Local notes from Carrollton weekly social roundup
Mr. Isomer Perine, Dr. Unnwork-lewis, and Mr. Ticket Wolmes spent time in Atlanta or Newnan this week. Many residents travel to Atlanta Cedartown and Birmingham for visits and events. Illnesses and recoveries dot the community as Mrs. May Dorsett Mrs. Murphy and others receive care at local hospitals. Mr. Steinbach mourns his mother in New York as Carrollton crews show sympathy.
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J. Steinbach
New York City
Villa Rica
Atlanta
New York
Steinbach
Carrollton Friends
Big Bone Poland China Hogs For Breeding Offer
Carroll County Breeders Association announces breeding sale options featuring sows and pigs of all ages at reasonable prices. Breeding sire Arch Back Buster, offspring of Giant Buster, available through C M Stallings. Route 3 contact phone 3204. Ojundtthuc
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Poland
Carroll County Breeders Association
C. M
Carrollton to Seek Local Tax Cap on Public Schools
Notice from Carroll County Georgia states an intention to seek passage of a local law during the current General Assembly session. The proposed act would amend a 1912 act to cap the tax rate for the public schools of Carrollton at 0.85 percent per year. The notice is dated June 29, 1921.
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Georgia
Carroll County
Carollton
General Assembly of Georgia
Carrollton
Gray Mitchell Wed at 108 Maple in Carrollton
Corrie Gray of Roopville Georgia wed Elmer Mitchell of Columbus Ohio at the residence 108 Maple Street Tuesday logth inst. The bride, formerly Corrie Taylor, is praised as a Christian woman and well regarded, while the groom is noted for winning her affection. Mutual best wishes go with the couple to their distant home. W. W. Roop Carrollton Ga reports.
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Maple Street
Corrie Gray
Roopville
Elmer Mitchell
Columbus
Ohio
Gray
Corrie Taylor
Mitchell
Southland
Houhe
Presbyterian Church Communion Service Next Sabbath Morning
The Presbyterian Church schedules a communion service next Sabbath morning and invites all members to attend. The service emphasizes obedience to God and the command to "This do in remembrance of Me." July prayer topics include American Indians, the Home topic, and the Foreign topic "The Signs of the Times in the Foreign Field."
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Christ
Times
Bible Study Class and Westminster Society Meet
The Bible Study Class will meet at Mrs. Henderson's home next Monday at 4.0. The Acts chapter one lesson. All the Indies of the church are invited. The Westminster Society meets Kathleen Almand's home next Tuesday at 4:30. Tabernacle Exodus 35-40 and American Indians mission topic. Answer roll call with one verse on Faith. All members urged to attend.
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W. BR. Henderson
The
Westminster Society
Kathleen Almand
H. $. Horton
The Week's Work and Worship at Methodist Church
John P. Erwin pastors a Methodist Church week plan with preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Epworth League meeting at 7 p.m. Workers' Council Monday at 7 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p.m. Public invited. members urged to attend. city flora welcome all.
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P. A. Epworth League
Workers’ Council
Avoid Loss of Plant Food From Manure on the Farm
An article from the Georgia Experiment Station notes that neglecting stable care leads to waste of manure nutrients and farm discomfort. It urges dry bedding like straw or pine needles to absorb liquids, avoiding wood shavings, and reports mixes of solid and liquid manure boost crop yields. It also suggests sanitation with dry stalls and cautious disinfection to prevent flies.
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Mike
Georgia Experiment Station
First Baptist Church Plans Sunday Services and Prayer Meetings
Rev Gilbert Dobbs pastor outlines next Sunday's schedule with Sunday School at 9 40 Morning worship at 11 Evening service at 8 plus gospel song service and brief sermon The pastor’s recent sermons on Symbols of the Spirit and The Hope that Destroys drew praise Prayer meeting attendance was strong A weekly prayer meeting is urged Wednesday night The Teacher’s Conference and Normal Class meet Thursday night at Citizens Bank
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Baves
Bishop
Philathea Class Plans Park Picnic Friday Evening
The Philathea Class led by Judge Roop and Miss Snead as president will hold a class picnic at the park Friday evening, July 1st.
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Philathea
Roop
Snead
Tabernacle Schedules Multiple Services and Union Plans
W L Hambrick leads services at 11 a m and 8 pm with large crowds despite heat. Sunday School at 9 30. B Y P A meets at 6 30 pm as two junior, two intermediate, and two senior unions are planned before Christus. Ladies Missionary Union meets Monday at 3 30. G A Sunbeams and Bible Study midweek with chorus practice Friday.
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Christus
Ladies’ Missionary Union
G. A's
Sunbeams
B Y P U Meeting Elects Church Officers
The Intermediate B Y P U of Tabernacle Baptist church met on Sunday June 26 and elected officers for the coming months Lester Lovvorn was named president J B Hanson vice president Addie Lee Daniel secretary Crema Bonner corresponding secretary Verne Johnson treasurer Velma Daniel organist Leila Griffin chorister Thelma Bonner leader of Group T Viola Daniel leader of Group II J C Bonner leader of Group IIT Lawrence Griffin leader of Group Vee COR secretary
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Tabernacle Baptist Church
Lester Lovvorn
J. B. Hanson
Addie Lee Daniel
Crema Bonner
Verne Johnson
Velma Daniel
Leila Griffin
Thelma Bonner
Tax Assessments for 1921 in Carrollton Ga Notice
The Tax Assessors in Carrollton Georgia have completed 1921 real estate assessments and filed them with the city clerk for inspection. Property owners may arbitrate if dissatisfied, provided arbitration is done by July 24 1921. after that date the right is barred. City Clerk J L Thomasson signs the notice dated June 23 1921.
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Carrollton
J. L. Thomasson
For the Relief of Rheumatic Pains
When you have stiffness and soreness of muscles and aching joints and find it difficult to move without powerful massage the affected parts with Chamberlains Liniment. It will relieve the pain and make rest and sleep possible.
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Chamberlain
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Tyre Watson
Evelyn Flournoy
H. W. Flournoy
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Sam Boykin
Olga Coffee
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Witle
Louis
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Mr. Gillerton
Luke Tlarman
Rufus Smith
Simonton'a Mill
May Dorett
Memorial Hospital
Marlon Brock
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Memoril Hospital
Ralph Lyle
Mrs. W. F. Taylor
Frank McPherson
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Charley Wood
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Ark
Mrs. J. K. Richards
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Mrs. BR
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Marion Brock
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Caroll County Memorial Hospital
Howard Smith Hng
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Henry Brooks
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Hettie Holland
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Susie Tanner
Bill Norton
Pat Phelan
Dwight McClain
Charlie Tanner
John Tanner
Jeff Brock
Ben Brock
Harry Bledsoe
Vassie Taylor
Mary Lovghorn
Birmingham
Misa Taylor
Claud McQree
Misa Lauvorn
Miss Taylor
Mobile
Gulf
Zeke Bass
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W. D. Bass
Stewart Street
W. B. Lovvorn
Roanoke, Va
W. J. Lovvorn
Pannie Garity
Griffin's
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Herman Hanson
Norristown
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Olive St
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Chemist
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