Local People Spending Weekends in Nearby Cities
Numerous residents make visits and weekend trips with relatives and friends. Names include Mr. B. Roop in Atlanta, Paul Travis in Atlanta, Mrs. T. R. Talmadge Forsyth visiting her daughter in Macon, and Frank Cooper of Georgia Tech at home for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Travis
Atlanta
A. D. Turner
Griffin
Tin Grange
T. R. Talmadge
Forsyth
H. M. Tyns
Frank Cooper
Georgia Tech
Opal Maynard Hosts Rock Panty Night for Miss Cassia Rice
Last Friday Opal Maynard entertained a guest Miss Cassia Rice of Augusta with a social evening. Guests included Miss Rice, Ruby Burns, Gertrude Wamrick, Dolphin Wester, Cecil Cramer, Reba Garrett, Mrs Walker Beck, and several gentlemen. After games a salad course with iced tea was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Maynard
Cassia Rice
Augusta
Misa Maynard
Misses Rice
Ruby Burns
Gertrude Wamrick
Dolphin Wester
Cecil Cramer
Reba Garrett
Walker Beck
Messrs
Ernest Tivers
M. A. Sandifer
Paul Kugtar
Stacy Smith
Paul Cobb
Ed Cavender
Leon Tarpley
Miss Maynard
Carroll Frea Presa Promotion Drive
Residents urged to support The Carroll Frea Presa by subscribing and using its columns in ads. Community call emphasizes patronage and local advertising to boost the paper.
Spacing Cotton Plants A New Yield Strategy
Jackson outlines a shift in cotton spacing based on multi year tests. He notes that not thinning to eight or twelve inches can yield more lint, especially where boll weevils are present, and urges thicker planting on strong soil. He also ties farm club contests in Carrell county to the broader agricultural overhaul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indias
Carrell County
Preserving Eggs For Winter Use With Water Glass
A historic home preservation method explains using sodium silicate or water glass to store eggs. A 5 gallon crock holds about 15 dozen eggs with a 1 to 4 ratio of sodium silicate to water, kept fully covered and in a cool dry place for 8 to 12 months. Fresh, clean infertile eggs are best, while eggs that float or are badly soiled should not be preserved.
Carrollton Visit Prompted by Jackson's Ten Cent Store
Complete your visit to Carrollton by calling on Jackson's Ten Cent Store for home kitchen and toilet necessities. The notice invites shoppers to explore bargains and complete shopping needs at the local outlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Jackson
Ten Cent
Carrollton Trade Territory Ad Offer
Advertisement urges covering Carrollton trade area with the paper that serves the field twice a week, promising lower costs for business placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
A and M Defeats LaGrange 7 to 1 in Baseball Thriller
The A and M baseball team crushed LaGrange High 7 to 1 Friday. Chambers pitched well as Aggies started strong from the first inning and finished with twelve batters swinging in seven innings. The lone LaGrange runs came from an error and a hit in the third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange
Newnan
Aggice
Aeelyy
Chambers
Balla
Fortalla
Trowever
LaGrange Boys
A&m
In Memory of Maggie Obituary Notice
In memory of Maggie who died March 26 at age 23. She joined Center Point Church as a child and lived a Christian life. She leaves a three year old son J W and three brothers and two sisters to mourn. Written by a friend M R A McOlung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McBurnett
Magirie
Maggie S
J. W
Rheaven
Inna Amin Her
Untitled local notes report a child and visits in Tallapoona
Tyus Mr. and Mrs. W B Cumble welcome a girl. Mita Bizilo Akora returned home after visiting friend Mise Ethel Hendon in Tallapoona. Hunieo Mosley of Atlanta spent the weekend with family. Johnson Nixon’s mule was killed by lightning. Talgo left his barn in bad shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Cumble
Mita Bizilo Akora
Mise Ethel Hendon
Tallapoona
Hunieo Mosley
Atlanta
Johnson Nixon
Petition to Change Corporate Name in Carroll County Georgia
John W Baskin Company seeks to change its corporate name from John W Baskin Company to Hyatt Baskin Company and later Wyatt Baskin Company per court order petition filed May 10 1920 in Carroll County Superior Court Judge J R Terrell presiding. The filing details an initial incorporation August 7 1918 and a name change April 7 1920, with stockholders authorizing attorneys to file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Carroll County
J. R. Terrell
John W. Baskin Company
Baskin-Watkins Company
Superior Court
Hyatt- Baskin Company
Wyatt- Baskin Company
Hyatt-Baskin Company
Boykin & Boykin
I. J. W. Stone
NASA
J. W. Stone
Mandeville News Roundup of Local Visits and Events
