Rule 10 Void Says H H Perry
Mr Perry argues Rule 10 is void as beyond the committee's powers and in effect binds no one. He cites reliance on the Neil act analogy but says the committee overstepped, failing to follow a majority requirement for high office nominations. He warns conformation could threaten party action and free convention choice. Gainesville Ga May 6 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Dean
United States
Law
Morris
H. Perry
Gainesville
Body of Jep T. Wilson Found Near Columbus
The body, long missing since December, was recovered by fishermen near Columbus after flood conditions. Identification confirmed in Carrollton, where the remains were interred in the family lot as friends mourn the death amid a relief over closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattahooches
Jep T. Wilson
Columbus
Carrollton
Wilden
Franklin News and Banner
Bonner Hill Social Notes From Local Family Visits
Mrs Lon Bonner is not well. Mrs N B Hall of Newnan visited her son O L Hall. Mrs Lottie Thompson visited Mrs Mary Hall. Mr Arthur Hall and family stayed with Mr Homer Hall. Mr and Mrs J W Walker visited Mr Landon Moore. Jon Bonner's mother is visiting for a few days.
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Lon Bonner
N. 8. Hall
Newnan
O. L. Hall
Lottie Thompson
Mary Hall
Arthur Hall
Homer [Hall
J. W. Walker
Landon Moore
Jon Bonner
Newspapers Not Profiteers Amid Newsprint Rise
The piece argues publishers face higher costs from surging newsprint prices, not profiteering. It notes public concern over rate hikes, explains how subscription and advertising rates must rise to cover production costs, and cites The Carroll Free Press as not profiteering while detailing fair ad rates and the impact on small papers.
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Page One
Paper Milla
England
Sweden
France
United States
R. 8. Kellogg
Nowa Print Service Bureau
Earrier
Basia
Carroll Free Press
Free Press
Carroll Free Presse
United
Neck of the Woods
Press
Newspapers Acknowledge Public Benefit Linked to Advertising
A Corn Exchange Bank editorial argues newspapers balance charity and profit, noting they print free boosting content yet rely on sale of papers and ads for income. It defends exposing readers to appeals while avoiding unrelated profiteering and questions the ethics of certain ads and promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooster
Corn Exchange
Corn Exchange Bank
Philadelphia
Congress
United States
Local social roundup in Wayside notes visits and gatherings
Mr and Mrs George Phillips and Miss Florene Herrin visited relatives nearby last week. Several families from Newnan Taulett Consolation Zion and nearby areas spent time with locals including Sunday School guests Mesdars Keaton Hall and others. Various visits to and from families such as Raburn Akin Wallis and Folds mark a busy week of community exchanges.
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George Phillips
Florene Herrin
Will Wiles
Newnan
Hackney
Charlie Horsley
J. T. Horsley
Robert Morrin
Bishop
Villa Rien
Roy Long
M. Fountain
Messia
Leo Crows
Clark
Phillips
Consolation
This Place
Mesars
Irby Keaton
Lou Hall
Taulett
Jim Hudson
Little Son
Lola Morris
J. A. Treadwell
Vela Stewart Hackeny
BE. C, Adams
O. V. Raburn
Othel
Guadio Raburn
Frank Tillman
Roberta Lott
N. M. Parker
Bertha
Ruby Wallis
Ruth Cleone Evans
Mesdames
J. W
W.E. Wallis
Paul Akin
Z. D. Akin
L. C. Adams
Mr. Zion
H. W. Evans
H. L. Wallis
Viola
Wallis
W. BE. Wallis
McCartie Allen
Lena
Gaudis Raburi
Misa Myrtice Raburi
Cora Coats
Mamie Folds
Ex veterans sought for Carroll county camp organization
A public call requests names and addresses of ald veterans in Carroll county who served in the Spanish American War Philippine Insurrection Boxer Rebellion Mexican Expedition or World War I or II. The aim is to form a county all veteran camp with a meeting notice in Carrolton. Send names and details to Edgar Turner Bowdon Georgia.
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Carroll County
Phillipina
Carroltton
Edgar Turner
1St
Georgia Field Artillery
Bowdon, Ga
Tabernacle Revival Closes After Two Week Run
The Tabernacle Baptist church closed its two week revival Sunday night led by Roy Ben Cox of Memphis Tennessee. His preaching drew praise from church and community. The Atlanta Boy Evangelist led the music and aided the meeting significantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle Baptisl Church
Roy
Ben Cox
Memphis
Senior Class Play Shines at City Hall With Coaching
The senior class play at City Hall Friday night drew a packed Town audience. Credit goes to Mina Gooch of Atlanta, a former Carrollton teacher, for coaching. Several cast members showed real acting talent and the class earned town and community praise for the performance.
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City Hall
Mina Gooch
Atlanta
Carrollton
Clnas
Bradley Morris wedding in Mount Zion Tennessee
Mrs Effie Walker Bradley and Mr Harold Morris wed at the bride s home in Tennessee and will reside in Atlanta where Morris works at a bank. Guests and family from Mount Zion attended. Also noted were local visits, social gatherings, and a hospital stay for a son.
