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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1916
Page
8
The piece argues Hardman untainted by public or private scandals, backed by common people despite opposition from politicians two years ago. It notes his fiscal independence, bank presidency, and self-financed bid, with claims of broad support and a possible convention path to election.
Mrs B F Boykin complimented house guest Miss Margie Burks of Macon with a delightful Friday afternoon picture party. Twenty guests attended a five reel showing of The Yankee Girl at the Bonita then enjoyed sandwiches and drinks at the Red Cross tea room. Mrs Glenn Holmes hosted a congenial Tuesday party after The Winged Idol, with desserts at Holmes ice cream parlor. Guests included Mrs A O Stale, Mrs W E Reuse, Mrs I G Loftin, Mrs L M Turner, Mrs W J Millican, Mrs Mat Griffin, Mrs A K Snead, Mrs E M Bass, Mrs B F Boykin and Mrs Guid Smith.
Mrs Warren Meadows hosted a Tuesday afternoon theatre party at the Red Cross tea room. Guests enjoyed sherbet and sandwiches among flower-decorated tables while watching an interesting picture play.
Mrs Shirley Boykin entertained about thirty five guests on a lawn setting with easy chairs and divans. A salad course followed. Mrs John Newell hosted a party at the ball park the next day for Mrs Smith and Mrs Shaefer with a lively game between the home team and Lindale. attendees included Mrs Herndon and several others.
Mrs. Jeff Brock entertained at a ball party Tuesday afternoon with a notable guest list including Mrs. Irvin Cheney Mrs. Paul Jack Mrs. Ruth Kramer Mrs. BR Jolley Mrs. C A Lyle Mrs. Robert Kinabrew Mrs. Joe Aycock Mrs. Mary Bickford Mrs. Hatcher Miss Jean Archer and Miss Marie Bradley.
Mrs T A Herndon hosted a refined Saturday afternoon tea for Mrs Fred Shaefer and Mrs Roy James Smith of Manchester who were guests at several gatherings during their visit. The South Street home featured hydrangea, nasturtium, and sweet peas with a crystal centerpiece. about seventy five guests attended.
Among Tuesday afternoon’s pleasant events was a domino party honoring guests Miss Janet Slade and Miss Jacqueline Mallory with Miss Evelyn Cowdry. Garden flowers graced the decor as four tables entertained sixteen guests. An ice course was served.
Mrs. Charles Lyle hosted the Self Culture club Monday afternoon. The event featured a splendid program and Mrs. Lyle served delicious refreshments.
Mrs Ruth Kramer entertained a stylish bridge luncheon in Carrollton with guests including Mrs Fred Shoefer and Mrs Roy James Smith. Top score went to Mrs Shirley Boykin who won crepe de chine handkerchiefs. consolation prize went to Miss Mildred Camp.
Correspondents are urged to quote poetry accurately with correct spelling capitalization and punctuation. Proper names should be written carefully to avoid errors in publication.
Appeal urges readers to mail subscriptions to Mr. Chas A Lyle, treasurer, Carrollton, to support the girls dormitory building fund at the A and M School.
The Free Press lists legal blanks and carbon paper supplies in various formats including singlesheets and bulk bundles.
A fragmentary audit of the accounts related to Chief Police Young, identified as J. T. Lymide and Lantriedt Young, notes his tenure was financially sound and his work loyal and faithful despite some questions about performance.
Special Auditor R J Gailbreath reports on the fines and forfeitures for the Carrollton Police Department under J T Young. The review compares Mayor Docket and Disposition Docket with collections, notes a $6 overpayment of street tax, and finds no major discrepancies after verification by City Clerk and Thomasson.
Exhibit records show unpaid judgments as of Sept 16 1915 and fines collected totaling 299 50 with remitted 2 40 and other entries. The report notes fines assessed from May and judgments for 1915 1916 and 1914 taxes with total chargeable to J T Young and a dismissal of Chief Young as economy moves reduce police expenses.
A memorial tribute praise for W J Wiggins describes his life as a noble example of faith, goodness, and service. The speaker recalls his cheerful character, devotion to God, and impact on others, asserting death is only a step toward a brighter life with Christ. June 15, 1916. An advertisement seeks a Georgia agent to sell Titan starters for Ford cars with a money back guarantee.
Good gentle family horse and surrey for sale at a bargain Apply to G A Walker.
A laprobe located Saturday afternoon near the bugay by the spout where Mandeville Mills operate was found by Robinson's store owner. The discovery was welcomed by owners amid unclear details of the incident and location referenced.
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