Real estate agents urge listing homes to meet demand
There is strong demand for town property with inquiries regularly coming to real estate agents. If you are selling, list your property so buyers can find it, as a buyer could appear any day.
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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1921
Page
4
There is strong demand for town property with inquiries regularly coming to real estate agents. If you are selling, list your property so buyers can find it, as a buyer could appear any day.
Numerous Carrollton residents and visitors are cited, with mentions of travels to Atlanta and other towns. Notables include Mr. Pat Thelan, Mr. D. T. Cannon, Miss Susie McClure, Mrs. Eugene Broadlin, Mr. J. J. McClellan, and others. Updates cover illnesses, hospital stays, family visits, and community events including church circles and a Baptist picnic at Kingsberry spring.
Forty five bushels of Forte Rico sweet potatoes laid out for slips by Carroll sown for friends. Selling at 1 75 per 1000 cash with order. M W Smith Sycamore Ga BR 2 8mch stamped.
On hand plentiful good brick offered at cheaper prices. Brick for sale from the Meple Street Warehouse Co with delivery options and contact for purchasers.
Sacred Harp singing met at Bowdon Junction May 28 with G Lambert leading a song and 8B Duncan giving the prayer. An organizing committee including A Tetley and F Lambert led arrangements. 60 minute singing blocks, memorial lesson for Rev J X Samples, and multiple short singings followed by a one hour dinner break. A D Talley chaired the session with C P Lambert as secretary.
Community members share weekend hospitality with neighbors and relatives across Wayside and nearby towns. Guests include Hackney, Matthews, Williams, Horsley, Morris, Carroll, Worsley, and Sparks households, with outings at Chase Plains and Gross Plains.
Dr. Gibson of Roopville Baptist preached Sunday evening and will return for the first Sunday afternoon service. France Mote remains gravely ill while Ona McWhorter has recovered enough to be out. Carrollton ball game attendees noted. next Sunday features a singing evening inviting all to attend. Raymond Lane returns home to the farm and Tryli Lyle comes back after serving as a sailor.
Last Saturday May 28 Tyus Roopville teams traveled to Bowdon to face Bowdon and Roopville. Dick Tarpley pitched for Bowdon and Jimmie Parrish for Roopville in a 7 inning opener won 7 to 2. Bowdon then returned with fresh Cham bers against Tyus and produced a 4 to 1 victory in seven innings. Bowdon avoided free passes and earned their only run on a hit by Tora.
The family thanks friends for kindness and sympathy during the sickness and death of their darling baby. They praise Dr Askewdor lis faithful attention and offer blessings to all who helped.
Quote from London Opinion remarks that life’s ladder has splinters and pains intensify during a fall, suggesting sharpness increases as one slides downward. The aphorism comments wryly on misfortune and folly, using metaphor to critique human experience.
The Carroll County Times reports the Good Samaritan Association met at Consolation church with Rev. Dayton delivering the introductory sermon. Discussion covered Sunday schools authority Bible missions and home teaching. J N Morris, clerk, notes a strong spiritual drive and adjournment planned for Ebenezer church in 1922.
A community announces a regular staging every First Sunday at 2 30 PM at a location west of Roopville between Roopville and Tyus. Everyone is invited to help and attend Sunday School at this place.
A concise reflection notes that a true gentleman carries grace whether he enters his offices or a drawing room. It emphasizes consistent courtesy and poise as defining character beyond social setting.
A May death in Cross Plains area reports Robert Horsley died after being overcome by gas in a well near his home. He was transported to Carrollton Hospital where he soon passed away. He leaves a wife two children and his parents with extensive family mourners. Funeral services were held at Cross Plains Baptist Church led by Rev C L Matthews.
The family of Mrs. J. L. Douglas thanks friends for kindness and sympathy after the death of their husband and father. They especially thank Mr. Norton for his deed and acknowledge the beautiful floral offerings. May God’s richest blessings be with all.
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