Social Evening Attended by Brownwood Ladies
Mrs Fowler of Brownwood Texas was guest of honor at a sewing party hosted by Mrs Kinnabrew on Depot street. Work A While club members Miss Nannie Kennedy and Miss Lucile Loeb of Atlanta attended along with Mrs Griffin, Miss Hole and others. Natallie Jones hosted a picture party with Red Cross decor and crystal vases of red carnations. Sandwiches and ices were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler
Brownwood
Texas
Robert Kinnabrew
Depot Street
Natallie Jones
The
Red Cross
Miss Jones
Bonita
J. W. Griffin
Tone Hole
Lillie Groft
Marie Dempsey
Tre
Mrs John Lowrey Hosts Afternoon Sewing Party
Mrs John Lowrey entertained a sewing party Tuesday afternoon at her Home Street apartments. The rooms featured nasturtiums and pots, a salad course was served, and guests included Mrs M M Bradley, Mrs J Lee Young, Mrs Hume, Mrs Jim Chetey, Mrs J R Styles, Mrs S J Boykin, Mrs T 23 Slade, Mrs C M Tanner, Mrs B F Boykin, Mrs Ralph Ean, Mrs Walker Flournoy, Mrs E Bass, Mrs Homer Perdue, Mrs Imma Prescott of Atlanta, and Miss Clyde Willis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lowrey
Home Street
T. A. Herndon
M. M. Bradley
J. Lee Young
Hume
Jim Chetey
J. R. Styles
J. Boykin
Slade
C. M. Tanner
B. F Boykin
Ralph Ean
Walker Flournoy
E. Bass
Homer Perdue
Imma Prescott
Atlanta
Clyde Willis
Miss Nannie Kennedy Hosts Biased Party for Mrs Fowler
Mrs Nannie Kennedy hosted a Monday afternoon gathering at Mrs Joe Harris home on College Street in honor of Mrs B H Fowler of Brownwood Texas. The room featured sweet peas and Mrs Fowler shared a travel story from Alaska. Hostess aides included Mrs Pat Bradley Mrs Robert Kinnabrew and Miss Elizabeth McClellan. Twenty five guests were invited guests enjoyed ices and cake. Boy's union suits are priced at 43c at John W Baskin & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Kennedy
Joe Harris
College Street
B. H. Fowler
Brownwood
Texas
Fowler
Dr. Fowler
Alaska
Pat Bradley
Robert Kinnabrew
Elizabeth McClellan
Dinner Honors New York Doctors Townsend and Applewhite
Miss Evelyn Brown hosted a Saturday dinner at her Cedar Street home in honor of Dr. J. G. Townsend and Dr. C. C. Applewhite of New York City. The parlor and hall featured pastel flowers and pink white accents with a lace tablecloth. A five course meal followed, with guests including Mrs. Ruth Kramer and several local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Brown
Cedar Street
J. G. Townsend
C. C. Applewhite
New York City
Townsend
Applewirle
Ruth Kramer
Mary Bickford
Rachael Brock
Miss Brown
Roy Mandeville
Reese Adams
Mrs Herndons Guests Invitees For Week-End Visit
Mrs Fred Shaefer and Mrs Roy expected Thursday to be guests of Mr and Mrs T A Herndon. Mr and Mrs Pomp Shaefer also to join, with Mr Fred Shaefer and Mr Smith joining the party for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Shaefer
Roy
T. A. Herndon
Pomp Shaefer
Mrs. Herndon
Mr. Smith
Pretty Parties Honor Mrs. Robinson in Atlanta Visitor Week
Mrs J Lee Young hosted guests including Mrs D T Robinson of Atlanta for a string of pretty parties. A theatre party, a sewing gathering, and a luncheon featured decorated tables with sweet peas and daisies. Hosts Mrs Irvin Cheney and Mrs Walker Flournoy welcomed sixteen or more friends and noted attendees.
