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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1921

Page

4

Local News Roundup of Residents and Visits

Local notes list residents traveling to Atlanta Rome Bremen Roopville and Alabama. Names include J H W Melson Warry Sheats Mollie Ward Inez and Mary Towell J Oliver Norris Rev J M Dodd Camilla Newell Lewis Heaton Marie Hivers Jamie Hiedsoe Leo Pylant Joe Lyle Charlie Gittle Kate Pierce Antoinette Pearce Sallie McCouik Marion Nowell and Sims. Several visits and moves between Hogannville Carrollton and nearby towns are mentioned with brief illness and teaching assignments.

Misa Marie Hivers Clem Jamie Hiedsoe Roopville B. M. Bass Little von Charles Merida Leo Pylant Trewlny North Carolina Joe Lyle Augusta Charlie Gittle F. M. Turner Sear Carrollton

Carrollton News Note Several Local Residents Move and Travel

Dr J E Cramer and family motored to La range Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs Lester Cowart Mr and Mrs A B Crain moved into the home with Mr and Mrs Ge ell Boykin Wednesday. Miss Inox Robison left Tuesday for Athinta to make her home with her father Mr Bob Hobison. Mr Mayfield Unawrick sick with fever at the home of his father Mr T M Hanrick on Cedar street. Major Earl I Brown of Washington DC spent last week with his parents on Cedar street. The piece lists many local visits moves and travels among Carrollton residents and visitors with several names and places mentioned.

J. E. Cramer Lester Cowart Miss Inox Robison Athinta Bob Hobison Mr. Mayfield T. M. Hanrick Cedar Street Earl I. Brown Washington, Dd, C Judge Mra. W. F. Brown

Local Guests Visit Friends and Relatives Across Town

Temple resident Mr. Lewis Cobb visits sister Mrs. Raymond Robinson while Rome’s W J Foster stays with brother Chip Foster over the weekend. Donald and Mrs. Jackson return from a three week North Carolina trip. C F E Yancey, ill in Atlanta, remains at 18 Austin Avenue awaiting recovery. Rev. Will Hambrick held meetings at High Shoals then plans a home rest this weekend. Harry Fleming, Winnie Johnson and Winnie Alice travel from Macon to visit George Fleming. Camp Wiggins moves to a town farm once owned by Ben Burns.

Harry Fleming Winnie Alice Winnie Johnson Macon George Fleming Camp Wiggins Town Ben Burns

Missionary Society Social At Baptist Tabernacle

The Ladies Missionary Society of the Baptist Tabernacle held a social gathering Monday at Mrs. A. O. Turner’s home and elected delegates to the W M A Association meeting to be held at Bowdon on September 3. The afternoon was enjoyed by all.

Ladies' Missionary Society of the Baptist Tabernacle A. O. Turner Bowdon

Shower Honors Miss Upshaw Before Her Wedding

Miss Eliz beth Upshaw was feted by Miss Fioy Strickland at a Wednesday shower on College street. Guests gathered for a surprise party, with a yellow and white themed room, a dining room centerpiece of Birda nests filled with gifts, two mounted Birds, and miniature brides in cake slices.

Fioy Strickland College Street Elizabeth Upshaw Mr. Bird Athens Miss Upshaw Birda Miss Strickland

Sewing party honors Mrs Baskin before her Atlanta move

Thursday morning a sewing party entertained a number of friends for Mrs. Pierce Baskin who plans to leave Monday for a home in Atlanta. A luncheon followed at twelve with invited guests including Mrs. Loyce Switc and many local women listed among the attendees.

Loyce Switc Pierce Baskin Atlanta Baskin Join Simms J. K. Richards Laura Kytle Folds Vivian Brodnax Sue Tanner Lydia Tanner Olive Bradley Mario Bradley Clare Holderneas

Great hearts unite despite uneven gifts and fame

A reflective note celebrates every person’s value beyond genius. It emphasizes kindness as the true measure of worth, arguing that memorable contributions come from sincere effort and generous spirit, not fame or status.

Half of greatnosa in grit quote by Herbert Kaufman

A compact reader quote urges persistence and resolve. It asserts that backed by intelligence and determination, only the impossible remains beyond imagination, attributed to Herbert Kaufman.

Herbert Kaufman

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Calomel Creel & Harper Trewells—Optometriat Stewart St South St Newnan St Austin Avenue Alabama St Longview St East Center St Croft St Carroll Realty& Ins. Co. Co K. Henderson, Jr Mgr First National Bank Building J. HW. Melson Hogannville Warry Sheats Wylie Creal Qricow F. Morris Mollie Ward Missen Inez Mary Towell Bremen Mr. J. Oliver Norris J. M. Dodd Tillapoosa Camilla Newell Lewis Heaton Maple Street Kate Pierce Mrs. O. M. Bledkoe Antoinette Pearce Fine South Georgia Sallie McCouik Tuesaday Alabama Mr. Sims Birmingham Ala Mrs Emma Robinson Marion Nowell Virginia J. HW. Stevens Rhody Avenue Rome Street H. G. Buckelow Free Press J. C. Brook Maple Street Warehouse Co L. Jones Olney, Ill Dixie Street Lyle B. F. McPherson Lina Harris Nng M. W. Louvorn Roy Cole Amos Jackson J. F. Langley Fanner Street Carrollton Uollard Fruitvale Mueseries Albany G. C. Tuggle Crain Mrr Geell Boykin Wadhonlay W. T. Stevens A. J. Bankin Co Hyatt-Baskin Co Col W. D. Anderson New York W. F. Brown J. Bagwell Fred Bagwell Villa Rica Robert Kinabrew Chip Foxter R.A. Jolly Anderson, 8. C C. H. Thigpen Haneeville C. Hy Huff Hoyt Greer Savannah Susie Tanner Clare Holderness Bill Tierton Morris S&s Rowland A, W, Alexander West Texan New Mexico Wrank ‘Baskin and College Park John Baskin T. L. Stevens Muncon Elizabeth Brock Paul Brock Carroll County Memorial Hospital Adolph Covington Portmouth Norfolk Ocean View Henderson Martha Kelly Frnal Cay Maple Street School B. F. Boykin Pennsylvania Mamie Wilson City Hospital Will Cole W. E. Murphy Pauline Ogletree J. F. Morris M. E. Griffin West Virginia J. L. Griffin Bisterville R. M. Thomasson Clarksburg Harry Bledsoe Craine South Street Charles Bledsoe Whitesburg Mra O. M. Bledsoe Pomp Shaefer Chattarooga Naomi Jones Bettie Cobb Hulett W. ©. Adamson West Avenue Baltimore Philadelphia Hunt Jones Drug Company Mr. Lewis Cobb Temple Raymond Robinson W. J. Foster Rome Chip Foster Donald Jackson C. FE. Yancey Will Hambrick High Shhoals Missionary Society Entertained Miss Mrs. Baskin Iba Rohane Price Ones Drug Company Our Millinery Department A. J. Baskin Company A. J. Baskin CO
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