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About The Bartow tribune. The Cartersville news. (Cartersville, Ga.) 1917-1924 | View Entire Issue (July 18, 1918)
ALFORD GRIFFIN. \ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peyton Griff in, of Cassville, annouce the marri age of their daughter, Julia, to Mr. William Leroy Alford, of Rome. The marriage took place Tuesday evening July 16th, Rev. E. A. Scott, officiating. , PICTURE SHOW PARTY. Miss Annie Felton was hostess on last Thursday afternoon at a picture show party, to see Mary Pickford in “M’Liss,” gives in honor of three of her schoolmates, Miss Margaret An derson of Statesboro, Miss Catherine Comfort of Marietta, and Miss Ruth Lane of Rockmarf, who were the at tractive guests of Miss Dorothy Cun yus. After the picture an ice course was served at Milam’s. Miss Felton's guests included: Misses Margaret Anderson, Catherine “Comfort, Ruth Lane, Dorothy Cunyus, Lucy Cunyus, Jo SprouTi, RachaeT Stephens, Oneida" Taylor, Margaret Field, Eva Saxon, Mildred Garwood. Annie Laurie Jones, Pauline Gilreath, Mary Van Devander, Zeta White, Em f gene Munford, Lillian McDaniel. ( i ALWAYS IN THE LEAD DIXIE ' —THEATRE :IRECTE!> BY! J. r. tiAUK/S Phone 41 1 Cartersville, Ga. Monday duly 22nd. Open at 3 P. M. —We Present — \ Francis Carpenter —IN— A MODERN JACK & THE BEAN STALK (A Fox Standard Production.) Admission 9 and 13c War Tax 1 and 2c Total .10 and 20c Tuesday duly 23rd. Open at 3 P. M. WE PRESENT Vivian Martin —IN— VIVIETTE ROscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle ... IN OUT WEST (Return Showing.) Admission 9 and 13c War Tax 1 and 2c Total 10 and 15c Wednesday July 24th. Open at 3 P. M. We Present GAUMONT NEWS WEEKLY Gloria Swanson —IN— YOU CAN’T BELIEVE EVERY THING A Drama. .Admission 9 and 13c War Tax 1 and 2c Total 10 and 15c Thursday duly 2oth. Open at 3 P. M. v\ e Presjsut William Russel] -IN SNAP JUDGMENT (A Western Drama.) Chas. Chaplin IN THE IMMIGRANT Admission 9 and 18c War Tax land 2c Total W and 15c Fridy July 2C>tH. Open at 3 P. M. We Prespnt FORD EDUCATIONAL WEEKLY R<n r_ Stewart —IN— THE FLY GOD & (A Westen Drama.) Admission 9 and 13c War Tax 1 and 2c Total 10 and I‘c Saturday July 27tH. Open at 1 p. m. We Preesnt GAUMONT GRAPHIC WEEKLY KEYSTONE COMEDY Shorty Hamilton —TN— DENNY FROM IRELAND Admission 9 and 13c War Tax 1 and 2c Total 10 asd 13c SPROULL-SIMS Mr. and Mrs. Charles William Sproull of Cartersville, Ga., announce the en gagement of their daughter, Jo, to Mr. Rembert Sims, of Memphis, Tenn., the wedding to take place on the evening of Wednesday, the fifteenth of August, at the Sam Jones Memorial Church, in Car tersville. The above announcement will be received with cordial and sincere in terest by a large circle of friends of the contracting parties. Miss SprouF i< one of Cartersville's most lovely NELSON-EDGE. Mr. Arthur Nelson and TiW' Annie Davis Edge, accompanied by Misses Davis and Kennedy and Mr. Ttaiford. motored in from, the Euharlee district Wednesday afternoon and went to the Presbyterian Manse, where they secured the services of Rev. L. G. ft !I;: officiate at their mi-riagc. The ceremony was performed in the parlor of the Manse, and was wit % r-essed by those accompanying the contracting parties and the family of Mr. Hames. Immediately after the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson motored to s*the home of their sister, Mrs. William Whitesides, in the Euharlee sommun ity, where a wedding supper was serv ed, a number of relatives and,friends being invited for this occasion. # f Mr. and Mss. Nelson are now at Louie to their friends. The bride is a daughter* of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Davis, of Taylorsville, and is greatly admired by a large circle of friends. Mr. Nelson is one of the county’s substantial citizens, numbering his friends by the scores, all of whom will join us in extending congratula tions upon his good fortune. FOR VISITORS Mrs. Logan Vaughan entertained with a picture show party last Friday afternoon for the Misses Cunyus and their guests, the Misses Anderson, Comfort and Lane. Mrs. Lily Bradley entertained