Sermon Family Visits and Death Attend SACKVILLE Notices
Farmers race to finish cotton work amid sickness and tales of illness at home. Visitors include Janes Smith family near Zion and Oscar Roberson with Miss Fannie Wyatt in Hileyville. Ramah Foster and Yook Home mourn the loss of little Lee Ratah Lee with funeral led by Rev. W. W. Rosp and scripture verses lamenting earthly woes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Smith
Zion
Charlie Bonner
Oscar Roberson
Fannie Wyatt
Hileyville
Joe "Pyson
Ailine
Waitting
Albert Brook
Roopville
Martin Ivey
Mers
Ramah Foster
Yook
Hitife
Ratah Lee
Antiochehuren
W. W. Rosp
Lee
Jesus
Farmers Busy With Grass Rumors And Local Gatherings
The report recalls busy farmers complaining about overgrown grass. Local residents Ellis Brittain and Benjamin Jones attended a singing at Gool Springs and enjoyed it. Rev. Dan Carter missed a sermon due to his wife’s illness. J T Jones and son plus Dr Ellis traveled to Atlanta for an operation on J Kane. A prayer meeting occurred at Mr. Albert Garners and an event to be held at Mt. Pleasant next Sunday. Several visits and illnesses are noted among area families as well as a memorial ingy planned for July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Brittain
Benjamin Jones
Gool Springs
Dan Carter
J. T. Jones
J. T
Ellis
Atlanta
J. Kane
Albert Garners
Mr. Stith
W. F. Carden
A. S. Camp
H. Wilson
Mrs. S. Db
Whitesburg
J. A. Reeves
Mt. Pleasant
W.T. Brittain
Hen Jones
Black Dirt
Keren
May Belle
Local News and Shop Notices From Butterick Patterns to Hospital Visits
Master Arthur Dozier visits his grandparents on Maple Street while Mrs. Robert Lee travels to Chattynangy before returning to Fitzgerald. Dr W Lee Fitts remains active this week as Thos Entrekin travels to At- Mes. Entrekin home. Mr. Jones Co advertises potato plants at 1 00 per thousand and readers are urged to tell neighbors to subscribe to the Free Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Dozier
Hurleyville
A. A. Simonton
Maple Street
Mr. Thos
J. Entrekin
At- Mes
Lost Tire Report Near Carrollton On A M Temple Road
A tire and rim size 4 1 2 by 35 were lost on streets of Carrollton or nearby by A M or Temple road within three miles of Carrollton. Return to C E Roop and get repair tire. Lost June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Temple Road
C. E. Roop
Antioch Community News Roundup
Mrs Perry Stephens of Arkansas visits Cir roll relatives and spends Sunday with her brother W W Smith. Mr and Mrs J H McCray visit George Stamps at Salem. The daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Tyson is ill. George Brnckwelder and family of Roopville visit T L Roberts. Mrs W L Ivey is recovered. Willie Mae Fletcher is ill. The Death Angel took the Foster baby Saturday night at eight. Parents show deep community sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Stephens
Arkansas
Cirroll
W. W. Smith
J. H. McCray
George Stamps
Salem
Joe Tyson
George Brnckwelder
Roopville
T. L. Roberts
W. L. Ivey
Willie
Mae Fletcher
Raymond Foster
Local Folks Visit Through Weekend Gatherings
Glenloch residents and guests shared a weekend of visits with relatives and friends. C M Ray and family returned home to Yellow Dirt, Prof T F Connell and family joined Prof Lee Bledsoe for Sunday, Charley Bledsoe and wife visited Lee Bledsoe on Thursday, Miss Irma Rey attended Sunday School and singing at Yellow Dirt, Leonard Huffman moved near his store to better serve the community, Prof Emmett Bagwell of Carrollton stayed with his brother Prof Joseph Bagwell on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Ray
Yellow Dirt
T. F. Connell
Lee Bledsoe
Charley Bledsoe
Irma Rey
Leonard Huffman
Emmett Bagwell
Carrollton
Joseph Bagwell
Local Folks Socialize Around Carrollton and Nearby Areas
Mr Ed Burns and Mr Jack Voss of Carrollton motored to Alabama Tuesday morning. Mr and Mrs J W Hollingsworth Lynette visited her ailing father on Dixie Street. Misses Jessie and Lucile Bonner stayed with Mrs D E Burns Tuesday night. Mrs Holanda Martin shopped here Thursday afternoon. Annie and Lynette Hollingsworth shopped in Carrollton. Mrs Joe Duncan, visiting in Birmingham, has returned home. Mr and Mrs J W Burson spent the weekend with Hill Brown and family. Dr G W Hemmond visited homefolks at Frankton. Brewer Faver and Dr Robert Faver of Clem motored to Haralson and spent Sunday there. Sunday was singing evening but attendance was light as boss Mr Faver was away. W P Rowe, long ill, attended choir practice Saturday night. Miss Ethel Huggins and sister spent Saturday and Sunday with brother Bobbie Lee Huggins. Mrs Mattie Stallings has a new…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Burns
Jack Voss
Carrollion
Alabamnn
J. W. Hollingsworth Lynette
Birmingham
Ala
J. W. Burson
Hill Brown
G. W. Hemmond
Frank- Tn
Brewer Faver
Robert Faver
Clem
Haralson
Faver
W. P. Rowe
Ethel Huggins
Bobbie Lee Huggins
Mattie Stallings
Education and Studio Classes Offered By Mrs Jonesy
A fragment describes Mrs. C. W. Jonesy visiting brother Ty Roberson and offering a studio for teach plano and expression. Interested parties urged to phone 20 percent. mentions A. A. Jones and Mrs. James Beall in a small town notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Beall
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Mrs. Kinnabrew
Mrs. Fowler
John W. Baskin & CO
DR. Townsend
DR. Applewhite
Roth Kramer
Paramount Feature
Mary Pickford
Triangle
Bessie Barriscole
Weber
Fields
Paramount
Chodgely
Douglas Fairbanks
Fred Mace
Marta Golden
Blanche King
Red ‘Cross Drug Store
D. T. Robinson
Irvin Cheney
Noort
Lee Fitts
J. G. Cheney
Robinson
Greensborougd
Miss Willis
Sackville
Bradley's
John W. Baskin & GO
Robert FE. Lee
J.T. Young
Chattynangy
Fitzgerald
Bullrick
Sohn W. Baskin & CO
Dr. W. Lee Fitts
Buderick
R. A. Jones CO
Antioch
Glenloch
Colina
Lyon Mpc. CO
Brasklyn, N.Y
Lowell
Ty Roberson
cMilamp
A. A. Jones
Red Cross Drug Store
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