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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1918

Page

6

Dean announces for Senate race in Georgia

H W Dean a Gainesville attorney in Georgia's senatorial race announces candidacy dated May 11 1918 and pledges to publish his platform. He targets Harris Hardwick and Howard and challenges them to public debates noting their records and alleged failings while inviting voters to demand full information before the September primary.

H.W. Dean Gainesville Georgegia William J. Harris Thomas W. Hardwick William Schley Howard Harria Macon Hardwick Congress Howard Harris United States Senate the State Democratic Executive Committee Messrs Georgia Wilson Carrollton Hiadullea Wrightsville Air H. H. Dean

Oak Mountain Community Notes On Replanting And Social Visits

Local residents report replanting and cotton chopping activities. numerous visits and social engagements are recorded, including Mrs Sallie Wynn as a guest, family visits from Ogletree and Latimer households, and Sunday singing events at Macedonia and Pleasant Hill.

Oak Ridge Social News and Visits Across Town

Oak Ridge folks spent Sunday with neighbors and attended a Lowell singing. Visitors traveled between households including Mrs. A. E. Nix and Bowden Tent members, the Lit tle and Terrell families, and Ringer siblings from Temple. Several women and children visited Mrs. Griffin, Miss Aline Eidson, and Miss Leune Little. Rev. Griffin went to Carrollton on business. Eidson remains ill.

Hanson Cagle Stripling Chapel J. R. Rhindinger Lowell W. Ts. Little T. A. Griffin A. E. Nix Bowden Honor Shadinger Thelma Paulina Dell Terrell Leone Nannie Little Mosars Nick Clarence Ringer Temple R. E. Ringer W. H. Eidgen Ruby Eidson Aline Lois Ruth Nix Sallie Crawford Mattie Elson Carrollton Mr. Smith Near Oak Grove Thomas Terrell W. L. Little Miss Leune C. F. Eidson Anul Misa Mattie Momlay Pauline Shadinger A. Griffin J. R. Shadinges

Local Life and Visitors in Sackville Community

Sackville today shows a busy farming scene with cotton planting and harrowing underway others planting anew. Sunday activities include a Lee's Chapel singing outing with Lena and Zera Milex and Mira Turn Maclovey visiting Burwell. A newborn daughter is announced, and Joe Wyatt visits grandparents while Billa Foster travels to Atlanta for an operation amid many new cases of mumpy.

Lee's Chapel Misees Lena Zera Milex Burwell Mira Turn Maclovey Misa Alma Freeman Lee's

Community notices and obituaries mention illness and death

Grandma Scott returned from Cullinan Alabama after weeks away. Delane Ivey of Burwell visited cousin Paul Tyov. Jin Smith and family saw relatives in Rowden. Caleb Spruell and wife visited daughter Mrs Luther Foster. Horace Dixmy is very ill with pneumonia. On Test Sunday warming the All-wive Father visited Billie Fuller and took his wife who died after long illness at 74. Funeral at Antioch led by Rev J. M. Stalelings.

Grandma Scott Cullinan Alabama Delane Ivey Burwell Paul Tyov Jin Smith Rowden Caleb Spruell Luther Foster Horace Dixmy Billie Fuller Dropay Fuller Antioch 3. M. Stalelings

Flat Rock Saturday Night Singing Thrills Large Crowd

A large crowd enjoyed the singing at Mr J George Slay's Saturday night. Redwine and daughters Minson Engenin and Ruth mingled with friends Sunday. Mrs Slay and Mrs Alay Griffin visitors planned. Will Garner family stayed with W M Williams. Warner Couch from Douglasville visited John Couch. Boyd group and Richards attended W J Hall funeral at Villa Riew. Claude Loyd left for Alabama. Frances Hembree of Cullman visiting relatives.

J.eorge Slay J. KK. Redwine Minson Engenin Ruth T. J. Boyd J. T. Richards Villa Riew W. J. Hall Claude Loyd Alabmina Frances Hembree Cullman Aln

WAYSIDE HEARD CO SUNDAY GATHERING AND VISITORS

Residents attended a prayer service at the schoolhouse on Sunday night. Mr Jax W Sprathin and family Mr Bob Gladney and family Mr W 3B Hardy Dr A G Wortham and others from central hatches were present along with visitors from surrounding areas. Mrs Katie Smith of Epleavy in Carrol County visits her brother T W Smith for a few days.

