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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1920

Page

2

Tanlac boosts weight and relief in Ler Ange man

Joseph A. Tamire of 402 Crocker Street Ler Ange Jos Cal reports Tanlac relieved long gastro intestinal distress and rheumatic pain. He gained fifteen pounds and now eats well and sleeps soundly. He praises Tanlac and notes his daughter also started the tonic. Sold exclusively in Carrollton Bowdon Villa Rica by local drug firms.

Tanlac Joseph A. Tamire Croccker Street Ler Ange Jos Cal Dunmire Los Angeles Carrollton Jones Drug Co Bowdon Bowdon Drug Co Villa Rica Malone Drug Co

Local visits reported across Bowdon and area

Mrs. Clem and Ti Janox and son Roy of Bowdon visited relatives. W C Duncan and children and Mrs Whit Phillips and children from Union visited. N J Jones spent Monday night in Carrollton. Lucile Davenport hosted Annie Karl Gladys Lassetter and Dana Brooks. Ben Jones of Whitesburg visited his mother Mrs F M Davis. Herman Jones visited with FP M Davis. Eula Nolan and children spent a day with her father Mr Jack Brown. Will Gresham visited relatives at Banning. Bartow Nolan from near Winston visited his parents Bud and Mrs Nolan.

Ti. Janox Roy Bowdon W. C. Duncan Whit Phillips Union N. J. Jones Carrollton Lucile Davenport Missea Annie Karl Gladys Lassetter Dana Brooks Ben Jones West Whitesburg F. M. Davis Dot Jones Herman M. Davis Eula Nolan Jack Brown Mt. Zion Will Gresham Banning Bartow Nolan Winston Bud Nolan

Oak Grove South Community Notes From Carrollton Visit and Local Life

Oak Grove South reports visits by Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Phillips and Alice Taylor in Carrollton, allergy to crops as boll weevil threats cotton, corn prospers. Milton Eidson’s son Milton’s ashes to be buried in New Lebanon church family lot. Miss Leone and Nannie Little visit Miss Jennie Mota. J B Duncan and children visit Mrs G T Lyle. many attend ice cream supper at W H Phidson.

Jesse Phillips Alice Taylor Carrollton T. A. Griffin Lawrie Story Sanford Bradley R. BH Ringer W. L Henry Little Buffalo J. R. Cammon Mandeville Mills W. HI. Phidson W. L. Little Jim J.D. Lyle Oak Grove Aline Roaclle Ezra Camman Wayne Rainwater Batehing Earl Story Atlanta C. F. Eidson Milton France New York New Lebanon Church Leone Nannie Little Jennie Mota J. B

Wise insider Maraball declines candidacy for four years

Thomas Riley Maraball, a seasoned observer of Washington affairs, predicts a strenuous four years ahead for the chief executive and states he will not run. He plans to quit while the quitting remains advantageous.

Thomas Riley Maraball Washington

The Passing and the Permanent in Life and Faith

Rev. T. J Branson argues history and individual lives hinge on passing events and the enduring Christ. He cites Paul John and Jesus to urge stabilizing faith, urging believers to water the seed of grace and rely on the permanent in place of shifting feelings.

Rev T. J .Branson Stratford-on-Avon Fach i Jeans Bix Divine Hue Mar Paul Mases Jesus Christ John the Baptist Desu Christ

Sacred Harp Singing at Ramah Concludes Day of Music

The Ramah Sacred Harp gathering on June 20 opened with J E Eason as chairman and R R Bishop leading prayers. Committees on music were named. hours of singing followed by a memorial to Mrs Eliza Thomas. A long afternoon featured multiple quartets and a final thank you to Ramah residents.

Ramah J. KE. Eason R. R. Bishop J. E. Eason O. F. Lambert T. B. McGraw R. W. Bates J. R. Barrow J. A. Gammon M. A. Barrow O. P. Lambert M. W. Dobbs Reerss W. ©. McLendon A. A. Torsley O. TL. Entrekin J. ©. Arthur

Velvet Beans at Jacksons 10 Cent Store on the Square

Velvet beans advertised as a staple item at the Jacksons 10 Cent Store located on the square. The note highlights low prices and a broad selection aimed at daily shoppers.

Jackson the Square

Danger of Rumors Prompts Caution on Profiteering

A public notice urges careful handling of rumors about profiteering and price rises. It cautions against unproven claims, reminding readers prices may reflect legitimate costs and stressing honesty and restraint in discussing private or business matters.

