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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1908

Page

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Democratic Executive Committee Sets County Primary Dates

The executive committee met at the courthouse with 17 districts represented to order a county wide primary on June 4 for the roads and revenues commissioner race. If no candidate wins a majority a second primary will be held June 17 for the top two vote getters, with party officers organizing tickets and polling places and candidates paying assessments to G A Hogan by May 25.

Democratic Executive Committee G. A. Hogan Mayoth W-O. Perry Chm A, Hogan Sec

Reception by Friendship Class at Methodist church

The Friendship class hosted a Friday afternoon reception in the Sunday school rooms from five to six to invite nonattenders. A program featured songs and readings by Miss Marie Bradley Miss Annie Ruth Sewell and Mrs Annie Lou Redwine with Prof J R Turner leading prayers and piano solo by Miss Bell Hitchcock. Refreshments of cream and cake followed. Prof Turner oversees the class and is guiding strong work.

Friendship Clan Methodist Church J. R. Turner Marie Bradley Misa Annie Lou Redwine Annie Ruth Sewell Misa Bell Hitchcock Turner

Notice Warns Against Harboring Robert Chappell

All persons are hereby warned not to harbor or hire Robert Chappell a white boy about 16 years old who has left home without any just cause whatever. Any information as to his whereabouts will be appreciated and the person giving same rewarded. Address J H Chappell 74 Fields St Newnan Ga.

Robert Chappell J H Chappell Fields St Newnan

Carrollton Mayors Court Minutes Show Accounts Approved

Carrollton city council met May 4 1908 with Mayor Pro tem Burns presiding. Resignations of the Chief and department members were requested to be reconsidered. Several accounts were ordered paid including mules feed livery printing lumber and prisoner meals. A brick two room two story building permit was issued for Newnan Street with estimated cost.

Carrollton J. M. Burns Long Fieming & Robinson T C Bledsoe Thrasher Fhe H O Roop Newnan Street

Capt Martins Birthday Dinner At Sargeant Home

Captain Jim Martin celebrated his seventy second birthday with a mammoth dinner at his home ten miles south of Sargeant. Forty to fifty guests attended from Coweta and Carrollton, with Capt C M Speer and L P Mandeville among those who traveled down for the occasion. The event, affected by weather, moved indoors to the Bowen residence. A long table groaned with abundant dishes as friends offered best wishes for many happy returns.

Jim Martin Sargeant Coweta Carrolton C M Speer L. P. Mandeville Sargents Daghters Captain Martio Bowen Prese

Meeting Cancelled and Replaced at Christian Church

Retracted notice says the Christian Church will begin Sunday at 11 a.m. led by Evangelist E.R. Clarkson of Mobile Alabama with singer Evangelist F. H. Coppa and wife assisting. Services Sunday night and through the following week at the same time are scheduled.

The Christian Church E.R. Clarkson Mobile

Hoke Smith to Speak at Carrollton Courthouse

Governor Hoke Smith will address voters in Carroll and adjoining counties at Carrollton Court House on Thursday May 24 1908. The public is invited to attend and hear him. Address scheduled for 1 30 p m.

Hoke Smith Enor Carroll Counties Court House Carrollton

Census Completes Count of Carroll County School Children

The five year state census reports about 9000 children aged 6 to 18 in Carroll County. It lists 67 schools for 135 children per house, with 7069 white and 1912 Negro students and literacy gaps among white and Black youths. The count shows decreases since 1902 and notes several disabled pupils.

J S Travis Grend

Mrs J G Cheney Hostess at South Street Tea Party

Mrs J G Cheney entertained Saturday afternoon inviting about 20 guests to her South Street home. The event featured music and conversation, a game session at three tables with white carnations marking scores, followed by a luncheon of tomato sandwiches wafers olives eggs and iced tea. Attending guests included Mrs Howard Dobbs of Atlanta Mrs E Kingsbery of Atlanta and several local ladies and gentlemen.

J G Cheney South Street Paul Jack Jeff Brock Mesdaméa Howard Dobbs Atlanta Kingsbery W Fitts M M Bradley L M Turner Percy Travis Misses Kite Fain Nell Mandeville Ruth Gardner Atlant

Turner Cheney Wedding Ties City Residents in Anniston

Jack Turner and Mae Reagen Cheney were married on Tuesday in Anniston. The couple, well known here, already acquired a home on Depot Street. They arrived Wednesday to begin life together, and friends extend best wishes for happiness.

Jack Turner Mae Reagen Cheney Anniston Mi. Turner Arai Ogy Depot Street

Teachers Examination Set For Carrollton Public School

The license teaching exam will be held at Carrollton Public School on Friday and Saturday June 19 and 20. Texts remain unchanged and Dautton's School Management may be added. The 8:30 a.m. start requires applicants to arrive promptly. J. S. Travir, C. S. Acy.

Carrollton Roarks Dautton J. S. Travir C. Sacy

City Tax Returns for 1908 Announcement

The notice requests residents to file 1908 city tax returns by March 25 stating their owned property. Blanks are available from E. B. Merrell, Clerk, upon request.

