Free Press praise and local notices from Carrollston
A letter from Carrollston on route 2 extols the Free Press for its adherence to freedom of speech and press. It notes community folks busy with crop work and mentions the death of Miss Janie Chandler, daughter of Prof. Newt Chandler, and a social visit from Mrs. Fannie Barnes to Mrs. J. W. B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Press
Lincoln
Jefferson
Spook
Janie Chandler
Newt Chandler
Carroll
Newt
Busy Roopville Community Shares News and Sickness
Roopville bulletin notes active fall work with syrup and cotton, a good corn crop, and social visits. It also lists local illnesses with Mrs C A Smith and Mrs Lizzie Crombie reported sick, plus numerous family visits and familiar names through the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Smith
Lizzie Crombie
Tyus
G. W. Wallace
Tom Wallace
Lora Yarbrough
G. N. Aberhotd
W. F. Morris
W. F. Merrell
Veal
J. Craven
Rosie Davis
Lizzie Furgerson
G. W. Morrel
Floyd Smith
Cleve Smith
Carrie Merrell
Ludie Aderhold
Richard Loftin
Evelyn Ragland
Annie Ruth Jackson
Ambus Purguson
G. N. Aderhold
C. A Smith
Cliff Ragland
Roy Jackson
Mt. Pleasant
Homer Davis
Sam Craven
J. J. Lewis
J. O. Hinestey
George Merrell
Jodie Smith
Women applaud Poley Kidney Pills for relief
Mrs. C. J. Ellis of Sioux Falls writes of kidney trouble backache rheumatic pains and swollen muscles finding relief after using Poley Kidney Pills. The pills are sold at Hed Cross Drug Store in Carrollton Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Ellis
8Th Ave
Sioux Falls
Carrollton
Death claims Mr. J. H. Carden in Whitesburg home
Mr. Carden, about 38, died at his Whitesburg Route 1 residence leaving a wife and four daughters. Survivors include his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Carden, two brothers Frank and Sam, and two sisters Mrs. A Camp and Mrs. T W Richards. He was buried at Mt. Zion on September 18 conducted by Rev. D W Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Carden
Carden
John Carden
Messrs
Frank
Sam Carden
A. Camp
T. W. Richards
Mt. Zion
D. W. Carter
Winnie Mac Cansler
T. F. Hodnett
L. J. Houseworth
Moreland
War talk and local notices fill Bowdon Junction
War talk dominates Bowdon Junction with soldiers going to the front and women serving nearby. Community events include an October Sacred Harp singing at the Baptist church and various visits, prayer meetings, and school notes. Miss Myrtie Bell Stamps is ill with diphtheria. several locals attend a Pleasant Grove singing. many visits and travels are noted among families and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Myrtie Bell
Pleasant Grove
G. B. Davis
Myrie
Gloriloch
Nora Loy
G, Earnest
H, G. Entrekin
Bremen
Kansas
J. H. Carter
Lois
J. H. Bartlett
New Chambers
Bowdon
Frank Reid
Migs Trova
O. F. Lambert
R. Kierbow
Harals
Jessie Stallings
Tommie Lou Cope- Jani
Burwell
Malora Boyd
Atlanta
H. M. Parker
Newnan
Minnie
Rosalie Wood
T. A. Lott
G. T. Langford
J. T. Hutson
J. M. Allen
J. T. Lovvorn
Miller's Academy Scribe Absent From Free Press
Local note from Bremen reports the scribe has not contributed due to high school commitments. Farmers complain holt weevil damage to cotton. Evangelist singer P. Rowl and father J. W. A. Rowland visited then headed to Weatherford Texas for an appointment with T. O. Reese. Community singing at Liberty Sunday attracts attendees. Mrs J W A Rowland returns from Burwell visiting daughters Mia Rob Dixop and Mrs Will Ivey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Evangelist Singer
Rowland
J. W. A. Rowland
Weatherford
Texas
T. O. Reese
Liberty Sundey
Burwell
Mia
Rob Dixop
Will Ivey
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Carrollton Hardware Co
Carrollton, Georgia
Cole
Fuel Savers Headquarters
Ey Raating Owl Gables
Ofa Ake
Johnson Drug Co
Wake
S.C
Carrollston
F.oote
Roopville
Whitesburg
Bowdon Junction
Miller's Academy
S. J. Boykin & Sons, Inc
General Insurance
Boykin Bldg
Carrollton, Ga
Villa Rica
Bowden Junction
Pine Bluff
Ark
Maple Street
Hulett
Maple St
Plowshare
J. B. F. Dial
Newnan Street
Harman Avenue
Peachtree Street
Center Street
Public Square
Rome Street
Hogan Place
New House
Shiloh
Kuglar Place
Martin Place
Bradley Building
Georgia
Raymond Robinson
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