Plurality rule adopted for Carroll county primary
Democratic Executive Committee of Carroll county met to set a primary for nominating an ordinary to fill a vacancy. Volunteers were asked to pay 50 dollars each by May 20 at 6 p.m. The meeting favored June 2 as the primary date, with a September alternative proposed by some.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic
Carrell County
Grand Jury
Court House
W. J. Millican
Eng
D. M. Boatright
G. A. Hogan
J. M. Moore
Villa Rica
Bontright
Notice Singsers to Move May Singing to Eureka Beulah Change
A notice from the chairman states that the all day singing on the second Sunday in May will be held at Eureka. The Beulah evening singing is canceled for that day and everyone is urged to meet at Beulah on the second Sunday in June, expected to be the last singing evening until the second Sunday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Beulah
Ordinary candidate declaration in Carroll County
Eugene Spradlin announces his candidacy for the office of Ordinary of Carroll County subject to the primary to be held Zone Ltd in 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Mt Zion Parent Teacher Association to hold May 6 meeting
The Mt Zion Parent Teacher Association will meet Thursday May 6 for a social year end gathering with an engaging program. All mothers and members are urged to attend and it is hoped meetings will continue through the summer with Whatley club meetings.
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Parent-Teacher Association
MT. Zion
Mt. Zion Parent-Teacher Association
Mza
Whatley
Roopville Notes on Grand Opera and Local Happenings
Roopville report covers Noelle Pentecost at Grand Opers in Atlante, Mr. O. O. Garrett attending Macon Grand Chapter session and serving as High Priest at Roopyilis, plus local visits by W. P. Alexander and others. Rain delays farming, rumors swirl about office reopening, and social life includes church, opera, and Martha Berry School events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noelle Pentecost
Grand Opers
Atlante
O. O. Garrett
Roopvilis
Royal Arch Masons
Macon
Garrett
Roopyilis
Apella
W. P. Alexander
Ertin
Atlanta Hialtore
J. B. King
Emory
Annie
Roopville
Ben Adham
J. Ti. Merrell
B. F. Roop
C. O. Garrett
J. T. Gibson
Carrollton Association
Tabernacle Church
Carrollton
Madam
Jim Craven
Jim
Nell Merrell
Martha Berry School
Rome
Aggies Defeat LaGrange High in One-Sided Victory
M. WINS FROM LAGRANGE HIGH 14 TO 2 The last game of the Fourth District A. & M. School defeated LaGrange High in a lopsided affair Friday. Chambers pitched steadily for A&M while LaGrange scraped only two runs as Wilson and Morgan fielded well for the Aggies. Ray pitched for LaGrange but received poor support as A&M heavy hit in late innings.
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LaGran
TvaGrange
Aggiem
Fou Peroga
Pilin Fom
LaGrange
Chambers
Wilson
Morgan
Ahort
Bridges
Aegion
Ray
Moore
Brittain
A&m
Notice of revised rates proposed by Georgia Railway & Power Co
Public notice announces hearings on June 8 1920 before the Railroad Commission of Georgia regarding proposed rate increases for electric gas and streetcar services in Atlanta and suburbs. The company seeks higher charges for residential commercial and municipal lighting power gas heating cooking and streetcar fares except where contracts set rates. The revised scales and filings are on file with city mayors and open to public inspection. The hearing will allow oral or written testimony from interested parties.
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Atlanta
Atlanta and
Stone Mounai
Decatur
College Park
Railroad Commission of Georgia
Ite
Railroad Commission of George
Georgia Railway & Power Co
Arkwright
New Millinery Shop Opens in Carrollton at Bonner Smith Cadle
Miss Addie Nixon and Mrs. F. N. Dantell announce a new millinery shop in Carrollton, operating in the Bonner Smith & Cadle store room. The shop offers attractive hats, close prices on Georgette, Moline and Lace Hats, and invites customers to visit.
