Community News Notes and Visits In the Area
Grandma Nunnettey returned home after visiting relatives in Hremen and Mrs. John Nunnettey accompanied her home. AL Moore and Mulcomyb Yeates of Lamar were guests and several joined a Sunday singing at Vent Sunday. G Ty Cox hosted his father from Heard county. Mildred Nunnalley stayed with Kate Crawford Saturday night. Have you told your neighbor to subscribe for the Free Press?
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Grandma Nunnettey
Hremen
John Nunnettey
AL Moore
Cravpford
Familly
Mulcomyb Yeates
Lamar
Alu
Vent Sunady
G. Ty Cox
Heard County
Mildred Nunnalley
Kate Crawford
Grace Smith
Salle Tyson
Whon
EB. Tyson
W. L. Ivey
Clara Dixon
Jesse Waddon
Bremen
Naomi Tyson
Bowdon
Ming Adnan
Hulett
Albert Smith
Dnaughters
Fred Moore
Nemonia Smith
Carrollton
Cold weather harms cotton as Cross Plains reports activities
In Cross Plains the cold snap hurts cotton fields. Local notices note preaching at the Baptist church by Hey. L. Matthews, family visits near Roopville and Bremen, and a lunacy case in trial. Community events include a Sacred Harp singing and a church dedication May 12.
Farming Weather and Local Social Notes in Buffalo Valley
Farmers near Buffalo Valley fear a cold snap may injure emerging cotton crops while community life shines with a singing event by the Misses Whorters and a spring wedding between Alice Cramer and Green Burson on April 30. Local visitations, family recoveries from illness, and social visits fill weekend activity as residents report on measles and whooping cough recovery and new purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Cramer
Green Burson
Veal
Surn Tau McCain
Jewell Nixon
Bob Keith
Ethel Hugging
Eugene McGain
Vera Kelley
Ethel Nixon
Dudley Molmes
W. A. McGain
Doss Gray
Flint Corner Planting Season Nears End in Local Notes
Farmers report cotton fields progressing as spring season nears. Several residents including Mr. J. Thompson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wilder, and Joe Taylor with relatives visited kin Sunday. Aunt Mary Gammon returned from Alabama praising good weather and lighter cotton acreage there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Thompson
Olin Wilder
Lewis Johnson
George
Carrollton
Mary Gammon
Alabami
Moraga
Mer
Dan Wilder
Joe Taylor
Othie Dewhery
Fannie Jones
F. d. Thompson
Langfely
Homer Thompson
John Dewberry
Roundup of Visitors and Socials in Dog River Hills
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Daniell host and visit kin Sunday with Watkins and other families. Miss Rushie Hansard visits near Liberty. several local residents travel to Newnan and Chapell Hill. Various calls, church singing, and social visits noted among Daniell, Watkins, Morris, Swofford, Bishop, Williams, Herrin, Ford, and others in Dog River Hills area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Daniell
W. B. Watkins
Rushie Hansard
Cool Springs
Kara Stovall
Liberty
Eldridge Daniell
Johnie
Robert Fields
Newnan
Jewell Daniell
Willie Mae Watkins
J. K. Daniell
Familly
Hulett
Luther Bishop
Oak Grove
G. T. Williams
M. G. Herrin
Florine
Lowell
N. B. Morris
M. E. Morris
W. J. Ford
Villa Rica
W. Ty Hlackeny
C. L. Matthews
I. W. Boatright
Lang Douglas
Pleasant Fhi
J. T. Horsley
Jamily
Louella Eldson
Ruth
Jackie Robinson
Christine
Nellie Robinson
Carrollton
W.T. Mackney
Vera Stewart
Roopville Social Notes Record Local Visits and Events
Roopville residents report visitors and family gatherings with several couples visiting kin, church attendance at Leo's Chapel during the weekend, and a large crowd at a memorial staging convention in Veal featuring fine singing.
Local Visits Highlight Weekend Across County
County lines see multiple social calls as families from New Watson Whitesburg and nearby towns visit relatives in Newnan Rowdan and at Davenport and Camp households. Several girls named Trehards White Maud McMister Myrtie Davenport attend gatherings with the Trapp and Davenport families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Garner
New Watson
Herb Wilson
W. A. Trapp
Ozelle Camp
Mollie Camp
Arthur Duncan
Newnan
LA. Davenport
Tity Trehards
Mary White
Myrtie Davenport
Annie Mac
Vera Maud McMister
Keren
May Belle Trapp
Miss Ozelel Camp
Mes
Daisy Wilson
Sallie Mehards
Miss Ida
Whitesburg
Richard
Cum Richards
FE. L. Bryant
Tip Bryant
Rowdan
The Blue and the Gray memorial verse
The poem contrasts the Blue and the Gray in death and memory, describing their equal glory and sorrow. It envisions judgment day as the final equalizer, with both sides united in mourning, flowers, and respectful remembrance.
Neighbor asks for help to grow the Free Press
A call to readers to share, subscribe, or have their neighbor sample the Free Press as an effort to build up the paper's circulation and support.
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G. W. Merrell
G. N. Aderhold
Jet Lewis
Leo's Chapel
William Logan
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S. J. Craven
Rosie Davis
Evelyn Ragland
Mamie Low Searcy
W. FP. Merrell
Millilon
Letha Screws
Jeff Lewis
Draculla Merrell
Sallie May Loftin
Ludie Aderholl
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