very delightfully Tuesday afternoon for Miss Anderson and Misses Cunyus. A number ,of guests were inv:fed *o meet these ’charming girls. Miss Lila Morgan was a loveiy hostess last Wednesday afternoon and a party given in honor of Miss Mary Vandevender and Mrs. Ed Cole, wl o were the guests of relatives in Car tersville. The entertainment was in the natuee of a picnic supper at Rac coon Creek, the guests going out in autos. Those present included Mrs. Ed. Cole, Miss Mary Vandervender, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cunyus, Miss Dorothy Cunyus, Misses Anderson, Comfort and Lane, Miss Lucy Cunyus, Mrs. Sarah Tucker, Miss Mary Gold Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey For rester and their guest, Miss Ilene Ma lone of Marietta. SOLDIER BOYS COMING. Eighteen soldier boys from Camp Gordon will arrive in Cartersville Sat uiglay afternoon for a week-end stay, and their hosts will be Mrs. Sam P. Jones, Mrs. R. Pyron, Mrs. R. K. Adair, Mrs. Walter White, Mrs. Carl Nelson, Mrs. Baldwin, Mrs. W. S. Peebles, Mrs. Ab Montfort. A picnic luncheon will be served at Meadowview Farm, immediately af ter the arrival of the party, and a number of young ladies have been in vited to accompany them for the even ing’s entertainment. . -i Mr. Leon P. Howard left Sunday evening for Jacksonville. Fla., where he has accepted a position with the Firestone Tire and Rubber Cos. Mr. Howard’s family will leave r.’toW tb f '- lirst of August. lie has held a re sponsible position for some time past with the Thompcn Weinman Cos. and is fully equipped to assume his new duties. He is a popular Cartersville b y and goes to the Florida city with the best wishes of many friends here. Mr. r.nd Mrs. J. W. Aackson a'C now topping with Mrs. Pitfasd on No; th Erwin street. They have a c their guests this week their n?e :o, Mi a Elsie Kendall of Atlanta. Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Huey of At lanta Were week-end guests of Dr..hi and Mrs. R. E. Wilson. FOR RENT POSSESION AT ONCE Four-room apartment, first floor. Furnished or unfurn ished. Bath and all modem conveniences. Apply MRS. HENRY HARVEY. Vi Frwin St P'.IOTIA ?.%() THe TRIBUNE-NEWS, CARTERSV.LLE, GEORGIA, JULY 18, 1918 WOMAN’S PAGE and charming young women, while Mr. Sinrs is a prominent, young busi ness man of the Tennessee city. Their wedding will be a social event of August. “ t Locals and Personals A Rev. C. L. McGinty accompanied his mother-in-law, Mrs. T. T. Herndon as far as Atlanta Thursday, on her return trip home. Mrs. Hernodn Has been spending several weeks in Car tersville, the guest of her daughter, 1 Mrs. McGinty. She was accompanied home by little Miss Marion McGinty, who will pentT"some time with her grandparents. Miss Mildred Lewis is the guest of friends in Kingston and 'Adairsville this week. Messrs. H. W. Paris and E.*D. Veaoh were among the business vis itors from Adairsville spending a part of Wednesday in Cartersville. Mr. and Mrs. ,J. B. Davis motored over from Taylorsville Wednesday, and while here weFeTguests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Leake. Mr. R. H. Ixiudermilk, who resides near Acworth, was a prominent vis itor spending a few hours in Carters ville Wednesday. Dr. C. M. Chamlee, of Adairsville, \ was among the well-known visitors in Cartersville Tuesday. Miss Dorothy Cunyus, her guests, Misses Comfort and Anderson, Miss Lucy Cunyus, Mr. A. B. Cunyus, and Mrs. Jim Shaw motored over to Rock mart last Thursday for the day, an~T were acompanied home by Miss Ruth Lane. Mr. and Mr§. Will E. Sims, or At lanta, spent last Sunday in Carters ville, guests of Mr. and Mrs.’ F!. J. Jolly. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Webb are now making their home at Elberton. Mr. Webb having been assigned to that point by his company, the Georgia Railway & Power Company. He has been stationed in Atlanta for The past two years, and this promotion comes as a reward for his faithful services Mrs. Webb has been is the officp of The Tribune-News for the past few months, and she proved, herself to be a very efficient business woman. The wishes of their large circle of friends go with Air. and Mrs. Webb to their new home. , Mrs. G. H. Howard is visifjng friends in Atlanta this week. • Mr. and Mrs. Nat Donahoo and Mi. Clarence Donahoo, Mrs. Julia. Eaves and two children left Tuesday for Plains, Ga., where they will be the gulsts of relatives for several days. