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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
8
Long list of locals visiting family in Atlanta and nearby towns. Musicians, students, and graduates are mentioned along with travel to Rome, LaGrange, Forsyth, Perry, and Columbus. Shops advertise hats and tires while caring for cars. A commencement sermon is announced for the Tabernacle church.
About 1200 feet Beaver Board four panel doors and some framing offered for sale. Board was used in the College Street school building and will be sold as is to be torn down. Bids received up to noon Monday May 29 by W. B. Campbell, Chairman.
Informant Les Williams requests help locating a one horse size hay baler whose basic axle threads are stripped. Last heard at John Moors's. any information is welcomed and should be reported to Les Williams in Carrollton.
On Thursday evening at city hall music pupils of Miss Martha Brown and expression pupils of Mrs. J E Smith entertained a large audience. All performers acquitted themselves with credit and every number on the program was greatly enjoyed.
A Morning Party at the home of Mrs. 8. Boykin drew a circle of Mrs. Bill Worthington of Jacksonville as honoree. Guests enjoyed sewing and dainty refreshments. The list includes Mrs. Bob New, Mrs. Kinabrew, Mrs. G. C. Cook, Mrs. Herndon, Mrs. S. J. Boykin, Mrs. Pomp Shaefer, Mrs. John Stewart, Mrs. Gene Spridlin, Miss Clare Holderness.
Mrs John Stewart hosted a Thursday afternoon bridge party honoring Mrs Bill Worthington guest of Mrs Boykin and Miss Katherine Stewart guest of Mrs C H Stewart. Guests included Mrs Worthingfon, Miss Stewart, Mrs C H Hoy, Mrs H A Herndon, Mrs Robert New, Mrs Lee Shaffer, Mrs J C Boykin, Mrs T A Aycock, Mrs B M Long, Mrs M X Sullivan, Mrs J A Mandeville and Miss Marie Bradley.
Mrs Ruth Kramer entertained her bridge club in Atlanta at the Woman's Club on Friday afternoon. A sizable group of guests attended including Mr P Le Shacter, Mrs T A Merridon, Mrs Mary Bickford, Mrs J A Mandaville, Mrs Chip Foater, Mrs M X Sullivan, Mrs C C Fitts and Mr Eugene Spradlin from Cary Rollton.
Mrs Jim Fasterywood died at the home of her alter Mrs J F Leo in Adairsville Go on Sunday morning May 14. Her remains were brought to Villa Ries and laid to rest in Pleasant Grove cemetery on Tuesday May 16. She was thirty two, formerly Miss Bossis Milans, and had lived near Villa Rica. Survivors include her husband a sister Mia J F Lee of Adairsville Gay and two brothers Will and Doc Milans of Villa Rica. The bereaved family has the sympathy of many friends.
We thank friends and neighbors for services during our barn fire and for feed offerings to rescue our mules. May they receive the same help in misfortune.
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