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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1919

Page

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Carrollton Highs 1919 Commencement Noted

Carrollton High School closes 1919 term with Friday night exercises at city hall featuring the senior play The Princess and a commencement sermon by Dr J F Haynah. The 1919 class includes 21 graduates, with diplomas for twenty and one special certificate.

Carrollton High School City Hall Claus Tennyson Gooch Jack Aycock J. FE. Haynah Presbyterian Church of Newnan Tabernacle Church Tie State Annie Lee Beavers Grace Brock Mabel Brock Clarice Burnett Myrl Carter Nell Cobb Dorothy Fitta Mary Jennings Eunice Johnson Mesma Kaylor Gladys Lovvorn Lens Lyle Dana Moore Mildred Perryman Ruth Smith Floy Strickland Mon‘ers Sam Carter Raymond Crider Bernard Crockett Malcolm Hamtlek Pat Power

Banks to be closed next Tuesday for Jefferson Davis birth anniversary

All banks in Carrollton will close next Tuesday June 3 as the birth anniversary of Jefferson Davis is observed. Customers with business are urged to delay transactions until after the holiday.

Carrollton Jefferson Davis

Wrye Williams Wedding Ties Atlanta and Carrollton Friends

Miss Louallon Wrye of Atlanta and Mr Eart Williams of Carrollton married in a quiet Atlanta ceremony. The groom, recently returned from France after military service, will soon serve as assistant secretary to Senator William J. Haering in Washington. The couple will reside in Washington and have the best wishes of many friends.

Louallon Wrye Atlanta Eart Williams Carrollton A. L. Williams Williams France United States William J. Haring Washington, D. C Arrollton Washington

Stone Veal wedding in Carrollton draws local notice

Miss Joanie Stone and Mr West Veal were quietly married on Thursday afternoon May 29 at the bride's home in Carrollton. Stone, a popular local young woman, will move with Veal to Opville where they will reside with Mr and Mrs Thomas Veal Jr. Veal, eldest son of Lon Veal of Roopville, recently returned from eighteen months service abroad. The couple left for a brief wedding trip after the ceremony.

Joanie Stone Mr. West Freat Fternoon E. P. Stone Miss Stone Carrollton Ipies Herry Mr. Veal Andra Lon Veal Roopville

Brnrift Stamps Help Foster Friendship for Felon Inmate

A brief item notes that brnrift stamps will be used to support social connections for a felon in need of companionship. The report emphasizes community aid and outreach programs facilitating inmate contact.

Property Transfers and Proposed Buildings Details

Mr E Roop sold his Newnan Street home to A T Cobb and moved into Dix ie Street with Shirley Baykin until his new residence is built on a corner lot once owned from C M Tanner. Cobb sold Cedar and White Street corner to Joe Merrell. Merrell will host A Leaf on West Avenue. J E Upehureh remodeled Newnan Street. H M Tyus plans a new home on Depot Street. Newt Power bought the Dr Whit Brook place on the Newnan road. C M Tanker will replace Power’s current home at Newnan and College with a business or office building.

E. Roop Newnan Street A. T. Cobb Shirley Baykin Dixie Street Mr. Roop C. M. Tanner Dixie and Center Streets Cedar and White Streets Joe Merrell Merrell West Avenue A. Leaf J. E. Upehureh H. M. Tyus Depot Street Newt Power

Georgia State Singing Convention Meets in Garrellton

The Georgia State Singing Convention gathers in Garrellton Saturday and Sunday for its annual meeting. Delegates from Georgia and other states are invited, with exec committee members Jim Lipacomb and G W Fleming. Attendees are urged to bring baskets as no public dinner is planned. Noted singers Dr. Stripling Prof Brumbleton and others from Atlanta and Roanoke are expected.

Garrellton Muay Llst Georgia Convnd Hlont Jim Lipacomb G. W. Fleming

Hoke Smith Reappointed to Senate Democratic Steering Committee

United States Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia is reported re-elected as a member of the Senate Democratic Steering Committee. The committee selects bills to be backed by the Democratic organization and governs Democratic operations in the Senate.