Local families, including Mr and Mrs John Foster, Miss Gussie Adair, and Miss Tessin Adair, traveled to Alabama to see Vara Harris. Visits continued with Mrs Davie Smith in Fairburn and Monroe Hale of LaGrange at home with W Tale family. Reports mention Lizzie Wade doing well, lightning shocks on Lizzie Mac Dayle and Manda Smith, and Shiflet agent Monday night with Mrs Ale Smpkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Foster
Misson Gussie
Tessin Adair
Alabama
Vara Harris
Tim Smith
Davie Smith
Fairburn
Monroe Male
LaGrange
W. Tale
Lizzie [Wale
M. ‘Todda
Olayonco Pike
Minnes Lizzie Mac Dayle
Manda Smith
Montain Mixa Bernise Wytin
Tinanie Apo
Tinanto Shiflet
Ale Smpkins
Jense McClendon
Ideal
Era
Ine
Mra
Millin Cutter
Roopville Reunion Draws Family Ties Across Towns
A Roopville family reunion gathered Sunday at Mra Eliza Morris with many relatives attending from Atlanta and nearby. Aderhold and Craven families visited Alabama and locals shared a large dinner before returning home. Grandmother Morris’s children and grandchildren joined the gathering amid warm reminiscences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Aderhold
Alabama
J. Craven
Mra
Rosie Davis
Lizzie
Lanyora Ray
Yaud
Ida Bhiroy
Eliza Morris
Lizzie Crumbley
M. Dy Hrook
Atlanta
M. J. Brook
Ladie Aderhold
Mra, Tda Shirey
Local Happenings in Bold Springs Circle
Mins Grace Spence visited Mins Dot on Tuesday. Mrs Lottie Johna spent Saturday and Sunday at home. Mr and Mrs W H Goolaby spent the day at Mr and Mrs M EK V Spence’s. Mrs Lula Spence improving slowly. Huniee Goolaby visits Clara Sponea near Centar Paint. Miss Doffie Goolsby visits Grace and Pearl Spenee Wednesday. Myrl Brovall visited Dofie Goolsby Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Spence
Lottie Johna
Hunday
W. H. Goolaby
EK. V. Spenca
Lula Spence
Huniee
Clara Sponea
Centar
Doffie Goolsby
Grace
Pearl Spenee
Misa Myrl Brovall
Miza Dofnie Goolsby
Candidacy Filed for Ordinary in Carroll County Primary
J J Holloway and Eugene Spradlin announce candidacies for the office of Ordinary in Carroll County subject to the June 2 1920 primary. The messages request support from friends and voters for the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Holloway
Carroll County
Eugene Spradlin
Carroll county candidate for Ordinary in 1925 Democratic primary
A candidate declares intent to run a clean race for Ordinary of Carroll county in the June 2 1925 primary. He states he belongs to no faction and would accept defeat if unqualified, seeking voters' confidence at the polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
How Is Your Complexion Aims at Health and Beauty
A promotional note urges women to improve beauty with baths diet and exercise and to keep liver and bowels in good order. It claims a pale yellow complexion and flabby flesh signal indigestion or sluggish liver and touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a corrective remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton Storage Battery Co
Chamberlain
Jackson's Ten Cent Store Offers Daily Novelties
Jackson's Ten Cent Store promotes daily needs and novelties at reasonable prices with up-to-date items for customers seeking value and quick purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Bowdon Railway elects officers and community news
Bowdon stockholders elected Col F A Hooper W D Whatley J A Gundrey John W Fason G W Lovvorn I M Lovvorn and J L Lovvorn as directors. Dr J N Lovvorn became president, G W Lovvorn VP, J A Gindney secretary, H M Lovvorn treasurer, B C Binh Co superintendent. The town advances road and school land donations, plus a fatality and a field trip for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bowdon Railway
Jyeaterday
Col. F. A. Hooper
Atlanta
W. D. Whatley
Carrollton
J. A. Gundrey
John W. Fason
G. W. Loveord
I M. Lovvorn
J. L. Lovvorn
Ovsion
J. N. Lovvorn
G. W. Lovvorn
J. A. Gindney
H. M. Lovvorn
B. C. Binh Co
Rheron
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. ©. B. Roop
R. B. Upshaw
Bremen
Mish Louise Steed
P. L. Shaefer
Weet Post
James Beall
Grantville
T. A. Herndon Opal
Lutn
Macon
Chip Muster
Will Webb
BE. M. Bass
Base
Howard Dobbs
Mr. Dobbs
New York
Mr. Clyde Chestnut
Columbus
Mins Mildred
Tharry Bledsoe
Ralph Meeks
Cadhoun
C. A. Meeks
Carrollton Storage Battery Company
Mack Merrell
Newnan St
North Street
Cedar Street
Maple Street
Sims Street
Spring Street
North Cliff
King Street
North Ave
College Streets
Alabama Street
White Street
A. O. Turner
Carrollton, Georgia
T. Jackson
MR. Advertiser
Vogal Biliks
Maggie
Tyus
Roopville
Bold Springs
Jackson’s
Ten Cent Store
Bowdon Bulletin
Weeowee Street
Roop Grocery Company
Garrett-Turst Company
R. W. Huff
Dowdon Junction
B. B. Huff
Bowdon
L Hugh Barrow
R. M. Kirby
Paul Morris
Paul
Harord Deese
Onal Allamety
Garden of Melody
Gennett
Jimy Braderman
Orschestra
Tousa
Shack
Athlone
Sterling Trio
Garolini Sunshine
Vernon Dalhart
Riley
Orch
Fox
Cordes Orchestra
J.N. Johnson
Ryt
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