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About The Bartow tribune. The Cartersville news. (Cartersville, Ga.) 1917-1924 | View Entire Issue (July 18, 1918)
Order Number Recent Registrants Announced By Local c ßoard The following is a list of registrants of the class of June, 1918, whose reg istration cards are in the possession of the local board for Bartow County, in the order of their liability for mil itary service, as determined by the local board, as required by the Rules and Regulations. The first numbf preceding each name is the order number, while the second number is the registration number. This list has just been completed, and it fixes the status of all boys who registered on June sth. The compJete official list follows: lf4 —I—John1 —John William Stokes, Adaits ville, Ga. 10 —2—Marvin Clayton Martin, Kingston Ga., Route 2. 29 —3—Pat Mell Maxwell, Taylors ville, Ga., Route 1. 17 —4—Roscoe Coker, Cass Station, G&. 74 —.5 —Ollie Payne, Cartersville, Ga„ Route 5. 4 36—6—Brodis Sellars (c) Ad.airsvill *. Ga. 145 —7—Stephens Jamerson Wylie, Cartersville, Ga. 57 —B—Claude Wilson Luke, Adairs ville, Ga. 76 —9 —General Washington Wheeler, Ac worth, Ga., Route 1* 78 10—William Loyd Lavasque, Cass Station, Ga., ltopte 1. 122V —Hubert Scudders, (c) Mari etta, Ga., Route 5. 87—12 —Roy Daniel Taff, Stilesboro, Ga., Route 1. 4 —l3 —William Edwin Wild, Adairr vilUf, Ga., Route 3. 130—14—l)easo!T TT. Dillard, (c) Car tersvilTe Ga, Route 1. 70—15—Thomas Elijah Everett, Ad airsville, Ga., Route 1. 108—Hi—'Harvey Risen, Alco (li 28—17 Ralph Calloway, Rockmart, Ga., Route 1. 80 —18 - Clay Wesley Dooley, Rydal, Ga., Route 2. 134 — 49 —Eugene Brown, Cass Station, Ga., Route 1. <lo—2o—Harley Maxwell Bates, Kingston, Ga. 03—21—James David Adkerson, Car tersville, G'a., Route 4. i25 —22 —Tonie Thompson, (col> Tay lorsville, Ga., Route 1. 45 23—Howard Vester Bishop, Car tersville, Ga. 72—24 —Griffin Hightower Guyto’h Cartersville, Ga., Route 4. 135 — 25—John Claborne Walker, Jr., (c) Cartersville, Ga. 61 —26—Charlie Odell Worthington, Taylorsville, Ga., Route 1. .91—27—Stanford (iirters ATCO'S JULY SPECIALS Just to make it interesting during the Mid-summer we offer a few real Bargains, and give you the opportunity of disposing of your produce at the same time. -r} We will take your Butter, Chickens and Eggs same as Cash. Ladies’ House Dresses At Less Than Price of oods 5 dozen good grade ginghams, checks, stripes and solid colors; well made, some with long sleev es, some with 3-4 sleeves. Any dress in the lot for $1.50. One small lot of ladies house dresses, gingham and percale, not finished as neatly as the first lot, and material not quite so good, still they are priced at less than the cost of the cost at sl-00 each. ville Ga., Route 4. 51 —28—Joseph Carlton Hebble, Car tersville, Ga. 63 — 29—Henry Clanton Nelson, Car tersville, Ga., Route 1. 41 —30—Walter Robert Cornwell, ; White, Ga. 84 —31 —James Horace Adams, Car tersville, Ga., Route 3. 332 Lester2 —32Lester Eugene Hufstetler, Cass Station, Ga., Route 1. 66— 33—James William Carlisle, Ac- ; worth, Ga., Route 1. 16—34—Carl Van Buren Callaway, Cartersville, Ga. 153 —35—Louis Jackson Raper, Kings- ! ton, Ga., Route 1. 82 —36—John Richard Tidwell, Car- j tersville, Ga. 147—37—Augustus McKinley Buford, (col) Kingston, Ga., Route 2. 55 38—John Henry Burke, Carters ville, Ga. 33 39—Karl David Tierce, Carters ville, Ga., Route 2. 56- ? 40- Thomas Bryan Jolly, Kings ton, Ga. 102—41—Walter Hugh Lee, Carters ville, Ga. 48—42,T0hn Allen Chambers, Carters ville, Ga., Route 1. 13 —43 —Almon Franklin Gossett, Ac worth, Ga., Route 2. 3—44—Emory Montgomery Guyton. Cartersville, Ga. 64 45—James Ollie Canup, Acworth, Ga., Route 1. 168—46—Howard Bing, Kingston, G< ~ Roxite 1. 