Delegates named for Democratic Congressional Convention
By authority of the Democratic Executive Committee the Carroll County primary results appoints delegates to the Fourth Congressional District convention in Warm Springs Georgia on the 18th. Delegates include W F Brown W B Cander W B Hestry J M Moore and many others led by W O Perry chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Executive Committee
Carroll
Gentemen
Warm Springs
F Brown
B Cander
B Hestry
M Moore
E T, Steed
H Malone
A Hamrick
O Perry
W_ Roop
D Hamrick
Sidney Holderness
F M Brock
Bob Alford
R E L Jones
Bud Malear
H P Kelly
J J Thomasson
M L Moore
J L Ballew
J Millican
Delegates Named for State Convention in Atlanta
State Executive Committee announces delegates to the June 24 Atlanta convention. Listed are WH Malone Alec Gartright S W Harris G H West A K Snead J Boykin J D Hamrick LP Mandeville B A Sharp J T Eady Doc Alexander J H Jones bb L Moore J B Fowler G W Rooker Roy Almon J W Moon Howard Evans Emmett Smith J T Henry B F Bass H W Long Dr Jim Lov born W O Perry C H Stewart J w Boyd Ed McKinley G w Lov born J B Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
WH Malone
Alec Gartright
S’ W Harris
G H West
A K Snead
J Boykin
J D Hamrick
LP Mandeville
A Sharp
J T Eady
Doc Alexander
J H Jones
Bb L Moore
J B Fowler
G W Rooker
Roy Almon
J W Moon
Howard Evans
Emmett Smith
J T Henry
B F Bass
H W Long
Jim Loyvorn
W O Perry
C H Stewart
J W Boyd
Ed McKinley
G W Lovvorn
J B Martin
District Meeting of Women Missionary Society
The Rome District Woman's Foreign Missionary Society holds its district meeting in Villa Rica from June 26 to 28. Delegates from all churches are urged to attend and visitors of any denomination will be welcomed. Mrs M A Patterson is noted in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Rome
Villa Rica
Mra M A. Patterson
Adams Celebrate Carrollton High School Class of ’68
Mr and Mrs H B Adams hosted the Carrollton High School graduating class of 1968 at their College Street home Tuesday. Class colors black and gold decorated the rooms. a quotation contest awarded a prize of stationery to Miss Fannie Nix. Refreshments served to eight at the dining table. punch was poured by young helpers in fairy costumes. Attendees included Miss Lucile Cobb Marie Spence Fannie Nix Jennie Gusto Annie Lou Redwise Annie Ruth Sewell Marie Bradley Nealyfoses and guests Mr and Mrs T B Slade Prof Roe Turner and Miss Mary Lou New.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton High Shhool
H.b.adams
College Street
Fannie Nix
Marguerite
Agnes Adams
Vivian Broadhad
Lucile Cobb
Marie Spence
Jennie Gusto
Annie Lou Redwise
Annie Ruth Sewell
Marie Bradley
Nealyfoses
T. B. Slade
Prof
Roe Turner
Mary Lou New
Genuine Reform Rhetoric From Uncle Remus Magazine
Joel Chandler Harris quotes a skeptical farmer about reform and politics. The speaker contrasts fake reform with real action and humorously imagines political figures being punished. The piece uses dialect to convey a native voice and local sentiment.
For Sale Cheap One Typewriter Table and Office Items
A local listing offers a typewriter table for 3.50 a revolving desk chair priced at 12.00 and a telephone holder at 4.00. Also available are a book case for 6.50 and a blank case for 8.00.
Fourth District A. and M. School closes very successful term
The fourth district agricultural and mechanical school wrapped up a highly successful term with closing exercises featuring raffia and rattan crafts, a Carrollton orchestra, and a large crowd from the town and county. Judge Wright delivered the afternoon address after a lengthy program of exhibits in domestic science and a farm products display.
Advertising For Federal Building Sites Carrollton Ga 1908
Proposals for a federal building site in Carrollton Georgia are invited with a July 9 1908 2 pm deadline. Requirements include a 120x130 foot corner lot near utilities and streetcar access plus title evidence diagrams and land details. The vendor may keep improvements until federal construction begins and may be required to remove them on 30 days notice.
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Washington
D. C
United States
Federal
Carrollton
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington, D.C
Gxo
Corretyou
Sec
Star Spangled Babe of Bethlehem Recalls Negro Preacher
A reminiscence from The Home Magazine June issue recounts a slave preacher named Old Anthony once famed for shouting and a striking phrase he coined “the aster spengled babe of Bethlehem” that brightened his sermons. The observer cites John C. Reed in Uncle Remus’s Home Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Anthony
Swep Cox
Lexinton
Bethlehem
John C. Reed
Uncle Remus
the Home Magazine
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W. C. Wright
Newnan, Ga
Mrs Adams
Billie Sandeta
Joel Chandler Harris
Home
Faw
Rafia and
Rattan A. & M
Town End
Carrollton Orchestra
Brittain
Archeacre
Dixie Darling
Orgestra ' Ie
Coleman New
Harry Bledsog
Hoy Butler
Herman Vaughn
Grebentra
Recitation Colleges of Cane
Annabel Yaten
Jesy
Pagar
Ladies of
Opal Magnar
Alma Sprachin
Riley Mane Tai
Rehea Ieek
Florence Pergerson
Misa Denkinu
Hogan Copeland
Esster
Kathleen
Celie
Desie Staple—Jonas
Orchestre
Kyea
Domestic Science
San Jose
J. R. Livel
Weriwether
T L 'Thomaenon
Harris
W. J, van Horne
Chattahoochee
Jesse A. Murrah
Geo. P. Munroe
Marion
W.C. Wright
Wm. Dunbar
Melson
L. C. Mandeville
Qth
Geo. P. Moore
Adamson
Wright
Munroe
Congress
Homer
Newnan
Georgia
Magninca
Dablonega
Athens
Milledgeville
Aspeech
Virginia Caroliox Chemical Company
C. C. Robertson
Hogansville
Anabel Yeates
Annie Murtin
Eugene’ Ray
Columbus
Rey
Tajew
Treasury Department
Office of the Secretary
Franklin-Taraet
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