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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1916

Page

5

Jake News Preaching Days and Sacre Harp Singing at Ramah

Next Saturday and Sunday feature pre regular preaching days at Ramah followed by an all day Sacre Harp singing on Sunday. Everyone is invited to attend and bring well-fired baskets. Local residents and visitors, including the Lively and Crawford families, Gamble families, Burnham, Murphy, Johnson, Weight, and others were noted in recent weekend activities across Tallapoosa, Hogansville, and Bowdon with visits and travel.

Ramah BR. A. Lively Lump Crawford O. P. Johnson Tom Gamble Tallapoosa Herbert Gamble Ben Burnham Hogansville Jake Hugh Johnson Hery Johnson

Illnesses and visits fill county page notices

The column notes Mrs S D Garden is very ill and Mrs Mollie Camp improving. Several families, including Camp Richards Durrett and Trapp, visit relatives across Carrolls and Madras. Miss Lena Barron, Ozelle Camp, and others attend gatherings. farmers urged to save grain for the A and M Fair next fall.

S.D. Garden A. S. Camp Lizzie Richards Vines S. J. Garden W. 4 Carden Pile Kerren Nil Mae Belle ‘Trapp Carrolls Louise Camp Nannie Low Garden W. G. Durrett Janes Durrett W.T. Richards Lewis Davis Garter Smith Madras W. J. Carden Della Boyd Emine Willey Wilborn Dick Carden

Rainy Morn Boosts Farm Hopes and Local News

A light rain boosted farmers in Barge with good crops and expected fall yields. Annie Dell Powell returned from Millengeville after attending G N T C. Walter Jones is visiting homefolks after a summer at Young Harris College. Zerron Rogers of Meridian Miss is visiting his father Pr T E Rogers. Shiloh held regular meeting days last weekend. Bonnie Robinson was baptized by Rev. Robinson. Corn and cotton acres show potential in semliting yard and corn club boys progress. John Warren Powell and Walter Jones joined a Beulah singing trip yesterday.

Annie Dell Powell Millengeville G.N T. C Walter Jones Young Harris College Zerron Rogers Meridian Miss T. E. Rogers Shiloh Bonnie Robinson Robinson Corn Club John Warren Noir Powell Beulah

Regular preaching day at Indian Creek in Liberty Hill

Sunday worship led by Rev. R. M. Lovghorn from Bowdon drew attendees from local families including Mrs. Annie Adair and Mrs. Styles of Kansas. The day featured a well received singing by Frank Thomas and updates on residents such as Oren Warren ill with typhoid and plans for an all day singing in July at Kansas with invitations extended to all.

Indian Creek Melrose Lex Kennerly M. D. Lee Mabel Vance Ollie Warren Poplar Springs Church Archie Smith Bernard Bryant Sarah Janet W. FE Abercrombie M. Dee Robert Teal G. H Robert Warren Annie Warren Otis Mae McKibben Heard County Kansas

MILLER'S ACADEMY DEATHS AND VISITS REPORTED

The death of Mr. Charley Mate is noted with burial at Smyrna on Saturday. A baby son of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Boswell was laid to rest at Pleasant View cemetery Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Entrekin and two children and Mrs. A. G. Entrekin visited neighbors in the area. A. J. Evans is described as quite sick Sunday night.

Charley Mate Smyrna Charley Boswell Pleasant View Cemetery W. W. Entrekin Preston Geneva A. G. Entrekin Henry Samples Shiday Mandeville Ella McEwad Herbert Icewwen Bear Creek J. M. Evans

Local Community Notes From Union Area

Farmers busy with crops amid rain. Sunday singing at Ephesus draws many youths. Visits abound as Miss Eunice Merre and others travel among neighbors. Ice cream supper by Miss Eula Duncan and fife singing by Miss Canarie Burks delight attendees. Local families host and visit throughout Saturday and Sunday.

Ephesus Eunice Merre Lola Mattie Cash Charle Burks Eula Duncan J. Phillips Burse Phillips Leola Daugherty Maggie Cook Simpkins J. D. Driver Chit Acrep Carrellton Villa Exie Homer Clark Newnan Dave Jones Canarie ‘Burks W. GC J. 0. Duncan Whitesburg i Luther Jones J. O. Duncan Andrew Helton E. J. Cash

Sunday meeting at Indian Creek draws Luckey crowd

Residents of Luckey reported a good sermon by Rev. R. M. Lovvorn at Indian Creek Sunday. Several locals attended and updates included visits by Rev. M. Davison to Pleasant Ridge. J. T. Arthur and family stayed with J. B. Batchelor Tuesday night as guests.

Indian Creek R. M. Lovvorn M. Davison Pleasant Ridge Jesse Whatley Newnan Luckey J.T. Arthur J. BR. Batchelor Josie Batchelor Edna and Chine Eason J. D. Mealott Melvin Eason Stogner Florence Moore

Birthday Dinner Shared By Joel Johnson And Jim Porter

Mrs Martha Upchurch remains bedridden seven months and unchanged. Joel Johnson and Jim Porter hosted a birthday dinner Sunday with two grove tables and ample provisions. W C Huckeba visited Mrs L Huckeba Monday. Lillie Huckeba spent Monday with Ed Porter and Cleve Huckeba. Ed Porter and Cleve Huckeba located a bee tree last week. An ice cream supper at Cleve Huckeba's Saturday night brought enjoyment. Jim Huckeba had bad luck last week losing five cats. Tom Nolan was seriously ill but improving.

Martha Upchurch Joel Johnson Jim Porter W. C. Huckeba Lela Huckeba Lillie Huckeba Ed Porter Cleve Huckeba Cleve Huckebo Jim Huckebo Tom Nolan

Ivey and neighbors visit kin in Antioch and Bowdon

Mr. and Mrs. Will Ivey spent Sunday with Mr. Luther Foster and family. Mr. Charley Adams and family visited relatives near Bowdon Saturday night. The sick in the community are improving. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McCray spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Tom Steed, of Tyus. Messrs. J. B. Smith and Jasper Bonner attended the singing at Boulah Sunday.

Will Ivey Luther Foster Charley Adams Bowdon J. H. McCray Tom Steed Tyus J. B. Smith Jasper Bonner Boullah

Mother's Friend touted as aid for expectant mothers

An advertisement extols Mother's Friend as a safe external remedy for pregnant women, promising pliant muscles, reduced distress, calmer nerves, and relief from morning sickness. It urges readers to obtain a bottle from any druggist and to request further information from Bradfield Regulator Co in Atlanta, Georgia.

Bradfield Regulator Co Lamar Ridge Atlanta

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