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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1920
Page
2
A real estate firm pitches buyers on buying a farm and a town house and lot on favorable terms. It argues renting wastes principal and interest and promises potential profit from ownership with a low sale figure and immediate discussions advised for renters seeking a better financial future.
Diverse parcels listed with Acreage from 4 to 197 acres. Descriptions include cleared land, multiple dwellings, barns, pastures, saw timber, running water, and proximity notes to Carrollton Whitesburg and roads. Several tracts feature cultivated land and timber, with numerous dwellings and outbuildings.
Westbrooks residents show limited preparation for the 1920 prep as families visit neighbors and attend local events. Mr and Mrs W B Borders and children from near Banning spent Sunday with J D Reeves and family. Cliff Smith and relatives hosted visitors at Canter. Oak Grove sang Sunday afternoon drawing several locals. Other neighbors from Carrilton joined Mrs Ivey for a Thursday visit to Clift Smith.
Oak Ridge area residents share visits with relatives in Roopville Carrollton Rocky Mount and Lowell. The community mourns Craft Moore’s death and plans Sabbath School at 0 40 with Holy Day family gatherings and church-related announcements.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronae Jordan were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Johnston Saturday night. Several visits and gatherings occurred: Ada Baniths with Mrs. Johnston. Corte and Kila Mac with Mra C. T. Harris. Lillie and Lula Cook with Velma Willingham. Velma Willingham and Miss Jowell Birks hosted guests. Mrs. Tom Johnston with Miss Joe Johnston visited Mrs. Onn Lowell of Villa Rica. Numerous Johnston family members visited and traveled to Villa Rica for a weekend and weekday social events.
Brooklyn club members including Robert Lambert Lay Smith Loney Allgood Loftin Weaver and Phillip Carmgton prepare for a busy year of club work. J Fr Blankenship and family convalesce with flu. W H Brooks traveled to Atlanta. Phillip Tambort hosted a rock party. Mr and Mrs Hr V Smith visited Temple caring for Yotter's brother. Rhodes Robinson and wife aid family with severe injuries. Attendees at Pleasant Grove Aida singing include Misvon Eurn Dobbs Effis Wynn Evertyme Smith Monars Felton Bhackel ford Chestny Dobbs Charles Lee. Dora Broka of South Georgia visits Ruth Work. Lois Weat's Sunday night singing drew a fine crowd. S W Roberts of Powells Chapel attended Brooklyn Sunny Sunday School.
Bowdon reports lively week with candidates on streets and warm greetings. Dr Shaw preached two sermons at the Baptist church and Baptists plan Mosidod house of worship, moving toward the chapel site. The flu lingers lightly this year while Mr Pred Vanen and family recover, and residents Brown Nixon and others visit.
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