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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1921

Page

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Live Wire Carrollton Man in Daytona Florida

News from Wednesday reports the death of W. N. Alexander formerly of this county. He was electrocuted while at work for a public service corporation where he served as foreman. He had been in Florida about three weeks and recently moved from his home to College Park. He was 44 years old and survived by his wife, his mother Mrs. Lou Alexander, a brother T. D. of Birmingham, another brother Bob and Frank of Atlanta, four sisters in Atlanta, Bowdon, and elsewhere. Funeral arrangements were not announced.

W. N. Alexander Sf Bert Fija Public Service Corporation Florida College Park Mia Lou Alexander Muzion T. D Birmingham Ala Bob and Frank Atlanta A. B. Holmes Zion John Ingram F. D Robert H. Garrett Johnson Bowdon

Big cut in ginnery prices in Terrell

Americus Ga August 30 The price for ginning at Parrot Terrell county near here has been cut to about 1 a bale as a result of a war for business between rival gin owners The price formerly was 3 75 a bale but the present low price will continue throughout the ginning season Bagging and ties are furnished by the ginner with the gin charge little more than rental for these items

Americus Parrot Terrell County

Sign-up meetings in Carroll County outlined

Atlanta Ga Sept 1 The Georgia Cotton Growers Co operative Association begins a series of sign up meetings in Carroll county with Villa Rica first at 10 00 am today Thursday and continuing through the week Schedule includes Villa Rica Temple Whitesburg Clem Roopvills Carrollton Bowdon with Elmore director of organization as principal speaker Carroll County shows rapid progress with contracts signed to date twenty five and leaders expect ten thousand bales within two or three weeks

Atlanta Georgia Cotton Growers’ Co-operative Association Carroll County Villa Rica Temple Whitesburg Clem

Ladies Missionary Society Meets at Tabernacle Baptist Church

The Ladies Missionary Society of Tabernacle Baptist Church will meet Monday afternoon September 5 at 3 30 PM. They will study the 15th chapter of Proverbs. Mrs A O Turner will lead the devotional exercises and all are urged to attend.

Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Tabernacle Baptist Church A. O. Turner

Carrollton to Send Teachers Across the State This Year

A list shows Carrollton will send several teachers this year including Loyes Smith to Pelham for year teaching, Claira Snead to Shellman for science and mathematics, Aline Cobb Owens to Forsyth for chemistry, Ruth Redwine to Douglasville for history and English, and Ming Ethel McGarity returning as first grade teacher in Tae Grange. Helen Brown to Tallapoosa for English and history, Annice Whatley to Bayarman for primary, Mabel and Grace Brook to Atlanta city schools, with Mollia Ward Kate Sad Martha Brown Nell Meadows Lena Durden and Mrs. R E Foster also slated for city teaching. others possible.

Loyes Smith Pelham Claira Snead Shellman Ga Shellman Hi H Aline Cobb Owens Bessie Tift College Forsyth Ruth Redwine Ray Douglassville High School Ming Ethel McGarity Tae Grange Helen Brown Tallapoosa Annice Whatley Bavam? Nah Mabel Grace Brook Atlanta Ora Mollia Ward Kate Sad Martha Brown Nell Meadows

Public Asked to Withhold Judgment

The undersigned urge readers to withhold judgment on a sworn complaint accusing cruel treatment of Beasley Kicin. They promise to show the charges are inspired by malice and will present their side in due course. John T. Hearn signs the appeal.

Oe Lato Ward Beasle Kicin Klein Wnh Tana Georgia John T. Hearn

Special Debate on Fertilizers by Sunbeam Society

The Sunbeam Debating Society schedules a Saturday night debate at Fiat Rock School house for September 3. The topic argues that commercial fertilizers have been a curse to the Booth. Four debaters, including Prof C Richards, Sam Roberts, J B Roberts, and George Branon, will speak with Slay's string band providing music. The public is invited.

Sunbeam Debating Society Fiat Rock Richards Sam Roberts J. B. Roberts George Branon Slay

Correction and church revival update in Tuesday’s paper

A correction notes tuition figures under Tui tion Fees stating resident pupils paid one dollar per month and non residents four dollars per month, not per year. The erratum also amends revival attendances at First Baptist Church from four to eight accessions.

First Baptist Church

Card of Thanks from the Johnson family

The family expresses gratitude for the love sympathy and kindness shown after the loss of their daughter mother and sister Corene Herrin and BE W Johnson request God’s blessings on all who aided them Mr and Mrs W E Johnson and Corene Herrin Mrs BE W Johnson announce thanks for support

W. E. Johnson Corene’ Herrin BE. W. Johnson

Rathaway Best Pitcher In Georgia State League

Rob Rathaway is hailed as the best pitcher in the Georgia State League. He won six of his last seven starts, with two one run losses, and posted an around 800 pitching average while allowing just a few hits. He shut down a heavy hitting Da Et club with a single line drive, earning praise and a path to the big show.

