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EUNICE GINN
greenpless.
- j.illian G> een, of Grows Springs,
Thomas F. Pless, of Ranger,
, eie quietly married Sunday, August
Rev A. E. Scott officiating.
RIGGINS-GAINES.
Inesday, August 22, Miss Lida
,sand Mr. Henry Gaines were
•nut;* and at the home of the bride's
iar( . n i near Cassville, Rev. Walter
v \ ~ iis officiating.
matthews-sams.
() f rerest to a wide circle of
, is the announcement of the
, ue of Mis>s Mildred Matthews
A. Sams, Lieutenant United
Reserve Corps, on Thursday,
August 23.
Sams is well-'known in Carters
ing the daughter of Mr. and
- Mathews and having lived
nil il the first of the year when
ily moved to Marietta.
TINSLEY-WiLLIAMS.
.oauSful home wedding of Tues
oning was that of Miss Othella
oth Tinsley and Mr. 0. L. Wil
- at the home of the bride’s par-
Ir. and Mrs. T. W. Tinsley, at
ah Bend,” Rev L. G. Hames of
; fiat ing.
The color scheme was yellow and
and white tapers and golden
were used in the living room
' an improvised altar was made
PAKf
I 1 $6.00 up 1
1 m sl * 2s to
We make it a point to carry only
£oods of known quality and established
reputation. That is why you will find
only the genuine EASTMAN KODAK
goods in our camera department.
We are now carrying a complete stock of:
EASTMAN AUTOGRAPHIC KODAKS.
EASTMAN BROWNIE CAMERAS.
EASTMAN AUTOGRAPHIC FILMS.
If it isn’t an Eastman, it isn’t a Kodak.
Ben C. Gilreath Drug Cos.
Headquarters for kodak supplies
[Faith is the. I
FO U N DAT ION OF I
GOOD I
have a lot of faith in the good judgment of
°f our townsmen. That is why we offer
P nothing but the highest quality of goods in
an I > 'Twe handle. We’re finding that it pays
anil have a lot of faith in the future of this town
and thl s establishment.
)<,}> 9jP* y *SO Children’s and Misses’ Dresses M _
75c values for 45C
Values for ----- -- - -8 5 c
12 . STEINBERG’S
all Street Phone 322 Cartersville, o*.
Steinberg Says is So*
r " <mi ,era *. bofore which ihe bridal
party stood.
Before the ceremony, Miss Vail
Jones sang At Dawning” and the
wedding march was played by Miss
Rarylu Young.
The bride entered with her father
and made a lovely picture in her white
satin with a bodice of silver lace. Her
veil was caught with orange blossoms
and her flowers we,re bride's roses
showered with swansoia.
Miss Connie Tinsley was maid of
honor and she wore apricot taffetta
and carried Ophelia roses.
Mr. John Moore, of Atlanta, was
1-est man.
Immediately after the.ceremony an
informal reception. was held and an
4cc course was served. Assisting Mrs.
Tinsley' in serving were: .Mrs. H. R.
Maxwell. Mrs. Zim Jackson. Mrs. Char
les Collins and Misses Vail Jones, Car
ol, lie Young, Gladys and Zeta White,
Mary Roberts, Irene Shaw, Emogene
M unford and Dorothy Cunyus.
The bride’s going away suit, was of
blue deer cloth with hat to match.
Mr. and Mrs. Williams left for At
lanta in his car and from there they
w ill go to Washington, D. C., andvNew
York.
Picture Show Party.
Mrs. John Anderson entertained at
tiie Dixie Theatre on Tues lay after
noon in honor of her two young grand
daughters. Hue an*i Charlotte Pruden,
of Dalton. At the conclusion of the
picture refreshments were served at
Milam’s. Twenty-five little maidens
were invited.
THE BARTOW TRIBUNE-THE CARTERSVILLE NEWS, AUGUST 30, 1917
WOMAN’S PAGE
DANCE.
The members of the Etowah Club
were the guests at a i>atriotic dance
civen by the young ladies on last Fri
day evening. The club room was dee
fated in the national colors and large
flags were draped throughout the room,
lunch was served and an Atlanta, or
chestra furnished the music.
The chaperons were: Mr. and Mrs.
Lindsay Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Gilreath, Mrs. Ed Cole and Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur Ham. Those dancing
were: Misses Caroline and Marylu !
Young, Alice Crouch, Zeta White, i
j Othella Tinsley, Ethel Adair, Margar- !
j etta Womelsdorf, Evelyn Satterfield.;
Unis, Swift, Mary Peeples, Pearl
Steinberg, lionise Walker, of Monroe, '
I ucile Stephens and Miss Parham, the !
‘ gv.est of Airs Forrester. Besides the*
i cut of town boys, those invited were:
j Messrs. Buck parterson. Fred, Rob
artd Jack Kniglit, Will Henry Lumpkin.
; George Tii s-ley, Earl Scheuer, Evans
. Strickland, Jack Tomlin, Hugh Aker
man, Yorman Shaw, Ben Steinberg. !
