Mandeville Mills Host Third Community Fair Cotton Mill Division
The Mandeville Mills organize a community fair in warehouse No.5 on Louvern Road supervised by the Girls' Canning Club. Admission 5 and 10 cents with proceeds to the club. Exhibits due by noon November 5 and 12 p.m. November 8, arranged by the club under Miss Jennie Darden. Cows, chickens, and crops judged for prizes funded by mill sponsors. Baby show scheduled for 2 p.m. Saturday with prizes for age groups.
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Canning Club
Louvern Road
Bair
Girls’ Canning Club
Jennie Darden
Crops Expected Near End as Fine Weather Lifts Picking
Roopville area notes good weather for cotton harvest with most farmers near completion. Local gloom over debts grows as money concerns rise. Mrs J J Lewis is ill this week. Lena Brooks from Rome visits Miss Annie Ruth Jackson. Lizzie Ragland returns from visit to her mother’s grandmother. Emma Ballard visits Rosie Merrell. Amos Shelnutt family to move next year to Hugh Gillespie’s former house. D M Gentry to reside there this year. Andrew Smith family moves to new home. Evelyn Ragland visits homefolk. Welcome's new church building rises. community pleased to see photographs increasing in town.
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J. J. Lewis
Lena Brooks
Rome
Annie Ruth Jackson
Lizzie Ragland
Jones
Emma Ballard
Rosie Merrell
Amos Shelnutt
Hugh Gillespie
G. W. Merrell
A. C. Ragland
D. M. Gentry
Andrew Smith
Misa Evelyn Ragland
Welcome
Two Spots on Roads and Prices Stir Rural Discontent
The piece argues critics blame high food prices on urban favors for pleasure boulevards while neglecting farm needs. It contends exterior improvements attract shoppers, yet empty stomachs may force change over rhetoric.
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Oncom
In Memory of Little Charlie Brown
Little Charlie Brown, two years seven months, son of Mr and Mrs J N Brown, died October 14 1920 after long illness. He endured suffering with patience as remedies failed. He rests in heaven, welcomed by Jesus.
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Little Charlie Brown
J. N. Brown
Little Charlie
Joaas
Hej
Jesus
Death angel claims darling Virginia Turner eight months old
On October 24 1920 the Death Angel visited Mr and Mrs Alex Turner and took their eight month and eight day old daughter Virginia after a short illness of pneumonia The child is laid to rest in New Lebanon cemetery Funeral services were led by Rev W W Roop The family writes a bereaved note expressing their loss and love for Virginia with words from relatives and friends
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The
Baptist Tabernacle
Albert Cadle
Louis Heaton
Herman Hanson
Rufus Smith
George Jackson
Harry Bheata
Vernon Kolds
Olive Moran
Toney
Atlanta
Alex Turner
Virginia
Jesus
New Lebanon
W. W. Roop
Nutie Helton
Lillie Hucksba
Effie Huckeba
Ora‘ Porter
Kirschbaum and Stadium Clothes for Men Clearance
Catalog of reductions reduces all garments from 65 dollars to 45 dollars in stepped discounts. Garments listed include all price points 65, 55, 50, 47.50, and 45 dollars with a one fourth reduction noted for the event.
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Kirschbaum
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Mandeville Mills
Carrollton
Georgia
Cotton Mill Division
L. C. Mandeville
J. N. Johnson
A. J. Baskin Co
Carrollton Baking Co
Moore & Clein
Jackson Ton Coat Co
Kytle
Moore Jai
Mr. L. C. Mandeville
Burgon
W. L. Folds
Strand ‘Theatre
Weems O. Baskin
L. C. Mandaville
M. B. Griffin
Mr. L. Candeville
J. N. Johnson Furniture Co
E. Griffin
M. E. Griffin
L C, Mandeville
West View
Horton’s
Horton’s Book Store
Horton ’S Book Store
Buyers’ Studio
Huby
Piadie Cote
Slarsie Ayzwars Co
Avin
Roopville
New Records
Pathe
Aycock
Carroll County
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