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Carrollton
Bonner, Smith & Cadle
Addie Nixon
F. N. Dantell
al Bonner
Smith & Cadlo's
Royal Arch Masons Notice Call Communication May 5
Carroll Chapter No 28 will hold a call communication on Wednesday May 5 with six candidates from Fairburn. Officers and companions invited include Past Grand H P Grand Recorder Grand Secretary Grand Lecturer and H P from Fairburn plus Past General Grand II It t P of U S A T R Luck.
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Carroll
Royal Arch
Fairburn
H. P
Grand II
Itt. P
T. R. Luck
High School Play Set For Friday May Seventh Night
The Nor Class of High School presents a Greek themed play at 8 30 p m in the auditorium. A largely original script by Mario J Warren draws on Endymion and Artemis with chanting masque and mythic pageantry. Seniors report strong work and expect a smooth production despite limited rehearsal time. Admission 85 and 50 cents.
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Soring
Grydyrion
Mario J. Warren
Om Bing Idena
Endymion
He Eenten
Artemis
Goda
Hkndymion
Monides
Kal
Baya
Maidona
Aldo
Garlania
Vermon
Morpheus
Pan
Phrynia
Pringa
Zona
Death of Infant Son of Mr and Mrs Hamrick
The infant son of Mr and Mrs R J Hamrick of Atlanta died April 29 at four months old after a brief illness. The body was brought to Carrollton for funeral services at First Baptist Church and burial in the city cemetery. Mrs Hamrick was Pauline Holmes.
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Mainy
R. Jr. Hamrick
Atlanta
Carrollton
First Baptist Church
Hamrick
Pauline Holmes
Program Whitesburg Sunday School Association Meets at Methodist Church
The Whitesburg Sunday School Association schedules a May 8 gathering at the Whitesburg Methodist church. Events include opening by A H Thompson at 10 a m, devotional by the president, minutes reading, welcomes, talks by Rev McDermil Judge Millican Prof Whatley Judge Beall and delegates, a dinner break, choir song service, school exercises, and selection of the next meeting place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitesburg
Rev. McDer
Beall
Press Association Meeting and July Program Outlined
William Jeenings Bryan warns Democrats to back ratification with reservations to avoid global bloodshed and national woe. The Georgia Press Association executive committee schedules events from July 19 to July 28, detailing receptions, business sessions, and entertainment for visiting editors across Carrollton, Douglasville, Rome, and Chickamauga Park.
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Georgia Presa Association
Ansley Hotel
Carrollton
G. E. Comer
Carroll County
Carrollton Entertainment Committee
Carrollton Entertainment
Bualoces
Douglasville
Rome
Roma
Chicamauga Park
Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs Boatright
The Boatrights thank friends and neighbors for faithful support during their illness with influenza and pneumonia. They pray for God’s help in others’ times of trouble and express gratitude for the community’s kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanea
God of Heaven
Demonstration at Johnson's Furniture Store May Sixth Meeting
There will be a demonstration of Chi-Name paints varnishes stains and especially the grain ing process at D N Johnson's Furniture Store on Wednesday and Thursday May sixth and seventh by secretary expert. Learn how to do spring cleaning effectively and receive a free coupon printed elsewhere in this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. N. Johnson
Secetary
Song Books Our Savior s Praise Published for Sale
A spatial collection of sacred songs for Christian work and worship published for sale by C. Re Mullins Fayetteville C M Doster Broman Lipscomb J H Lipscomb Nownan and G W Fleming Carrollton Georgia and area vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Savior
C. Re, Mullins
Fayetteville
C. M. Doster
Broman
J. H. Lipscomb Nownan
G. W. Fleming
Carrollton
Ata
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Carrol
Hugene Spradlin
Lagrange High
Georgia Railway & Power Company
Lipa
Robert Harvey Hamrick, JR
Whitesburg S. S
Choris
Judge Millican
Prof
W. D. What
Ley
Press Association
Bryan
William Jeenings Bryan
Georgia
Lea
Nebraska
Hitchcock
Senate
Johnson
Mr. and
Mra. 5, B. Boatright
Tion
Johnson's
Song Books
Griffin
Woman’s Magazine
Butterick
New York City
Price
Carrollton, Ga
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