Community Notes From Carrollton and Nearby Areas
The item mentions Mins Enhlon Caliwell heading to Atlanta for an appendectomy under Dr. Bear’s care, with well wishes for her speedy recovery. Also noted are Newt Ballard and A. L. Gane visiting, and a report of poor wheat yields blamed on a hard rain and wet conditions, reflecting local life and sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins
Enhlon Caliwell
Calfwell
Atlanta
Wader
Bear
Newt Ballard
A. L. Gane
Earch
Anne
Wioom
Na Nivana
Leo
Praise and Farewell for Miss Teonia Searcy at Bellview
A note from Mrs Bell honors Teonia Searcy nee Miss Teonia Searcy as a bright pupil at Bellview school. The tribute lauds her intelligence, studious nature, and good parental guidance, expressing pride in her achievements and the esteem of the Deal family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Teonia Searcy
Hunt
Mixa
Toonia Searcy
Bellview
Pleasant Hill Local Visit Notes and Ills
Mr and Mrs Arthur Tyson visited his father near Carrollton Thursday night Mrs Bill Tennant spent the week at Sargent with sitter Mary Panel returning home Sunday Mrs Clara Douglins liby with whooping cough and dysentery Addio Parker and Anttie Davin of Carrollton visited Mrs Odie Martin in South Georgia last week Dr Walter Reever dismissed Mr Ay work son from severe cast of foyer last Friday Mr and Mrs Bill Tennant of This ink spent Sunday night with Tom Tyron near Carrollton Mr and Mrs Joe Marker visited relatives in Carrollton Last Sunday afternoon visit Pleasant Hill enjoyed by a large crowd Monroe Tyson of near Croan Vining visited his parents on Gayot last Saturday night and Sunday Little William Tyson ill this week Mr Herman Young and family of East Newnan visited Mr Robert Young and family near Nilett last Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Tyson
Carrollton
Inet
Bill Tennent
Sargent
Mary Panel
Clara Douglin
Misa Addio Parker
Mixa Anttie Davin
Odie Martin
Bouth Goorpin
Walter Reever
Aywork x Son
Bill Tennant
Ince
Tom Tyron
Joe Marker
Tid
Cola Thunoraig
Douglas County
Pleasant
Monroe Tyson
Harneat Young
Newnan
Robert Young
Nilett
Local notes from Hulett and vicinity recount health and incidents
Near Hulett Mrs. G A Boyd is slowly recovering from a long illness. Dora Hogan, confined with mumps, can now go out. Agnes Higgins improves after a painful sore foot. Ora and Ruth Adams visit South Georgia. Volve Hogan spent Sunday with Chalmers Hogan. Others touring Alabama. Mr Garst’s barn burned with wheat loss and a trap crop burned. Prad Hinchley visited his brother in Mare Wilchurch while Fred Wines preached. Regular Methodist services at Tulett. Dr and Mrs King of Hulett visit with sons. one in Atlanta medical school, one at Camp Tackdun Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Boyd
Etriona
Dora Hogan
Agnes ‘Higgins
Ora
Ruth Adams
South Geor
Minas Volve Hogan
Chalmers Ho-gan
Alabama
Garst
Gill
Membry
Hirtett
Hembry
Mra, King
Uulutt
Atlanta
Has Your School These 18 Things
A list from an educational authority outlines eighteen items for reach of the poorest schools including lighting, ventilation, playgrounds, wells, outhouses, a wood house, front yard with grass and flowers, a cement walk, desks, maps, globes, a library, heating, clean floors, window shades, newspapers, and magazines. The note mentions the singing at Raniah Sunday, a sermon by Rev. Ridley, Mrs. TR. Lambert and childran, Ruth wed Evelyn of Maula, and a spending mention of The Progressive Farmer and Jake News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gooden
Waterbury
Progressive Farmer
Jake News
Raniah
Ridley
TR. B. Lambert
Childran
Ruth
Evelyn
Maula
Weekend News From Newnan Area Relations
A local society note lists residents visiting families and traveling visitors. Auntin and Mrs Irwitt J Carrollly from Camp Gore doll spent Sunday at home. Orn Burrekin visited friends in Bom. Min Henry Johnson of Atlanta spent Sunday with his mother. C P Johnson and Mussia Alive Entrekin hosted Hugh and Avion Johnson. Miss Amtie Lee Lenk visits Irvine Mote of Victory. Mae Thompson shopped in Bremen last Friday. Wardlaw Thompson of Camp Whepler expected home next Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwitt J. Carrolly
Camp Goredoll
Orn Burrekin
Wits
Bom
Min
Henry Johnson
Atlanta
Minwother
C. P. Johnson
Mussia
Entrekin
Hugh
Earl Johnson
Avion Bively
Newnan
Wheat Crop of 1918 and the Allied Food Problem
In 1918 the wheat outlook grew brighter from April to May as weather improved and acreage recovered. Government forecasts rose toward a potential 572 million bushels, with winter-killed acreage reduced, spring wheat planted under favorable conditions, and hopes for a billion-bushel harvest if Canada and Europe also improve. The article frames wheat as vital to Allied needs during wartime and notes ongoing shipbuilding to support food shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sar
Europe
Women Save Money By Making Their Own Soap
A home soap making method promotes using kitchen waste to render grease into soap. Instructions suggest filling a large can with meat skin waste bones and other grease bearing scraps, boiling to render clear grease, and producing a cheaper purer soap. Red Devil Lye label includes directions for cold process or boiling.
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Gilta
Stoc Oreel & Harper Jewelers
J. A. Mandeville, Pres. O, A, Lyle
Bac y.Treas
Lovvorn
U.K
Henderson
Carroll Realty & Insurance Company, Inc
First National Bank
Carrolton, Georgia
S. J. Boykin & Sons, Inc
General Insurance
Boykin Bldg
Carrollton, Ga
Travis & Long General Insurance
Bay W
Pleasant Hill
Hulett
Erie Sutledge
Fayetteville
WM. Scaield Mfg, CO
St. Louis
Anheuser-Busch
ST. Lows
Georgia
BEVO
Carroll County
Newton County
Campbell County
Harrlson County
Palmetto
Douglasville
Buchanan
Firma
Aed Elberton
Copeland Grocery Co
Lithonia
W. M.jobnapp Grocery Co
Lawrenceville
Lawrenceville Hut
Guincaville
M. J. Coate
Madison
Empire Beverage Co
Georgia Distributing Co
Griffin
H. V. Kelt Co
LaGrange
Diamond Beverage Co
Athens
Empire Heveraza Co
Somalia
Farietia
Aslantut Wonder Beverage Co
Wonder Beve Alsert L. Dunn
Dhtreet
Rage Company Wholesale Dealers
Reade
Atlanta, Ga
Bradley Building
Carrollton, Georgia
T. W. Reeves
H. J. Goodwyn
D. Jackson, Sr
A. D. Jackson
Jes
R. D. Jackson & Son
Carroll and
Haralson
E. T. Steed
W. L. Fitts
1St National Bank
Emmett Smith
Stewart
Betty Reynolds Cobb
Holderness Building
L. J. Brock
John Hudson
Villa Rica
Willis Smith
J. L. Smith
Smith & Smith Lawyers
Roop Building
L. Z. Dorsett
Seeme
J. E. Cramer
Roop
Homer L. Barker
Genito Uri
W. T. Creel
CREEL
Harper
Carroll
Coweta
J. Reese
Shirley C. Boykin
Monyton Loan
Boykin & Boykin Blig
Atlante
J.D. Hamrick
M. D
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