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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
7
Marksville, La. Mrs. Alice Johnson reports a year of back and side misery with sleepless nights. After taking Cardus she regained strength and could straighten up, with pains nearly gone. The notice urges Cardui for female complaints and health.
Saturday night and Sunday visits are recorded among the Stone family and relatives. Harvey Jackson and Jim, Ben, George Stone along with Grady Garrett and family were in Bowdon. Ira Jackson and sons visited G T Stone and sons. Tempie and Belle Stone stayed with Delra Garrett. more neighbors shared afternoon gatherings in Heard county and with G T Stone.
Public notice requests brief obituaries under 160 words with payment for any excess words. Cards of Thanks are requested as a single line. The Free Press invites submissions under its obituary policy and charges apply for extra length.
E. T. Jackson notes Corn Club boys persist with their corn acres and many have planted. He praises their resolve and visits to members, finding hope and willingness to succeed in cotton and corn. Pig Club members show similar progress.
Otis Couch of Sand Hill Dowie Vaughan of Carrollton Oscar Nixon of Carrollton and Hershel Butler of Bowdon will attend the boys summer short course at the State College of Agriculture in Athens Georgia from August 3 to 11 1920. The four scholarships reflect credit on Carroll county farmers and the community.
The article profiles Jad born in humble circumstances who built wealth in the swine industry and publishing before leading a division of the Department of Agriculture. It emphasizes integrity and industry as keys to success and urges boys in clubs to seize opportunities, inspired by these men’s stories.
The Southern Ruralist argues that boys with handicaps can rise in life if they want it badly enough. Opportunity remains open until a person closes it by choice and vow to succeed with full determination.
Mrs A R Spence visited Mrs E G Balinger Sunday. Mrs W B Arthur was a guest of Mrs Barry Williams. Several from town attended the fall day singing at Raymond. Mrs S W Seales visits her daughter Mrs G R Huddleston in Mearis. Chester Priew Andrew Casey and Misses Elsie and Elmie Realus attended the Raymond all day singing. Emory Casey and Chloe Huddleston joined the Sunday singing.
Union Mrs Mav Qladney and children spent Saturday night with Mrs T A Dougherty. Missca Nattie Harper Myrtie Jones and Inez Gladney stayed with Miss Mattie Lee Dougherty. Misa Toulah Cook visited Coreno Phillips. Miss Brordlha Davis stayed Anturilay night with Miss Rebecca Driver. Eugene Rooke and wife visited Mr and Mrs J M Cook Sunday. Corene and Nannie Phillipa visited the Missos Cook Saturday night.
A reader proposes choosing printed envelopes for a gift and welcomes a discussion to settle preferences and details. The note invites conversation to finalize style, color, and wording.
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