Grand Jurors Drawn for October Term 1912
Carroll Superior Court selects grand jurors for the October 1912 term listing D W Maynard E Z Davidson H M Earnest W A McBurnett W I Harmon Sherill J E Edmondson T A Lane E H Rainwater W E Johnson N A Horton R J Shackleford H C Jones S W Marlow J W Eason J H Abercrombie S H Pierce M D Lee E E Thornton J F Garrett J W Keaton J G Williams T C Bledsoe J H Lipscomb W E E Smith M M Bradley J M Burns W E Stith T F Sykes A T Turner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Maynard
E. Z. Davidson
H. M. Earnest
W. A. McBurnett
W. I. Harmon
E. §., Sherill
J. E. Edmondson
T. A. Lane
E. H. Rainwater
W. E. Johnson
N. A. Horton
R. J. Shackleford
H. C. Jones
S. W. Marlow
J. W. Eason
J. H. Abercrombie
S. H
Traverse Jurors First and Second Weeks Named
The list records the first and second weeks of Traverse jurors with names including F. M. Phillips L. H. Garrett H. M. Hughes O. A. Haile W. J. Os due W. L. L. Hilley J. T. Hearn and many others across two weeks. It names jurors from A to Z with multiple surnames and initials, reflecting the scheduling of jury service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Phillips
L. H. Garrett
H. M. Hughes
O. A. Haile
W. J. Os Due
W. L. L. Hilley
J. T. Hearn
W.0. Robinson
J. E. Boyd
J. D. Wesster
J. L. Thomasson
W. H. Moore
W. B. Price, Sr
E. E. Burnett
J. R. Stallings
J. L. Crews
Z. L. Leavens
P. D. Glenn
C. J. Marchman
J. A. Warran
J. W. Davis
W. L. Reaves
J.P. Richards
D. R. Brock
W. B. Wester
C. R. Mote
C. M. Warran
QO. M. McCalman
J. T. Boatright
W. T. Goober
J. D
First Baptist Church Plans Evening Services at Seven
All evening services will be held at seven o clock through fall and winter Rev W S Hubbard appointed Index Agent for the next Carrollton Association session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Hubbard
Carrollton Association
Johnson Herrin wedding notice for Effie Mamie Johnson
Mr and Mrs W E Johnson announce the marriage of their daughter Effie Mamie to Mr Lloyd H Herrin. The ceremony occurred September 19 with Rev R A Edmondson officiating. The Free Press notes an office oversight delayed publication last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Johnson
Effie Mamie
Lloyd H. Herrin
R. A. Edmondson
The
Free Press
Money found in Carrollton on October 1
A sum of money was found on Tuesday in Carrollton. The finder can reclaim by describing it to W. F. Helton at 11 —— Carrollton. Reclaimed items are handed to the rightful owner upon proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
W. F. Helton
Carrollton Faces Busy Week With Fair and Court
The October term of Carrollton Superior Court opens Monday amid a busy week. A. & M. Fair Week runs alongside court term with much judicial business expected. A list of grand and traverse jurors for the term is printed elsewhere in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Carroll Superior Court
Mill of Justice
Grand
Traverse
Free Press
Sudden Death of Carrollton Pioneer Jasper Pope
Mr. Jasper Pope, a well known Carrollton pioneer, suffered a stroke at his Dixie street home Monday at noon and died minutes later. He leaves his widow, a daughter Mrs. Manual Reese of New York, and a son Mr. Will Pope of New Mexico. Funeral postponed due to relatives' travel, held today at the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Pope
Carrollton
Dixie Street
Manual Reese
New York
Will Pope
New Mexico
Mrs Henderson Hosts Bridge Club Gathering
Mrs C K Henderson presided over a Wednesday bridge club meeting with guests including honor attendee B C Bass. Mrs J C Newell won the club prize and Miss Mayne Archer drew the consolation. After games, attendees enjoyed hot biscuit with minced ham, chicken salad sandwiches, cheese balls, pickles, crackers and hot tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Henderson
J. C. Newell
Mayne Archer
B. C. Bass
Mesdames B. C. Bass
J. B. Camp
Harry Bickford
Hilton Tyus
Tom Jones
J. W. Fitts
George Head
Misses Christine Fitts
Janet McRae
Debating Society at Carrollton High Forms Strong Start
The Eumonean Literary Debating Society at Carrollton High opens with rising interest and many new members from surrounding schools. The president plans a fine program for the next meeting and invites the public. Meetings are held on the second and fourth Tuesdays at 1 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eumonean Literary Debating Society
Carrollton High School
Carl Nix
Marion Blalock
Death of Dowelltown man J E Williams father of A O Williams
Mr J E Williams of Dowelltown Tennessee died Wednesday morning at 43. His son A O Williams and wife with J C and W D Bass left on the noon train to attend the funeral. He married the oldest sister of J C E M and W D Bass and leaves two sons A O Williams of Carrollton and Lindsey Williams of Griffin Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Williams
Dowelltown
Tenn
A. O. Williams
J.C
W. D. Bass
Mr. Williams
Messrs
J. C
E. M
Carrolltop
Lindsey Williams
Griffin
Rev J I Oxford Wins Pastoral Post At Central Baptist
The newly chosen pastor Rev J I Oxford will preach to his congregation next Sunday morning and evening at the usual hours. Oxford is described as a forceful and effective pulpit speaker, expected to draw a large and appreciative crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 1
Oxford
Central Baptist Church
For Sale Two Horse Farm at Bowdon Junction
Two horse farm about 75 acres with 50 acres in cultivation for sale at Bowdon Junction. Includes good out-buildings and a good well water supply. Inquiries to G. W. Parker Bowdon Junction At Pd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdon Junction
G. W. Parker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carrollton Bank
J. T. Bradley
C. H. Stewart
H. N. Spence
the Peoples Bank
Buford F. Boykin
J. R. Holt Drug Company
Hyatt’s
Rice & Hutchins
Educator
Ziegler Brothers
Banister and All America Shoes
R. F. Hyatt
Carrollton, Ga
F. S. Wilson
J. F. Holland
F. E. Alexander
A. A. Ogletree
J. W. Dyer
W. F. Black
T. W. Holland
G. E. Sewell
T. J. Bonner
J. G. Buckelew
R. B. Stamps
R. R. Holdbrook
J. H. Threadgill
J. H. Johnson
L. M. Ees Lee Marchman
D. W. Holloway
W. M. Boatright
A. R. Spence
First Baptist Church
Superior Court
Mrs. Henderson
Central Baptist
Citizens Bank
Arrellion
First National Bank
Georgia
Loyd Griffin
Newnan Street
Court House
W. S. Stovall
Slade-Tyns Clothing Co. “Outfitters
Alabama Street