137 —47 —Watt Reason, (col) Carters ville, Ga. 155—48—Levi Lewis Worthington, Cartersville, Ga., Route 2. 158—49—Homer Equila Lee, Acworth, Ga., Route 1. 11—50Appleto* Elkins, Cartersville, Ga. 69—?1 William Bryan Gibbs, Car j tersville, Ga., Route 2. 35 —52 —Leroy Con Alexander, White, j Ga., Route 1. 113— 53—Evans Pitts, -(col) Carters ville, Ga. 62—54—Keller Odis Moss, White, Ga., Route 2. 18 —55—George Washington WhitDv, Acworth, Ga., Route 1. 143 56—Ben Thomas Bennett, Car tersville, Ga., Route 4. 54—57—James William Henson, Ry dal, Ga. 81 —58 —Paul Davis Pittard,' Carters ville, Ga. 88—59 —Arthur Brooks, Taylorsville. Ga., Route 1. 114— 60—Arthur Milner, (col) Car tersville, Ga., Route 3. 39—61 —George Sanfod Crouch, Car tersville Ga. —62—Grady Virgil Lee, Cass Sta tion, Ga., Route 1. THESE PRICES GOOD EOR JULY “THAT COTTON MILL STOKE” THE TRIBUNE-NEWS, CARTERSVILLE, GEORGIA, JULY 13, 1918 j ,9_63—Amos Henry, (col) Emerson. Ga. J 60—64—Fletcher Donalson, (coj) Cartersville, Ga. 98—65 —Neal Lon Allen Smith, Car tersville, Ga., Route 3. 49—66—James Harry iTubnard, Epi erson Ga. 25—67—William Dudley titewari, Stilesboro, G@., Route 1. 58— 68—Howaro Cliemons Butler, Linwood, Ga. 69—(J9- John L. Sullivan, White, Ga 34—70—Norman Spang Smith, Car tersville, Ga., Route 2. 149—71—Harold Johnson, Taylors ville, Ga., Roufe 1. 112—72—Henry Pritchett, (col) Em erson, Ga. 2—73—Russell A. Daniel, Cass Station Ga., Route 1. 95—74 —Richard Dodd, Kingston, Ga., Route 2. 77 —75—Arthur Coleman Owens, Cass Station, Ga., Route L 46 —76 —Wm. H. Aubrey, Carters ville, Ga. B—77—Samuel Jones Dodd, Adairs ville, Ga., Route 4. 107 —78—Rufus Jefferson, Carters ville, Ga., Route 5. 93 — 79 —Willie Carpenter, Stilesboro. Ga., Route 1. 99—80—Henry Jenkins, Fairmount, Ga., Route 2. 131—81—Roy Allen, (col) Carters ville, Ga. 123 —82—Eli Scrutchens, (col) E.r erson, Ga. 120 —83 —Jas. BaTTey, (col) Kingston, Ga., Route 1. 50 —84—Webb Elrod, Cartersville, Ga., Route 2. 94 85—Hugh Boyd Pettit, Carters ville, Ga. llS—B6—Tommie Marks, (col) Car tersville, Ga. 1 56—87—Jack Yancy, White, Ga. 01—88—Jesse Hufstetler, Carters ville, Ga., Route 4. 40—89—William Albert Adams, White, Ga. 38—90 James Miles Burdett, Carters ville, Ga. 7—9l—Paul Saggus, Cartersville, Ga., Route 1. 27 —92—Bryan Ballard, Aragon, Ga , Route 1. 163—93—0tt0 Watkins, (col) White Ga. I—94—Thomas Franklin Miller, Rydal Ga., Roufe 2. 52—95—Mi10 Martin Bell, Cass Sta tion. Ga., Route 1. 6—96 —Roy Henson, Pine Log Ga. 24—97 —Debie TJiscomb Duncan, Car tersville, Ga. 14—98 —Jas. Crawford Tribble, Ry dal, Ga., Route 1. 165—99—Golden Lay, (Col) White, Ga., Route. 71—100—Jesse Adams, Adairsville, Ga., Route 1. 19 —101 —Major Cochran, I.inwood, 1 Ga. 59 — 102—Tony Foman Hjall, Adairs ! One lot of 32 inch ginghams, stripes only, for 25c per yard. One lot of Irontex Percales, 25 inch width, light colors, strip es and fancies, a good materia! at less*than calico price, 18c yd. One lot of 36 inch Ledford Percales, light colors, stripes and fancies. Mill price is now 22 l-2c per yard. We offer this lot for only 22c per yard. One lot of men’s crash and palm beach suits. Just a few left, ville, Ga. .37—103—Clifford Asbury Bearden, Kingston, Ga., Route 2. .36—104—Clifford Barnett, Taylors ville, Ga. . 68—105—James Seaborn White, Ad airsville, *Ga. 85 —106— Eft viand W. Martin., Carters ville, Ga. 161—107—Lester Davis, (col) Rydal, Ga., Route 1. 83—108—Oscar Dennis Howren, Car tersville, Ga. 44 —109 —William McKinley Jackson, AdairsviUe, Ga. 116—110—Daniel Worthy, (col) Em ersorl, Ga. 138 —111 —Ira Knox (col) AdairsviUe, Ga. 92—112 —Asbury Jefferson Mfartin. CsfcTersville, Ga., Route 3. 164 —113—Robert Rogers, (col) White, Ga. 140— 114—Lenoard Dodson, (col) Stilesboro, Ga., 128—115 —Artie Heard (col) White, Ga., Route 2. 