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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
5
Craven climbs into the 00 class and makes his first error, Chaplin trails behind in the 00 class, while the league race heats up behind them. Register reappears, lighting up the event with steady hits on the one.
Carrollton blanked Rome 4 to 0 as the offense collected eleven hits led by a strong team effort. Notables include Mr Beck making an impression while Rome struggled with two monthly hits and no runs.
Early Tuesday morning in Pateville, J B King killed Mrs A Tennefield and wounded her husband Mr Benefield while attempting to flee with an unpaid cow. Mrs Benefield died within minutes. her husband is recovering. Funeral held at Rechanen. Local farming news and a string of social visits fill the remainder of the notes.
Mr and Mrs W and Cash and children drove to Rome on Sunday. Warner Brooks of Cedartown spends the week with grandparents. J S Guice P M Ploof shopped in Carrollton. J W Cash and Marie Coffee visited Buchanan. J C Regan stayed with Wash Whitton. J L Guies J T Guies and Misses Tyne Maa Guies went to Cedartown for a festival honoring a son’s birthday. Other guests included Flora Bell Bridges Horton Eugene Austin family Flora Bell Horton and James Grice.
Mollie resists Lucy's famed boy but ends up on a moonlit club porch with Skinny Smith. Aunty Mary dismisses him, Mollie overhears that Carter is Lucy's son, and a twist reveals Mollie might judge him too harshly as they share a long talk and a dance.
Regular preaching at the M. B. and Baptist churches with Rev. John Anderson presiding. Beulah singing events reported as good behavior and fine music. Local residents visit relatives, with mentions of the Denn and Adams families, the Nicholson girls, and Dr. Agkew called to attend Mr. Walter Wallaco.
News from Maple Springs reports the death of infant child of Mrs. Lee Bordon recalled by Mrs. Emma Windom, with Mrs. J. C. Cook hosting a supper for neighbors. The article lists visits, a singing event at Tallapoosa, travel plans for Miss Jimmie Lou Windom, and communal invitation to a third Sunday singing.
An advertiser promotes lower costs by placing business with the paper that powers the field TWICE-A-WEE.K The message urges coverage of Carrollton trade territory with reduced expense through repeated publication.
Barge Mersis, Dawnon and Rance Powell spent the weekend at home. Mr and Mrs 12 T Alexandar spent Sunday with their father J D Powell. Walter Jones visited from TerCor University for two weeks. Dowell Kuglar and the Misson Warrens went riding Sunday afternoon. Artyce Entrekin and Misses Gladys Entrekin and Pearl Reid motored to Riversids Sunday. Mrs W L Jones and her young daughter Tamado visited Mrs A W Dredden Sunday.
Delos Renny Denney, born September 6, 1017, died November 6, 1919, is remembered by Mr and Mrs J B Denney and family. The note offers condolence and faith based reflections, citing biblical verses about children and the resurrection, and states Delos rests in God's arms awaiting eternal reunion.
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