Oak Ridge South Community Visits and Family News
Oak Ridge South residents travel to Concord for sermons. Families and relatives visit and stay with kin in Tyus Carrollton Lee's Chapel Oak Grove and Rooppville. Local outings include visits to Salem Whitesburg and Lowell for various gatherings and a business trip to Whitesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Phillips
Allie Taylor
Earl Story
Concord
W. W. Benson
J. D. Story
Ernest Jackson
Tyus
A. E. Nix
W. J. Aldridge
Carrollton
James Lee
Lee’s Chapel
Z. H. Kidd
Ewell Nix
Atlanta
G. G. Story
Roopville
G. T. Lyle
Whitesburg
Growing crops thrive as boll weevil active in spots
Temple Route 1 area reports good crop health after recent rains though boll weevils are active in some fields. Farmers seek to remove damaged squares punctured by the pest as a preventative. A revival continues at Concord church Hickory Level through Sunday with visits noted from Mrs Ethel Dean and Dorothy of Newnan and H G Brock of Palmetto visiting Mandeville Bowden Junction and Pleasant View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Church
Hickory Level
Ethel Dean
Dorothy
Newnan
H. G. Brock
Palmetto
Mandeville
Bowden Junction
Pleasant View
Eighteen Baptized at Local Church and Picnic Report
Eighteen new members joined the church by baptism. Mrs J W Gray has been ill but shows some improvement. A large crowd attended the Sunday School picnic and rally at Center Point on Saturday with a delightful time. Andrew Hamrick and Grover Dean visited Simonton's mill on Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Gray
Center Point
Andrew Hamrick
Grover Dean
Simonton’s Mill
Free
Carroll
Littlevine News and Local Visits in August Fragments
The column records a series of community notes from Littlevine including a school closure on Friday August 27 Miss Alta Maude Turner returning to Pleasant Hill eight new church additions from a protracted meeting visits by Bill and Mrs Milam to Hilton relatives Ruby Henslee in Atlanta Joseph Wallis and Homer Campbell visiting Palmetto and Hulett locals joining a Whopping Creek meeting, and multiple family visits among the Dover Henslee Campbell and Daniell households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fridaay
Alta Maude Turner
Pleasant Hill
Bill Milam
Bill Arp
J. C. Hilton
Ruby Henslee
Atlanta
R. H. Henslee
Joseph Wallis
Homer Campbell
Hulett
Palmetto
Amos Ayers
Strange
Lula Dover
Bernice Stovall
Whopping Creek
Alfred Daniell
Clara
Joe Daniell
Holland
Douglanville
Charlie Holland
Tom Tyson
Flat Rock
J. M. Campbell
B. J. Duncan
E. T. Stovall
T. W. Richards
Clinton Campbell
George Crook
Ice Cream Supper Enjoyed Amid Local Visits
Mrs D M Borders and Mrs Josephine Stewart attended preaching at Whooping Creek Sunday. Miss Bell Dorothy of Atlanta visited Mr W P Fuller and family. Ice cream supper given by Mr and Mrs Bob Horton Saturday night enjoyed by all. Mrs Wheeler Lands spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs Sallie Jordan. Mr and Mrs Will Hutchens spent Tuesday with Mr Wheeler Lands and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Borders
Josephine Stewart
Whooping Creek
Bell Dorothy
Atlanta
W. P. Fuller
Bob Horton
Wheeler Lands
Sallie Jordan
Will Hutchens
Local Hulett Notes Show Community Life and Visits
Local residents report visits near Rotherwood and Hickory Level, church gatherings at Concord M B Church, and travel to Shady Grove. townfolk share illnesses, recoveries, family visits, and a push to complete quilt stars for soldier boys, with several members on trips to Greenville and Cullman.
Community Notes From Cross Plains Social Roundup
Cross Plains residents share visits and celebrations. A boy and a girl were born to local families, with gatherings spanning Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Sparks households. Invitations extend for singing Saturday night and preaching days, as Ada Wilson and others visit kin and plan moves to Carrollton.
Carrollton Trade Territory Ad Offers Lower Cost
Notes in books promote naive notes for business use with a two weekly paper cover. The ad urges placing a business with the paper that covers Carrollton trade twice a week to cut costs. It mentions books of 60 notes and ordering by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Carroll Free Press Subscription Drive and Ad Vans Appeal
Ask neighbors and friends to patronize The Carroll Free Press by subscribing for it and using its ad vans for advertising. The note urges community support to boost circulation and local business exposure through the newspaper’s promotional services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Free Press
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Heme
Costa
Kytle & Adcock Furniture
Thornton's Market
Depot Street
Oak Ridge—South
Temple
Littlevine
Clem
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CQ
Winston-Sales
N.C
Sete Nop
J. &. Chapman
Rotherwood
Carl Wilkins
Irby Keaton
Concord M.B
Young Holland
Claude Jordan
Ruth Boyd
Shady Grove
Nola Mae Lumaden
Mr. Ray
Lillie
Toi Cook
Sand Will
J. E. Boyd
Gua Boyd
Reese Jones
Earl and
Harvey Embry
Sand Hill
Myr
Enola Hall
Robert Stuart
J. L. Holland
Malcolm Holcomb
Cullman
Ala
Chester Hogan
Robert Pishop
Lewis Chapel
Rev. Stuart
E. Beauchamp
L. T. Hogan
Soldier Boys
Cross Plains
Williama
P. G. Sparks
Stichor
G. D. Dingler
Hutchie Kay
Ethel
Land
Union
Consolation
Fred Ward
J. W .Wallis
Maude Williams
Georgian Williams
A. E. Williams
Sticher
Loyd Rigsby
G) Sparks
Tee Hinesley
Odie Hinesley
Vermond Treadwell
West Avenue
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