Mt Zion Seminary Holds Commencement Exercises
Mt Zion Seminary held its annual commencement over April 29 to May 1. The Dramatic Club performed The Spinsters Return on April 29, raising $18 for the primary room renovation. Dr. Agnew of the University of Chattanooga delivered the commencement address. Diplomas were awarded to Jessie Merrell and Daphne Morris. Jamie Garrett won the spelling prize and Hazel Shaw the writing prize. Rev W F Pitts preached the baccalaureate sermon. Dr Agnew delivered the Sunday afternoon sermon.
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Mt. Zion Seminary
Mt Zion
Dramatic Club
Agnew
University of Chattanooga
Jessie Merrell
Daphne Morris
Jamie Garrett
Hazel Shaw
W F Pitts
Chattanooga
Altost
Local Social Notes From Mandeville and Surroundings
Mandeville reports church attendance at Eureka last Sunday and smiles over a fine boy born to Mr and Mrs F N Evans. The Evans family hosts Ella Pace and her Silver Creek clan visiting in town. Jilla Axin visited Genie Adams, while Irene Creel visits her sister C R Mote. Earnest couple greeting a fine girl. Readers urged to attend Pleasant View preaching and Smyrna singing next Sunday afternoon. Free Press wishes to all readers.
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Ella Pace
Silver Creek, Ga
F N Evans
Jilla Axin
Genie Adams
Irene Creel
C R Mote
Mra Mart Earnest
Smyrna
Free Press
All Day Singing at Liberty Fourth Sunday May
Shiloh held regular meetings on Saturday and Sunday with locals visiting relatives and singing events at Grantville and Grover Johnson’s. Attendees included W S Spradlin and family, Arthur Houseworth and families, and Willie Robinson. The note invites all to bring basket meals to Liberty.
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Liberty
Wanted a Boy to Learn Printing Business
Short classified noting R Lee Sharpe seeks a boy eager to learn printing. Applicant should be willing to start as an office boy and progress, with no clock watching and a desire to learn the trade.
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R Lee Sharpe
Produce buyers offering top market prices
Parker and Wood advertise they buy all country produce and pay the highest market prices. They invite calls for quotations, providing phone contact as a business lead.
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Parker & Wood
Sunday School Flourishing and Local Visits Noted
Sunday School at this place is thriving with several from our ville attending preaching at Shiloh. Mr B H McWhorter and family passed through Sunday. Hewston Masden and family visited Uncle Bill Shoemake Saturday and Sunday. Jasper Huffman of Lowell was in our ville Sunday. Ed Porter visited his sister Mrs Joel Johnson Sunday. Lucs Baugttman in town with C N Hofman John High tower and Youns Smith on a fishing trip last week. Sam Shoemake visited his brother T T Shoemake. We report no sickness and note Halley’s Comet excitement on the 18th.
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WC Hammond
J A Hammond
Sou Johnson
Our
Ville
Willie Robinson
Near Rotherwood
Geover Johnson
Our Ville
Shiloh
B. H. McWhorter
Hewston Masden
Bill Shoemake
Jasper Huffman
Lowell
C N Hofman
John Hightower
Youns Smith
Sam Shoemake
T T Shoemake
Local News Roundup From Beliview Area
Mrs J H Whaley is very ill after a period of sickness. I M Cavender was kicked by a mule and painfully injured. Mrs Bartlett of Birmingham visits J H Whaley's family at Clem. J W Burnett traveled to Carrollton for business. A J Burnett and family visited J W Burnett in Carrollton. The Phillips infant remains very ill with pneumonia. Mrs D E Bell visited relatives at Mabry. A well attended singing at Mr Burnett's Sunday night.
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S H Evans
Mr. I. M. Cavender
Mra. Bartlett
Birmingham
J. H. Whaley
Clem
Mr. Obe Cook
J. W. Burnett
Carrollton
A. J. Burnett
Guy Phillips
Local notes from Hulett area include visits and church plans
Community news records visits among families near Fairview and Hulett with names such as Simpkins Driver Heath Williams Phillips Harper Pate Hartley Hays and more. Rev J S Williams to preach at Louis Chapel on the fifth Sunday inviting a large crowd. Other items note farming yields wheat and corn and local travels and visits across Carroll and surrounding towns.
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J. S. Williams
Louis’ Chapel
Electric Bitters Sold For Female Ailments
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as the best remedy for nervous and female health issues. It claims many women suffer from melancholy loss of appetite headaches sleeplessness and fainting and report recovery after using the product sold by Johnson Drug Co and Fitts Drug Store.
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Johnson Drug Co
Fitts
Local Store Ads Offer Savings and Contact Line
Bring chickens and eggs to The Fair Store on Alabama Street and save. Carrollton Hardware Co advertises hammocks and other goods with a bold call to call Parker & Wood on party line exchange. Phone number 16 is listed for inquiries.
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Alabama Street
Carrollton Hardware Co
Carrollton Exchange
Parker & Wood
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Meat Market
Conner & Bartlett
Knott Bros
J. W. Robininson
H. E. Reeves
Carrollton, GA
Carrollton Furniture and Undertaking
C.o
N. A. Horton
Saturday Evening Post
West Point
W. RY
Ala
California
Texas
Mexico
F. M. Thompson
J. P. Billups
Atlanta
Mt. Zion, Seminary
Eureka
Pleasant View
W S Spradlin
Bettie John
Alice Williamson
Grantville
Wiliam
Arthur Houseworth
Bettie Johnson
Grover Johnson
Carroll County
Dorsett
C.M. Ray
Joe Cowart
This Place
Ed Porter
Joel Johnson
Lucs Baugttman
Halley
Beliview
Mra
D. E. Bell
Mabry
J. W. Simpkins
Fairview
J.A
J. H
C.B. Driver
J. F Driver
J. S Heath
Iatters
Sallie Phillips
Nathan Harper
Jane Pate
Mrs. Hartley
Mandy Harks
Arthur Phillips
W.L. Diver
R. D. Jones and Son
J. L.diver and Son
Ite
Hulett
Wm Hall
Aon
Grover
Boaz
Alabama City
J N Sewell
Temple
G B Sewell
Rev
Mrs W S Hubbard
Tom Watson
Cedartown
Hulett Friends
H W Sewell
Rome
Oscar Wallace
J M Wallace
Abe Houseworth
Banning
Sam Wallace
R L , King
Lawton
Mars Hill Church
Hulete
Paul
Reuben Stitcher
Emmett Morris
W S Hubbard
Mars Hill
R. D. Jackson
W. O. Barrow
Bowdon
L. C. Smith & Bro
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