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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1921

Page

3

Evening domino party honors Miss Simonton

Thursday evening Mr and Mrs E Roop hosted a domino party in honor of Mrs Franeca Long and Mrs Bob Long of Jasper Aln. Highest score by Mrs Ruth Kramer earned a sewing basket. Prizes included a gentleman's prize cigars for Mrs Abney Moldornesa and an Irish potato consolation for Mrs Jue aycoek. A solid course was served. Twenty eight guests attended the birthday event for A A Simonton.

E. Roop Franeca Long Bob Long Jasper Ruth Kramer Abney Moldornesa Jueaycoek

Bridge Party Honors Mrs Brad ley in Newnan Social Aide

Friday afternoon Miss Vivian Brodnax hosted a bridge party to aid Mrs Pat Brad ley of Newnan. Guests included Mrs Brad ley and Mrs Hewlin Horton plus several others as chicken salad potato chips sardines sandwiches and tea were served.

Vivian Brodnax Bridge Pat Bradley Newnan

Bridge Club Meets With Mrs Aycock in Social Card Afternoon

The Bridge club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Joe Aycock. Mons. J. A. Mandeville achieved the highest score and received a bottle of toilet water. A social session followed, with invited guests including Mrs. Prances Long Mrs. Bob Long of Jayper Ala Miss Susis Tanner Clare Holderness and Bessie Huff.

Bridge Club Joe Aycock J. A. Mandeville Prances Long Bob Long Jayper, Ala Susis Tanner Clare Holderness Bessie Huff

Party for Mrs Simonton Hosts Honor for Her Mother

Thursday afternoon Mrs Dozier entertained in honor of her mother, Mrs.

Mrs. Dozier

Saturday Bridge Tea Honors Mrs Frances Long and Mrs Bob Long

Mrs Mary Bickford hosted a Saturday afternoon bridge in honor of Frances Long and Bob Long. Prize went to Nigheat score winner Boykin. Guests included Frances Long Bol Long P L Shaefer T A Herndon Ruth Kramer B M Tong and others. Sandwiches and tea followed.

Mary Bickford Bridge Frances Long Bob Long B. M. Tong Boykin H. M. Tytis

Morning Party Honored Guests At Mrs Kramer Home

Saturday morning Mrs Ruthra entertained for Mrs Frances Long and Mrs Both Long with guests including Mrs Frances Long, Mrs Robert Long, Mrs E Roop, Mrs B M Long, Mrs Boykin, Mrs L Shaefer, Mrs T A Torndon, Mrs Mary Rickford, Mrs Joe Aycock, Miss Jeff Brock, Mrs Pal Bradley, Miss Susie Tanner, and others at the hostess’s residence.

Ruthramer Frances Long Both Long

Bridge Party Honors Frances Long and Poh Lotz

Mrs. Jeff Brock hosted a Friday afternoon bridge in honor of Frances Long and Poh Lotz. The prize went to Mrs. T. A. Herndon for a hand-embroidered towel, and a salad course followed the games. Attendees included Frances Long, Bob Long, B. O. Boykin, G. M. Long, T. A. Hornsdon, Mary Bickford, and Joe Aycock.

Jeff Brock Bridge Frances Long Poh Lotz T. A. Herndon

Uncle Dock Brooks Dies at 87 in Carroll County

Victory Correspondent reports Uncle Dock Brooks of Tyus died Friday March 18 in his Nome Tyia at age 87. One of Carroll County’s oldest residents, he came from Coweta after the Civil War and leaves son El Brooks and several young grandchildren. He was a longtime Baptist, respected and quiet.

Our Victory Dock Brooks Tyia Equnty Carroll Esownty jCoweta Ong el Brooks Baptist Church Harvey Tysinger Athens George Pysinger Misa Maud B. Ward Alabama Joh Smth A. & M. Gelino Norman Careey Rhody Maddow Rhody Perdue Lingve Anto

Bowdon Junction School ProgrAms and Local Visits

Bowdon Junction reports progress at the school while larger students pause farming. The spring term calls on Friday. Sunday church services at Baptist church were well attended. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. J M Reid hosted callers including Miss Pierge Reid of Gowalh and Mr R M Reid of Bramen visited Mr Akin and family. Hurrah for The Free Press.

Seoo Baptist Church Sheek Chatman Mere Hammond Earnest Atlantn Aid Misa Plerge Reid Gowalh J, M, Reid Jon Pound Hr. M. Casey R, M, Reid Bramen R. Dh Akin Free Press

Glenloch Community School Flourishing with 110 Pupils

Glenloch School at this place reflourishing with over 110 pupils. Sunday afternoon singing by Miss Irma Rey well attended. Profs. George Bell and Gaines Ash assisted. Numerous local residents visited and attended events, with many greetings shared during the weekend.

Irma Rey George Bell Gaines Ash“mage Tula Bell Mount Zion Buna Huffman Bernlee Armstrong Len Donney Mnrb L. Donney M. B, Taylor Eon John Bowden Frank Jackson Mr. Jackson Glenroch Glenloehswith

Bold Springs Community News Highlights

Bold Springs notes report school closing Friday March 25 due to illness. Mrs John Cbwvell is soon able to return after a period of sickness. A party hosted by Miss Inca Barrealat entertained guests Tuesday night. Attendance included Miss Annia Whlkan of Willaintoth and Miss Molly Witcher. Mrs Mae Wilton and children of High Point have returned home after a stay with friends. Misses Peor Spence and Della McCalman along with Myrl Stovall and Iva Gooleby visited Miss Mie Gules last Sunday. A singing event by Miss Della Witcher drew a large crowd. Mrs Howell Baxter spent Tuesday with her mother, Mrs W. T. Meat.

Marvel John Cbwvell Agai Inca Barrealt Annia Whlkan Willaintoth Molly Witcher Mae Wilton High Point Peor Spence Della McCalman Myrl Stovall Iva Gooleby Mie Gules Della Witcher Mra. Howell Baxter Mra. W. T. Meat

Local School Notes and Social Bits From The Week

Mrs G M I Spence and Miss Grace Beeves visited and stayed with friends through midweek. Miss Duffie Goolsby hosted guests while Uncle J W offered thanks for thoughtful compliments on the school report.

A Timely Suggestion On Chamberlain Cough Remedy

A timely suggestion endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds. It notes the remedy is pleasant to take and provides relief, with a wise reputation for cures of coughs and colds.

Hardwick Tun proprietor touts Daniel’s laxative tablets

George F. Daticle of Hardwick Vermont endorses Daniel’s Laxative Tablets as the best laxative he has tried. He claims the product performs its functions naturally and praises its effectiveness.

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Scocial News Domino Party A. A. Simonton Bridge Party Mrs. Simonton Sims ST Tyus Bowdon Junction Glenloch Bold Springs Ray Coree Ae Swift & Company Swift Red Steer New Orleans Atlanta, GA A. T. Benford E. M. Strickland Carrollton, GA Buick J. M. Johnson Carrollton Georgia
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