The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, December 12, 1919, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT Personal Mention Miss Pamela Wragg, of Atlanta, and Mr. Tattnall Sheftall, of Louis jana, were the week-end guests of Mrs. A. G. Sheftall. : Dr. and Mrs. Hancock, of Macland, were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Dobbs. _ Dr. 8. D. Rambo has returned from a very successful hunting trip in Flor ida. He bagged a deer besides quan tities of smaller game. : Miss Aimee D. Glover came up from Agnes Scott to spend the week end at home. SIS Miss Marion McCamy, of Dalton, was the week-end guest of Miss Lois Gardner. Dr. and Mrs. C. T. Nolan returned on Wednesday from a visit to Roch ester Minnesota. Dr. Nolan attended the clinics of the Mayo Brothers. Mr. Jordan Black, Jr., has return ed from a business trip to New Or leans. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wyatt, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wyatt, Jr., Miss Rebecca Wyatt, and Miss Mabel Cor telyou went to Atlanta on Saturday to attend the wedding of Miss Laura Wyatt and Mr. J. L. Bodeker, Mr. Jordan Gardner _is in South, Georgia on a business trip. ; Mr. and Mrs. 8. H. Smith,, of' Lynchburg, Virginia, will arrive this week to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. [ E. P. Dobbs through the holidays. i Miss Glennis Hancock left last| week to spend some weeks at Shorter‘ College, in Rome. The Reading Circle of the W. M. S. of the Methodist Church, met with Mrs. Allan Hardeman on Mon day afternoon. Mrs. A. M. Gibbes was called to Atlanta on Saturday by the illness of her daughter, Miss Virginia Gibbes. Mrs. A. Knous and her little girl, who have been the guests of Mrs. B. G. Brumby, have returned to their home in Portland, Oregon. Mrs. Edith Frank was the week end guest of Mrs. Will Neal. Mr. J. A. Massey, who was moved from the .Marietta Sanitarium to his home on ‘Sunday, continues to suffer considerably with his broken limb. Mr. Newell Henderson, of Atlanta, was the week-end ‘guest of his sister, Mrs. W. E. Schilling. Mrs. Mercer Phillips and Miss Mamie Lewis Tysor, of Atlanta, and Mr. Robert Phillips, of Tennessee, were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Collins. Mrs. Herbert Brown, who has been visiting in Atlanta since leaving Mrs. Cottingham, has returned to her home in Washington. : Mrs. P. L. Meadow and baby, who have been spending some months with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Dy son, leave this week to join Mr. Mea dow in Akron, Ohio. Mr. Frank Ferris, who is with the American Telephone and Telegraph Company, is now stationed in Louis ville, Kentucky. Miss Fannie Glover left this week for Raleigh, N. C.,, where she will spend the holidays. Miss Julia Howell, who has been spending some months with her broth er, Mr. Jim Howell, in Chattanooga, has returned home. Mrs. H. N. DuPre and son, Harry, leave this week for New York, where they will spend the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Calvin and Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Morrisette and little daughter, Cresswell, have moved to Miss Fannie Glover's cottage on Whitlock Avenue, Mrs. John Warren, of Birmingham, Ala.,, and Colorado Springs, is the -guest of ‘her sister, Mrs. Henry Wyatt, Sr. e ——————— Catarrh Cannct Be Cured with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of tie disease. Crtarrh is a local disease, creatly in -fluenced by constitutional conditions, and in order to cure it you must take an Anternal remedy. Hall's Catarrh Medi ‘cine is taken internally and acts thru the blood on the mucous surfaces of the system. Hall's Catarrh Medicine was }:relcrlbed by one of the best physicians n this country for years. It is com posed of some of the best tonics known, combined with some of the best blood fl\l:riﬂerl. The perfect combination of e ingredients in Hall's Catarrh Medi cine is what produces such wonderful results in catarrhal conditions. Send for . ir'.'fr‘.m 8&%‘3‘5"3 CO., Props., Toledo, O, _All Drmu. e, & ¢ Hall's F ly Pills for constipation. I'_' S l FARMS AND Or a e CITY PROPERTY ——WE OFFER BARGAINS —— LARGE LIST TO SELECT FROM HOLLAND REALTY CO. ‘ Reynolds Building Telephone 134 - Marietta, Ga, ; Miss Rachel Nunnally, of Ameri cus, was the week-end guest of Miss Cora Brown. _ : | ’ There was a pleasant dance at the Club on Saturday evening. ~ Mrs. M. W. Robertson, who has been the popular guest of her sister, Mrs. Ryburn Clay, for some weeks,l left on Wednesday for her home in Boston, Mass. Mrs. Clay accompanied Mrs. Robertson and will be her guest through the holidays. Mr. Charley Brown spent - the week-end in Athens. Misses Cora Brown and Emma Katharine Anderson attended a Blidge party at the Capital City Club in Atlanta on Thursday after noon. Misses Berta Smith and Hughie Hull spent the week-end in Con yers. Misses Sara Weed Holmes and Bess Chester, of Atlanta, were the week end guests of Miss Frances Benson. Mrs. James T. Anderson is recov ering from a severe attack of tonsi litis. Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Lovelace and baby, of Atlanta, weer the week-end guests of Mr. F. E. A, Schilling and family. Miss Virginia Chappell, of Colum bus, Ga., and Miss Louise Berry, of Rome, who have been the guests of Miss Mary Byrd Tate, left on Mon day for their homes. Walter Kelley, who has been ill with pneumonia, has been’ taken to the Marietta Hospital for an opera tion. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Moore, of At lanta, anounce the arrival of a fine son, Quite a number of friends and rela tives from here attended the funeral of Mrs. Charley Powers, the daughter of Mr. A. P. McClain, near Acworth. The Birdge Clubs have discontin ued their meetings until after Christ mas, £ . Mr. and Mrs. Si Garrison have moved into the house with Mr. and Mrs. Trenholm Baker. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Annandale %have bought the Mayo Gantt house on Atlanta street, and have moved in, ; . i Mrs. George Northcutt entertained the Baptist Philatheas on Tuesday af ,ternoon. Mrs. Elizabeth Frey, of New Hope, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mayes Frey. Mr. Paul Baker came over from Alabama to visit home folks. Mrs. Lucy Pyron, of Wadley, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Marvin D. Frey. Miss Ruth Wolmesdorf, of Carters ville, was the week-end guest of Miss Emmie Montgomery. ¢ - s 2 The Shop of Beautiful Gifts SUGGESTS Hracelet Watehes ................ ...81800 to 8 75.00 Peark Boals o, ... Lan it et VNS 18000 SO DREYmE .0o il e i s A e FEBRCR RRAINS . ... .oo s e B 0 SRR BRI ... A 8 bey BB S T 2800 SN RN ... e A 1800 Coamen BlRgh . ... ..., o aiitiiiia: Al te T 195,00 BIBbIe MIBgE ... ... ioSB S 71800 SRR PO L caiaaaianalaane sam e 100.00 We have a large, new and attractive store of articles suit able for Christmas giving. Looking forward to the prob ability of a shortage at the holiday season, we provided against it, Pay us a visit; if that is not possible, a letter will bring desired information and Mail Orders will receive PROMPT ATTENTION. - E.A. MORGAN Jeweler and Optemetrist ' 10 E. Hunter Street. Atlanta, Georgia THERE’S ECONOMY IN A FEW STEPS AROUND THE CORNER “Mr. L. B. Carnes is quite ill at his home on Washington Avenue. Miss Sue Gignillat, who has been the guest of her cousin, Mr. J. J. ’Dgniell, has returned to her home in Seneca, South Carolina. ; Miss Maggte Ruth Edwards, who spent last week with her aunt, Mrs. J. C. Dyson, has returned to Ameri cus. : - Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Daniell, Mrs. Mudrack, Miss Myrtis Brown, Misses Ella and May Edwards, Mrs. Warren Benson, Mrs. C, D. Elder, Mrs. John Northcutt and Miss Addie Setze were among those attending the Schuman- Heink concert in Atlanta Monday evening. iy Mr. and - Mrs. Enoch Faw had as their dinner guests on Tuesday even ing Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Cohen, Miss Augusta Groves, Mrs. Sylvester, and Miss Jessie Sylvester. Mrs. Warren Benson and Miss Em ma May Rambo, as sponsors for the U. C. V.’s, were invited to be in the procession welcoming General Persh ing in Atlanta on Thursday after noon. ; Major Ed Groves, who has been at Fort McPherson for some months, has received his discharge. 