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Community Notes From Whooping Creek Area
JAKE Dear Tree Press. We like every item on your page. We welcome the Free Press twice a week. Several from this place attended the association at Whooping Creek Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Mrs. Louisa Gammon spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 8. L. Enttekin. Mrs. Betty Murphy, Mrs. Bess Care roll and Miss M. Murphy were the afternoon guests of Mrs. W. Barlow Sunday. Mr. C. M. Daugherty and sons Roy and Lawrence went to Smith and Tuvena r's syrup mill Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Johnson visited their parents Sunday. Preaching was well enjoyed by a large congregation at Ramal Sunday. Mrs. Nancy Thompson spent Sunday with her granddaughter, Mrs. My. Daugherty. Mr. C. M. Daugherty was transacting business in Tallapoosa Tuesday. Mrs. GO. EH Johnson and daughter Drucilla spent Sunday and Sunday night with relatives below Carrollton and saw the street parade in Carrollton Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Jones and Mrs. Botie Jones and little daughter Myrtle motored through Lake Tuesday. Mr. BE. Bates of Coleman, Ala, spent Saturday night with his sister, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Daugherty. We are glad to have Mr. and Mrs. R. Bates move back in our community. Mr. and Mrs. George Crator visited their parents Sunday, Conia on, Kansas.