Local News Notes From Carrollton Week
A long list of social visits and travel notes from Carrollton Georgia during the week. Mentions include Miss Monica Harris in Atlanta, Mrs. S Holderness ill, Cedartown and Villa Rica visits, Lt. Pritchett U S M C in town, and several locals in Atlanta. Also reports a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Bartee and multiple church, bank, and school events plus upcoming lectures by Rev. J B Mack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Kingsberry
Tirmingham
C. B. Lasseter
Villa Rica
J. M. Bartee
Maple S
al Upshaw
Carrollton
Bremen
Claude Upshaw
Frank D. Hunt
Atlanta
School News Highlights At A. & M. Seminary
Sam Hull visits with his brother while Dot Jones and John Webb share Sunday at home. Students enjoy singing at Stripling's Chapel and learn about corn trials on the experiment farm. Commencement set for June 16 with domestic art garments on display and a forthcoming play A Case of Suspension with a listed cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Miller
Mrs. Brittain
the Seminary
Dorothy—Gladye Scroggins
Alice
Opal Maynard Mildred
Mr E M Bags entertains Sunday school boys at Stewart Street
Mr E M Bags entertained his Sunday school class of twenty one boys Friday evening at his Stewart Street home. An informal dinner followed the boys' arrival, then games of dominoes and music. Mrs Baas Mrs Dobbs and Mrs McClellan assisted in entertaining the guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Dobbs
Atlanta
E. M. Bass
Dobbs
E. M. Bags
Stewart Street
Base
Baas
McClellan
Birds and Ventriloquists in Natural Sounds
Birds emit sounds without opening their bills via internal resonance in the throat and head. Pigeons, cuckoos, snipes, and nightingales display ventriloquism like calls, where notes are formed internally and heard externally through resonance rather than vocal bills.
Dickens and the London Daily News origins
The London Daily News began on January 21 1846. Charles Dickens was editor with John Dickens as manager, Douglas Jerrold assistant editor, and Bradbury and Evans printers. Albany Fonblanque John Forster and others contributed as writers and critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickens
London News
London Daily News
Pape
Charles Dickens
John Dickens
Douglas Jerrold
Bradbury and Evans
Albany Fonblanque
John Forster
Prout” (Mahoney
George Hogarth
William Jackson
Joseph Watking
Joseph Paxton Wares
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monica Harris
Mre. S. Holderness
J. R. M. Carter
Cedartown
Lon Carter
Lieut
W. H. Pritchett
W. L. Moore
Louisvile, Ky
Eugenia
Camilla Mandeville
Mildred Wooten
Waycross
Ant
A. K. Snead
Ruth Gardner
Maynor Bradley
M. M. Bradley
New York
Af Bradley, Hyatt & Co
Messrs
A. O. Heile
Joe Croft
Nick Cochran
S. P. Coulson
J. L. Guill
Scotland
The
Citizens Bank
Rome
LB. Perdue
J. R. Sewell and
Little Sons
Dr. Sewell
Gus Russell
Prescott
Arizona
M. P. Creel
Central City
Georgia
C. H. Merrell
Joe Russell
First National Bank
Jennie Sue Bell
John Merrell
Henry Merrell
Wooen and
Keefer
E. C. Kingsbery
Emily
Ed Kingsbery
Lula Juhian
J. A. Bass
E. F. Bass
Newnan St
Judge
Texas
Jim and
Paul Biss
Athens
Greenville
Miss Shady Parker
Cedar Street
Miss Parker
Stewart & Fleeming
E. H. Colclough
C. M Speer
L. P. Mandeville
Mr. Brooks
Madison
Homer G. Hanna
Mrs. Brooks
Hanna
Margaret Simonton
Eachet
Allie Beall
J. H. Lineberger
LaGrange
Lula Julian
Frank Bass
Ladies of the Willing Workers Society of the Baptist Church
Davison, Paxon Stokes Co
Will Perdue
Marvin Perdue
Roseboro
Waco
College Street
Ida Hodnett
Mandeville Mills
Free Press
Scone
J. B. Mack
College Park
Mack
Earth
Masonic Fraternity
Sam Hull
Sunday
Dot Jones
John Webb
Aiva Phelps
Roy Matthews
Clem
Vesta Chambers
Stripling
Harold—Rily Millican
Tom—Joe Persons
Jack
Johno Durden
Ophelia Judkins
Florence Perguson
Emilius Edgerton
Hogan
Copeland
Kathleen—Vivian Casb
Servingman
Jones
Dessie Staples
Dot Rily Joe
Misa Jordan
Hogansville News
Wilsie Wright
Meriwether County
Harris City
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Kirschbaum
Kirschbama
Boyden
Barry Sheen
Baskin & Baskin
Baskin
Pagkin
Haskin