1‘ Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Faw, and Miss Agnes Kendrick, of Atlanta, and Miss Helen Faw, from Agnes Scott Col-i lege, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Faw on Sunday. : Mrs. Frank Hazelhurst, of Macon, visited her sister, Mrs. Campbell Wal lace, Jr., the first of the week. Mr. Ralph Northcutt has present ed his wife with a very handsome Cadillac brougham. < Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hunt attended a dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pomeroy in Atlanta on Sunday even ing. Mr. E. H. Simpson, who has been ill so long, has been moved to the Marietta Sanitarium. : ‘D, A. R. TO MEET MONDAY. Fielding Lewis Chapter, D. A, R., will meet with Mrs. James W. Leggi at 3 o’clock on Monday afternoon. BISHOP MIKELL TO COME - FIRST SUNDAY IN JANUARY Bishop Mikell comes to this parish on January 4th, the first Sunday in the month. He will administer the rite of confirmation at the 11 o’clock service at St. James’ Church on that day. For Sale Farm Land B. F. Recd Co. THE MARIETTA JOURNAL MRS. ARTHUR SPRINGER % DIES ON MONDAY Many old friends here will be sad dened by the news of the death of Mrs. Arthur Springer, which occurred at her home in Charlotte, N. C., on Monday. Mrs. Springer, who was Miss Ro selle Mansfield, was formerly a be loved resident of Marietta, living here from childhood until a few years ago. Her father was Pastor of the First Baptist church here for years, and Mrs, Springer was for years the or ganist there . She was a woman of unusual charm and sweetness of character, and of fine mentality, and was always very popular., Mrs. Springer was an aunt of Mrs. W. A. Sams. WORTH WHILE XMAS PRESENTS First, there is that beautiful gold Fountain Pen, with gold chain attach ment—s2.so to $5.00. You can’t lose it. Ask to see them. Then we have Waterman Ideal Feuntain . Pens—beauties, 2.50 and up. ; Also the famous Tempoint Foun tain Pen, and the Silver and Gold Eversharp Pencils—perfect beauties and sufficient leads to last a year. WIKLE’S BOOK STORE. A “‘sure enough” Christmas present —a Delco Light plant. '“ \ - £ - | ourD | Ask Yoy ] ?ﬂ@ il z;"’W on | & 3. ) Grond Prize Mo Be] Firearms 8 Ammunition (% B Write for Catalogae’ - b 4 TTHE REMINGTON ARMS UMC. €O, e JiB ;’;Jj WORWORT™ BLDe tisw yore Grvy (=R .{i"ij‘f’ Pty © it | : E},\ 6 5, y Quality Firsty N Why a Chalmers Starts Quickly on a Cold Day OU can let a Hot Spot Chalmers stand in the cold all day and then step on the starter button and—a/most instantly —the engine is running. - No long wait, no running down of the battery, no lost tentrer. Instead, quick action. ' In a few moments the engine is running with rare smoothness, minus backfire and “coughing.”” It is ““firing on all six.”’ Hot Spot and Ram’s-horn are responsi " ble for the quick starting in a Chalmers. | . Hot Spot vaporizes the raw gas to a fine 4 point; and Ram’s-horn hurries it quickly and evenly to the cylinders. , So that there is full ignition and hence quick power and smooth power. Price $1685 {. o. b. Detroit. W. G. CLEGG, Dealer BRUMBY’S GARAGE CHURCH STREET., MARIETTA, GEORGIA. L ‘ ™~ _'-.. (ot mmyes O ~ AJAH Aey >AI sl N b - o e/ RAT < mA R in il me RN - (i L 4 »l“‘l", I m MMH‘;!}.‘;{# J{B o‘ll,llh.:"‘W“m iul;t gy e R T S B e gR e TG Ay ey T i "?"'f*’?-}:;‘!,,‘:?f'.frw T M‘“"Wmmwm e e /\ SR R ':_:\_“;‘; s i .... o ‘-,;; M N 7 "viii.?'if&‘é?’i“'.i,‘;:’w i T ‘“ﬁ%ﬁi"f é“;;g!ﬁ;’i;&}?;fﬁ Ity wl I . - 3 < “.::;tl E.d;{'fﬁ!i{i’“ Qi \ a 2 A 3 !I’}‘ e gPt (B S) i W) N\ .e. . » What Shall I Give? Every twelve ;months' this question confronts us. OF course you want something appropriate and perhaps having more than one present to make, naturally you wish the doﬂgr, . 10 go as far as possible. We will surely help you do this. LET US SUGGEST : 2 % Fountain Pens: A Waterman Ideal, gbld pens, the Fa mous Tempoint Fountain Pen, also the Beautiful and Ser viceable Fountain Pen, with gold chain attached. You can’t loose ’em; or an Ever-Sharp Pencil in silver and gold ko daks ; Pocket Books, Bill Books, or if fond of Books, we have them by the most popular authors, 40c to $2.00. o AND STATIONERY : Box paper in every tint and shade. We don’t believe a more beautiful iine of box papers has ever Leen shown in - Marietta. You should see them. ‘ DOLLS: : We haven’t a big stock of dolls, but what we have are pretty and servieeable. Have you seen Polly Wise and Billy Wise. You should see them, as the children say ‘‘they certainly are cute.”” And don’t overlook the monkeys. Life size and just like a monkey. : s CANDY : ’ We will handle Wiley’s fine c¢andies for the holidays. None better. The Wiley Christmas Box will be a beauty. SAVING : : We are simply going to save you money on every pur chase—Honestly, we will, 2 Yours truly, e . = - Wikle’s B 1 i, ikle’s Book Store !Advertisements in The Journal Sell_s the Goods FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1916.