Wayside notes on Carrollton residents and flu illness
Regular appointment filled by Victor Johnson of Carrollton. Lola Morris visits Thulett sister Ruth McQuire and recovers from flu. Numerous locals, including Emmett Morris and Vera Boatright, suffer or recover from flu while others visit, trade cars, or host relatives. Advert asks to buy Georgia Home Superior Paint at 47 Depot T Carrollton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Johnson
Carrollton
Hera Young
New Essex
H. W. Boatright
Friendship
Lola Morris
Ruth McQuire
Thulett
Mary Bowell
Newnan
J. T. Sewell
Gordon Ball
Minson Susio
Inoz Mortis
Johnnie Fountain
Dongling
Fountain
Hackney
Emmett Morris
Vera Boatright
Mr. Johnson
Lola
Tole Boatright
Lizzie Kate Bishop
Bob Horseley
Henry McGuire
Hulett
Pat Bryant
Ball
Rocky Mount School Society Notes and Visits
Sunday afternoon singing drew attendees at Rocky Mount School. Several residents visited relatives and friends across town, with multiple gatherings noted including Kemp, Reeves, Moora, Stallings, and Griffin households. Local exchanges mention Miss Lois Shadinger visiting Lowell and various Misses hosting guests, plus a cow loss and neighbor product ads.
A Timely Suggestion for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
A timely suggestion advises using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds. It notes the medicine is pleasant to take and trusted for relief and wide reputation for cures.
Renters urged to talk for potentially profitable future
If you are a renter we suggest that you have a talk with us. It may mean the opening up of a more profi table future for you. FARM LANDS.
CROSS ROADS NEWS ITEMS AND SOCIAL NOTES
Mrs. Bessis Williams improves from bed with flu and pneumonia. J. T. Horsley and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Herrin. Bam Merrin and children enjoyed car rides Sunday. B F Carroll and family with Mrs Aaron Williams group on Sunday. Pauline Horsely visited Vera Stewart Hackney. Vola Stewart Hackney spent night with L R Williams. Luther Hardigree and family visited Sim Merrin and family. Cross Roads community notes from Carrollton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessis. Williams
J. T. Horsley
Georgia
Superior Paint & Oil Company
Depot
Carrollton
Vola Stewart Hackney
L. RB. Williams
Luther Hardigree
Sim Iferrin
Local notices from Antioch and nearby families
Reverend Kilgore held services at Antioch on Sunday. Sidney Phillips joined Mr. Olin Bordera for Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs H Jones visited their daughter Mrs Sam Gladney who is ill with the flu. John Henry, C B Driver and sister dined with Otis Borders family. Annie Lizzie and Agnes Border spent Sunday with brother A F Borders and family. Lewis Chapel held regular preaching. Elam Williams of South Georgia visited H C Jones and family Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilgore
Antioch
Sidney Phillips
Olin Bordera
H. €. Jones
Sam Gladney
John Henry
C. B. Driver
Alster
Otis Borders
Annie Lizzie
Agnes Bordera
A. F. Borders
Lewis Chapel
Elam Williams
South Georgia
H. C. Jones
Influenza Eases as School Attendance Rises in Pine Grove
Community notes visiting relatives and neighbors on Sunday. Mrs. Wilburn McKenzie ill with influenza and pneumonia. Several residents report recoveries, including Miss Mining Baker at Sackville and Oscar Grey after a sawmill accident with no amputations. Clouds lift and sun returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Spence
O. C. Beid
J. O. Crutchfield
Wilburn McKenzie
Charlie
Dave Stanford
Bremen
Drnco
Matt Cartwright
J. N. Dantell
O. C. Reid
A. McClung
J. E. Canslor
L. V
Ines Cratch
Alma Shell
J. W. Muse
Near Abilene
Superior Paint & Oil Company
Buell Jones
Raymond
Thomas Caldwell
Master Manor Reid
Ruby
Dovie Neill
Mixa Eula Mao Reid
Mining Baker
Sackville
Oscar Grey
Turrahl
Elouda
Sand Hill School News Highlights and Visitors
Prof Whatley visited the school on Thursday and Prof Richards discussed progress at the vocational school. An agent from the Georgia Preserving Company spoke Wednesday afternoon. Claude Hendon of Carrallton spent the night in the villa during the first week. The Stork visited Mr and Mrs Lon White, bringing a girl. Misses Berta Ashmore and Edith Richards hosted Miss Jowell Dver on Sunday. Lent Embry traveled to Hu Lett Thursday. Georgia Home, a paint brand, is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Dale Kemp
Barns Reeves
J. T. More
W. C. Moora
Missy Georgia Shadinger
Misses Clarr
Jewell Caldwell
J. W. Stallinga
Emmett Stallings
Bill Griffin
Jesse Carroll
Jesse Martin
Lois Shadinger
Alma Moore
Lowell
Georgia
Misses Ben
Olivia
Milaco McLendon
Susie
Borah
Tzara Carden
Whatley
Jowell
Lent Embry
RIOR PAINT AND OIL COMPANY NOTES
Embry brothers plan corn cutting soon at Carrollton Georgia. Willis Pato from Atlanta expected home soon. Moore, Farland and Harvey Embry recently visited the new mill. Virgil McCord and Charlie Morgan hosted guests Thursday. John Broom made a business trip to South Georgia. Cleve Hyde bought a new truck. C T Willis traveled to Villa Rica. Community reports no flu present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Paint & Oil Company
