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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1920
Page
6
An advertisement extols Shuco Shampoo as a top quality cleanser made from coconut and palm oils. It promises a luxurious lather that cleanses dirt and dandruff, leaving hair fluffy, silky, and glossy while restoring natural shine and brightness.
Legal commerce note itemizing notes deeds and bonds for title stored at the Free Prosa office. Includes references to property transactions and title assurance instruments expected in public record. Indicates filing or safekeeping of documents linked to property ownership and transfer.
The Sand Hill school closes winter term on Friday the 26th. Teachers Miss Berta Ashmore and Rhulo Muse will teach a two month private session. The community notes improvements, flu recoveries, and seeks land donations to enlarge the schoolhouse footprint. Local residents pledge support and raise funds from the County Board and State initiatives.
Regular sermon by Rev. J. W. Veatch at Powell’s Chapel over the weekend. Visitors from Cullman Alabama include Henry Edge and Francis Hembree. A quilting event hosted by Myrtle Hembree drew many. Local families and visitors from Villa Rica Carrollton and Concord attended services.
Mr Pellie Wallis sprained his ankle last week and is recovering. Mrs M G Little and her children returned to Waco after visiting Mr and Mrs J F Gaston. Mr Ed Couch and Miss Emily Gaston were Sunday guests of Miss Eunice Vines near Carrollton. Mrs J I Gaston is recovering from a severe flu.
Legal blanks of all kinds are offered for sale at The Free Press office. Purchasers can select standard forms or request customized templates. Inquiries welcome at the office with listings of required forms and quantities.
Mr W A Taylor visits Car rollton, preaching well on Sunday. Rev A Ran ki ne is our pastor. Mrs Gaudy Mae Couch from At Innts visits her parents. W L Black of Grooklyn visited Neal Biack last Sunday. Our school thrives in rainy weather. J J Taylor and son made a trip to Atlanta Monday. Mrs Joe Green visited Mrs T S Williams Monday. Miss Reba Wynn visited homefolks Saturday night and Sunday. J J Taylor bought a Ford. Eloise Tay lor’s birthday party enjoyed by all. N A Shirah improves after dynamite accident. Loyd Smith and wife visited Rev S A Baskin in Temple. Ed Wollaman and family visited Rob Dowberry Sunday. Rev W L Taylor and wife of Draketown were in town. We have a good Sunday School. come help us improve.
A lively note from Bowdon urges readers to subscribe to the county paper, insisting it is strong and worth the effort. It mentions plans for upcoming events, social visits including Leona and Willia Garratt with Dora Garrett, and reports the death of Mr Causey at Victory with burial last Thursday.
Mr Lon Buckner and family visited Mr Tom Brannon and family Sunday afternoon. Raymond Williams and Misa Moore visited the Williams at Villa Riew. Loyd Richardson and Leona Buckner visited Leona’s sister with John White at Villa Rica. K J Willis and family spent the night with O L Vines and family. O L Vines and family visited Grady Vines near Ithica. T P Richardson and family visited B A Richardson and family Sunday. Florence Vines of Rome staying with O J Vines. Evie Huddleston returned home after her father’s death. Lula Cartright of A M with her parents. Florence Dorough of A M is better at home. Cliff Birdson and Arthur Tones of Sand Hill called on O L Vines Sunday night.
Legal blanks of all kinds appear at The Frea Preas office, with notice forms and template filings available for public use. Officials urge applicants to review requirements and complete documents accurately to avoid delays.
Patoville society column lists visits and greetings among residents. Misa Bernica Smith and Ab ner spent weekend in Tallapoosa. Miss Nettie Miller of Oxford stayed with her parents E. Miller. Gettie Harris and Ta juro visited Mrs Dr Philips in Bremen. Olivia Thelma Warren and Jake Kuglar drove through Patovius. Clifford Smith attended Poplar Springs meeting. Evelyn Heath visited M. K. Phillips at Dro nich. Wave route 2 awaits a new mail carrier.
An advertisement touts Shueo Shampoo as a safe choice avoiding alkali damage found in cheap products. It claims coconut and palm oil basis, superior cleansing, and hair that remains bright, soft, and lustrous after use. Sold at all drug stores for 10.
A reader asks about options for printed envelopes for a present and seeks to discuss the matter further with the sender. The note invites conversation to finalize details and design choices.
If afflicted with Rheumatism do not waste time with liniments or lotions that never cure. End the pain by removing the cause. S. S. S. claims to cleanse the blood of Rheumatism and remove all trace of the disease from the system. Atlanta, Ga.
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