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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1916

Page

5

Johnsons Chapel Social Visits Highlight Week

Local notes from Johnsons Chapel recount visits among neighbors and relatives. Mrs. J W Mote and daughter Lizzie call on Mrs Carroll. Miss Annie Duncan hosts friends in Lowell. numerous Johnson siblings and families travel between Carrollton Shiloh and Atlanta for visits and work.

J. W. Mote Lizzie W. S. Carroll Motulay Ruby Side Annie Duncan Lowell Messrs Z. Johnson Carroll N Allie Cassie Dickson W. A. Johnson Shiloh E. & John J. P. Shoemake J. B. Camp J.T. Camp Shi- Toh W. W. Dickson Carrollton Arthur Camp Fiscat Sears Mrs. W. W. Dickson Atlanta

Carrollton School Board Votes Add Teacher and Assistant

The Carrollton Board of School Commissioners on September 7 1916 approved hiring Lena Darden as an extra teacher for West View School through Christmas with pay of forty dollars per month and kept options for continuation. An additional assistant for the colored school permanent at twenty five dollars monthly was approved. A committee to inspect Maple Street water issues was empowered to act, and Prof J E Thornton was hired for a month to teach the Palmer system of penmanship. The board also addressed school boundary adjustments and a noon recess request, and set depository bids for school funds.

Carrollton Board of School Commissioners Hie Slits Hall J. A. Mandeville L. J. Brock G. W. Burnett E.B. Brodnax Claude Griffin J. AH. Harris A. O. Hale S. C. Kytle W. M. Meadows W. O. Robinson L. K. Smith H. B. Adams Aps S. GC. Kytle Maple Street School J. E. Thornton Palmer Adams Fielder & Allen Maple Street College Street H. D. Reese Harris Smith C. Kytle J. J. Harris Carrollton Public Schools J. H. Harris Carrollton Griffin Brodnax Hare Robinson Burnett and Smith West View Meadows Kytle Barron, Brock and Mandeville

The Small Town and Country Merchant

A Memphis Commercial Appeal editorial extols the country and small town merchant as a constructive force in community growth. It praises their role in sustaining neighbors, guiding ethical business, supporting schools and physicians, and maintaining peace. The piece urges exhibits for the A and M Fair, urging readers to request premium information.

South Memphis

Re-election Candidacy Notice for Car Rollton Councilman

John F. Acklin announces candidacy for re election as councilman of Car Rollton subject to the primary. He pledges to serve the city to the best of his ability and thanks voters for past support.

Flournoun I W seeks council re election endorsement

I am a candidate for re election as a member of the City Council subject to the voters will in the September primary. If my record merits continued confidence I shall be grateful for your endorsement and support I W FlourNoy

Carroliton Carrollton R. A. Hayes City W. S. Campbell G. W. Fleming

Hayes Seeks Carrollton Council Seat in September Primary

R A Hayes announces candidacy for city council in Carrollton subject to September primary. He urges votes and influence from residents to support his campaign.

Burson Seeks Carrollton Mayoral Race

John H Burson announces candidacy for mayor in Carrollton urging progressive city growth with strict economy in administration and a pledge to make Carrollton cleaner more beautiful and healthful.

Carrollton John H, Burson

Spence Files Mayoral Candidacy Aimed at Primary Call

H. N. Spence announces candidacy for mayor pending the outcome of the forthcoming primary. The entry notes Spence as a candidate subject to election rules and party processes as the campaign begins.

H. N. Spence

Bass Seeks City Council Nomination With Plea For Support

At the solicitation of friends E. M. Bass announces candidacy for city council in the upcoming primary. He asks for votes and influence to secure the seat.

E. M. Bass

Local Candidates File for School Board Seats

Public notices reveal several candidates announcing for Carrollton City and School Board seats with primary date September 16 1916. C C Huff seeks re election to council and others including W M Meadows Claude Griffin Geo Burnett W S Campbell and T Herndon announce bids for school board posts.

Board OF Education City of Carrollton Geo W. Burnett

Candidate Statements For City School Board Seat

Several notices announce candidacies for Carrollton City School Board with primary date September 16 1816 or 1916. Names include H x Tyus Leon Hood W T Stevens A K Snead and W H Watson, each proclaiming intent to run in the upcoming primary.

H. x Tyus

Merrell Announces Candidacy for City Council

H F Merrell enters the race for City Councilman subject to the September 16 primary after solicitations from many friends. G W Fleming endorses the candidacy urging support and votes. Also notes Dr J C Brock seeking membership on the School Board.

Free Press J. C. Brock

First Baptist Notes Promotes Youth Theme Evening Hour

First Baptist shows a Sabbath evening program titled A Youth Without a Chance urging all young people to attend and bring older friends. Prof Freeman headlines September 20 at 7 30 PM with The Abundant Life. A church conference adopted a resolution opposing dancing card parties and card games. Sparks From the Anvil urges character built by hard work and aims to inspire personal worth through gospel contact and social charity.

Colt for Sale Mare at 14 Months for $75

Nice 14 months old mare priced at $75 works well. See L. o O. Bonner 6 miles southwest of Carrollton on Laurel Hill road for details. Also note all kinds of blanks for sale at the Free Press office.

L. O O. Bonner Carrollton Laurel Hill Road Free Press Office

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Moncrief’s Millinery Mrs. Tyndal Spence Miss Myrtie Jackson Gage Moncrief Merrell Bros, CO Johnson's Chapel Hmo Arate John W. Baskin CO A & M. Fair John F. Acklin I. W. Flournoy Cc. H. Huff Auy Avene The T. Herndon Leon Hood City School Board Bard W. T. Stevens A. K. Snead W. H. Watson H. F. Merrell First Baptist Prof. Freeman Sparks Anvil God Colt For Sale
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