Carrollton
Mesars
Earl and
Harvey Embry
Willis Pato
Atlanta
Anon
Moears
Farland Harvey Embry
Virgil McCord
Charlie Morgan
John Broom
South Georgia
Cleve Hyde
C. Tt. Willis
Villa Rica
Early Cotton Seed Report From Bellview Weather Wet With Rain
The writer notes saturated ground and continued rain in Bellview. He highlights an unusually early medium boll cotton variety, likely a cross of Brown No 1 and King, maturing about two weeks sooner. Seed ordered from Perry Mason in North Carolina, with EF B reporting seven bales from one mule. Mosars and others hunted seed. Reepville primary vote hindered by rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EH. B
Perry Mason
North Carolina
Hope
EF. B
E. B
Mason
Local notes on residents and happenings in Alabama
Mr William Taylor returns to Alabama while Mrs Susie Books remains in frail health. Willis Leo Taylor drives a new flivver as Z T Cowart plans to resume work after a rest. Yard logs total twenty thousand feet of lumber. Mrs Musick uses a new incubator in place of an old speckled hen, hoping for a profitable vacation and a successful venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Books
Willis Leo Taylor
Z. T. Cowart
Musick
Tam Ure
Local Notices and Miscellany From Correllton
Rev Charley Mathews nears completion of a bungalow and J T Cowart mulls a new car. W Taylor and wife and J T Cowart visit Alabama relatives, finding a pair of horses on the trip home. F J Dorough and family praised by L A Rooks and family during Sunday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Mathews
J.T. Cowart
Correllton
F. J. Dorough
Mr. L. A. Rooks
Famiy
Fannie Holland Buried at Stripling’s Chapel
Mrs Fannie Holland, aged about forty two, died after tuberculosis troubles in Cullman Alabama and her funeral was held at Stripling’s Chapel near Carrollton. She moved from this county to Cullman at Christmas with her family and her parents and brother survive. She left four children Homer Frank Jeruthie and Esaia Maud and one sister also reside nearby. The body was brought back to Carrollton and interred in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FannIe Holland
Cullman
Als
Carrollton
Stripling’s
W. D. Chappell
Homer
Frank
Jeruthie
Esaia Maud
Mra. A. F. Chappell
Slater
Mra
J. M. Martin
Cullman, Ala
In Memory of Nora Carter Died From Flu and Pneumonia
On March 6 1920 Nora Carter died after illness longed by flu and pneumonia. A member of Teo Chapel Methodist church she was loved by many and leaves two small children, parents, two brothers and two sisters with many relatives. Funeral services were conducted at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Carter
Aler
Bird
Methodist
Teo’ Chapel
Home by Rev J M D Stallings Burial at Jordan Cemetery
The home by Reverend J M D Stallings preceded a funeral In Jordan Cemetery where she was laid beside her husband who died five days earlier The lines reflect a mourner's lament and memory of MAMI CARTER with a tender farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M.D. Stallings
Jordan Cemetery
Mami
Carter
Knowledge and temptation arc across a strange text
An incomprehensible passage mixes biblical and fantasy imagery with garbled names and phrases. It references Eve and Adam, a maiden, a tempting eye, a fruit, and a curse connected to knowledge. The fragmented lines imply a moral or cautionary tale involving marriage and revelation.
For Sale Items From W E Gordon Jeweler Gunsmith Roopville Ga
W E Gordon offers firearms and related items for sale including a 22 rimfire rifle a 22 Remington 15 shot model a2 coreless and a 32 gauge double barrel shotgun plus a high power telescope and watches clocks and a Kodak camera set inventory includes a 45 caliber Colt revolver and a German captured pistol all in varied good condition Prices range from 5 to 28 dollars with mail order and examination welcome at Gordon's Roopville shop ten miles south of Roopville Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotherwood
Carrollton
Cross Plaina Road
Carrellton
Adameen Avenus
Whitesburg
Roopville
Factory Road
Carrelitor
Welling
Eastman Kodak
Brownia Kodak
Germany
Como
W, E, Gordon
Roopville, Ga
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Jim Hornby
Superior Paint & Ofl Company
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Dewey Fountain
Emmott. Morris
Rocky Mount School
Clare Moors
Joy Buran
W. F. Kemp
Messrs
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Cary
J. F
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Wa Tepreset
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Bank Bldg
K. Henderson, Jr
Mgr
Pine Grove
Bellview
Mosars
Z. C. Apruell
George Joyner
Reepville
William Taylor
Alabama
Eve
Adam
Aslan
Edmond Vanco Cooke
Overland 4
Carrollton Overland CO
Glenn Holmes
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