Atlanta United States Hoke Smith Georgia Democratic Steering Committee United States Senate Democratic Organization Senate Democratic Party

Summer School for Teachers in Carroll County 1919

The Carroll County Board of Education resolves that teachers under eight week contracts may teach seven weeks and be paid for eight if they attend the A M Summer School for the full term. Board and lodging cost ten dollars. lectures by M L Brittain and others. Send notices to Prof. J H Melson Carrollton Ga.

Board of Education of Carroll County Board of Education M. L. Brittain J. H. Melson Carrollton

Thriftiness Begets Niftiness A War Savings Certificate Does It

A War Savings certificate is praised as a smart tool for thrift and personal finance. The article argues disciplined saving builds security and yields steady progress toward national wartime goals.

Recruit Party Encamped Here To Recruit For Motor Transport

A recruiting party of three officers and fifteen men led by Capt. O. P. Lovell arrived in Carrollton and camped on the courthouse lawn. They seek young men for army motor transport service with stations on the square and at the camp, planning trips to Bowdon, Opelika, and back to Carrollton next Monday. Enlistment offers include training at motor transport schools and pay from 80 to 81 dollars monthly plus expenses, with a three year term and a path to graduation certificates as automobile experts.

O. P. Lovell Carrollton Court House Motor Transportation Service Bowdon Opelika Ala Baltimore Atlanta el Paso San Antiono Divilion Ifa Cme Buth

Lit-My Club Held By Mrs Boykin At Pamona Depot

Mrs Boykin hosted the Lit-My Club on Thursday afternoon at her Depot Street home in Pamona. The program featured Women’s subjects with readings by Mrs Henderson Mrs Tyus Mrs Robinson and Miss Bradley. Musical numbers were by Mrs Aycock and Mrs Griffin. Refreshments included frozen salad and two kinds of sandwiches.

B. ¥. Boykin Depot Street Pamona Kt. Henderson H. M. Tyus Haymoni Robinson Olive Bradley Jack Aycock Claude Griffin

Florida legislature debates split into North and South Florida

A resolution to allow voters to decide at the next general election whether Florida should be divided into two states was introduced in the Florida House. The proposal, aiming to split along roughly the Suwannee River line, sparked a spirited all day debate with final action expected Monday.

Tallahassee Fla Florida Suwnance River

Buick Cars For Sale Promotes Quick Contact

Buick cars for sale advertised with contact by R, B, and Mocks urging immediate inquiry. Includes two Buick models available.

BUICK

Eight-Room House For Rent Near Post Office

A good eight-room house available for rent with water electric and conveniences included. One block from the post office. reasonable rent. Address P O Box 227.

P. O. Bor

War Savings Stamps Drive Emphasizes Saving Power

Readable text urges investing in War Savings Stamps to maximize money saved, implying ongoing round the clock effort. Mentions day and night activity to promote purchases.

Soldier’s Letter From Germany Describes Occupation Life

A wartime letter from H Holies of the 28th Infantry Pirat Division in Germany recalls periodic rations and the pleasure of hearing from friends back home. He notes hopes of returning home within a few months and reflects on ongoing overseas service.

Holies 28Th Infantry Germany Mr Roles sa'a-Blorman

Mamrick Jr. Acquires Oldsmobile Agency in Carrollton

J. D. Mamrick Jr has taken the Oldsmobile agency in Carrollton after returning from four years in the Navy. The advertisement states he is prepared to serve anyone interested in an Oldsmobile, expanding Auto sales in the local territory.

J. D. Mamrick, Jr Carrollton

Salvation Army Lassies Aid Soldiers in World War I Memoir

A private in the 20th Division recounts how Salvation Army workers greeted soldiers on arrival in France. They supplied food, letters home, morale-boosting entertainments, and accompanied troops through No Man's Land. Nine wounded were carried from an ambush and praised for their courage and dedication. The writer credits their efforts with sustaining soldiers’ spirits and notes the Army’s wide reach across the front.

