Local Social Notes From Stony Point and Nearby
Miss Maude Dike visits relatives at Lewis Chapel. Ethel and Eva Shiflett stay with Flora Bell after hosting last Saturday. Marvin Spruell traveled to Atlanta. Moe Levins spent Sunday with Etty Duke. Charlie Melotosh had rabbit hunting mishap and was freed with help of mules. Buck Adamson family visited his son Luther Adamson Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Dike
Lewis Chapel
Ethel
Eva Shiflett
Flora Bell
Marvin Spruell
Atlanta
Moe Levins
Etty Duke
Charlie Melotosh
Buck Adamson
Luther Adamson
ROLD SPRINGS LOCAL NOTES AND FAMILY GOSSIP
Messrs G. MS Spence and Walter Rowe visited Tallapoosa Monthay Miss Myrt Stovall nurses with a wrecked foot after attempting to get kindling with an ax. J. G. Parrish and family spent Sunday with BR. M. West. M. B. Rowe visited his brother Saturday. George and Duma Stovall and W. W. Speace went angling for minnows Saturday. Proper care and patient training are urged for cows horses chickens dogs and especially for young stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. MS. Spence
Walter Rowe
Tallapoosa
Monthay
Myrt Stovall
J. G. Parrish
BR. M. West
M. B. Rowe
Messrs
George and
Duma Stovall
W. W. Speace
All-day singing at Lewis Chapel draws local attendees
Community members report good singing and dinner at the Lewis Chapel event Sunday. Heath and family visited J D Driver's household. Floyd and Luther Driver and Emerson Brown attended the singing. Burse Phillips is ill. Brewer Favors of Lowell also attended. Abner Conk stayed with Tom Phillips. Sallie Phillips and Nan visited Phillips family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Chapel
Heath
J. D. Driver
Messrs
Floyd
Luther Driver
David Simpkins
Mary Simpkins
Emerson Brown
Fred Phillips
Burse Phillips
Brewer Favors
Lowell
Lewis Chanel
Abner Conk
Tom Phillips
Sallie Phillips
Nan
Phillips
Claud Phillips
Woodmen Social Highlights in County Line Gathering
Saturday night event at County Line featured a large crowd and a monument unveiling for Mr. Holland. Local families including Folly Camp and Trapp households were noted visiting relatives and attending the ceremony with Mr. Meeks delivering a appreciated address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie Folly
Douglas
B Eer Tate
Amp Byron
Maria Cbwell
East Newnon
Mollie Camp
W. Z. Cardo
Pearl Wilson
Robert Richards
New Hope
Trapp
Albert Garner
Cotton fears grow as cool nights linger in Sand Hill
Local notes report cotton may suffer if chilly evenings persist. Visitors travel among Carrollton and nearby families including Nan Smith, Bana Yates, Ops Smith, Luna and Pearl Brooks, Ida Smith, C Willis, Oscar Tyson, Zona Boyd, Fern Cratchfield, and Annabel Boyd who has been ill. A Macedonia all day singing is planned for the third Sunday in May with invitees to join in. Mrs. Jesse Wallis is reported well again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Smith
Carrollton
Bana Yates
Ops Smith
Luna
Pearl Brooks
Ida Smith
C. Willis
Oscar Tyson
Zona Boyd
Fern Cratchsfield
Annabel Boyd
Macedonia
Jesse Wallis
Deaths and Notices in a Local Community
The column reports multiple deaths including Mrs Dueck Reed and Miss Pearl Brook of Rome, who died while visiting Lindale. Alvin mourns the brief time with his wife Pearl. The note prays for preparedness to meet loved ones in a world without parting. Also mentions Ida Richards visiting Whitesburg, Jn Richards at Whitesburg, and Vela Beittain recovering from a severe headache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Press
County Line
Pearl Brook
Rome
Lindale
Alvin
Ida Richards
Whitesburg
Hattie Lee Chatham
Burnett
J. DP. Richards
Pearl Howell
Lindsle
Jhn Richards
Chit Richards
Vela Beittain
Cliff Birdsong
Send Hill
Westbrook Sunday School Attended by Large Crowd
Camp Odum notes the Sunday School at Westbrook drew a large attendance. Carrollton visitors included Mr and Mrs Riley Wilson and Mr Earl Story. Guests at local homes and singing at Lewis Chapel were reported along with a large prayer meeting at J W Morris and social visits to Miss Sallie Phillips and Miss Morris family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook
Riley Wilson
Carrollton
Bud Williamson
Dumah Williamson
Ruby Kilgore
Lewis Chapel Suday
Earl Story
Alzida Muse
W. FP. Brown
T. A. Davis
J. W. Morris
Albert Brown
Sallie Phillips
Lewis Chanel
Oscar Parker
Allen Lant
Misses Morris
Sacred Harp singing draws attendees near Carrollton
Report from Route 8 notes a Sacred Harp singing at Primitive Baptist Church in Carrollton with a pleasant time. Social visits include Mrs. Charlotte Gammon of Sorr ent staying with Mrs. Lela Duke and various family visits around Lowell and Walnut IV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrolton
Charlotte Gammon
Sorrent
Lela Duke
Thompson
Lowell
Will Benson
Walnut IV
Dora Duke
Lee's Chapel
Etta Duke
Stony Point
Leila Duke
Free Press
Saving a Daughter in Ready Ky Woman Praises Cardus Medicine
Mrs Laura Bratcher of Ready Kentucky recounts long illness with head pains nervousness and womanly troubles. After failed doctors and bed rest she took eleven bottles of Cardus a tonic for women and regained health gaining weight and energy. She urges others to try Cardus though a delay can be dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Bratcher
Cathal
Cardus
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L. Z. Dorsett
Carrollton, Ga
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Bradley
Sir Alcantara, Jr
Sir Alcantara
Joseph Kingsberry
Macon
C. E. Smith
J. W
Rold Springs
Odum
DR. Miles
Bach
Carrollton Hardware Co
Harris Hardware Co
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