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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1918
Page
4
A speaker endures a long white night filled with fear as Belgium and France suffer. Tiny stars become bleeding child figures pleading with a mother figure, describing Weewolf violence. The narrator resolves to sacrifice personal safety to protect children over the sea.
A long list of individuals associated with A and M School appears, organized by counties including Carroll, Har lson, Heard, Paulding, Polk, Douglas, Cobb, Coweta, Fayette, and miscellaneous notes. Names include Mebel Earnest Edna Hearn Lillie Warren Eunice Bartlett Stella Dye Ruth Redwine Tommie Bartlet Nellmith Jackle Chambers Margie Stevens Mary Bell Vern Bell Mia Lucile Baxter Eunice Warvison Annie Mac Marlow Lorena Trammel Weaper Harrison Grace Kirk and many others.
An old advertisement extols Mother's Friend as a safe external remedy for expectant mothers. It claims to ease discomfort, reduce risk during delivery, aid recovery, and promote healthy infant development, urging readers to obtain the product or the companion handbook from Bradfield Regulator Co.
Church notices urge full attendance and praise uplifting music during revival meetings and a short Sunday conference. Highlights include a baptism, reception of members, and a sermon series by Dr. Moncrief at the Tabernacle. Graduation classes from A M and Carrollton High are commended for completing studies.
The First Baptist notes outline sermons on If God Were First and The Saviour of All Men, announce a summer preaching series starting June 16, and list auxiliary meetings and society events including Willing Workers, Women's Missionary Society, Verses Everybody Should Know, and a Board of Deacons gathering at Citizens Bank. Rev Fulghum of the Salvation Army delivered a timely sermon at the Methodist church.
Lee Sharpe recounts a rugged tale where a wild woman in trouble tests family ties and faith. A Kentucky mountaineer named J. Com embarks on a cross country journey, while a preacher reflects on crucifixion and hope amid hardship.
Preaching Sunday morning at 11 and Sunday evening at 8 20. Morning sermon Love Your Enemies. Sunhearts meet Sunday afternoon at 2. R A and G A meet at the same hour. Ladies Missionary Society meets Monday afternoon at 4. Bro J I Wiggins attends by prayer meeting Wednesday night at 3 30. Conference follows prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
Services next Sunday at 10 a m and 9 45 a m Sunday School. Dr Henderson’s topic The Story of Joseph Relation of Divine Providence to Human Conduct. Foreign Mission study June Industrial and Educational Missions in Foreign Lands Home Mission topic Mission Schools in The Mountain Sections. Pray and support church work as members return from vacation.
Miss Irma Stovall married Mr Frank Searcy on Tuesday evening May 28 in J J Norman practice. The bride daughter of W Stovall of Temple has lived in Carrollton over a year and worked at First National Bank. Groom from Roapville three years ago now employed at Daniell's Garage. They will reside temporarily at the Roberson house.
The Mes Jolly entertains her Sunday School class and Wes at her home on Saturday afternoon. The pink side hosted the event with regular attendees versus the blue side. Light games and bean and cake followed, with Minnes Nell Vaughan and Marion Newell as guests.
Wesleyan women meet at the First Baptist Church with singing and devotional segments. Mrs E W Reaves speaks on Mary P Willingham School. Mrs Wiley Gree recites Little Sunbeams and other performances include The Girl of the Mountains and Tiny Homes in the Mountains.
Soldier writes from Ireland after arriving from Belfast. He recounts tours of St Patrick's Cathedral Trinity College and the library Bible fragment, with details of parks, gardens, and local life. He mentions trains, industrial towns, the city hall, and hopes to rejoin his regiment soon.
Mrs J B Gadd of this place credits Cardul for curing years of left side pain and sleepless nights. She says after one bottle she felt stronger and after more treatment the trouble did not return. The ad urges women to try Cardul to overcome headaches backache nervousness and fatigue.
We offer 28 farms in Berrien County Georgia for sale including large plots and unimproved lands at bargain prices. Several tracts are well located with descriptions and prices available on request from BUIF, JACKSON & CLARY Attorneys at Law, Nashville Georgia.
An old home ice creamer note mentions Carlisle's Pharmacy offering cream and milk products for domestic use.
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