•A ni and Paul Pittard. Heyward
i Young. Hugh and Charles Y mv. Miles ;
I Gilreath, Talbot, Mainard and Wofford J
Gilreath.
FOR MISS WiKLE.
i Aljss Francis Wilde was the bonoree j
|' fa theatre party given by her hos- !
i tors, Miss Cornelia Milam, on Friday. |
* After the picture an ice course was
i served at Milam's,
j Those invited were: Misses Francis
j Wikle, Marvin and Caroline Youngr
j Gladys and Zeta White, Joe Sproull,
j F. aners and Lillian White, Vail Jones,
j Margaret Field, Eunice Shepherd. *
Evelyn Satterfield, Carolyn Knight, i
Fthel Adair, Emogene Munford, Dor- j
othy and Lucy Cunyus, Annie Lee]
Jackson, Marihill .Tolly, Pauline Gil
roath, Jessie Wikle. Irene Shaw,
Othella Tinsley, Annie Felton, Oneida
j Taylor. Eva Saxon and Rachel Steph
! ens.
FOR VISITORS.
Illrss Alice Crouch was hostess at
the Dixie on Monday in compliment
to Mias Parham and Miss Ingram, the
guests of Mrs. Lindsay Forrester. At
the conclusion of the picture, refresh
ments were served at Milam’s.
Those invited were Mrs. Lindsay
Forrester, Misses Parham, Ingram,
Marylu and Caroline Young, Evelyn
Satterfield, Myrtice and Ethel Adair,
Isa Neel, Namcy Iriek, Carolyn -and Re
becca Knight, Sara Fite. Roslyn Lump
kin, Gladys and Zeta White, Emily and
Jessie Daves and Minerva Word.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO MEET.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the First Baptist church will have
their circle meeting at the church next
Monday afternoon at three o'clock,
after which they will assemble for a
business meeting.
Every member is urged to attend as
the year’s work is being brought to a
close and we very much desire to even
up all our obligations. If need be, let
us deny ourselves and endeavor to do
the part that has been given us for
the Master’s kingdom.
MRS. W. A. DODD, President.
\
FOR VISITORS.
Mrs. J. W. L. Brown was hostess at
the Dixie Theatre on Tuesday after
noon complimenting her house guests,
Miss Elizabeth Stephens, oT Marietta,
and Miss Francis Brown, of Atlanta.
At the conclusion of the picture an ice
course was served at Milam’s.
Those invited were: Misses Gladys
and Zeta White, Caroline and Marylu
Young, Carolyn Knight, Francis Adair,
Alice Field, Charlotte Flemisier, Ruth
Womelsdorf, and Elizabeth Vaughan,
and Edgar Kelley, Will Colbert, Char
les Young, Jewell Jolly and Gaz White.
KNITTING PARTY.
Miss Maria Finley was hostess at a
knitting party on Tuesday morning.
Itpring the morning Mrs. Finley serv
ed tea and sandwiches to the young
k hitters.
Those invited were: .Misses Elj/.a
betli. and Ruth Vaughan. Charlotte
Ftemisiter, Alice Field, Francis Weems,
Rath Woanelsdorf, Claire Howard,
Mary Peeptes, Annette Granger, .Veil
I’usier, Lillian Jolly, Martha Colbert,
Francis Adair, Eva Milner. Martha
Akerman, Eva Dodd. Evelyn Garwood
and Francis Daniel
Mrs, Flemister Entertains.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. P. C.
Flemister was hostess at the Dixie in
honor of her visitors, Misses Grace
and Francis Flemister, of Dalton. Af
ter the (picture an ice course was se* *-
ed at Milam’s.
The guests included Misses Grace
and Francis Flemister, Maggie Irick,
Caroline and Marylu Young. Emily
and Jessie Daves and 1 Lucile Stephens--
FOR MRS. ANDREWS.
Mrs. O. W. Haney was hostess at
the Dixie on Tuesday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Andrews who leaves
soon to make her home in Tenenssee.
After the picture an ice course was
served at Champlon-GUreath Drug
Store.
Those invited were: Mesriames An
drews, Fred Radebaugh, Milton Gaines.
T. Townsend, Baker. Arthur
Franks, H. R. Maxwell, C. W. Sproull,
Debbie, A. B. Collins, C. A. Allday,
j Robert Jones, J. w. Stanford, Zim
Jackson, Bessie McDaniel, and Miss
Maggie Trick.
PERSONALS.
Miss Luciie Stephens will spend the
week-end in Atlanta,
Miss Annie Lee Jackson is visiting
in Chattanooga and LaFayette.
Air. and Mrs. Billy Jackson are
spending the week at Cohutta Springs.
Airs. Frank Matthews and daughter
and Mrs. C. L. McGlnty and daughter
are in Athens Ga.
Miss Bety and Rhodes, of Athens, aud
Miss Edna Morris, of Barnesville, are
guests of Airs. Charlie Collins.
