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Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1909

Page

3

Bremen Gateway Social and Church Notes

Mrs J B Spruil returns from visiting her parents in Carrollton. Baptist church preaching by Rev Radford of Carrollton Friday night. Mr and Mrs C R Bishop spend part of last week with his sister in Randolph county Alabama. Mrs G R Adamson and daughter Miss Clarice Adamegon visit Mr J R Adamson in Calhoun. Mr J N Copeland of New York visitor to Bremen from the firm C L and J N Copeland. Joe Crutchfield of Cullman county in Bremen en route home from Carrollton after Dr J F Cole funeral.

Baptist Church Radford Carrollton C. R. Bishop Randolph County Alabama G.R. Adamson Clarice Adamegon J. R. Adamson Calhoun New York Joe Crutchfield Cullman County Carrolton J. F. Cole

Summer boarders learn country life with patience

The passage advises gentle treatment of summer boarders exploring farm life. It notes their curiosity about eggs from egg plants, cows producing dairy, and avoiding humor about common country mishaps. With time, the learner may distinguish between a bumblebee and a grasshopper.

Singing and social visits mark Ephesus community week

Ephesus residents note crop delays but celebrate a successful Shiloh singing. Mr and Mrs Allen Chapple J F Dougherty and families visited G W Bradley and family Sunday. Miss Maud Lieola Phillips hosted guests Leola and Esther Phillips. Rosa Dougherty is sick. Tom Phillips and wife visited J T Jones and family. Fannie Jones visited her daughter Rosa Dougherty. Hester Cook visited Mrs John Cook and Mrs Hamp Cook.

Allen Chapple J. F. Dougherty W. Bradley Ana Shiloh Maud Lieola Eee Ceny Leola Esther Phillips W. A. Jones Rosa Dougherty Tom Phillips T. Jones Fannie Jones Hester Cook John Hamp

An Editor's Lament From Dallas New Era

An editor laments unpaid subscriptions. Honest toil fades as debt grows, leaving wear and patches on pants. The piece warns that lingering nonpayers threaten future operations and urges subscribers to pay.

Dallas

Singing and visits mark quiet Sunday in Shady Grove

Shady Grove reports light attendance at Sunday singing due to Bold Springs events. Families including Lott, Morgan, Green, Horton, and Jordan visited relatives and hosted guests in a sequence of Sunday visits and hospitality.

C. H. Dyer D. H. Horton Millard Hendrix Cold Springs J.T. Morgan J. T. Lott

Millinery and Hat Trimming Offered by Mrs Hughens

Mrs Hughens on Maples Street Crossing advertises fine millinery goods and hat finishing at low prices. Call for stylish trimming and custom fits.

J. M. Hughens Maples Street Crossing

Farmers Enjoy Fine Weather And Local News From Shiloh

Last week notes from Shiloh report farmers making good use of clear weather and local visits. Bob Roberts attended preaching at Rotherwood. Wilse Harper and Dougherty visited J. A. Hammond’s family. Mrs Fannie Johnson and Mrs Sallie Williamson visited near Lowell. The community mourns Susie Baxter of Alabama leaving a husband five children and many relatives. An all day singing is planned with baskets to share.

Bob Roberts Rotherwood Wilse Harper Dougherty J. A. Hammond Fannie Johnson Chatham Lowell Sallie Williamson Soo Allen Story Susie Baxter Alabama Mack Williamson W. A. Johnson Sallie Johnson

Governor-elect Brown weighs Adjutant General choices in Georgia

Atlanta June 7 Governor-elect Brown faces a decision on appointing Adjutant General and a new Assistant Adjutant General. Judge Sampson W Harris is favored to fill the top post to honor Confederate veterans, with General A J Scott seeking continuity and endorsement from the militia. Incumbent General W G Obear and Captain Louis G Kenan are also candidates.

Atlanta Brown Sampson W Harris Carrollian Terrell A. J. Scott Harris Scott W. G. Obear Louis G. Kenan Aassistant Smith Clement A. Evans Evans National Guard Griffin News

Hulett Community News Notes Church and Visitors

Regular Baptist services led by Rev John Layton drew a strong attendance this weekend. Visitors include Walter Herrin and Grover Hall group from Carrollton and Douglasville with a busy social and musical scene around Whitesburg and Mt. Zion.

John Layton The Baptist Church

Sunday Visits Report From Banning Community

Local residents from Banning and nearby towns spent Sunday visiting relatives and friends. Names include Minnie Jones and daughters Edna and Mary, Charlie Layman and sister, Miss Jodson Latimer of Atlanta, Gordon Richards, John Pate of Whitesburg, Mesera Tom Crowley, A Colquitt, Grand Street, Miss Mayme Hayden of Carrollton, Miss Viola Hilley of Emily, Miss Mail Thomas, Miss Gertha Taylor, and Mrs J E McGarity noted sick this week. C E Stallings family also mentioned.

Minnie Jones Edna and Mary T. Richards Charlie Layman Jodson Latimer Atlanta Mattie E {Latimer Messrs Gordon Richards John Pate Whitesburg Mesera Tom Crowley CQ. A. Colquitt Grand Street Mayme Hayden Carrollton J. E. Moore Viola Hilley Emily Gertha Taylor J. E. McGarity

Sunday Visitors and Church Attendance Reported

Neal. Thomas Clark of Whitesburg visited our ville Sunday. Young people attended the singing at Shiloh. J. M. and F. M. Coox attended the Sunday School at Ephesus. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Knott were at Sunday evening services. John Holder passed through our ville Sunday afternoon.

Thomas Clark Whitesburg Ville Shiloh J. M F. M. Coox Ephesus W.C. Knott John Holder Our Ville

Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Bolsters Women

Letters from Louisville and Adrian praise Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for curing female troubles and avoiding surgery. A Louisville reader credits the remedy with preventing an operation and restoring health. A Georgia resident says it spared her from surgery after years of suffering. The notices claim widespread success and urge continued use.

Loulaville Lydia FE Pinkham Lydia E.pinkham Adrian Lydia E. Pinkham Lmna Henry Sean

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bremen J. B. Spruil Shady Grove This Place Bold Springs Mr. Lott J. T. Morgan and Lonnie Lott Lena Green J. G. Morgan J. W. Horton J. J. Jackson Eugene Joseph Horton Carrolton Hardware Co Pittsburgh Hulett Walter Herrin Jin Hulett Hiram Sewell Rome Walter Reaves Coney Chatham Florence Mt. Zion Dr. W. Alderhold Clem Penn Cansler Grover Hall Alice Roberts Douglasville Ernest McWhorter Newnan W. M. Hall Ben Carroll Grissman Herrin Grass Plains M.A. Boyd Sophronia Herrin Carollton Gladys Aderhold Paul Price Mrs W. Roberts George Sewell J. A. Blalock Vera Aderhold J.&. Boyd Villa Rica O. L. Bradshaw Brice Mewhorter Banning David McGuire Nora Duncan New Hope W. R. Young B. Duncan Wayside Y H.G. Taylor C. E. Stallings Neal DEVOE Roop Hardware Co
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