Local Georgian Post Notice From Carrollton Paper
Published every Tuesday and Thursday by A. Meees editor and publisher. Fetored at the Post Office at Carrollton Georgia as mail matter of the second or.
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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1921
Page
2
Published every Tuesday and Thursday by A. Meees editor and publisher. Fetored at the Post Office at Carrollton Georgia as mail matter of the second or.
A historic revival roadmap lists sixteen goals for Christian renewal. It urges broader generosity, inner repentance, unity of denominations, regular worship, active lay involvement, passionate gospel ministry, and a shift from selfishness to helpful zeal, aiming to convert sinners and strengthen Bible faith.
The Meriwether Vindicator recounts a lively old circus visit in Carrollton era days. Patrons drank freely, a few fights erupted, yet the event drew families as spectators and riders performed bareback on swift horses with real danger. A sober visitor, Wat Wells, vowed to attend without liquor, but judged the show harshly when asked for impressions by Judge Sam Harris.
Local residents note a surge in vacation activities and playtime opportunities for children. Community centers, parks, and libraries offer programs to keep youngsters engaged during school breaks. Parents welcome safe, structured options that promote creativity and fitness.
A discussion of how optimism fuels economic activity, arguing that belief in future prosperity can lift demand and employment. It cites financial authorities claiming no lingering extravagance risks and urges community groups to spread optimistic business spirit to restore confidence and accelerate shipments. It notes that hopeful individuals attract opportunities and leadership roles.
A call to focus beyond daily welfare, urging parents to shape a child’s mind for the future. It argues today’s thinking must extend forward, or the child will stagnate, trapped in present and past without progress or ambition.
Editorial questions the allocation of vast sums for a prize fight between Carpenter and Dempsey while veterans of World War I suffer in underfunded hospitals. It argues millions spent on boxing could aid sick and crippled servicemen, urging donors to support those who fought for homeland and country.
A compact notice notes a quirky tale about an individual named Woo Woosa told in his own voice. The item highlights the narrative style and regional voice without additional context or sensational detail.
A county agent outlines how to improve pasture in Georgia soils. Low land should base pastures, seepy areas are key, and poor land yields poor grazing. Best grasses include lespedenza for mid summer, bermuda for lowlands, Dallas grass red top and white clover for bottoms. Proper seeding rates and timing aid establishment. Call ED T. JACKSON for more information.
A heavy rain and strong wind last Wednesday caused light damage to fruit trees fences and stoves in the Union area. Gardens had dried up since mid April. Otto Hudson and family spent the weekend with Cliff Acree. J M Land made a trip to Coweth. Rev J W Cole preached here last Sunday to a large crowd and a July third Sunday appointment with Rev C L Matthews was announced. Mrs J S Heath and children visited Mary Simpkins. D A Simpkins stayed with Loyd Williams in Cross Plain. Mong Jones and Effie Duttfox from Carrollton visited Saturday night and Sunday. Cole dined with Mary Simpkins. Several residents attended a meeting at County Line last Sunday.
The Free Press urges readers to try its want ads and see quick responses. Readers report effective outcomes from placing small notices and classified inquiries. Local residents note affordable rates and prompt visibility that connect buyers and sellers.
California guest Misa Nestle Perdue recounts neighbors who sheltered Helgian orphans and endured brutal German acts including severed limbs and killings. Eyewitness accounts from Etta Ansley support the atrocity claims. Also notes Miss Bessie Klein’s appendectomy recovery, improvements at Victory mill, and ongoing repairs to dam and water house.
Rainy weather touched Bowdon Junction as crowds attend Pleasant View singing and Ramah services. Mrs. Lemney Earnest to lead next Sunday. J T Bracknell assists at Bracknell store. upcoming sings planned for Bremen Abilene and nearby towns in July.
In Wear Free Press correspondence from Carrollton Route 2 Mr Hancock leads a well attended Sunday meeting at Holder's. A next service is planned at Mrs J W Bs old Nan Whitaker place under Tom McLeod. Updates on Rev J W McLeod and Carrie Handley family, local weather, crops and health notes shared among neighbors.
Babs Ruth extended his stellar run with a 23rd home run this season against the Detroit Tigers in New York. The ball traveled 470 feet, a distance unmatched in baseball history, as Ruth also set a personal mark of seven homers in five games.
Roopville Georgia area records a light shower and improving crops while residents share visits and condolences. Mr and Mrs 8 J Craven were guests of Mrs Ida Shirey. News of J M Bagwell's death prompts heartfelt sympathy. Attendees traveled to Bethel for services and many neighbors visited with relatives during weekend. An all day singing at Oak Grove drew several from the region.
A compact want ad in The Free Presa markets a local item for sale, promising fast response. The notice highlights a low price, clear contact method, and immediate availability to attract buyers and speed a sale.
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