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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1922

Page

5

WANTED and FOR SALE Classified Ads Mix on Farm Work and Plants

A historic classified page listing WANTED farm or car center work with state salary. FOR SALE a low price 5 passenger automobile and genuine Porto Rico potato plants delivered various rates. FOR RENT several houses at 42 West Center Street and 87 Maple Street with phone numbers. LOST OR STRAYED a black hound with brown legs and eyes, reward offered. FOUND a bunch of keys left at the office. POTATO PLANTS varieties Porto Rico Nancy Hall and others with delivery and cash prices. FRUIT TREED SALESMAN WANTED and seed and plant vendors advertise multiple nursery offers and seed lots.

Banning W. J. Stewart Weat Center Street Frank Searcy Llmaytroek Adams Geville H. W. Reeves Pine St Carrollton, Ga Porto Rico Story Plant Co Rebecca Coleman A Maple Street Wanamaker Cleveland Mandeville Mills Oconcord Concord

Cardul touted by Mrs Williams for relief of nerves and pain

Mrs Williams of Springfield Me describes chronic weakness backache headaches and nervousness blamed on illness but says Cardul brought improvement she notes her doctor approved the return to health and recommends Cardul to others for similar troubles available everywhere

Springfield Paink Mra B. V. Williams Mra. Willams Cardul Cardus

Matrons Bridge Club Hosts Weiner Roast in Honor of Guest

The Matrons Bridge club held a Friday evening weiner roast at Eady's mill in honor of Mrs. Worthington, guest of Mrs. Shirley Boykin, with twelve couples attending. Thursday afternoon Mrs. M. X. Sullivan entertained at bridge at her sister Mrs. Ruth Kramer's home. after the games, lovely refreshments were served to players including Mrs. J. A. Aycock, Mrs. T. A. Herndon, Mrs. P. A. B Shapfer, Mrs. Mary Bickford, Mrs. Oscar Hay, Mrs. J. K. Richards, Mrs. N. M. Tyus, Mrs. O. C. Fitts and Miss Maric Bradley.

Matrons Bridge Club Eady'a Mill Worthington Shirley Boykin M. X. Sullivan Bridge Ruth Kramer J. A. Aycock T. A. Herndon P. A. B Shapfer Mary Bickford Oxcar Hay J. K. Richards N. M. Tyus O. C. Fitts Maric Bradley

Bridge Party Honors Cousin Mrs Worthington At Clare Holder Ness

Miss Clare Holder ness hosts Friday morning bridge in honor of her cousin Mrs Bill Worthington. A luncheon followed the games after which twelve friends of the hostess attended the event.

Clare Holderness Bridge Bill Worthington Jemmy

Teachers Entertained by Mrs Strickland at Tea

Mrs H C Strickland hosted an informal tea Thursday afternoon for high school teachers. Attendees included Misses Culver Smith Sherman Blackwood Mayfield Nota Moore Louise Phipps Mamie Walker Pauline Strickland and Mesdames T W Moore and Phippa.

H. C. Strickland

Mrs Brown Hosts Club Meeting at Country Home

Mrs Ralph Brown acted as hostess Friday at her country home near Carrollton. Rock was played and a salad course served. Regular members attended with guests Mrs Frank Thomas son and Mrs Samuel J Boykin Jr to join the gathering.

Ralph Brown Carrollton Rock Frank Thomasson Samuel J. Boykin, Jr

Bridge party honors Mrs Worthington hosted by Tyus

Mrs H M Tyus entertained on Friday afternoon for guest Mrs Worthington, with Mrs 8 C Boykin as the host. After games, refreshments were served to invited guests including Mrs Bill Worthington, Mrs C Boykin, Mrs P L Shaefer, Mrs B M Long, Mrs Mary Tickford and Mrs J A Mandeville.

H. M. Tyus Bridge Worthington 8. C. Boykin

Reception for Mrs Boykin Honored by Sisters in Dallas

Mrs T A Herndon and Mrs P L Bhacf er hosted a Saturday afternoon reception at Mrs Herndon s home honoring their sister Mrs J Boykin. The decorated rooms featured Dorothy Perkina roses and a central white basket of flowers. guests included Mrs Herndon Shaefer Samuel J Boykin Jr Bill Worthington of Jacksonville Fla. Assorted sandwiches and sherbet were served as about a hundred guests called between 4 30 and 5 80.

