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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1917

Page

2

Temple Visit Highlights Local Family News

Mr M A Sandifer spent Sunday with home folks at Lacusé Grove while Misael Maude Sewell and Grace Connell, recently teaching, returned for vacation. Mr and Mrs Leon Matthews of Dublin plan to visit relatives next week. Miss Sattie Baskin, once in North Carolina school, returned home. Mr Hoyt Griffs, in the Navy, spent Sunday with grandmother Mrs Jane Williams.

M. A. Sandifer Lacusé Grove Misael Maude Sewell Grace Connell Leon Matthews Dublin Sattite Baskin Northaroling Hoyt Griffvs Jane Williame

Local Happenings Around Flat Rock and Vicinity

Moessra Powell and L. R. Powell, and R. L. Berry spent time at Mr T J Boyds Saturday. Will McKinney 44 visiting relatives nearby this week. Grover McWhorter of Atlanta visited his brother Hon Me Whorter Saturday. Mrs George Slay has been ill. Mr BH IL Boyd and family spent Sunday at Ate B Turper's. Mr af M Williams and family visited Mr Bol Gartor's Sunday.

Af. M. Williams Bol Gartor

Beulah Community Social Visits Across Towns

Beulah residents visited relatives in Newnan and Tem ple on weekend. Numerous members attended gatherings and church events with family such as the Harwell and Carter households. Names include John Carter Mamie Eunice Reddin Omie Walker Thorsie Harwell J. L. Carter Nora Carter and Olin Walker among others.

John Carter Mamie Newnan Eunice Reddin Mixa Myrtie Jackson Omie Walker Thorsie Harwell I. A. Walker Olin Walker Temple Thurste Harwell J. L. Carter Will Carter Perry Jordan Nora Carter

Temple News Tiny Local Social Notes From Atlanta Visits

A string of brief social items lists visits and week end stays in Temple. Names include Mr Biton Javans, Mrs G M Tyervunte, Mr and Mrs Bob Dankins, Miss Roby Katrekin, Miss Magie Colh, Miss Mamie Manley, Miss Cora Lee Combs, Mrs J A Orr, Miss Maude Milley, Rev Bill Griffith and son Troward, Mr Will Barnett, Mr Jake Cochran, Mrs Iris Kinney, and Mrs W W Yates. Subscriptions and rent notes are mentioned as expiring and available at the Free Press office.

Biton Javans Atlanta G. M. Tyervunte Wil Bob Dankins At Tanta Uil Mes. Dm. Baker Missy Grave Kirkstapl Jowell Riggs Piaday Misa Roby Katrekin Misa Magile Colh East Point Mime Loyal McCollister Mamie Manley WW. If Sin Warher Thomasson Emory College Cora Lee Combs Locust Grove J. A. Orr Maude Milley Acworth Temple Bill Grifith Buchanan Troward Navy Ethel Rowe Will Barnett J. T. Barnett Jake Cochran Iris Kinney John Nash Alabama W. W. Yates Dallas Cyril

Pleasant Hill Socials and Sunday Meeting Reminders

Mrs M L Turner visited with daughter in Atlanta. Regular meeting drew a large crowd as Rev George Jones preached. Numerous locals and relatives attended meals, visits, and church activities across Pleasant Hill, including Turner, Fountain, Wilson, Braswell, Robins, and Jennings families with neighbors in Tyre, Wayside, and Lowell.

M. L. Turner J. M. McElroy Atlanta George Jones Mattie Sue Gladney Alta Maud Turner Fountain Owen Fountain Wayside Dock Stallings Cross Plains Tom Wilson Measra Hugh Dewell Williams Selma Long Coleman Turner M. Chastain Tyre Douglas County John Braswell Sid Williamon Lowell Stripling’s W. ©. Jennings Turenor Mra Turner Plowshare Frisky Batunday Ruth Braswell Mayer Jowell Burks Maggie Rounton Baie Long Bertha Jennings Bolle Florence Robins Bilas Messrs Lee Vebert Willisas Rows Thi Keen Briles Sanday Wilie Parker Cate Tomtom Mes Dao Reech Mia Jim Vietel Jomain Mosse Wick Jennings Ruth

Community Notes From Zion Sindy Whitdronts Day Event

Talks by Reve J Me McGill and Prof Hibert Willifort were splendid with music by Miss Bonnie 2B. Movria led the Epworth League Sunday evening on Loyalty. Students at Chattanooga and Athens enjoy vacation at home. Visitors include Mrs Annie Still and daughters from Alabama, Harvey Ashmore, Colbert Whitaker from Birmingham. Misses Darden from Carrollton stayed with Artie Katrekin. Elizabeth Buckalew improving from a broken arm. Mrs Frank Abbott reportedly better. Arlenn Wolmes returned from Carrollton with Mrs H B Russell. Prof Elbert Williford and wife left for Cullman. Grover Earnest of Atlanta visiting his father B J Earnest.

Sindy Reve J McGill Hibert Willifort Bonnie Movria Epworth League Myrtle Harnest Roy Martin University of Chattanooga Clara Nelle Moris Mable Harnest Athens Artie Katrekin Elizabeth Buckalew Frank Abbott Arlenn Wolmes Carrollton H. B. Russell Elbert Williford Cullman Ala Grover Earnest Atlanta Earnest

Bill Arp Church Attendance and Neighbor Visits Report

Rev J W McLeod held regular services Saturday and Sunday. Various locals including R H Banks Tom Jordan and families visited neighbors. A severe hail storm near Douglanville caused crop damage while the area elsewhere reports good corn and ample peas and syrup cane. Residents hope for a bountiful harvest despite hail.

J. W. McLeod This Place R. H. Banks Carroll County Tom Jordan Gordon Rainwater B.S. Lassetter N. E. Miller J. D. Butler Bill Bearde O. Stovall D. J Guy Theo Phillips Messrs Curtis Leonard Daniell DeWitt Milam Pray Phillips Fred Ralph Milam Oscar Brown Giny Wesley Maxwell John Lee Wesley Moore Bernard Watkins Boyd Family Curtis Woods Fannie Lou Woods Little Sister Ruth Phillips Douglanville Nere

Singing Postponed for Sacred Harp Service in Hopewell

Hopewell's annual Sacred Harp singing scheduled for the third Sunday in June has been postponed by the church in conference. N. E. Denney serves as clerk.

Hopewell Church In Conference N. E Denney

Lost auto tag request between Hulett and Sand Hill

T L Roberts of Carrollton Route 6 reports a missing auto tag for an Overland car between Hulett and Sand Hill and asks the tag be returned or left at the Free Press office at the address given.

Hulett Sand Hill Free Press Office T. L. Roberts Carrollton Route 6

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