Georgia Business Shows Rapid Strides Toward Recovery
Atlanta Ga May 18 Georgia moves toward recovery from the depressed conditions of the year in a shorter time than expected. The past month shows quickening business activity and optimism. Industrial expansion in several lines and better wholesale and retail trade. Financial conditions firm in large cities and country banks improved after the prior farmers disaster. High cotton prices anticipated next fall due to small carryover encourage farmers despite poor crop conditions.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Summer School Opens at A and M
The teachers summer school starts May 22 at the A and M school. Noted speakers include Dr. B V Sanford from State University author of a grammar used in commentary and high school grades, Prof. D L Earnest, Miss Parker, Matthews, Duggan, Bolton, and Supervisors Martin Goddard Dugan. Profs Polhill Starr offer math. Dr Camp from Bowdon College teaches psychology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. V. Sanford
State University
D. L. Earnest
State Norrifil
Duggan
Bolton
Martin
Goddard
Dugan
Polhill
Starr
Camp
Bowdon College
W. D. Whatley
Ingram
Want Ads Bring Results in Local Paper Classifieds
A compact notice highlights the effectiveness of want ads for quick outcomes. Readers are urged to place a classified entry to reach nearby buyers and sellers, with examples showing strong responses and timely leads.
Carrollton Public Schools Sevent Grade Ceremony Details
The Carrollton Public Schools close with a Seventh Grade Certificate ceremony on Thursday May 25 at five p m at Maple Street School. About fifty pupils will go to high school. The program includes Salutatory Cecil Stampa Recitation Elizabeth Brown Reveries of a School Boy J D Sewell Muric nas Will Clifton Lyle Prophesy Margaret Carter Zerah Stephens Valedictory Ruth Hammond and Delivery of Diplomas L K Smith.
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Carrollton
Maple Street
Cecil Stampa
Claus
Roger Turner
Morris Leaf
Elizabeth Brown
J.D. Sewell
Muric“nas
Will—Clifton Lyle
Margaret Carter
Zerah Stephens
Muaie
Ruth Hammond
L. K. Smith
New Residence Rising on Tanner Street
Mr. H. L. Worthy is erecting a six room bungalow on Tanner Street, planned as a permanent home. Foundation indicates a substantial structure, with tile floors in the cook room bathroom and porches, hollow tile partitions to wood, and tiles for other floors and windows.
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H. L. Worthy
Tanner Street
Worthy
Public School Movie Showings At Strand Theater
Carrollton Public Schools will show motion pictures at the Strand Theater on Monday and Tuesday of next week on Maple and College streets. Parents and community members are invited to view their children in the films.
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Carrollton
Maple
College Streets
Strand Theater
Grifiin
Weevils Abundant Can Be Killed By Dusting Poison
Weevil emergence from winter quarters threatens young cotton as squares form. Kill wintered over weevils just before squares form with calcium arsenate dust on small plants. Use dusting methods or gather punctured squares every two weeks. follow government guidance for timing and equipment.
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C. A. Whittle
State Board of Entomology of
Goodigin
Carrollton Advertising Club Luncheon Plans Dinner Guests
The Carrollton Ad Club announces a dinner for Thursday evening May 18 at 7 30 P M at Stanleyos Cafe with guest Mr G R Laws originator of the Neosho Plan and several other invited guests Members are urged to attend and contact committee members W F Myers H S Horton and Eric R Johnson if not reached.
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Carrollton Advertising Club
G. R. Laws
Stanley’s
W. F. Myers
H. 8
Horton
Eric R. Johnson
Dissolution Notice of Orgel & Harper Partnership
By mutual consent the firm of Orgel and Harper has been dissolved. Wiley T. Creel continues the business and assumes all liabilities and note collections. Alvin E. Harper withdraws. Dated May 17, 1922. W. T. Creel. 18 May. A. E. Harper.
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Orgel & Harper
Wiley T. Creel
Alvin E. Harper
Harper
W. T. Creel
W.T. Creel
A. E. Harper
Pigs to Exchange for Corn in Rome Street Trade
Pigs to exchange for corn are offered on Rome Street by Meeks R B. The notice lists the trade proposal and names the parties involved.
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Meeks
Rome Street
Georgia women ballots change state politics enigma
In Georgia this year women will vote for the first time as full participants in elections. The piece notes a historic shift with education campaigns and widespread preparation among women across counties and towns for active political engagement. It discusses editorials, politicians, and how the new voters may influence outcomes.