T. A. Herndon P. L. Bhacfer Herndon 8. J. Boykin Dorothy Perkina Shaefer Samuel J. Boykin, Jr Bill Worthington Jacksonville Fla C, Boykin E. Roop Paul Jack B. F. Boykin Mary Bickford

Decoration Day at Bethesda in May church program

The third Sunday in May is Decoration Day at Bethesda. The committee opens with a welcome by Rev. T. A. Bonner, graves decorated by listed volunteers, memorial sermon by Rev. W. P. Cumbie at 11, dinner to follow, afternoon songs by visiting singers, all invited with baskets.

Bethesda F. M. Harden T. A. Bonner Annie Barnes Lonie Lee Mary Bell Ida Knopp Lonie Traylor Ina Bello Hughey Tommie Chambers Hoyt Hucksbn Willie Barnes Emmett Hall Horace Barnes Buna Williamson W. P. Cumbie Delver J. T. Huckeba J. L. Walker D, Powers

Card of Thanks for Support After Mother's Death

The family expresses sincere gratitude to friends and relatives for kindness, condolences, and services following the death of Mrs. Emma Pope. They note that the warmth of their support provides lasting memory, and thank Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Chatham, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. H. Cappell, B. L. Shackelford, and M. D.

Emma Pope Anim G. W. Chatham J. C. Jones B. C. Jones J.T. H. Cappell B. L. Shackelford M. D

Misses Murrah Entertain On Maple Street Party

Misses Eunice and Helen Murrah hosted a Saturday evening gathering at their Maple Street home with many friends. Games were played and refreshments served to numerous attendees including Annie Leo Beavers Eunice Merrell Inez Reagin Leno and Jewell McKinley Rebecca and Elizabeth Brock Mary Floy and Frances Bursen Hildred Harman Audry Moore Bana Copeland plus a social list of gentlemen attendees.

Eunice Helen Murrah Maple Street Annie Leo Beavers Eunice Merrell Inez Reagin Leno Jewell McKinley Rebecca Elizabeth Brock Mary, Floy Frances Bursen Hildred Harman Audrey Moore Bana Copeland Eugene Whitehead William Choice George Phillips

Prom party hosted by Mrs Roland Griffin draws fifty guests

Mrs Roland Griffin entertained about fifty guests at her Newnan street home on a Tuesday prom night. Guests arrived and were served punch by Misses Caroline Cheney Virginia Smith Emmaline Cheney and Carol Griffin. Later cream and cake were served.

Roland Griffin Newnan Stret Caroline Cheney Virginia Smith Emmaline Cheney Carol Griffin Estelle~Venl Margaret Hearn Caroline Vaughan Francesa Aderhold Velma Wilkie Mabel Aderhold Annie Mae Hamrick Myrtle Goodwyn Elizabeth Copeland Emmalina Fred Williamson Claud Hendon Dumah Morgan Jim Spradjin Ford Robinson Reeves Gaston Jack Haddock Weems Baskin, Jr Harold Erwin J.B. Hanson Arnold Smith Robbie Merrell Julian Harris Chesley Moore Jairy EAawin_ re + Pearce

Laura Keato Passes After Long illness at Mars Hill

Mrs Laura Keaton wife of E A Keaton died April 27 1922 after a long life born December 7 1873 married April 17 1892 and mother of nine children five sons and one daughter survive with husband and relatives Funeral was held at Mars Hill cemetery April 28 1922 The bereaved family recalls her as a faithful Christian and devoted mother Organizations and pastors are noted in the obituary with a memorial poem about eternal happiness.

Ee Keaton E .A. Keaton E. A. Keaton Baptist ‘Church Mars Hill Irby J. Robert Cole

Local Notes From Carrollton Area News

Local residents attend events and visits across Alabama and Georgia. Names include Kinabrow Harper Luck Matthews Halmes Hogan Hoganville Croft Croft Herrin Luck Sullivan Kramer Robison Robinson Hamrick and others with trips to Augusta Brunswick Atlanta Birmingham Cullman and Jacksonville during the week.

Messrs Robert Kinabrow A. E. Harper Thos. R. Luck Augusta Grand Commandery

Remembering Mrs Elizabeth McKown Noble Life of Service

An appreciation tribute mourning the loss of Mrs Elizabeth McKown. The gentle Christian woman lived to serve others with unselfish care and thoughtfulness. Her passing came peacefully after a life devoted to aiding relatives and friends, inspiring others by steadfast virtue.

Elizabeth McKown Deeda Deas

Sacred Harp Singing at Bowdon Junction May Fourth Sunday

All-day Sacred Harp singing scheduled at Bowdon Junction on the fourth Sunday in May. Singers and music lovers are invited to attend. Addressed by O F F Lambert, inviting community participation.

Bowdon Junction O. F F. Lambert

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