The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, January 16, 1920, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT SIS ARA SRS AnEE . o o ] 38 Pt : ~ GORRESPONDENTS POLK SCHOOL 3 . —— - School is progressing nicely at this place. We have an enrollment of about 60 scholars. Mr. Haden McCollum and his bride ‘have moved to Marietta. Mrs. Coonie Davis and little daugh ter, Mary Lavonia, visited Mrs. J. H. Campbell and family one day last week. Mr. Geo. J. Kemp, who has been _taking ‘the census, spent Saturday night and Sunday with home folks. Master Hermon Beavers visited Mr. Davis one day last week. Miss Alvira Adair is real sick with pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. George Brock and two children, Carline and Edward, spent Sunday with Rev. F. M. Lacy and family. Mr. and Mrs. George Kemp spent Sunday with her parents, of Ken nesaw. Sunday school was well attended at this place Sunday. : : —Merry Kid. PINE MOUNTAIN ACADEMY We have been having some very cold weather in our part of the coun try. Maybe it has froze Mr. 801 l Weevil out. We hope so at least. Miss Elvira Adair has been real sick with pneumonia, but we are glad to know that she is some better. Mrs. Paul Austin is on the sick list at this writing. We hope for her a speedy recovery. Master Tom Lacy had a very se vere attack of croyp last Tuesday night. He is to be carried to Atlanta for an operation this week. School at this place is progressing very fine, under the management of Mr. Nathan Hilerbrand and his sister a 9 assistant. Sunday School at this place was well attended Sunday afternoon. Ev erybody come next Sunday and bring somebody with them. What greater work can you do than work for your Master. Remember prayer meeting next Sunday night at this place. A Mr. Carl Leavell has moved on Mr. Edd Hicks place. We welcome him in our community. Mr. George J. Kemp came in home Saturday night. He is canvassing Oregan and Macland districts as 'cen-l sSus enumerators. : Mr. Arthur Griggs and wife visit. | ed Mr. George Kemp and family and Mr. George Griggs and family the first of last week. They are well satisfied with their new home on Kel ly Street. We are sorry to hear of Mrs. Tom Flinn’s serious sickness. We hope she can soon be restored to her usual health. Mr. George Kemp and wife visited Mr. W. P. Giles and family Sunday, who have been sick for two weeks, but we are glad to know they are better. The singing given by Miss Lillian McCollum Sunday night was enjoyed by all present. Let's hear from all the correspon dents from all over Cobb county. The weather is too rough to do any thing but cut woed, and cook and eat; and why not sit down and write the news to the Journal. That is what it takes to make a good enterprising county paper, isn't it Mr. Editor. —Black Eyes. FAIRVIEW Those visiting Mr. J. G. McCutch eon and family Saturday night and Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Me- Cutcheon, of Atlanta, and Mr. J. E. and Elbert Compton. Mr. and Mrs. W. P Turner spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Meek. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Scott were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lovingood Sunday. Miss Rubie Mathis spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Cantrell. Mrs. J. E. Compton is spending several days in Marietta as the guest of her sister, Mrs. M. S. Foster. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Kemp spent Sunday as the guest of their brother, Mr. John Kemp and family. Misses Selma and Louise Compton had as their guests Sunday, Misses‘ Clara and Savilla Turner. | Miss Edna McCutcheon is spending some time in Atlanta the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. P. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Mathis spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Elvira Adair, of Mt. Olivet, who is very ill. Miss Leila Cantrell spent Saturday night and Sunday as the guest of Miss Annie Durham, of Mars Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Dock Johmson, of Cpunty Line, spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Those on the sick list this week are Mr. T. J. Helton and Mrs. Oscar Austin. Hope to see them out again B i | ~—Chumbs. §ARD!S L B e 3 Rev. Bond filled his regular ap pointment at this place Saturday and Sondaf.s’ TNA VLT School started at’ this place last Monday with about 50 pupils, with Mr. Wylic Bagwell, who has been - gick’ for the.. fagidl_yl, is ~ Miss Annie Osborne is very sick at this writing. We hope for her a speedy recovery. - Mr. and Mrs. eGorge Power, of Marieta, visited Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Osborne Sunday night. Mr. Alfred Gunter, of Marietta, visited home folks Sunday. Mrs. Loonie Reed, ' of Dunwoody, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Moody last Sunday. Mrs. S. K. Durham visited rela tives in Atlanta last Friday night. | OLIVE SPRINGS ; ’ Little Miss Geneva Drake enter tained a number of her little friends at the home of her grandparents, Mr.i and Mrs. J. L. Reed, here on Tuesday afterrioon, from three to five o’clock, the occasion celebrating her eleventh birthday. The birthday cake was iced in yellow and on it were eleven white and pink candles. Cake and hot chocolate were served in the dining room, which was beautifully decorat ed in white and green. Several nice presents were received. Little Gen eva wore a very becoming little white dress. Merry games were played by the guests and each one returned home wishing that little Geneva might live to enjoy many more just such birthdays as this one way. The invited geusts were little Marguerite and James Daniell, Lula Crowe, Ema line Barber, Nellie Martin, Ruth and Lucile Moore, Florine White, Chester and Irene Reed. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Sanford are congratrl}lating them on LOST BANK CHECK ' When a Bank Check that is drawn in favor of a definite individual or firm is ' lost, its payment at the Bank may be stopped. When money is lost, it is im possible to trace and recover it. The check is the best and safest method of making payments, as your money is safe and secure at the Bank until the check is actually paid to the rightful person’ and then you have the paid check as a receipt for the money. An account subject to check at this Bank will protect your money. : MARIETTA TRUST AND BANKING CO. MARIETTA, GEORGIA et SRS N Rt R Capital and Surplus over $110,000.00 - As!: a Man CQUN ’{Z) ) 0 ea S t R § £\ 7 Don’t take my word : ,)) for it. I know it’'s =\ X the best in the world %‘?@s —but I’m selling it, so I’'m biased. Ask a neighbor who readsit. Ask your banker. Ask your county agent. Walk rightup tohim and say: ‘“‘See here, what do you think of And when he has told you, as he will, that it is the biggest dollar’s worth of information, instruction and entertain _ ment on the market today, send $l.OO with your name and address to me and : I’ll put youon the list forayear. That’s fair enough, isn’t it? . $1 BUYS 52 BIG ISSUES = . Robert L. Glore P, O. BOX 52 SMYRNA, GA. Rie§® . RSI . - ERiweegle I particularly want to get subscriptions started with next week’s issue, because a big new series of articles about the Swine Breeds gets going then. Also, there’sasplen did series about Cotton, and another, that will in terest everybody, about Big Country Churches. Then thereare somebully - big tractor numbers com- the arrival of a fine daughter at their home on January Tth. Miss Ethel Herring, of Conway, ' spent the week-end here with her cousins, Misses Rosa, Lois and Ce belle Martin. Little Bennie Clay returned home on Saturday from a two weeks’ visit té relatives. in Paulding county. Mr. and Mrs. L, F. Brewer an nounce, the birth of a fine eight ‘pound boy at their home on Wednes ‘day, January 7th. This is the first ‘son in this home, the other four chil ‘dren being girls. He will be named Willism Andrew, for his two grand fathers. D " Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cox entertain ed quite a large number of their friends on Saturday night at their new home on the Concord road. Mr. Geo. P. Dunn and son, H. A., of Ma rietta, furnished some extra good music. Vara and Sarah, the little twin daughters of Rev. and Mrs. Ceo. V. Crowe, have been quite sick the past week.. Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery Foster announce the arrival of a fine daugh ter at their home on the Marietta- Atlanta road on Thursday, January Bth. Little Monroe Dunn, of Marietta, spent the week-end here with the fam ilies of his uncles, Messrs. G. Edd Crowe and L. F. Brewer. Mr. J. A. Pair and family were recent visitors to relatives of Ac worth. The singing here 6n Sunday after noon was well attended and some ing along in February— too good tomiss. And be fore longthere will be some bank articles by Herbert Quick, and a ripsnorting new mystery serial. All these in addition to the regular ‘weekly and ﬁvm&fnwg.oﬁm was such a'big dollar’s worth of helpful reading matter you'll getif you-- subscrive NOW ! THE MARIETTA JOURNAL }M‘li:ging. A large erowd from Milford was present, 3 - Mr. J. M. Martin and family spent Sunday at Smyrna with relatives. Mrs. Anna Jones has been on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Rachel Rice of Hiram, who has been very ill. Remember services will be conduct ed here on next Sunday and at night by Rev. Geo. V. Crowe. Hope to have a large crowd at each service. —Clyde. | SARDIS | Rev. G. S. Bonds filled his regular appointment here last Saturday and Sunday. The literary school began here Jan uary sth. Miss Lydia Foster is prin cipal and is boarding at Mr. L. E. Hill’s. » l: S I FARMS AND O )dl€ citY proPERTY :WE OFFER BARGA.NS et ’ " LARGE LIST T 0 SELECT FROM "HOLLAND REALTY CO. Reynolds Building Telephone 134 Marietta, Ga, Office, Room 10, Anderson Bldg. 6 % Farm and City Long Time Loans 6 % We buy and sell high-class securities and purchase money notes. Highest prices paid for Liberty and Victory Bonds. Come in - and see us—we can interest you. ok @@%& 3y —— — e LB = =Y / = ,??%ﬂi%/ o *fgﬂ’ i ‘{“\‘7’ - == /he Net Results Srom your fertilizer will be greater tf you use . TRADE MARK 7 :mnsru‘uo . \ - The Fertilizer That Made Fish Scrap Famous o F. S. ROYSTER GUANO CO. ~ Fowler Bros. Co., Agents = =~ R e R Mr. anf Mrs. Leonard Chatam and Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie' Reed, of Fulton county, spent Saturday mnight and 'Snnday with Mr. E. A. Moody. Mrs. E. A. Moody, who has been sick for several months, does not seem to im prove very much, we are sorry to say. | Mr. 1. A. Swafford has been quite sick. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Bagwell have both been sick the past week, but are better now. The people seem to have about got settled. There has been a lot of peo ple moving around this fall and win ter. We are in hopes Mr. 801 l Weevil has moved to warmer quarters. Success to the Journal and its many readers. : FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1929, ELIZABETH = 35 We are sorry to note that Mr. B. F. Proctor and family have moved to Social Cirecle. -Mr. Proctor is a great church worker and will be W ed greatly in the Shady Grove chur#s. The school here has grown so rap-- idly under the control of Mrs. Duck ett that it was necessary to get Mrs. Tyer as assistant. Mr. M. R. Maddox, of Rome, spe@,’ the week-end with homefolks. Mr. Jim Carter, of this place, has. recently moved to Marietta, and wil be with Mr. rGogan in the barber business. : Mr. Ed Clackum has left the Geor gia Marble Company to take up the same work in Rome. —Hon.