Old Maids' Convention at Hulett Saturday night
The Spitsters Coueution presents the Old Maids' Convention with a large cast led by Josephine Jane Green as President Winnie Sewell and Priscilla Abigail Madge as Secretary. Admission 15¢ or 25¢. proceeds go to the American Red Cross.
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Hulett
Josephine Jane Green
Winnie Sewell
Priscilla Abigail Madge
Agnes Higgins
Charity Longface
Myrlital
Polly Jane Pratt
Clotile King
Hanner Susanner Biggerstaff
Leona Holland
Frances
Verniestey
Sophia Stuckup
Ruby Richards
Tiny Short
Opal Boyd
Cleopatra Bell Brown
Mary Sewell
Calamity Jane Higgins
Inez Boyd
Makeover
Grogan Tull
Clitherd Ayers
Eeverbody
American Red Cross
Lost five dollar bill on Wednesday between offices
Lost a five dollar bill between Dr Hantrick's office and Bonner Smith and Cadle's store. Finder to leave at Free Press office. W A Heard Whitesburg. Mr Jim Fitts of Atlanta spent several days here last week.
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Jim Fitts
Atlanta
Local News Roundup From Carrollton and Nearby
Local notes show Miss Willie May Henry visiting Fre lona, various illnesses and recoveries, and many residents traveling to Atlanta or nearby towns. Attorney R. B. Davison argued for Carrollton before the State Railroad Commission as rate fights continue.
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RB. D. Davison
Carrollton
State Railroad Commission
Atlanta
Georgia Railway & Power Co
Local Social Notes Skip-Around Visits and Events
Master Louis Turner has mumps. Mrs Frank Morgan of Bookmar visiting her daughter Mrs Claude Hamrick. Mrs Munroe Burns spent Thursday in Atlanta. Homer Barker visited Alabama last Saturday. Dr Homer Barker is ill. Mr John Jackson returned to Savannah after two weeks with family. Fred Wilson of Atlanta visited his mother. Miss Florence Kemp of Atlanta visited aunt Mrs T J Houston. Mr R H Kinabrew, an early gardener, enjoyed home grown vegetables. Miss Maura Turner spent a week at home visiting her parents. Miss Hazel Carter spent Sunday in Tallapoosa. Misses Ruby Lytle Allie Dixon Gertrude Jones spent weekend at Lowell. Mrs R H Mitchell of Eatonton guest of her parents. Mr B L Garrett left for Macon to assume duties at Fourth National Bank. His family will join him later. Mrs John M Jackson shipped household effects to Thomasville. Hear Hooper Alexander on the public square Saturday at 2:30. Carroll County Liberty Bold Honor Flag to be raised Saturday at 2:20. Phone 40 for Picnic Chips delivered to your home. Joe Walker peas for sale now. It's time to sow.
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R. H. Kinabrew
Maura Turner
J. H. Turner
Atlanta
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