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Edited by IpyMCK GINN |H e dvVA RDS-HAMRICK. ■ N! . : , lu r of Miss Ethel Edwards ■ '" Gra ,ly Hamrick was £olenm- Br chapel of the Berry school gl;!,;. June 23d, Rev. J. A. Hub- H officiating. H ; hmirick is the daughter of ! . i \ !rSt Bartow Edwards, of H.' is a graduate of Berry Kg xU; „ rc s he has been teaching years. Hamrick is also a graduate of ■ and is now manager of the Hp! ■ iy after the ceremony Mr. a rick left for an extended to the east. ■*l WEDDING OF INTEREST. , v( , 0 ,;. (V elding of more than us- interest in Cartersville was that BT Ui ,t, o':. ilard W. Irvine, of Atlan- H ;\i;< Martha Lillian Soott, of C M Irvine spent much time c mg the residence of his par* ■ i;, v . and Mrs. W. T. Irvine, at time elder of the Dal : ■!. North Georgia Conference. Hj;ui\ friends of the popular family B 0 f rapt. Irvine were cordially in g. f d in the announcement. Elizabeth Irick went to Griffin l a r! as one of the attendants. | BRIDGE PARTY. gj - Thomas Dixon, of Thomasville, Ho is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Horse Cobb, entertained at four ta ■ of bridge Thursday in honor of Bs. Corrine Fullerton, of Thorton, Hxas. .Miss Florra Fite won first Hxe, a box of corresipondent cards; Hs. Robert Wikle, of Alabama, who ■ the guest of Miss Jessie Wikle, won Ke consolation, a handkerchief, and Ke horroree was presented with a Kndkerchief. At the conclusion of the ■me a salad course was served. ■Those invited were: Mrs. Fullerton, Hsdames Tom Simpson, John Ander- Bn, Robert Gilreath, Robert Wikle, Bthur Franks, Bradley Howard, Con- Brs Fite, Sam Howell, Madison Mil- B> George Woodrow, Ben Gilreath, Bla Morgan, A. B. Greene, Harry Bbb, Will Satterfield and Misses Bristine Lumpkin, Bernice Tumlin, Berra Fite, Minerva Word, Emily and Bssie Daves, Jessie Wikle and Mamie Begins. s’ SCHEUER BROS. RED CROSS SALE * * We will give 10 per cent of our cash sales for two days Monday and Tuesday, July 2d and 3d to the Red Cross Fund. We are holding this sale with a dual purpose. It is our sincere and earnest desire to help swell Bartow County’s Red Cross Fund and it is also our desire to stimulate business. If] No branch of oar country’s service is more worthy of help than the Red Cross. It has and will save hundreds of thousands of lives. We will offer many specials during these two days, so those who shop early with us may help this great cause and at the same time secure excellent values. SCHEUER BROTHERS RED CROSS. The Bartow County Red Cross or ganization, under the leadership of Mrs. W. W. Daves and Miss Myrtle Griffin, have held a recruiting station in the park for fhrep days of the week. A tent was pitched on the sides ot | "Rich were Red Cross posters and | over the entrance the stars and stripes draped over Wilson's picture greeted each new comer. Within were | pamphlets concerning the work and ; the material used in first aid to the ! wounded. The names and fees of the j uew members were registered here. The results have been very satisfac tory. The enrollment for Barlow coun ty has gone beyond the two hundred mark and the ladies in charge are con fident that a great many more will join before the week Is over. On Sunday Red Cross day will be observed at the Sam Jones Memorial church. Judge Colquitt, who is head of the Red Cross movement in Geor gia, will have charge of the program. As an auxiliary to the Red Cross, the Do It our Bit, Club has been organ ized for the young girls who have been taking a very active interest in the work. Miss Margaretta Womels dorf is chairman of this committee and the other members include Misses Alien Jackson, Louise Dodd, Lucy C’unyus, Mary Peeples, Caroline Field, Charlotte Fleraister, -Francis Adair, Elizabeth Vaughan, Sara Vaughan, Evelyn Garwood and Maria Finley. Picture Show Party. Mrs. Lily Bradley was hostess at the Dixie theatre on last Thursday in compliment to Mrs. Mary Freeman who is visiting here. Twelve of Mrs. Freeman’s old friends were the invited guests. After the piitcure an ice course was served at Gllreath’s drug store. High Cost of Living Club. Miss Mildred Lewis entertained the High Cost of Living Club at two tables of bridge on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Conner Pittard won the top score and was presented with a basket. The geusts included Mrs. Conner Pittard, Mrs. Jack Hill, Mrs. Clark Griffin, Mrs. Wilbur Ham, Mrs. Will Buford, Mrs. Cliff Dodgen and Miss Evelyn Lewis. THE BARTOW TRIBUNE-THE CAR TERSVILLE NEWS, JUNE 28, 1917. WOMAN’S PAGE Local Women Interested in Defense Board. Several years ago the president of the United States invited a few lead ing women of the country to meet Washington to form a Woman's Board of the Council of National Defense. Among these was the president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs and others. Last week a call was made that a committee of this board should be formed in Georgia and the presidents of every woman’s organization in the state were invited to meet at