College on the Way for Carrollton Students
Draughon’s Practical Business College plans a Carrollton branch to enroll about thirty students. If sufficient interest is shown, the school will open soon offering the same business training as in Atlanta and other cities at lower cost, keeping money local for board tuition and incidentals.
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Draughon
Practical Business College
A. Padgett
Carrollton
Atlanta
Diaughon Colleges
Epworth League Officers Appointed and Local Obituaries
The Epworth League met at 7 30 in the Methodist church with lower attendance than expected due to Chautauqua. Nell McKown led and Anne Lou Redwine will present the program next meeting. Col B B Thomasson 28 died after ill health, a UGA Yale grad and lawyer, Elks and Masons member. Charles Hammond died suddenly near town, leaving a wife and three daughters.
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Epworth League
Methodist Church
Nell McKown
Anne Lou Redwine
Anna Lou Redwine
Alva Lowrey
Mrs. Pierce
West
Alma Bonner
Kate Martin
Mary Lou Bledsoe
Alva Lowery
Hattie Gentry
Miss Redwine
Kate Brown
Mary Gentry
Annie Martin
Holloway Calls For Popular Vote On Senator Election
J J Holloway declares support for electing United States Senators by popular vote but says the Legislature must choose this year. He asserts no pledges to any candidate and vows to act for the people's best interests if elected, stating he will be unpledged and independent.
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United States
J. J. Holloway
Death of Mr. J. R. Harmon in Atlanta infirmary
Relatives and friends mourn the death of J R Harmon after months of ill health. He spent time in an Atlanta infirmary before returning home. Funeral services were held at his Longview Street residence Thursday morning conducted by Rev. W E Dozier with interment in the city cemetery.
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B. B. Thomasson
J. J. Thomasson
Maple Street
Col. Thomasson
University of Georgia
Yale
W. D. Hamrick
Mr. Thomasson
Elks
Masonic
Methodist Church
Charles Hammond
J. R. Harmon
Harmon
Atlanta
Longview Street
Withdraws From Race Over District Limits
James A Kelley withdraws from the Georgia Legislature race claiming district duties as Whitesburg Bank cashier prevent any countywide campaigning. Gen Evans to be appointed Adjutant General by Gov Smith to replace Gen Scot. Evans health improving. Patterson to fill Pr ison Commission vacancy. Obear to be retained as Quartermaster General.
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Whitesburg Banking Company
Georgia
James A. Kelley
Evans
Clement A. Evans
Hoke Smith
A. J. Scot
Gov. Smith
T. E. Patterson
Griffin
Smith
Scott
W. G. Obear
Carrollton Chautauqua Opens with Noted Lecturers
Dr George R Stewart and Bob Seeds headline the Carrollton Chautauqua with speeches Friday and Saturday. Farmers Day Saturday features Seeds at 10 30 a m on How God Made the Soil Fertile. General discussion follows. Band concerts held twice daily and Sunday services promise a great treat.
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George R. Stewart
Dr. Stewart
South
Bob Seeds
Radcliffe Bell
Thomas Elmore Lucey
Freda Walker
Unique Entertainment At Fitts Drug Store
Invitations went out across the city for ladies to attend at Fitts Drug Store from 2 to 3 p m on Monday and Tuesday. On Wednesday the under 18 guests were entertained. Fruit punch served and each guest received a souvenir 4 fan. Misses Christine Fitts Sadie Merrell and Fay Causey performed songs and music. Between 200 and 300 guests called each afternoon.
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Fitts Drug Store
Christine
Fitts
Sadie Merrell
Fay Causey
Special Election Ordered in Georgia County 1911
Pursuant to an order of Governor Joseph M Brown a special election is called for Friday June 23 1911 in the county to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Hon W D Hamrick. Election held under ordinary special election rules and regulations. Official signature of W J Millican Ordinary dated May 31 1911.
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Joseph M. Brown
Carroll
W. D. Hairick
Jno
W. D. Hamrick
Jj, Holloway
Carroll County Representative Candidates Announced
Notices announce candidates for the Carroll County representative seat in two special elections. June 28 1911 and June 23 1912 are listed as election dates, with candidates Jno T Hixon and JJ Holloway respectively, seeking support from local friends.
S M Hearn Named Candidate to Fill Hamrick Vacancy
The Free Press announces S M Hearn as a candidate for Representative 1 to fill the vacancy created by the death of Col. W D Hamrick. Hearn stands as the party choice to succeed Hamrick in the district.
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Free Press
S. M. Hearn
Col. W. D. Hamrick
Carrollton Bank Financial Statement June 7 1917
Statement of the Condition of the Carrollton Bank Carrollton Ga at close of business June 7 1917 shows total liabilities capital stock 1000000 surplus funds 400000 undivided profits 23191.46 due to banks and bankers 851.41 due unpaid dividends 580.00 demand certificates 7128.61 bills payable 000.06 total 50717a8. Sworn by H N Spence cashier before T Spence June 15 1917.
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First National Bank
Carrollton
State of
Georgia
Penches
Texas
State OF Georgia
Carroll County
H. N. Spence
Carrallton Bank
H. WN. Spence
G. T. Spence
C. W. Py
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