Rob Ifmthaway Atarta Thog Pamesa Alu P. c Hall of Fame Shulte Bob

Buick Auto Demand Grows as 5800 Shipped in First Half August

Buick Motor Company reports 5800 Buicks shipped from Flint in the first half of August, averaging 483 1 3 cars daily. Peak days reached 636 on August 7 and 634 on August 16, with 615 loaded in box cars. The run supports a strong, rising auto market and a 12,000 car August production plan.

Flint Michigan Auust Buick Motor Company Facory Fune Buick Tte Bulek Ausst

Judge Adamson Addresses Kansas Church and School

Last Friday Judge W C Adamson spoke at Kansas chores before several hundred people including four hundred children. He makes a yearly address at Kansas church or schoolhouse with Mr F Risharda giving a talk on vocation training. A noon dinner followed, enjoyed by all, including Mrs Adamson and the editor of this paper.

W. C. Adamson Kansas F. Risharda

Bowdon Junction Woman's Improvement Club meeting noted

The Bowdon Junction Woman's Improvement Club will hold its regular meeting at the school house at 3 PM on Tuesday September 6. Members are urged to attend. A brief program follows with discussions led by Mrs R C Adama and Miss Esther Earnest plus music by Miss Irene Carroll and a salad making demonstration by Mrs Whatley.

Bowdon Junction

Whatley Rivers Couple Wed in Rome N up bon

Whatley Miss Myrie Whatley and Mr EB Rivera wed in Rome on August 19 uniting in marriage. After a brief honeymoon they returned to Carrollton and reside with friends at Mr A J Baskin’s Cedar Street home. The bride is daughter of Mrs W D Whatley Bowdon and groom son of Mr and Mrs R M Rivers. Celebrants Mr and Mrs W O Barrow and Miss Mary Whatley hosted a shower at Bowdon on the 26th.

Myrie Whatley EB. E. Rivera Rome Marringe Carrollton A. J. Baskin Cedar Street W. d. Whatley Bowdon R. M. Rivers W. O. Barrow Mary Whatley

Ashmore Derr Engagement Announced in Mt Zion Ga

Mrs J Ashmore announces the engagement and forthcoming marriage of her youngest daughter Amy to Mr R J Derr of Mt Zion Georgia.

Mra Ashmore Amy Mr. R. J. Derr Mt. Zion, Ga

Mrs J R Morgan Loses Barn and Granary

Last week Mrs J R Morgan of Clem R I lost her two story barn and granary used as a smokehouse harness and tool room on the first floor and grain on the upper floor. A large quantity of corn fodder cotton seed farming implements and harness were lost. Insurance partly covered the loss.

J. R. Morgan Clem R. 1

Carrollton Baptist Association Meets at Antioch Church

The Carrollton Baptist Association will meet with Antioch church southwest of Carrollton on Friday and Saturday, September 9th and 10th. The association includes 33 churches with a little over four thousand members.

Carrollton Baptist Association Antioch Church Carrollton

Bishop Candler Preaches at Villa Rica Church Services

Bishop Warren A. Candler will preach at the Methodist church in Villa Rica on Sunday morning at 11 oclock and again at night. The visit emphasizes the churchs outreach in the region and draws local parishioners.

Bishop Candler Villa Rica Warren A. Candler Methodist

LaGrange Wins One Game With Milner’s Longest HR

LaGrange won one game while taking three by scores of 7 to 6, 4 to 2, and 11 to 2. Hathaway won his game 2 to 1, allowing only one hit. Milner of LaGrange hit the year's longest home run.

LaGrange Hathaway Milner

Body of Lieut Justus Owens Shipped for Burial

Nova has been received by Mrs. Aline C Owens that the body of her husband Lieut Justus Erwin Owens has arrived at Hoboken New Jersey He was killed October 10 1919 during the Argonamo drive The body will be shipped to Canon Georgia for burial Men Owens will meet the body in Atlanta and accompany it to Canon for burial services before going to Bessie Tift where she will head the department of chemistry next year

Nova Aline C. Owens Justus Erwin Owens Hoboken N. J Owens Canon Atlanta Bessie Tift Department of Chemistry

Boll Weevils Found in South Carolina

Spartanburg August 30. Ball weevils were reported in large numbers today at Landrum in the northern cotton belt. Farm experts say the appearance proves the boll weevil will thrive in any latitude or altitude where cotton grows, a point long disputed.

Spartanburg D. C Landrum

Opening of Miss Snead's Studio

Miss Vivian Soend will open her Studio for the fall term Monday September 6 at her home 14 White Street Pupila im Piano Viola and Voices are requested to call and arrange schedules on that day Telephone 124.

Vivian Soend White Street Pupila

Also Mentioned on This Page

Daytona, Florida Terrell Ladies’ Missionary Society E. Z. Davison Farm Loan Bank Citizens Bank Ee Acg Lewis S. Sims The Free State Association Newnan Street Carrollton, GA Rathaway Adamson Bowdon Junction . I Whatley—Rivers DERR Justus Owens South Carolina Miss Snead Beck & Middlebrooks W. M. Robinson
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