E. B. Merrell

Front Office Room for Rent Advertised

Front office room available for rent with application directed to J. T. Bradley. Local business seeks tenants for overhead workspace leasing. contact details not provided in the snippet.

J.T. Bradley

Card of Thanks for help during illness and burial

The Merrell family expresses sincere gratitude to friends for support during the last illness and burial of Mrs. M. A. Merrell. Signed by Jnc. W., H. H., E. B., Cappie and Laura Merrell and Mrs. R. F. Beall.

M. A. Merrell Jnc. W H. H E. B Cappie Laura Merrell R.F. Beall

Illustrated Songs by Prof Coppa at Christian Church

Prof F H Coppa and wife of Louisville Ky will present a free stereopticon entertainment and illustrated song service at the Christian Church at 7 45 Saturday night May 6th. The public is invited. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are small safe and gentle pills sold by Hamrick's Pharmacy.

F. H. Coppa Louisville Ky The Christian Church DeWitt Hamrick

Salamagundi Club Formed By Rome Street Youths

A dozen young ladies met Saturday with Misses Angie and Corine Moses on Rome street and formed the Salamagundi Club. They plan to meet twice a month with twelve members. Progressive dominoes framed the afternoon as seven games ran. Fresh fudge and later iced tea sandwiches and relishes were served. Attending were Misses Janet McRae Mary Lou New Irene Bass Kate Slade Janet Slade Marion Weat Sadie Thomasson Mary Long Angie Moses Corine Moses and Mrs FP M Camp.

Angie Corine Moses Rome Street Janet McRae Mary Lou New Irene Bass Kate Janet Slade Marion Weat Sadie Thomasson Mary Long M. Camp

Great Swain Show Coming to Carrollton

The W. J. Swain Show opens Monday May 18 for a weeks engagement in Carrollton under a large canvas theatre. The company travels in its own train and is said to be the best equipped of its kind in America. Exchanges in states where the show has appeared praise the artistic merit of the company and the band, orchestra, and the courteous conduct of each member.

W. J. Swain Carrollton America

City Tax Collectors Warn of Unpaid Dues by Fifas

City Clerk forwards unpaid tax balances to Marshal S J Causey for collection. Those with outstanding city taxes are urged to appear promptly and settle accounts.

S.J. Causey

Dominoes Party Honoring Mrs M F Brooks At City Home

Mrs Hanna hosted a social dominoes afternoon Tuesday for her sister Mrs M F Brooks of Madison who arrived to visit. Young Matrons Club members attended with guests, punch greeted arrivals, five tables were set for play, and a silver tea bell was given as a keepsake. Ice cream with strawberries and cake followed the game in a roses-decorated reception hall and dining room.

Homer Hanna Mra M. F. Brooks Madison Mra Hanna Young Matrons Club Mia Hanna Pretty Home Buford Boykin

Death of Mrs Henry Merrell at Adamson Avenue

Mrs Henry Merrell died Sunday at 4 o'clock at her home on Adamson Avenue after prolonged illness. She would have been 81 in August and was a member of the First Baptist Church. Funeral services were held Monday at 9:30 at the Presbyterian church conducted by Rev Geo D Flarris with Rev W E Dozier assisting. relatives John Merrell of Cedartown and Henry Merrell and his family of Bremen attended.

Henry Merrell Adamson Ave Merrell First Baptist Church Presbyterian Church Geo D Flarris W. E. Dozier John Merrell Cedartown Bremen

Carrollton Public Library Elects New Board Directors

A meeting of Carrollton Public Library directors and members was held last Friday at four. Dr W W Fitts presided as president. A 15 member board was elected. officers re elected include President Dr W W Fitts Vice President Dr J D Hamrick Secretary Rev W E Dowzier Treasurer J R Adamson Librarian Miss Katherine Fain. A book committee was named Katherine Fain Nell Mandeville and Rev W B Dozier. A June meeting will report on the book committee and treasurer.

Carrollton Public Library W. W. Fitts J. D. Hamrick W. E. Dowzier J. R. Adamson Misa Katherine Fain Katherine Fain Nell Mandeville W. B. Dozier

Refrigerator for Sale Odorlese model used four months

Odorlese refrigerator in good condition available for quick sale or exchange. Contact Lee Sharper for details and offers.

Lee

Reverend Dunbar to Preach Next Sunday at County Farm

Rev. Wm. Dunbar will preach next Sunday afternoon at 9 o'clock at the county farm. All residents are invited to attend.

Wm. Dunbar Hyserybody

Prices Corrected Weekly by D. Bass & Son

Wholesale prices section notes weekly corrections by D. Bass and Son. Lists current rates across staple goods and commodities. Items include grain, flour, meats, dairy, and produce with unit prices and brief notes on market shifts. Local merchants reference these figures for pricing guidance and sales planning.

D. Bass & Son

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Counal Proceedings Martin J.G. Cheney Cheney-turner Carrollton Ice & Cold Storeage Co Jd. L. Vaughn Salamagundi Club Swain Noice Mrs. Hanna Lea
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