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Keith and two daughters, of Canton, were the week-end guests of Mrs. J. A. Steph ens. Mr. F. M. Bell and young son,, Mas ter Richard B. Bell, were in town Tuesday for a short business trip. Mss. W. R. Mctianiel, of Atlanta, is spending this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Ray. Miss Margaret Wilson accompani. and by her aunt, Mrs. Pittard of Cass ette,‘left Saturday for WashimCon Ga., and other points in the easter-, part c r the slate for a trip of several days. Mrs. P.obert Jones, accompanied by her sister, Mrs. A. W. Franks, will spend next week at Borden-Wheeler Springs, Ala. Mrs. Jones, who is manager of the Cartersville Western Union office, was given a vacation by that company, with full nay, and in addition site was pleasantly surprised to receive a bonus check, awarded her for the business-like manner in which she has conducted the affairs of her office during the past year. Baby yesterday morn ing. Gotj Jf&oy Percy Medicine' from Baby relieved. Was good all' afternoon. —(Advf.) Mrs. Ed Manly, daughter and son have returned home, after a two weeks’ visit to parents and relative in Cordele, accompanied by her mot t rr -‘Od sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Zim Jackson and children and Miss Connie Tinsley have returned after a week’s trip to South Georgia. They visited Cordele. Tifton and Moultrie, and in the lat ‘or city were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas L Cannon. Mr. Jackson re i << . ii _ iL Some Store News Some real store news is to be found in the advertisment col umns of this paper. A most careful persual of the offerings announced therein by the progressive merchants will af ford money saving opportunities. Read the advertisements! roads in fine shape. He left Moul trie early Tuesday morning, and reached Cartersville at eight o’clock that evening. Master Tom Steed of Etowah, Tenn., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Eidson, at their home on Forrest Ave. Mr. \\ alter C. Lawhorn has arriv ed safely overseas, according to information just received in Carters ville by his mother, Mrs. John Law hoi n. He is a member of the famous old Fifth Georgia, and received his preliminary training at Camp Wheel er. Mr. A. N. Farmer, of Atlanta, is a new resident of Cartersville. He has been stationed here by the Western Union, and will have charge of THe wires of his company is this part o 4 the state. Mr. Farmer is a very af- j fable young man, and he will receive ! a cordial welcome from local people. 1 Mr. R. c. Pittard, Traffic Manager ! lor the Florida Sugar Company, with ! headquarters at Florida-Camaguey.! Cuba, is spending his vacation with 1 his parents, Air. and Mrs. W. T. Pit-' vard. at their home on North Erwin street. Miss Elise Kendall, of Atlanta, is the guest this week of Mrs. J. W. Jackson. Mr. Thomas A. Breen, relief man ager for’the Western Usion, is now in charge of the local office of his com pany. while Mrs. Jones is taking her vacation. Messrs. X. A., R. N., H. H., and W. M. White, of the Rydal commun ity# were registered at the Park on Tuesday. Messrs. J. M. Fowler and D. P. Butler of Marietta were business vis itors In Cartersville Tuesday. Misss Flora Little has been the THE KNOCKER SILENCED! Nothing Good is Attempted in the World But What Some one Knocks it. They all say, “Matthews has the best grocery store in town," then some of them add, “BUT he is higher than other people.’