Curtis Creek Community Visits and Sunday Gatherings
Mr. and Mrs. Oss Jones hosted Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pitts on Sunday. Alonzo King spent Sunday with A. M. Jones. Roy Pitts and wife called on G. W. Jones. Mae Braswell and mother visited Minnie and Eula Jones. Tromer Cantrell visited M Bath King. Jack Ferrell returned home after a visit with Will King. Robert Fielder visited Hermon Jones. Hubert Braswell spent Monday with Walter Jones. John Cantrell and family attended the singing at Carrollton and spoke of a large crowd. Amos Strickland of near Plowshare spent Saturday night with Hermon Jones. Andrew Braswell attended services at the Tabernacle in Carrollton. Mrs. G. W. Jones and daughter visited Mrs. 4. L. Fielder today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oss Jones
Bob Pitts
Alonzo King
A. M. Jones
Roy Pitts
G. W. Jones
Msss Mae Braswell
Minnie
Eula Jones
Tromer Cantrell
M Bath King
Jack Ferrell
Will King
Robert Fielder
Hermon Jones
Hubert Braswell
Walter Jones
John Cantrell
Carrollton
Amos Strickland
Near Plowshare
Andrew Braswell
Tabernacle
B. Ashore
Sunday School Class Exceeds Expectations at This Place
The Glen Lock class reports a strong Sunday session led by Rev. J M D Stallings from Carrollton delivering an able sermon at this place last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M.D. Stallings
Carrollton
Local notes and family updates from Sharpsburg area
Community notes report Mr John Taylor remains quite ill at his son’s home with sympathy from neighbors after the loss of his wife. Gardens thrive despite dry weather. Effie and Willie Maud Bonner visiting relatives in Sharpsburg expected home Tuesday. Mrs Dovie Brooks of Tyus visited her parents M A Brown this weekend. Mrs Parrish of Roopville visited Mrs Lucy Wardigree. C M Rays' baby ill. Local residents fish on the Chattahoochee this week. TR A Bonner Cliff Bell Hope Moore and Earnest Folds made a trip to South Georgia, returning via Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Taylor
O. M. B. Taylor
Effie
Willie Maud
Bonner
Helen
Love Wood
Sharpsburg
Dovie Brooks
Tyus
Mes
M. A. Brown
Parrish
Roopville
Lucy Wardigree
C. M. Ray
Hope Moore
Earnest Folds
South Georgia
Atlanta
Temple News Highlights Local Visits and Elevations
Temple residents share social visits and church activity with Mary Earr Bartlett visiting Bowdon and Homer Sewell from Atlanta spending Sunday. John Baskin of Carrollton and Vester Kinney conduct business trips, Miss Willie Durrett and Miss Flora Evans travel to Atlanta, Mrs Durrett also trips to Atlanta with Mrs Rozzie Kinney. An unknown negro killed near Temple on the railroad after Sunday services. Bro Branson delivers Sunday night sermon and remains through Monday with friends. Ernest Crowley leaves Farmers State Bank for a position in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Center Point
Homer Sewell
Atlanta
L. K. Kirk
Owen Kinney
Marietta
Sisler
Rozzie Ann Kinney
Ernest Crowley
Farmers State Bank
Florida
Vester Kinney
Bremen
Willie Durrett
Mattie Timmons
Bro. Branson
Velma Strickland
Td Wester
Flora Evans
R. B. Durrett
Burwell M rs Sam Eady dies. funeral held
Mrs. Sam Eady died at her home on Wednesday April 26 at 4 o'clock. She leaves a husband two children a brother and her parents. Funeral rites were observed on the 27th and the body laid to rest at Smith's cemetery. Mrs K T Walker improving slowly. Reverend Hy Crawford preached at Midway. Dr Howard of Atlanta preached the commencement sermon at Shi Joh church Sunday at 11. Mr W M Robinson purchased a new Ford car. Welcome Craven was badly hurt Friday when a horse kicked him in the face. Mr Frank Robinson and family spent a few days in Sargents last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Eady
Smith's
K. T. Walker
Hy Crawford
Midway
Howard
Atlanta
W. M. Robinson
Welcome Craven
Fac
Frank Robinson
Sargents
Farmers Plant Corn as Town Gathers for Sing
Residents report busy planting of bottom corn. A Maple Spring sing drew a crowd last Sunday. Local visits span Jake. death of Gus Adair near Kansas. Town notes show one store, quilting event, school travels, and Union singing next Sunday with dinner on the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Spring
Henry Johnston
Chester Lively
R. E. Murphy
Tallapoosa
F. J. Tolloway
Waco
Jake
J.T. Stone
Walter Stone
Gus Adair
Kansas
C. P. Johnson
Othel Entrekin
Boaz
Ali
John Hughie
Union
Local Notes From Banning Area Farm News
Farmers near planting finish as Edgar Young and M Duke wed Sunday. Grover Henrys announce birth of a daughter on April 30. Rev Cruse visits his mother on Rosene. Moores and Dinglers visit in Carrollton. Decoration at Paul Saturday. Jim Vines visits on way to Carrollton. Bertha Dean of Hogansville stays with her mother. Gaines Dingler and father travel for business to Carrollton. Alver
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Young
M Duke
Grover Henry
W. S. Cruse
Rosene
CG. P. Moore
Will James
Paul
Jim Vines
Carrollton
Bertha Dean
Hogansville
Dingler
Gaines Dingler
C. P. Moore
Alver
Miller's Academy social rounds and visits
Mrs. George Smith of Bowron Junction attended a Wednesday afternoon visit at Miller's Academy. W L Ivey of Antioch spent Thursday night with J W A Rowland. O L Entrekin family left Friday for Heard county to visit Mrs. Entrekin's father and return today. Miss Kate Gower has returned home from teaching music near Antioch. Mrs. T N Smith hosted a social party April 26 with fourteen guests and games. Gladys Smith was guest of the winter Friday afternoon. Attendees traveled to Bremen carnival. Luther Westbrooks of Haralson county visited his sister Mrs. B R Raburn Sunday. Mrs. J W A Rowland hosted a singing Sunday for Ada Holly of Bowdon visiting nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Bowron Junction
Tree Smith
W. L. Ivey
Antioch
J. W. A. Rowland
O. L. Entrekin
Heard County
T. N. Smith
Gladys Smith
Bremen
Luther Westbrooks
Haralson County
B. R. Raburn
Ada Holly
Bowdon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Curtis Creek
Glen Lock
Burnetts’ Grocery
Mary Earr Bartlett
John W. Baskin
Dr. Baskin
Arhada
Burwell
Banning
Route 1
Miller's Academy
Bradley's
Luzianne
the Reily Taylor Co
New Orleans
Ankers
Wall Street
First National Bank
Carrollton, GA
S. J. Boykin & Sons, Inc. General Insurance
Boykin Bldg
Alabama Street
Overton
H. A. Johnson
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