I will be in Cartersville on .Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday, September
3, 4 and 5, for tuning pianos and any
other piano work. Glias. H. Smith, At
lanta, Ga.
Captain Bennett Conyers leaves this
week for his post at Camp Gordon and
Sergeant William Conyers has been
transferred to the Texas border.
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Jackson announce
the birth of a son. Joseph Milton, on
August 11.
Fine, fresh milk cow for sale. Apply
to M. L. Johnson, Cass Station, Ga.
Mr. *W. L. Jones, of Cave Spring,
spent Monday with his sister, Mrs. j
J Daisy E. Hightower.
1 will be in Cartersville on Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday, September
li, 4 and 5, for tuning pianos and any
ether piano work. ('has. H. Smith, At
lanta, (5 a.
Miss Annie Felton is visiting in
Rome.
Miss Maddox, of Columbus, attended
the Tinsley-Will lams wedding.
. . I. -M..— II " "
YES, PRICES, on the old time basis almost,
just because we have some goods which we own at
less than market prices we can afford to sell Blue
Chambry Shirts at 48c.
Cotton Checks at per yard
11 l-2c
6 Spools Willimantic Thread
for . . . 25c
Men’s Overalls, (striped) for
per pair . $l.OO
Men’s Wash Pants for per
pair . $l.OO
Ladies’ White Skirts for 79c
Men’s Work Shoes at per
pair . . . $3.50
The same hind zve had last year.
Lots of other “good things’’ for vou when you come
in. PRODUCE TAKEN SAME AS CASH.
ATCO STORES CO.
“That Cotton Mill Store”
“Retailers of Everything and Buyers of Produce”
Mrs. J. H. Wofford and children
have returned from a trip to Cohutta.
Mrs. Frank Pruden and children,-of
Dalton, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John Anderson.
Miss Lida Parham, of Gainesville,
and Miss Henry Ingram, of Columbus,
are guests of Mrs. Lindsay Forrester.
Miss Francis Wikle. of Marietta,
was the week-end guest of Miss Corne
lia Milam.
Mrs. Bernard Bass, of Dunedjn, Fla.,
is the guest of Mrs. Sam Candler.
Mrs. James R. Brown and Miss
Francis Brown, of Atlanta, arc guests
of Air. and Airs. J. W. L. Brown
Alias Elizabeth Stephens, of Mari
etta, is the guest of Aliss Pauline
Brown.
Mrs. J. W. Bradford spent the week
end with her parents at Tilton.
FOR SALE—-One No, 10 Remington
typewriter in good condition, and one
roller top desk. Will he sold at a bar
gain. Apply at. Tribune office.
Mrs. Paul Rhodes, oj Atlanta, has
! been the guest of her parents, Air. and
i Mrs. J. A. Morris.
1 ■*
Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips, of Syla
! < ruga, Ala., are visiting relatives.
Atr. and Mrs. Wm. Reel, .of Edge
held, S. C., visited relatives here last
week.
Miss Liz/.abelle Saxon leaves next
week for Atlanta where she has ac
cepted a. position as teacher in the
Girls’ High School.
LAND
We will give a three-year lease
to have cleared and put into culti
vation 250 acres of as fine land as
there is in Bartow County, where
the timber has just been sawed,
divided into tracts of 50 acres or
more. Will furnish houses and
give whatever timber that is left on
the land. This land is a pstrt of
the Lyon Farm, six miles west of
Cartersville on the Etowah River.
For further information, write
T. J. LYON,
46-50 West Alabama St.,
Atlanta, Ga.
■ al\vays|injhe:lead
DIXIE
THEATRE ——
DIRECTED BY
E. W. GOULD and J. Y. HARRIS
Phone 4J Cartersville, Ga.
Monday, Sept. 3cl
We Present
Carlyle Blackwell
—IN—
“The Price of Pride”
A DRAM 4.
Tuesday, Sept. 4th
We Present
Wallace Reid and
Kathlyn William*
IN
“Big Timber”
A DRAMA.
FORD EDUCATIONAL WEEKLY
Wednesday, Sept. Sth
We Present
An All Star Cast
—IN—
“The Question”
A DRAMA.
Thursduy, Sept. 6th
WE PRESENT
Pauline Frederick
—IN—
“The Love that Lives”
By Scudder Middleton.
Admission 5c and 15c.
Friday, Sept. 7th
We Present
Harold Lockwood
—IN—
“The Hidden Spring”
A DRAMA.
Saturday, Sept. Hth
We Present
The World's Greatest Comedian
—IN—
His Latest Comedy
THE COMEDY PLAYERS
j “In HIS NAUGHTY THOUGHT”
Latest War News.
Admission 10c to all.
Good Weight Drill, 37 in.
wide, 10 yards for $l.OO
Only a limited lot to offer ,
Remnants; big table of lawn
and pajama check rem
nants at less than mill cost.
One lot Ladies’ White Dress
es to close out at 1-2 price.
Sea Island, 38 inches wide
for per yard 12c
Telephones
3605 or 304