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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1916

Page

10

White County joins movement to buy bulls for farmers

White County lines up with The Constitution urging county commissioners statewide to buy one or more thoroughbred bulls for free use by farmers. Grand jury in White County backs a seven-member committee to decide bull type and purchase, funded by county money, with no compensation for members. Mead supports demonstration farms and county agent supervision to boost the cattle industry.

White County E. W. Mead Nacoochee Valley Grand Jury Mead Georgia Fulton Mr. Mead Georgia County Atlanta Constitution

Local Briefs Highlight Funeral Attendance and Sweet Potato Plants

Mrs G L Alexander of Forsyth attended the funeral of her sister in law Mrs L Baskin of Temple. The notice promotes Spanish Yam sweet potatoes and announces ready shipments of millions of plants. W T Henry and A J Ivey accompanied by Ed Lyle Berry Neal and others attended the re inauguration of the Odd Fellows Lodge in Lowell. Mrs Robert FE Lee and family visit Tallapoosa relatives while Mrs J T Young hosts guests in Fitzgerald. John Fullilove of Bowdon spends Monday in Calhoun. Red Cross tea room invites party bookings.

G. L. Alexander Forsyth L. Baskin Temple Saturday A. J. Ivey Ed Lyle Berry Neal Odd Feltow Lodge Lowell Tom Henry John Fullilove Bowdon Garrellton

Community Notes Include Visits and Family News

Mrs. Kate Loyvorn visited her sister Mrs. Harman Wicks last week. People sang at Tallapoosa Sunday. The Children’s Day program is being prepared for the fourth Sunday by the Hearn and Wicks families. Bob Wright and wife of Sa Tem spent Saturday night with their son Eugene Wright. Thurman Sherrell announces the birth of a fine boy. OL Crawford and family dined with J T Hearn Sunday. John Alexander and family visited his father Sunday. Aunt Leo Alexander visits Cedartown. Miss Gussie Boynton visits Annie Alexander. Dr and Mrs O B Styles attended preaching at Indian Creek Sunday.

Kate Loyvorn Harman Wicks Tallapoosa J. A. Hearnland Bob Wright Sa- Tem Eugene Wright Thurman Sherrell OL. Crawford J. T. Hearn John Alexander Leo Alexander Cedartown Gussie Boynton Little Ith Annie Alexander O. BR. Styles Indian Creek

Buck Creek Social Notes Highlight Small Town Visits

Local residents recount weekend visits and family gatherings across Buck Creek. Miss Roxie Chappell stayed with Ruth Robinson at Syvnrna. S J Wer's unit in Waco drew the Chappells and Steeds to attend. W A Chandler and children visited relatives near Polk county as Mrs. Steed remains on the sick list.

Roxie Chappell Ruth Robinson Syvnrna Luther Parker Loran Parker Laura Chappell S. J. Wer Waco W. A. Chandler Clara Carl Polk County C. M. Steed Chalmers Wilson Buchanan Roy Smith W: Nen Go M. Steed Isaiah Chapnell Bettie Daniel Abilene Adams Raw

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