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Atlanta
Georgié
Omem
Errall Fei
Atnte
Georgia
Atnto
Politien
Beth
Red Cross Urges Quick Aid for Carroll County Sufferers
Generous responses pour in as Carroll County seeks rapid relief funds for flood victims. Local efforts coordinate with Southern Division HQ to funnel donations to national headquarters for food and clothing for homeless refugees. Contributions may be sent to W. C. Cobb, Carroll Chapter treasurer.
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Carroll County
Red Cross
Sittas
T Cross
Oure
Aeminen Red Cross
John Barton Payne
Harding
W. C. Cobb
Carroll Chapter
Engagement announced for Lucia Rene Weir and J B Hunt
Mr and Mrs BE M Astimore announce the engagement of their daughter Lucia Rene Weir to Mr J B Hunt of Valdosta Ga The wedding is planned for the latter part of June.
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M. Astimore
Lucia Rene Weir
J. B. Hunt
Valdosta, Ga
Epworth League Elects Officers For Coming Year
On May 7 the Epworth League held its annual election of officers. Frank Myers and George Smith were named Prominent and Vice President, Karl Robinson Secretary, William Robinson Tranbuter, Edith Foster Corresponding Secretary, department heads Toumy Phipps First, Turner Flournoy Third, Elizabeth Copeland Fourth, Indys Hansard Epworth Era Agent, Margret Hearn Pianist, Margaret Griffin Assistant Pianist. The group aims to boost Christian work in the year ahead and urges parental support to involve youths in League activity. Earl Robinson, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mannual
Frank Myers
George Smith
Karl Robinson
William Robinson
Edith Foster
Gwyn Toney
Toumy Phipps
Turner Flournoy
Hklizabeth Copeland
Indys Hansard
Epworth
Maragret Hearn
Margaret Griffin
Langue
League
Earl Robinson
Foreign Mission Day Observed At Presbyterian Church
Foreign Mission Day will be observed next Sunday at the Presbyterian Church with a program at the clever o'clock hour. All members of Sunday School and church are expected and visitors are cordially invited.
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Foreign Mission
Presbyterian Church
Tople
Singing at Eureka Sacred Harp event moved to May 3
An all boy Sacred Harp singing will be held at Eureka church this Sunday May 3 now after a date change from the fourth to the third Sunday. Everyone is invited and asked to bring well filled baskets.
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Eureka Church
Mr Tyre Watson In Atlanta Spends Week End Here
Mr Tyre Watson of Atlanta spent the week end here, visiting local friends and enjoying leisure time in the city.
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Tyre Watson
Atlanta
Luther Smith Dies by Suicide at Hancock Hospital
Luther Smith, about 39, of Waco, killed himself last Saturday morning at Hancock Lewis Hospital by swallowing carbolic acid. He had been there about a month for treatment.
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Luther Smith
Hancock- Lewis Hospital
Waco
Ford Secret Fertilizer Plans Revealed in Senate Hearing
Washington May 17 A new and secret process for making fertilizer that could cut costs by half was described to the Senate Agriculture Committee. Henry Ford is sought for approval to use the method at the Muscle Shoals plant. Engineer W B Mayo declined to share full details but said the process could lower production costs significantly if perfected.
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Washington
Muscle Shoals
Henry Ford
W. B. Mayo
Ford
Senate Agriculture Committee
Mayo
Mrs A P McCrown Called by Death
Mrs A P Melown, 58, longtime Carrollton resident desde Covington, died last Thursday at her daughter's home on Rome Street. Funeral held at residence with Rev John P Erwin officiating. Survived by four daughters Mra T E Rankin Mra Malcolm Pace of Carrollton Mra Claud Street of Griffin Ga and Mra Allen Bodlingfield of Norfolk Va, plus a brother and sister, John Cook and Edna Cook of Atlanta. Burial in city cemetery.
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A. P. Melown
Edwin Baskin
Rome Street
Carrollton
Covington
City
Tor
John P. Erwin
First Methodist Church
Mra
T. E. Rankin
Malcolm Pace
Thin City
Claud Street
Griffin, Ga
Allen Bod Flingfield
Norfolk
John Cook
Edna Cook
Atlanta
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Bank of
Roopville
Teller
the Child’s Bank
the First National Bank
C. A. Lyle
L. C. Mandeville, Pres
Carrollton, Ga
AD Club
Red
J. C. Holloway
Lawrenceville
Claud B. Holloway
Hunt—Weir
Epworth League
Eureka
A. P. McCrown
the Peoples Bank
Federal Reserve System Geo
W. Pleming
G. C. Cook
Citizens Bank
Newnan Street
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