20Th Division Amerixpeditionary Summerville 8. C Nerieg Balvation Army Salvation Army Iassie Amt No-Man’s-Land

Baptist Tabernacle Weekend Services and Singing Convention

The Baptist Tabernacle hosts Sunday school at 10 a m and preaching at 11 by Rev Sam Parrish. The Singing Convention meets Saturday and Sunday with song services at 8 and preaching at 8 15 evangelistic. Prayer meeting next Wednesday at 8 led by Mr John Conner.

Baptist Tabernacle Baptist Tabernacle Sam Parrish John Conner

Beach Keys Safety Box Key No 87 Found

A key labeled safety deposit box No 87 was found in bunel and turned in for Buford F. Boykin to claim.

Beach Keys Bunel Buford F Boykin

Salvation Army drive nears quota in Carrollton region

Carrollton and nearby towns report progress surpassing the Home Service Fund goal of 1600 dollars with Monday set to seal contributions. Bowden and other areas are promised to meet or exceed, amid strong civic spirit and appeals to neighbors to contribute for soldiers and relief work.

Carrollton Carroll County Salvation Army Home Service Temple Whitesburg Roopville Villa Rica Bowden Salvation Army Toerroll County France Lito Bavers America Thyou Firat Carroll

First Baptist notes revival services begin June

Special evangelistic services start June 8 at First Baptist East Point Ga with no service at 11 o'clock next Sabbath due to the High School commencement at City Hall. Theme If Jesus Comes June 8 Morning. 8 pm midweek Prayer and Power June 4. Revival hours 9:30 am and 8 pm. Pastor Joseph A Crumbley commends Bro Culbertson.

First Baptist Church Hermon Jesus Uxayal Mra. U Lima Woman's Missionary, Society W. L. Culbertson First Baptist Church of Commerce First Baptist Joseph A. Crumbtey East Point Bro. Dodd Bro. Culbertson

Griffin's Department Store Enlarged and Modernized

J W Griffin the Griffin's Department Store proprietor begins enlarging and improving the building at the corner of Alabama and Maple streets. The entire storefront will be extended along Maple, creating a large ground floor space with show windows on both streets. The basement Cash Bargain department will be expanded, and the whole structure will be steam heated ventilated and well lit.

J. W. Griffin Griffin’s Department Alabama and Maple Streets Maple Street Busineas

TUDGE AND MRS ADAMSON IN CARROLLTON

Judge and Mrs. W. C. Adamson visited Carrollton this week for a few days at their home. Judge Adamson, collector of customs at the port of New York, is proceeding west to attend to engagements hearing cases in Pacific coast cities during June, Mrs. Adamson accompanying him.

W. C. Adamson Carrollton Judge Adamson Port of New York Cuntone

Knights Templar Carrollton Members Shine at Grand Commandery Meet

Carrollton Commandery officers and about twenty four members attended the Grand Commandery meeting in Atlanta. The procession showcased regalia and uniforms as Sir Knights enjoyed auto rides lunches banquets and religious services with attendance from C K Henderson Eminent Commander and others listed.

Hebron Knight Templars Order Atlanta Carrollton Commandery C. K., Henderson, Jr R. F. Hyatt J. H. Croft J. D. Hamrick J. M. Burns L. J. Brock

Georgia Editors to Meet on July 15th

Georgia Prose Association holds its first convention session in Monroe Walton county on July 14th. Ernest Camp and Ed Caldwell, Monroe editors, will preside as Paul Harber of Commerce acts as president and C Al Bonus records attendance and dues. More than 150 papers have paid dues for the meeting.

Monroe Georgia Prose Association Walton County Walton County Court House Ernest Camp Ed Caldwell Monros Paul Harber Commerce Association Toorder C. al Bonus Hudes

Also Mentioned on This Page

Carrollton High Dr. Hannah Sanke Wrye-Williams Motor Transport Service D. Hamrick, JR Oldsmobile S. C East Point Baptist Church Breasings Joseph A Crumbley I. W. Griffin Tudge Mrs. Adamson Knight Templars OF Reese, Dr Btyles Larry Bock J A. Johnson V Harris W. G. Foster W. H. Shents S. L Holloway J B. Burham K. I Kinnbrew
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