the home of Mrs. Samuel P. Inman, in Atlanta, to discuss state work. Mrs. W. J. Neel, president of the Woman’s Baptist Mission Union of Georgia was the only representative going from thfs city or section of the state. Honor Conferred on Popular Girl. N .Miss Eva Mays was elected head nurse of the Wesley Mefhorial hospit al in Atlanta last week upon the morn ing following her graduation of the three years training course as a regu lar nurse. This was a distinct and un usual honor as few nurses as young as Miss Mays are elected to such resivon sible positions, and none immediately upon their graduation. Miss Mays has made her home in Marietta for several years, but she is scr strongly identified with Carters ville both on account of her promi nent family connections and her own popularity that it seems but natural to congratulate her and claim her as a Cartersville girl. D. A. R. Auxiliary Meets. The D. A. R. Auxiliary of the Red Cross met this morning at the home of Miss Lewis to continue knitting on the articles recently started. W. M. S. RALLY. t The Woman’s Missionary Society of the East Side Baptist church will have a rally Monday afternoon at three o'clock at the church for the purpose of raising funds to buy new seats for the church. An interesting program will be given and everybody is invited. Miss Gibbons Entertains. On Wednesday, of last week Miss Hattie Gibbons was hostess at a sew ing loi Mrs. J. R. Gibbons, of. Okla homa. During the afternoon an ic<j course was served The guests included Mesdmnes W II Milner, \\ ill Lumpkin, Tom Lump kin, Will Howard, G. 11. Aubrey, R. 1. Battle, Robert Renfroe, Eliza Conyers, V ivlan, V illiams, H. K. Felton, J. M. Hammond, L. D. Munford, and Miss Lyda Saxon. On Friday Miss Gibbons was has tiss at the Dixie in compliment to her neice, Miss Annie Gibbons At the conclusion of the picture an ice course was served at the home of Miss Gib bons. Those invited were: Misses Annie Gibbons, Isa Neel, Christine Lumpkin, Lena Renfroe, Florra Fite, Jessie Wikle, Nancy Irick and Mrs. Robert Renfroe, Mrs. Wilbur Ham,-Mrs. \fill Battle, of Cassville, Mrs. Robert Wikle. U. D. C. TO meet/ The Bartow Chapter of the U. D. C. will meet at four o’clock Tuesday af ternoon at the home of Mrs. J. A. Mon* fort. All members are urged to be pres ent as the ladies who attended the re union at Washington will make their report. After the program a soeial hour will be enjoyed. Main Street Bridge Club. On Tuesday Mrs. Felton Jones was hostess to the Main street bridge club. Besides the members Mrs. Ed Strick land, Jr., and Mrs. P. C. Flemister were the invited guests. Mrs. Robert Gilreath won the club prize. ■ Mrs y Z. M. Jackson, Mrs. Charles Cannon and Miss Othella Tinsley have returned from a mo-tor trip to South Carolina where they attended the mar riage of their cousin, Miss Mary Mil ler to Rev. David Ratchford at Cross Hill. They also spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Elridge Tinsley, at Hodges, S. C. LOST —Between post office and de pot, silver program holder, engraved “R. T.” Please return Lo neba Tedder for reward. MISSIONARY AFTERNOON AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. The Missionary Society of the Hast Side Baptist church will hold a joint service with the Woman's Missionary Sbciety of the First Baptist ohurch on Sunday, July Ist, at 3:30 p. m. The following IS the program: Processional song service—lei by Sunbeams. The King’s Business —by the Royal Ambassadors. _ O Zion Haste- by the Y. W. A. l)ev. ionai—conducted by Rev. A. I'. Smith. Song- America. Mission Address -“Mission Pi-o gress”—-Mrs. W. J. Neel. Closing Exercises—by Rev. C. L. McGinty. The congregations of both churches are cordially invited to be present. , FOR RENT-*- Three rooms u 502 West Main Street. Mrs. 51. J. Webb. ALWAYSjIN THE LEAD DIXIE THEATRE li. W. GOULD. Mgr. Phone 41 1 Cartersville, Ga. Monday, duly 2d WE PRESENT Mary Pickford —IN— “The Little American” Her latest Production. Admission 10 and 20c. Tuesday, duly 3d We Present Margaret Illir*jjton -IN “The Sacrifice” A DRAMA. Wednesday, duly 4th Special for the Fourth Moreno and Bruce IN “A Son of the Hills” A Strong Western Drama. Telephones 3605 or 304 I ho// MCU.Wd 35V3-M 3M 'i/OW 3<?non sna mxim aasvsid suv wxofi j atfhOdS SIH ONV J.J.VJWS I THE SPRATT FAMILY Are our steady customers. Each pal ate belonging io* the kiddies' or the grown-ups finds a morsel that pleases their meal time. If you’re a vegetar ian, keep out gf this shop or the ap petizing appeal of our choice meats v.ili cause you to do a rapid transit backslide to a sensible omnivorous diet. L F. Shaw & Sons Cos. LOST —Gofd Vanity Box, initials L. L. W. Suitable reward offered finder by W. H. Field. Thursday, duly sth We Present Mae Murray “The Primrose Ring” A DRAMA. Friday, duly <>th We Present Mme. Petrova —IN— “SouI of a Magdalene” A DRAMA. Saturday, duly 7th We Present 0 The Greatest of all Western Players “Shorty” Hamilton —IN— ' “The Adventures of Shorty” A Western Picture. A COMEDY | Latest War Pictures