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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
4
The Tabernacle Church blends revival efforts with a special Mason's service. Pastor Tov S J Parrish will preach a resignation sermon on the fourth Sunday at 11 am and continue church work through August. A special 4 pm Mason service is planned for the fourth Sunday, inviting local and nearby Masons.
Notice announces no services at the Tabernacle next Sunday due to the pastor's absence. Congregants are urged to attend at the First Baptist Church led by Dr. Daneiol.
The Presbyterian Church announces public worship next Sabbath at 11 00 am with Sunday School at 9 15 am No evening service due to evangelistic meetings at First Baptist Church The sermon will focus on The Second Coming of Christ Sidney Wolderness earns both Bachelor and Master of Arts degrees at Oglethorpe University. his family and friends express pride in his achievement
Next Saturday the quarterly conference meets at Caney Wendt church with preaching at 11 a.m. by Hoy J Ry King. Dinner on the ground and conference after. Due to the event Lowell service moves to 8 p.m. Sunday speakers include T on What Methodists Stand For and funeral Rulon. Luther Cowart of Emory University will preach. Public invited.
A reader from Carrollton discusses the presidential race, noting Harding’s party nomination and the authors’ shift on Wilsonism. The letter criticizes Wilson’s allies Burleson and Hoover, pledges to vote for the right in November, and urges careful consideration of the card party choices and public press.
Little Misa Ruth Westerlee entertained many friends for her sixth birthday on Saturday afternoon. Activities included games, singing, and a fish pond. Ice cream and coke preceded a six o clock adjournment while guests listed include Alice McGuire Anna Hay Robina Evelyn Pope Ruby Hamvith Helen Hicks Evelyn Tallman Mary Kilgore Melba Henderson Eliza Boyd Mary Nell Veach and many others.
Betty confronts Dick Bennett after a missed date blamed on his flirtations with Belle Thomas. He admits a later reason for the delay and offers a second chance only if she goes riding that very evening, testing pride and forgiveness in a compact office romance.
A health minded piece urges churches to lead health campaigns, invite health officers, and publish health articles. It cites biblical and modern examples, stressing hygiene, disease prevention, and the role of sanitarians in protecting communities from typhoid, dysentery, and other preventable illnesses. GA State Board of Health.
Whitesburg locals greet friends and relatives from Temple Atlanta Winston and Borden Wheeler Springs during weekend visits. The community lists dozens of names visiting homes, camping trips, and church services with invitations to attend Baptist services Saturday and Sunday.
The Georgia State Board of Health reports 1919 activity with 10 370 specimens examined and 60 044 typhoid vaccines distributed across external laboratories. It notes 150 718 total operations against a 60 000 budget saving 90 718, and states a state contract for virus at five cents per tube, urging city and county boards to use it.
Family and friends hosted by the Bonners and related households across Sunday gatherings. Neighbors and guests attended ice cream suppers, singing events, and visits at multiple homes including the Adair and Hightower families, with numerous mentions of Aunt Lena High tower, Mr. Duke, and Mr. Prince among others.
Saturday night guests included Mr. W B C Marlow and family and Mr. Monros Harper with their households. Sunday afternoon activities featured visits to Mr J M Todd and Mr E M Harper, plus a Tyus singing event attended by several local couples.
A Saturday night singing at Ira Inckson's drew a large crowd. Ira Jackson and George Stone made a business trip to Howdon. Cora Bell Jackson, Belly Stone, and various Garrett families spent afternoons visiting relatives. Bonnie Bilbo from near Newnan visited relatives. Bob Garrett's Sunday gathering drew attendees.
By order of the court of ordinary of Castrell county the estate of J. H. Barros deceased will be sold at auction to the highest bidder for cash on Saturday June 19 at 9 p m at the residence of Mrs W N A Horton 51 Tanner street Oar Tolston Ga. Items include one oak office table oak dining room suite dressers chairs household and kitchen furniture oil stove and other valued items. Administrator J T L Barron deceased.
Ask neighbors and friends to patronize The Carroll Free Prosa by subscribing for it and using it as a col lman in advertising.
An old advert promises a new calomel tablet named Cain faba for biliousness constipation and indigestion. It claims one tablet at bedtime with no water and no taste or griping with a refund if not delighted. The copy touts a thorough morning cleanse and hearty appetite without danger.
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