Weather shifts spark clothing search and boll weevil talk
In Temple area notes warn of cold spell and urge farmers to plant food crops to curb boll weevil damage. Alabama farmers form a movement in tribute to the boll weevil and Georgia readers are urged to follow this example. Washington’s birthday reflections stress education and patriotic duty for youth, urging schools, churches, and recreation spaces to shape future citizens.
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Alabama
Georgia
George Washington
America
Stars and Stripes
Washington
Carroll County
Philadelphia
Fishers, illness, and local notes from Carrollton town
The Carrollton notice reports Mrs. Winnie McLeod and her child recovering from illnesses under Dr. Fitts care. Mr. Thomas McLeod faces a family crisis as a member of the household nears madness. Fishing news praises Mrs. Stamps and Mrs. Williamson for catching fine fish, and visitors from Tallapoosa, the Crockett family, are spending time with Bob Williamson.
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Thomas McLeod
Winnie McLeod
Charles Fitts
Pree
Community Notes From Glenloch and Nearby
Mrs Luli Payton hosted friends for quilting sessions over two afternoons while the school plans a future play linked to a supper. Uncle Bill Shumake and wife visit relatives as health declines. a local wedding ushers in a new year of life.
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Luli Payton
Bill Shumake
Nowston Masden
Bill
Brooklyn Couple Quietly Wed in Sunday Ceremony
Miss Ruth Black of Brooklyn and Mr. Ephram West of Atlanta were quietly married Sunday afternoon. Friends and relatives gathered as Mrs. West, nee Black, began a new life. Numerous social visits highlighted the week with neighbors and kin dropping by Brooklyn and nearby towns.
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Black—West
Ruth Black
Brooklyn
Ephram West
Atlanta
Walter Davs
Effie Wynn
Chesley Dobbs
Lois West
Rosa Muse
Exceli Karr
L. A. Muse
Hi. V. Smith
Tallapooroa
Charles Lee
H. E. Smith
J. J. Weaver
B. H. West
A. Causey
Erma Davis
Opa
Payne
Felton Shackelford
W. H. Brooks
Winnie Brooks
Tallapoora
J. F. Brooks
W. R. Davis
Esther Davis
Media Cabb
Ira
Elery community quilting and visits noted in Heard county
Mia Barker returned home from the old Home place in Ifeard county. Ada Buchanan spent the week at Elery. W C Denney hosted a Friday quilting session finishing four quilts by three. Attendees included J T Marshall and others. Pearl Barker hosted a Wednesday quilting with a large crowd. G W Barker visited his mother in Carrollton. Prayer meeting and Sunday School at Caney Head praised. Mary Yarcrow visited Simpson. Elery School reported about 75 on roll.
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Mia Tda Barker
Ifeard
Ada Buchanan
Elery
W. C. Denney
J. T. Marshall
Alice Crows
Rena Tolsenback
Cora Barr
Vanni Tomlin
Edna Norred
Pearl Buchanan
Caney Head
Heard County
Mary Yarcrow
Simpson
Liberty Hill Visitors and Sunday Socials Reported
Liberty Hill visitors Earl Wolinson Moses ardy Ar thur Curtis Jones and Lewis Wheeter visited Bumday afternoon. Miss Wilsie Warren spent Sunday with Misses Carrie and Georgia Mae Robinson. Misses Cortlo Robinson Boll aid Ta Driver and Rosa Robingan visited Miss Euna Thompson Friday afternoon. Misses Bunt Thompson and Alice Brock visited Carrie Robins Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs L Adamo were at the bedside of Mr Hester in Bowdun Sunday. Loyd Thompson spent Sunday with Jesse and Royal Driver. Sacred Warp singing at Mr Y Brock's Tuesday night drew a large crowd.
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Hester
Bowdun
Loyd Thompso
Jesse
Royal Driver
If Y. Brock
Community Notes From Bremen Area Personal News
Mrs W T Cash and Miss Marie Coffer spent Wednesday with Mrs J J Guice. Miss Mno Guice visited homefolks. Mrs J A Goldin called on her mother Mrs J W Cnah. Mrs C R Houston is on the sick list. Miss Tyno Guice leaves for Plant City Florida to spend winter with her sister Mrs B R Raburn. Mr W T McCain died at his Carroll home on February 17.
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W.T. Cash
Marie Coffer
J. J. Guice
Homer Williams
Jewell
Parrish
Eugene Crash
Robert Hilton
Marie
Buchanan
Mno Guice
J. A. Goldin
J. W. Cnah
Mra. C.R. Houston
Tyno Guice
Plant City
Pla
B. R. Raburn
Bernard Harrison
T. E. Lewis
W. T. McCain
Carroll
For the Children Cough Remedy Wins Mothers Favor
A local notice promoting Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as ideal for children emphasizes safety pleasant taste and effectiveness. It highlights long experience backing the claim and states it is a favorite with mothers.
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Mary
Harris Valley Residents Share Weekend Visits
Mr W W Marris visits his son W 3 Harris this week while Mrs Myttie Farmer and her child stay with sister Mrs Lillie Peek near Midway. Lou Nilton spends Sunday with Miss Lara Reeves. Alonzo Harris and Opak Brock join Miss Myrtle Jackson near Beulah. W T Brock suffers back pain. W T Harris and Mr Baldwin drive to Carrollton for business.
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W. W. Marris
Harris
Myttie Farmer
Lillie Peek
Near Midway
Lou Nilton
Lara Reeves
Alonzo Harris
Opak Brock
Myrtle Jackson
Near Beulah
W. T. Brock
W. T. Harris
Mr. Baldwin
Carrollton
Walnut Hill School Washington's Birthday Ball and Program
Walnut Hill School held a Washington's Birthday ball from noon to about two. A program by the school and visitors drew many patrons on February 28. Rev. W. F. Truitt delivered a fine talk. Leila Jordan and Miss Kierbow socialized. Lethe Chambers is on the sick list. Mrs. Grover Bell and children visited Mrs. A. D. Rogers. J. C. Bell's family visited Mr. Quill Cole. Road work by Mroud T. Jones on a car continued after the big rain. Joseph Turner is recovering.
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Washington
W. F. Truitt
Leila Jordan
Iane Kierbow
Lethe Chambers
Grover Bell
A. D. Rogers
J. C. Bell
Quill Cole
Mroud
T. Jones
Joseph Turner
Move notices remind to update both old and new addresses
Carroll Free Press prompts readers to notify about moving and to provide both former and current addresses, stressing the need for updated contact information.
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