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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
4
Legal notices announce Mrs. Cora Crews seeks guardianship of Clifford Elmore Crews with citation to show cause by early July 1920. W W Smith as guardian seeks to sell Nancy C Abercrombie’s land, with contact for interested parties to appear by early July 1920.
B L Daniell as administrator for A B Daniell requests permission to sell all lands of the estate. All persons concerned, kindred and creditors are cited to show cause before the first Monday in July why the application should not be granted. This June 7 1920.
I T Long, administrator of the estate of T W J Tell of Carroll County, filed a petition to sell lands belonging to the estate. He cites all persons concerned to show cause on Monday in July, 1920, why the application should not be granted. June 7, 1920. J Millican, Ordinary.
A.B. and H. V. Smith have filed for permanent letters of administration cum de bonis non in Carroll County. The petition seeks authority to manage estate affairs and settle debts under court oversight.
An administration notice cites all interested persons and creditors to show cause by the first Monday in July 1926 why the application should not be granted. Dated June 7 1920. W J Millican Ordinary. A separate notice to dismission states E C Webb as administrator of Mrs Catherine Holder’s estate, requiring show cause by the first Monday in July next why discharge should not be granted. Dated June 7 1920.
Emma Bagwell filed for twelve months support from the estate of her deceased husband Wiley H. Bagwell in Anid County. Appraisers have filed their report and all persons, kindred and creditors, are cited to show cause before noon 1920 why the application should not be granted. This June 7 1920.
Wiley T Creel as administrator of E Creel late of this county deceased asks for leave to sell lands of the estate. Heirs and creditors must show cause before the first Monday in July 1920 why the motion should not be granted. June 9 1820. W J Milligan Ordinary
On the first Tuesday in July 1920 sales will be held at the courthouse door in Carrollton Georgia. High bidder pays cash for the described property including meat items and household goods as listed in the notice.
The notice reports levies by Sheriff W A Garrett on W S Crews for furniture including beds, a stove, and utensils, plus a Ford touring car tied to E T Grizzard via a mortgage, all to be sold under city court orders. It also notes forthcoming local legislation to raise the City Court of Carrollton judge’s salary and county payment of legal costs in chain gang cases. Date shown June 5 1920.
Classified notice offers No 1 and 2 pine and 5X cedars at reduced prices as the shingle business winds down. Also lists a one five room house with 80 by 200 foot lot on Austin avenue with utilities. Poato slips advertise Porto Rico and Nancy Hall potato plants ready for shipment April 20 at two dollars and fifty cents per thousand delivered to Seville Georgia.
Classified notice by Gee A. O. Turner at 8 Public Square Carrollton Ga lists farm or home purchases or rentals. Includes phone 214 for inquiries.
Mr Wallace of Villa Rien, long wealthy, died Saturday afternoon and was buried Sunday. Rev J W Vench led the funeral. Relatives from Carrollton attended. Local visits and social notices follow, including families seen at various homes and gatherings. a closing remark mentions fig bush and an unanswered question.
Local notes report a fall injury to Mr W A Haytor, well wishes for recovery, and a church outing at Rewlah. Col Jamon G Newman of Atlanta visited family, Mrs FR. C Twotleman helped Mrs R M Noland, and Tennis Shirah, a bright child, passed away. Farmers stay busy working, with some late to chop.
Mrs W A Tickle was a guest of Mrs L Ts Pato Sanday. Mrs G W A Warris spent Monday afternoon with Mrs G Miller. Miss Batello Pato visited Lottie Warris Saturday night. Claud Smith of Bowdon stayed with a friend Saturday night. Clifford Smith went to Bowdon Sunday. Prof G C Timor earned a $200 University of Georgia scholarship. Miss Nettie Miller stayed with her ill grandmother near Tallapoosa. Monica Virgil Arthur Clifford and Bhellis Amith visited Poteville Sunday night. Miss Peart Patterson visited Argolla Patterson Saturday night. G W Martin made a business trip to Tallapoosa Saturday. Eunice Smith visited the Mizen Harris Saturday night.
Bremen residents share visits over the weekend with neighbors and relatives. Mentioned are Mr and Mrs J L Ouiee and Mr and Mrs Taither Carroll from Atlanta visiting local families. others attend church singing and plan to travel to New Hope on Monday.
Kansas items report Mr. L. Adamann and family visiting Bowden on Sunday. Mrs. Dora Robinson hosts Misaes Roan and Carrie Robinson Saturday night. Mr. Bholley Smith is quite ill. A Marion Warren social gathering Saturday night pleased attendees with Prof. G. C. Turner present at the Instituta at the A and B M. Mosara Bee and Alton Cole visit Antioch Sunday.
Mr E W Williamson and wife and little son Roy visited Mr Amos Cook and family at Mt Zion. Mrs Fannie Smith went to Atlanta for an appendectomy. Bill Mapp and family visited Tom Webb's family. Lenn Williamson enjoyed riding Sunday. Next Sunday all day Sacred Harp singing at Tallapoosa church with baskets invited. Other locals include Monroe Johnson Clara Williamson Addia Mapp Eva Foster Minnis Williamson Lena Irene Williamson Wannie Johnson Alma Barnes and Eva Foeter.
Miss Ina V Robinson spent Saturday with aunt Mrs W T Robinson. Mrs T M Bennett and daughter Mary visited Mrs Zelia Robinson. Miss Lillis Robinson spent Saturday with Mrs W W Burnham. Mis a Joa V Robinson visited Misses Nancy and Lillie Robinson Saturday night. Mr Brisa Robinson visited Mr Bill Balonger Sunday and attended a meeting at Corinth Alabama Saturday. William Bennett and Eula Bolding were guests of Frank Bolding Sunday. Mary Bennett visited Vida Smith. Mr and Mrs F M Bennett spent Sunday with Rev J R Robinson and family. Miss Virgil Lovvorn returned home after a week with Miss Eunice Barrow. A sermon will be preached at Midway school house Sunday afternoon. Everyone invited.
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