Local Social Notes From Whitesburg and Surroundings
Miss May Thomas visits her brother Henry Thomas in Whites tree. Ollie Duffey and Estelle Argo shop in Whitesburg on Thursday. Bernard Copeland guests Eva Argo Thursday evening. Emmett Borders of Carrollton called on friends. he bruised a hand cranking a Ford. W. T. Argo visited Whitesburg. Warner Turner and Effie Turner of Bremen stayed with Mrs. J. B. Holder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Thomas
Henry Thomas
Whitestree
Ollie Duffey
Etaond Oceufh
Shrdlu
Miraca Eva
Estelle Argo
Whitesburg
Bernard Copeland
Eva Argo
Emmett Borders
Carrollton
Friends
W. T. Argo
Warner Turner
Effie
Bremen
J. B. Holder
Carroll Free Press Ad Appeal to Subcriers and Patrons
A fragment urges readers to ask neighbors and friends to subscribe and patronize the Carroll Free Press, promoting use of Sta eol column in advertising.
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Carroll Free Press
Carrollton Club Rounds Into Form in Georgia State League
A preview of the Carrollton Club as players Reese Chaplin Henderson Dugan Carter Chatham Wilson Fuller and Manager Bell prepare for the opener. Birmingham loaners from Molesworth join, park praised as best in the South, with readers urged to subscribe and pay stock dues.
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Carrollton Club
Reese
Chaplin
Henderson
Dugan
Carter
Chatham
Wilson
Fuller
Bell
Craven
Summerlin
Carrollton
Molesworth
Birmingham
Ponce-de-Leon
fRed’’ Reese
Jwe
Griffin
Dagan
G. T
France
Newt
Tig
Jess Craven
Lit Mu Club Hosts Nature Themed Program With Tea
Saturday afternoon the Lit Mu Club hosted an engaging meeting with a nature themed program. Miss Nells Mead ows led the program and guests enjoyed chicken salad sandwiches and tea served by her mother Mrs. W. M. Meadows.
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Nells Meadows
Lit Mu Club
Miss Meadows
W. M. Meadows
Nature
Olive Bradley
Blower Song
Longe
Mary Myatt
McDowell
Jack ‘Agenes
O. K. Henderson, Jr
Spring
Grieg
Susie Tanner
de Koven
E Hermes
Mra
J. M. Carlisle
B. F. Boughin
Sewing Party Honors Miss Sarah Effie Rice at Opal Maynard Hostess
Friday afternoon sewing party hosted by Miss Opal Maynard featured guest of honor Miss Sarah Effie Rice of Athens. Roses filled the hospitable home, sewing activity followed by fruit salad baked apples crackers and ice tea for the guests.
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Opal Maynard
Sarah Effie Rice
Athens
Miss Maynard
Tua
Misses Rice
Susie Tanner
Marguerite Adama
Clare Holderness
Vivian Brodnix
Olive Bradley
Mildred Camp
Cecil Cramer
Mil
Change in Business In Carrollton Firms Sold Interest and Stock
John W Baskin sells his mercantile interest to R F Hyatt and the firm will be renamed Hyatt Baskin Company to operate from the same stand in Carrollton. Baskin retires with plans not disclosed. Bullard Company sells its stock to Colbert Strickland and will operate as Strickland in his own name, possibly moving stock to Burwell. Bullard remains a corporation entering real estate under its corporate name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Baskin
John W. Baskin Company
R. F
Bullard Company
Colbert Strickland
Jonesville
Bowdon
Strickland
Burwell
Carrollton Trade Territory Ad Offer
An advertiser promotes covering Carrollton trade territory at under half the cost by placing ads with a publication that operates twice weekly. The appeal urges readers to ask neighbors and friends to subscribe and use its advertising costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Badpr
Help Carrollton Team Win the Pennant
Carrollton fans are urged to support the Georgia State League team by boosting morale. Attend games, greet players, discuss baseball, learn their records, and cheer wholeheartedly to help secure victory and bring joy to Carroll County.
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Carroll County
Carrollton
Tlowt
Mustain
Carrollton Teim Os
Mule Found by Free Press Want Ad in Carroll County
A stray mule belonging to Mr. Co L. McLendon was traced from Carroll County to the home of Mr. W M Hall after a small want ad in The Free Press. Hall consulted the county judge about the sale, but the owner was located and no sale occurred. The mule, described as a good young animal worth 350 dollars, was recovered thanks to the newspaper ad reminding readers to use the want column. The Free Press notes its reach and urges subscriptions.
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Free Press
Co. L. McLendon
Mr. McLendon
Clem
Carroll County
Free Prous
W. M. Hall
Hulett
Hall
Tinll
Carrollton
Millican
Free
Mr. Tall
Mra. Hall
W. ©. McLendon
Oak Mountain
Switch Engine Kills Tallapoosa Child
Tallapoosa Georgia May 10 a four part switch engine killed Rosesll Kent 111 year old son of Mr and Mrs M W Kent while crossing a track in the Southern railway yards Saturday afternoon The boy did not see the approaching engine which was switching cars The funeral was held Sunday afternoon
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Tallapoosa
Southern Railway
Rosesll Kent
M. W. Kent
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H. H. Perry
Bonner Hill
Wayside
Bowdon Junction
Tabernacle Revival
Mount Zion
Sharon Griffin
J. A. Griffin
Ea [Bartlett
Fern Earnest
Mises Retha Smith
Myrtie Mosean
Berta Earnest
Hoyt
J. W. Smith
C. R. Molmes
BR. R. Bishop
W. D. Whatley
E. J. Bishop
Covey
Rose Gammon
Rubinstein
Vivian Snead
Tennyson
H. M. Tyus
Miss Claro Holder
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