* How ever, we have had dozens of our customers to tell us recently that they have traded with us and also traded with other people and they found in the end that they SAVED dollars and cents to do al! their trading with us. If you don’t believe it in your esse, PUT US TO THE TEST. TRY US. Give us all your busi ness for 30 days then compare results with your accounts at other places. Our aim is to serve you with the best the market affords at the lowest prices possible. We buy all your produce and do our best to help you in every way possible. In return, can you not give us your cooperation and in fluence? “Matthews” \ Phone 12 Nos. 4 and 6 E. Main St. Phone 13 A Clean Store; a Clean Stock; Prompt Service; a Square Deal to all. guest of friends and relative in At lanta and Marietta during the past j week. Mr. A. E. Brogden, of Adairsville. was registered at the Park Tuesday. Messrs. B. J. Davis and W. H. Jones, of Taylorsville, were in Car tei ville Tuesday. Messrs. Earl Leach and Clift Sar rett, of White, were pleasant visitors ! in Cartersville Tuesday night. ■Mr. Chas. Maxwell, of Adairsville, i visited in Cartersville Tuesday. Miss Louise Earwood spent Sunday j with her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. A. J. j Earwood, near Pine Log. | Mrs. H. G. B. Turner has returned j home after a visit with her daugnter. Mrs. Claude A. Phillips, is Atlanta. Mr. E. A. Merrill, of Carrollton, transacted business here Tuesday. Miss .Lessie Morris has returned from a pleasant visit of severaT"3ays to relatives at White. Messrs F. W. Dent and J. C. Jolly of Kingston were among the Bartow fountains registered at , the Park Tuesday. Mrs. N. R. Wylly has just returned from a pleasant visit to friends in Winder. She was met in Atlanta by Mrs. C. H. Stewart in her car and they motored over to Winder, Mrs. Stewart accompanying Mrs. Wyllv as far as Atlanta on the return trip, and they visited friends at Camp Gordon. Mr. Wilbur A. Nelson, State Geol ogist for Tennessee, was among the prominent visitors spending a few days in the city this week, being call ed here bwHnterests in court. The Blue Lodge Masons of Carters vilie held a very interesting meeting at their hall on Tuesday evening and exemplified the Masters degree on a class of candidates. , i Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Terry and children of Rome returned home Sun day after a visit of several days’ at the home of their parents, Mr. and i Mrs. W. H. Terry. Mrs. W. J. Neel visited Atlanta I Tuesday. Mr. Wallace Morgan of Chattanooga was a welcome visitor to friends here Sunday. . .Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. Phillips, of Atlanta, ansounce the birth of a daughter who was born June L'Btn, and who has been christened Edna Emogene. Mr. Phillips is an old Bar tow county boy and has many friends in this county. He volunteered for the army in 1917, and is now en route to France. „ Mr. J. J. Dykes, of Adairsville, who is serving as a juror in superior court this week, favored the Trfbune-News with a call on Tuesday. Miss John Shaw, who resides near Acworth is spending this week as the attractive guest of Miss Annie Laurie Jones at her country home three miles from town. The family of Mr. Ray Jones re ceived the glad tidirigs this week that he had arrived safely ‘‘over there.” Mr. Jones, who is a son of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Jones, has the rank of first class private, and is a motorcycle dispatch rider. His broth er, Mr. William C. Jones, has been over some weeks. Miss Frances Jones is spending this week as the guest of her niece, Miss Laura Louise Jones, in Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Rogers,, of Rome, passed though Cartersville Thursday, enroute to Atlanta for a business trip. Mr. Rogers is a native of Bartow county, and was born and eared at Kingston. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. McKeever and children have returned to Carters ville, after a short stay in Alcoa, Tenn., and will make this city their home in future. Miss Florence Roberts, of Jackson ville, Fla., is spending this week as the attractive guest of Mrs, T. C. Nelson, at Euharlee. Mr. and Mrs. J T. Kennedy and chil dren, of Atlanta, spent several days this week in Cartersville, guests of Mr. Kennedy's mother, Mrs. F. M. Kennedy. , Mrs. W. A. Leake has returned home after spending a short time wit'a her sister, Mrs. Cleghorn, in Sum merville. Miss Bernice Tumlin wert to At lanta Tuesday for a short visit.