103— 116—Marcus Leon Stanley, Ad airsville, Ga. 79 — 117 —Columbus Alexander Tid well, Cartersville, G,a., Rol. 15 —118—James William Pratt, King ston, Ga., Route 2. 141 — 119 —Willie Stocks, Aragon Ga., Route 1. 26—120—Forest Scott Smith, Rydal, Ga., Route 1. 110 —121—Robert Pierce, (col) Madi son, Ga., 104 — 122 —George William Lowry, Car tersville, Ga. 157—123—Wallace Leroy Shinali, White, Ga. 31—124 —Henry Earl Kennedy, King ston, Ga., Route 2. 96 —125—Bethel Gilmore Brawner, Cartersville, Ga., Route 3. 124—126—Horace Bell,* (col) Car tersville, Ga., 53 —127—Charles Tay lorsville, Ga., Route 1. 43—128—Samuel McGowan, King ston, Ga., Route 2. 142 — 129—Lonnie Minor McCreary, Cartersville, Ga., Route 5.. 106—130—Robert Henry Lee Smith, AcworTh, Ga., Roufe 2. ~ 134 —131 —Mark Fields, (col) Emer son, Ga., 80 — 132—Fred Rush Hendricks, Car tersville, Ga. 127—133 —Mckinley Parker, (col % Cassville, Ga. 101—134 —Emanuel Monroe Shook Cartersville, Ga., Route 2. 157 —135—Oscar Garland, Atco, Ga 144—136—Fred Dillard Mikel, Ac worth, Ga., Route 2. / 23 137—John Lowe, Cartersville, Ga., Route. 22—138—Luther .Bonds Harris, Atco, Ga. 21—139 —Hugh Clifton Keith, Car tersville, Ga., Route 2. 75—14(1 —Merritt Godwin, Carters ville, Ga., Route 1. 50—141—Lois Clifton Weems, Car tersville, Ga., Route 1. 47—142—Mania Columbus Pinion Cartersville, Ga. 126—143 —Wallace Perkins, Stilesboro, Ga., Route 1. 86—144 —Newton William House, Cartersville, Ga., Route 5. 60—145 —Everett Edward N Shelton, AdairsviUe, ,Ga., Route 2. 129—146 —Andrew Strickland, (col) Stilesboro, Ga., Route 1. 73—147—Felix Ernest Arnold, TvTng ston, Ga., Route 2. 167 —148—Homer Richard Gilstrap, Cartersville, Ga., Route 2. Ill—l 49 —Ed Hays (col) Kingston. Ga. * 146—150—James Thomas Wyatt, Car tersville, Ga., Route 1. 9—lsl—John William Massey, Tay lorsville, Ga. 20 —152—Tom Jefferson Reeves, At co, Ga. 100—153—Tobe Colquitt Scrubs Pine Log, Ga., Route 1. 115—154—Charlie Hudson, (col) Rome Ga., Roufe 10. 109 —155 —Weldon Lewis Bearden, The Latest Novelty For the Woman Who Cares We take pleasure in announcing the arrival this week of a lovely line of Carl Cameo Rings that are beauties. These rings are guaranteed to give the best sort of wear under all conditions, and the ladies will prize them very much. Get one for “HER.” They are the very latest things in Jewelry, and the price range is so var ied that you are sure tch find one you are look ing for / c This is the first showing of the Carl Cameo Rings in Cartersville, and we invite the inspec tion of our friends. We are receiving almost daily new goods, and there’s always a treat in store for you in Qur Jewelry. Lots of pleasure to show you. Come to see us. WILEY & SON Jewelers and Watch-Makers Vlf lin Street Cartersville, Oa. if you find yotir size you cart get it for $6.95. t • 25 Boys suits, crash and Palm Beach. All sizes, well made up to-date models, any suit in the lot for only $4.75. Youth’s 2-piece crash Suits, 17 to 20, and suit for $7.95. Boy s straw hats, any one in the house for only 25c. 6 Spools of William tic Thread for 25c. The price tickets read from $5 to $55 I Cass Station, Ga. x 5—156 —Herschel Lamar Upshaw. Rydal, Ga. 166—157—John Richard Worthington, Kingtson, Ga., Route 2. 1117—158 —Charlie Bryant, (cdl) Emer son, Ga. 139—159 —Earl Vincent, (col) White, Ga. 133—160 —Willie Patterson, (col) Lin wood, Ga. 105—161 —John Cecil Doss, White, Ga., Route 2. 42—162—James H. Searcy Rydal. Ga., Route 1. 121—163 —Vester Moore, (col) White, Ga., Route. H 162—164—Mark Barnes, (coT) Willie, . Ga. 132- 165—James Key, (col) Carters ville, Ga. 118 —166 —Raymond Morris, (col) Tay lorsville, Ga. 97 —167—John Alley Heath, Carters ville, Ga. 152—168 —Robert Henry Pharr, Pine Log, Ga.