Buslness

Pleasant Hill Social Round May Include Local Visits

Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Long and son John Henry attended a meeting at Mac-edonia Saturday and dined with Mr. and Mrs. Q. T. Burks. Hugh Williams and Selma Long enjoyed life Sunday morning. Misaca Alta Mand and Joyce Turner were in Carrollton Saturday shopping. The Longs hosted visits with Lee Williams and W. L. Long family. John Braswell visited near Lowell. The Latimers and Jennings families spent Sunday. An all day singing at Old Carrollton is planned for next Sunday the 27th.

W. L. Long John Henry Macedonia Q. T. Burks Hugh Williams Selma Long Misaca Alta Mand Joyce Turner Carrollton Lee Williams W. McLendon John Braswell Near Lowell W. QO. Jennings Lang Douglas Erin Latimer Will Latimer Old Carrollton Selma Henry J. H. Burks

Cane head social and church notes from Teal family visit

Cane Head reports visits by Mr and Mrs Ronie Teal and family including Tommie. The quarterly conference met with a splendid talk by the presiding elder. Families Smith Hyatt Phillips and son visited Carrollton and Hopewell events were attended. Prayer meetings and Sunday school progress with a meeting at W F Denhey's led by Hoke Barker. Local social calls noted among Lillie Mae Jessie Lee J B White and the Walls sisters. Knight's horse and buggy tied to a new hitching post Sunday.

Caney Head Walter Smith Hyatt Wayside Sim Phillips Carrollton Hopewell W. F. Denhey Hoke Barker Lillie Mae Jessie Lee J. B. White Beulah Alma Walls Brannon Knight

Orange and Early Amber Cane Sale at Jackson's Ten Cent Store

Orange and Early Amber cane is advertised at Jackson's Ten Cent Store on the square.

Kansas Community Notes Shifted Singings and Family Visits

The weekly note column records changes and social visits in Kansas. The singing date changes to the first Sunday, with multiple families visiting relatives in Buchanan and nearby areas. Notable updates include Mr. Ther man Garrow’s critical stomach ulcer condition and Earnest Walker visiting from Atlanta.

Seed display at Jackson's Ten Cent Store on the square

Orange and Early Amber cane seed is listed at Jackson's Ten Cent Store on the square, offering garden buyers a choice of quick germinating varieties. Local shoppers note the small price tags and easy accessibility in the storefront display.

Sacred Harp Singing at Tal Lapooosa Church

Proceedings record a Sacred Harp singing gathering at Tal Lapooosa Church with officers chaired by Elder J. M. Bagwell and a program of songs, reports, and refreshments. Announced conventions include White and Reese at Carrollton and a Chattahoochee convention at the courthouse.

Tallapoosa Church

Infant of Six Days Dalton Foster Dies Near Shady Grove

The infant son of Mr and Mrs Jim Lee Foster near Shady Grove died on Monday the 21st and was buried Tuesday in Antioch church cemetery. Relatives and friends extend heartfelt sympathies and keep hope of a reunion in a brighter home.

Jim Lee Foster Shady Grove Antioch Church Little Dalton W. R

How Is Your Complexion Aged Woman Beauty Advice

A 19th century health note advises a woman to grow more beautiful with age through baths diet and exercise and proper liver and bowel function. It claims yellow skin dull eyes and flabby flesh signal indigestion or sluggish liver and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a corrective remedy.

Farm Lands for Sale by Burson-Dial & Co No 1-80 acres

Farm lands offered by Burson-Dial & Co list multiple parcels near Bowdon Georgia with varied acreages from 25 to 171 acres. Many include dwellings barns and orchards, proximity to schools churches and roads, timber and pasture, and strong bargain notes. Each parcel emphasizes improvements location and access.

Burson-Dial & Co Laurel Hill Whitesburg Lowell Road Ballard Road Villa Rica

Also Mentioned on This Page

Clem Detroit Pleasant Hill Ronie Teal Tommie Fr. J. Teal Ten Cent Kansas R. Ford Buchanan Rufus Bates W. B. Johnson J. B. McGuire A. R .Cole J. B. Phillips Earnest Walker Bradford Phillips Sunany Therman Garrow W. T. King G. T. Wheeler W. RB. Johnson Tallapoosa Hunt J. M. Bagwell T. 5. McLendon Vicoy N Denney Ienders Th, Burnon J. EB. Gason Melear N. E. Denney J. W.stallings W. S. Walker Ellen Pate Clifton Hotel Court House Chattahoocchee Carroll Carrell Heel Vills Rica Premigree Roopville Roll County Tyus-Carrollton Road Ienry Banka Half Mile Bendon Railroad Station John Beck Bowdon and Smyrna Iosa Chandler Street Newnan Street Adaemeon Avenue Longview Ihres College Street Maple Street Mill College Streets Depot Street Tor Rhody Street Ada Scott Sims Street Carrollton, Georgia
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