Local news notes from Carrollton area reflect obituaries and travels
Rev J M Dodd conducted the funeral for Eli Loftin in Hog amayiille last week. D R Hreck in Fitzgerald teaches a supplementary school and reads Free Press. Camp Gordon men David King Perl Morgan Hall Carmichael Coleman New Carmon Miller and Robert Zachery visited home folks Sunday. H F Copstand of Bowdon, former Carrollton resident, renewed his subscription and plans to pay ahead. W C Smith of Waco reports son John Smith sailed for France October 3rd. hopes for safe return. Mr Swaitt arrives, seeks safe voyage home. Frank Pearce of Richland visited Carrollton. Mrs Z Brin of Tampa left for Newn to visit Mrs Peter Lewis. Master Edwin Pearce visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Pence in South Georgia, then returned home. Will McDaniel of Montgomery, Ala, accompanied his father Dr R C McDaniel’s remains to Carrollton. interment at Stripling's Chapel. Mrs C B Simonton and Miss Alice Weems travel to Dallas to visit Neal Moses. Mr and Mrs L K Smith summoned to LaGrange for Miss Mildred’s illness. Cole’s Mot Binst Meaters advertised for chilly mornings. Mr Eat Maun of Jacksonville Fla spent Wednesday in Carrollton.
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W. C. Smith
Waco
John Smith
The
Peoples Bank
France
Mr. Swaitt
America
Z. B @rifin
Tampa
Fla
Forg Newn
Peter Lewis
Edwin Pearce
Frank Pence
South Georgia
Will McDaniel
Montgomery
Ala
R. C. McDaniel
Carrollton
Stripling ’S Chapel
C. B. Simonton
Alice Weems
Dallas
Tex
Neal Moses
L. K. Smith
LaGrange
Mildred
Cole
Eat Maun
Jacksonville
Fin
Pounding Surprise for Rev and Mrs Parrish
Ladies of the Tabernacle church decorated the Parsonage while Mrs Parrish attended Indies prayer meeting. Gifts of linen china fruit and vegetables and home goods were arranged in the dining room. Grace Parrish led her mother to a luncheon as fairies emerged to greet them in a scene of Christian fellowship and goodwill.
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Samuel Parrish
Tabernacle Church
Rev Dozier Recalls Editor with Potatoes Gift
Rev W E Dozier presented the Graphic editor with a basket of sweet potatoes described as the finest he has tasted. The preacher also serves as a respected truck farmer, supplying his community and keeping a supply for himself.
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Graphic
W. E. Dozier
Brother Dozier
LaGrange Graphic
Union News From a Rural Community Census
A farmer resumes pulling fodder and begins picking fotten as rain arrives slowly. Local residents report visits among Beulah Cook Eula Duncan Pearl Duncan and others, with several attending singing events at Lowell Center and hosting relatives over the weekend.
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Beulah Cook
Eula Duncan
Pearl Duncan
Mixscos
Budah Cook
Daniel Simpkins
Howlett Brown
Lowell
M. L. Jones
P.M. Harper
Center
Sary Smith
Inters
Manda Burka
J. A
J. D
Wilson Pate
Manneville
Foley's Honey and Tar Remedy Praised by Local Residents
A Mrs Anna Pelzer of 2526 Jefferson St South Omaha Nebraska testifies that Foley's Honey and Tar cured her daughter's bad cold and notes neighbors also use it for coughs and colds. Red Cross Drug Store carries the product.
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Anna Pelzer
Jefferson St
Omaha
Neb
Foley
Benson
Red Cross Drug Store
Mt. Zion News Highlights Local Visits and Health Updates
Dr. R I Robb of Epworth and Roy W E West of Tallapoosa spent last Wednesday in Mt. Zion. W M McEwen visited over Sunday with family. Mrs H M Ernest and C Q Martin attended a Sunday School convention in Kansas. Prof J J Broadley and Dora Johnson with Hazel Ger iigy spent the weekend in Bowdon. John Hamil and Mr and Mrs McElroy with children from Bowdon attended church here Sunday. Mrs Jackson and daughter Annie of Carrollton staying with Mrs Alsia Moses. Zech Morris and Pierce Martin motored to Tallapoosa Sunday. Mrs Hubert Morris is improving after illness. Mrs W F Morris also improving after a nervous breakdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. I. Robb
Epworth
Roy
W. E. West
Tallapoosa
W. McEwen
H. M. Ernest
C. Q. Martin
Kansas
J. J. Broadley
Carrollton
Mises Dora Tohnson
Hazel Geriigy
Bowdon
John
Millers Academy Weather and Social Roundup
Frost is expected soon as Millers Academy notes cooling trends. Mins Jewell, daughter of Lem Shiel, visited Bremen family over the weekend. Cotton opening is slower and prices cause anxiety among farmers. Miss Ethel Raburn hosted a Saturday evening entertainment enjoyed by local youths. Mr A R Broadwater of Atlanta visited his mother Mrs J W A Rowland Sunday.