Jax W. Sprathin Bob Gladney W. 3B Hardy A. G. Wortham Central Hatches Bb. Hyatt Ben Hyatt Near Centralhatches Sandhy Mis

Sunday singing cancels regular Star Point meetings

New Lebanon held regular Star Point Safty and Sunday meetings but no services occurred on Sunday due to all day singing at Lowell. Joseph Pentecost from Dany Wheeler visited Lowell last Sunday. Mrs Hulett Jones from Carrollton spent Sunday and Monday with homefolks. G J Lane and family visited. Mrs W J Blackwelder returned home after days with daughter Mrs James Yeager. Toy Findley and parents Bill and Mrs Findley spent days with John Findley of Birmingham Alabama, joined by Pauline Fleming visiting relatives. Lon Holloway and children of Burywick Georgia visit Vollie Pentecost’s family. Leona Little, long ill, is able to go out again.

New Lebanon Lowell Joseph Pentecost Dany Wheeler Hulett Jones Carrollton Monnday G. J. Lane W. J. Blackwelder James Yeager Toy Findley Bill Findley John Findley Birmingham Ala Pauline Fleming Lon Holloway Biurywick Vollie Vollie Pentecost Leona Little Aler

Sunday Social Notes Attendances and Visits Across Town

Indian Creek My Oliver Smith and family of Au tioeh spent Sunday with Mr John Smith and family. John and Moyelnnd Holley attended singing at Raniwh. Laura Ellis Vera and Ivie Smith attended commencement at Bowdon. John N Eason and family of Antioch spent Saturday night with relatives here. Robert Watson of Iani Wheel er at home on five day furlong and smiles at eight pound boy arrival. The little daughter of BK B Hkinner very sick but improved. Felix Skinner of Atlanta visiting parents G W Eason and Skinner. L D Wilson and family spent Sunday with Mrs Wilson in Mra Ed Adams near Holley Springs. Monroe Smith Bowdon visitor Tuesday last. Eula Webb still sick. hope to see her well soon. Clarence Ells and Joe Adams attended singing at Ramah. Mrs W P Watson visiting daughter Mrs Minnie Watson of Bowdon on sick list. Uncle John McLendon and wife Bowden visitors Sunday. Uncle Dorus Burt attended preaching at Poplar Springs Sunday. John N Eason and children of Antioch visiting.

Sallie Wynn C. T. Burks Iia Ogletree Roy Carvellton Lonn Ogletree J. T Tom Wynn Mamie Burks Oscar Burks Hirace Burks Hisousit Hiram ~ Latimer Cros Plains Mattie Sue"Gladney Tom Morris Baby Westbrook Mra W. L. Long Lee Wilc Lama W. U. Long Lee Williams Macedonia AIF Mary Turner B. L. Turner Kathleen Stallings Annie Laxsetter Cross Plaing Bartow Williams Bowdon Maggie Stallings John Brannon Carronton Homer Worthy Carrottan J. T. Ogle Tree Snday Selma Long Hugh Williains Bouning John Braswell Percy Parker W. O. Jennings T. A. Gray Newnan Hubert Brandenburg Westbrook’s Clyde Martin Near Beulah al Our Villa Pleasant Oliver Smith Autioeh John Smith Messra John Moyelnnd Holley Raniwh Laura Ellis Vera Ivie Smith John N. Eason Antioch Robert Watson Iani Wheeler Tyne BK. B. Hkinner Felix Skinner Atlanta G. W. Eason Skinner L. D. Wilson Holley Springs Monroe Smith Misa Eula Webb Glarence Ells Joe Adams Ramah W. P. Watson Minnie Watson John McLendon Bowden Dorus Burt Poplar Springs Fehildren

Don’t Let Catarrh Drag You into Consumption

Advertisement urges urgent action against catarrh and warns of progression to consumption. Claims a direct relief method via sprays and atomizers that reach the disease source. Offers a bottle from a druggist and free medical advice from Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.

Swift Laboratory Atlanta

Letter From France April 25 1918 Dear Father

Letter from James O a James O a wartime correspondent writes from lieutenants front in France describing constant danger from shells and gas alarms. He mentions securing 6000 dollars in life insurance and sending ten dollar allotments to his parents and sister. He closes hoping to hear back and plans to visit someday.

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