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Mins Jewell
Lem Shiel
Bremen
J. W. A. Rowland
Ethel
B. R. Raburn
A. R. Broadwater
Atlanta
Women suffer backache linked to kidneys warns ad
An old advertisement notes that both middle aged and younger women suffer from backache sore muscles and rheumatic pains caused by overworked kidneys. It promotes Foley's Kidney Pills as effective medicine and lists Red Cross Drug Store as the seller.
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Foley
Red Cross Drug Store
Card of Thanks for Loftin Family Loss
The Loftin family thanks Carrollton residents for sympathy and kindness during the illness and death of Mr. Bit M. Loftin. Sincere appreciation is extended by C. H. Smith L. A. Turner B. A. Hogan I. C. Loftin R. J. Loftin J H Loftin and J A Loftin.
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Carrollton
Bit M. Loftin
C. H. Smith
L. A. Turner
B. A. Hogan
I. C. Loftin
R. J. Loftin
J H Loftin
J A Loftin
Food Conservation and Liberty Bond Drive Promoted
The Carroll County Unit Woman's Committee Council of National Defense promotes food conservation and a Liberty Loan drive. It urges every woman to sign food pledge cards, join the effort, and support Hoover's war plans through organized civilian cooperation and bond purchases.
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Carroll County Unit Woman's Committee
Council OF National Defense
Hoover
Uncle Sam
Lindies
Carroll County Unit Board
City Tall Auditorium
Carrell County
Thin Unit Board
6Th Federal Reserve District
Woman’s Liberty Loan Committee
United States
Covery
Lann
Georgia
Carroll County
Mr. Hoover
Dr G W De La Perriere Praises Tanlac In Winder Georgia
Dr De La Perriere of Winder Georgia lists Tanlac as the most wonderful medicine he has sold in twenty five years and encloses testimonials from Mrs J Le Mobley and Mrs 0 M Armstead praising Tanlac for sleeplessness stomach trouble nerves and renewed appetite. He notes Tanlac is sold in Carrollton by Red Oreas Drug Store and by a local agency in every town.
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Taniae
G. W. de la Perriere
Winder
de la Perriere
Bf Note
Winder National Bank
North Georgia Trust and Banking Company
Parmers’ Bank
Barrow County Cotton Mill
Bell Overall
Ewnder
G. F
Willis
Atlanta
Mina
G. W. DE LA Perrifre
Carrollton
Red Oreas Drug Store
Card of Thanks for white friends support
A brief note from the committee on the adviser for colored selectmen thanking white friends for their royal support, expressing sincere gratitude for helping make the occasion a success.
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Dviser
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. M. Dodd
Hogamayiille
Eli Loftin
D. R. Hreck
Witzgerald
David King
Perl Morgan
Hall Carmichael
Coleman New
Carmon Miller
Robert Zachery
Camp Gordon
H. F. Copstand
Frank Pearce
Richland
the Peoples Bank
Carrollton Auto Supply CO
Tennie Bell
Tanner Street
Carroleton Auto Supply CO
Boys Corn Club
Frivar
J. F. Machman
Terest
Avalons Farms
Avalon Farms
Jno. W. Crane
South Whitley
Indiana
Avalon Faems
Avalonems Company
Chicago
Snfe
Carrollton Drug Company Prescription Druggists
First National Bank Building
Ee Ee Eas
Pedro Bebe Ee
Union News
Mt. Zion News
Millers Academy
Chichesters
Hintenhueg
Kniger
Wilhelm
Wilkem
Tiny
Milledgeville
Nelle Womack Hines
Liberty Loan Campaign
Dr. de la Perriere
Thaner
Wood’s Seeds
Wood
E. W. Wood & Sons, Seedsmen
Richmond, Ya
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