The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, September 24, 1920, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1920 T ——— et e Personal Mention Miss Lou Hood, of Buckhead, has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Murdock for several days the past week, and returned home Tuesday. Uncle Billy Murdock wants folks reminede that the' Christian Harmony people will sing at Second Baptist church in the afternoon of the second Sunday in October. ‘ Freddie Freyer, who has been spending several weeks with Bayard Cole and his aunt, Mrs. M. L. Me-. Neel, has returned to Savannah. { Mr. William Sibley left Monday for Savannah, from where he sailed for Boston to enter Harvard. ° Miss Mary Holland left on Sun day for Athens to enter Lucy Cobb Institute. Mr. and Mrs. Rafe Banks and children of Gainesville, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. DuPre for the week-end. Judge and Mrs. S. H. Sibley have returned from a three weeks stay in New York. Judge Sibley held court for .Judge Learned Hand for two weeks, Mrs. George G. Roberts is quite ill with erysiplas at her home on Ken nesaw Avenue. Miss Helen Ward, who is at school at Macland, was the week-end guest of her sister, Mrs. Phil Bates. Mrs. Lawhon is spending the week with Mrs. Crenshaw in Atlanta. Miss Virginia Boston and Miss Seline Woodside of Greenville, S. C., will arrive today from Lucy Cobb Institute to spend several days at home. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Meadow and baby of Akron, Ohio, ate the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Dyson.- Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Wade are re turning to Marietta this week. Mr. Wadé¢ has been manager of the tele phone exchange in LaGrange for some months, but has been transfer red to Marietta, where he had been in charge for five years. 'l‘hey will be welcomed by their many friends. There will be an ice cream supper on the lawn of Mrs. Maddox, on Dixie Avenue, Friday evening, Sept. 24th, for the benefit of the Secondi Baptist church. Everybody invited. Mrs. Moultrie Frey and. baby are visiting Mrs. Mayes Frey. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore and family of Waycross arrive this week to occupy their new home on West Dixie Avenue. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Will Dunn announce the arrival of a fine son. Mrs. Abner Towers and little son, who have been the guests of Mrs. William Reynolds, have retuned tol Gadsden, Ala. | Dr. W. H. Kemp and Mr. Charley Bird are returning this week from a visit to Hot Springs, Ark., much im proved in health. Mr. Wilbur Segars of Oklahoma City, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Frey. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Hall and Mrs. Lizzie York motored to the mountains of North Carolina this week. Circle Number 3 meets with Mrs. J. W. Gann on Thursday afternoon. Miss Mary Towers is convalescing after her recent illness. Miss Mayner Pickens of Smyrna is the guest of Mrs. J. J. Daniell this week. Miss Maud Foster left on Monzay for Charleston, S. C., to resume her studies in the Medical College there. Mr. G. W. Gignilatt of Seneca, S. C., visited his niece, Mrs. J. J. Dan iell this week. M. and Mrs. Croaker of Atlanta were the week-end guest of Mrs. Florence Reed. Mrs. Martha Burton of Kokomo, Ind.,”and Mrs. M. F. Mertz of Bunker Hill, nd.,, who came down to visit Mrs. Fred Burton and attend the Burton-Hardeman wedding, returned home this week. Miss Gladys Littlefield and Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Earnest of Atlanta were the Sunday guests of Mrs. J. E. Gable and family. Mr. Berry A. Osborne’s friends are pleased to see him able to be up again, after an illness of several weeks. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Berkley Cheney, of Macon, are sympathizing with them in the loss of their little son, Duvall, recently. Mrs. Cheney is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Osborne of Marietta. ; Mrs. Hope Irwin, of Atlanta, spent unday with Marietta relatives. ° Up in Cherokee court last week, a man was on trial for public drdnken ness. The sheriff noticing the bulg ing condition of his hip pocket, promptly pulled a pint flask of whis key from it. Judge Blair gave the defendant 30 days in jail and a good round fine. Marietta friends of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Wade are delighted to have them back in Marietta. Mr. Wade was manager of the local telephone here for a 16ng while, but was trans ferred to LaGrange four months ago. Now he comes back to take charge of the interests here again. Mrs. Homer McAfee and children are spending the week with relatives in Atlanta. : ~ Mr. Charley DuPre went to Macon this week on a business trip. 1 Mrs. A. Reynolds, Mrs. James Har din and baby, leave this week for a visit to Mrs. W. M. Goodman, in Knoxville, Tenn. Mrs. Mercer Philips has gone on a visit to relatives in Acworth. Miss Christine Blair is spending the week in Atlanta with Miss Chris tine McEachern. Mr. and Mrs. Bietman of Atlanta and Mr. James Coryell of Chatta nooga, were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Dorsey. Mrs. Floyd Northcutt has return ed from an automobile trip to Eton ton. Mrs. E. R. Strahan and son, John Berwick, has returned from a visit to Mrs. Strahan’s parents in Miss. ; Miss Marie Owensby was home lfrom Canton for the week-end. | Mr. J. M. Upshaw of Cedartown is here visiting his children, Mrs. Jud~i son Cogburn and Mr. Jess Upshaw. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Annandale announce the arrival of a fine pair! of twins on Sunday—a boy and a girl! Mrs. Joseph E. Brown has return ed from a week’s stay in Atlanta. Mrs. Porter Danner of Beaufort, S. C., is the guest of her cousins, Misses Olive and Elizabeth Faw. Mrs. Willie Mountcastle, who spent last week with Mrs. Glenn Giles, has returned to Paris, Texas. Mrs. Campbell Wallace, Jr., is vis iting her sister, Mrs. Frank Hazel hurst in Macon. Mrs. A. G. Sheftall s visiting her son, Mr. Cooper Sheftall, in East Point. Miss Allie May Simpson spent the week-end with relatives in Palmetto, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Black have rooms with Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Patton. Mrs. W. H. Hill and little daughter of Palmetto, Ga., were the Sunday guests of Mrs. Moultrie Sessions. Mrs. Hill is pleasantly remembered here as Miss Foy. : Mrs. Will Green of Clarkesville, Tenn., is the guest of Mrs. J. H. Patton. Mr. J. Wilder Glover is in South Carolina on a business trip. Miss Kathrynne Dykers, who has been the guest of Mrs. Joe Brown and other friends, is returning to New Orleans. Mrs. Pierre Camblos entertained the Wednesdafy Bridge Club very pleasantly this week. In addition to the members those present were Mrs. S. R. Hewitt, Mrs. P. D. Reeser, Mrs. Harold Willingham and Mrs. George Peschan of Wilmington, N. C. Miss Olivia Rambo of Arlington is the guest of Mrs. D. R. Little. Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Reeser have taken rooms with Dr. and Mrs. C. T. Nolan. - Miss Julia Holley of Austell is the guest of Mrs. W. S. McNeal. Captain Berry of Brunswick is the guest of Mrs. Tom Irwin. Miss Charlotte Law left on Tues day for a visit to relatives in Mem phis. Miss Ruth MecCulloch has returned frqn a visit to Miss Margaret Wel lons in Knoxville, Tenn. Miss Della May Gaines of Atlanta spent the week-end with her grand mother, Mrs. M. E. Manning. Mrs. Hunter and Miss Mary Hun ter of Quitman are with Misses Addie and Mollie Setze. Mrs. C. Wright Adams and children of Covington are the guests of Mrs. Wright’s sister, Mrs. E. G. Gilbert. Mr. Martin Amorous left on Tues day fcr a visit to Chicago. " PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH There will be special services, at the Presbyterian Church on Sunday both morning and evening, conduct ed by Rev. Dr. Sweets. | THE DEW DROP INN DO DROP IN. The Dew, Drop is a modest name But this will not prevent its fame For merit oft hath modest mein As in this case is clearly seen. Now what shall I say for Dew Drop Inn? As good a place as ever you've been For dinners, suppers, lunches and Fine extras too just on demand Ingredients of all dishes made Are of the very highest grade, With excellent cooks and service too "Tis certainly the place for you. When dainties here you seek to find There is a double good combined, For when you meet your hunger’s laws You also help the Church’s cause. . —Miss Isabel Rogers. EPWORTH LEAGUE NOTES. Miss Dorothy Lewis appeals to the members for co-operation and to the general public for new members. In lieu of Mrs. Hardeman, formerly Miss Burton, the Department of Rec reation was conducted by Miss Doro thy Lewis, on last Sunday evening. This program was most interesting and all who_attended concur in the opinion that Miss Lewis should be given a regular “posish” as leader of one of the Departments. She is certainly an impressive talker and produces some good thoughts. According to Miss Lewis, each merely a vision of a better and bigger Epworth League, but they should put member should strive to develop not their visions into real activities, by suggesting new ideas, workng willing ly, and by not balking when asked to take part i the program or any other feature they might be called on to accomplish. She contends, further, and there is no doubt about it, she is right, that the person that works cheerfully is the on® that is an asset to any organization. An appeal was made for more members and abetter attendance by those whose names are already re corded. In this connection, there is a big year before the league: with socials, debates, special music, lec tures and in fact some work that is worth while, with but three ideas in mind as a guiding sign, namely, for the personal benefit of each individ ual; the holding together and up building of the league; and to make‘ the Fred A. Manget Chapter 100 per cent perfect. Lets all follow the suggestion of Miss Lewis and do our FOR SALE—ReaI home, 8 rooms, 11 acres with three cottages on place. Fruit and pasture, running water. Right in Smyrna. Bargain for quick sale. Renting $79.00 per month. Mrs. T. P. Westbrook, Smyrna. FOR SALE OR LEASE—Dandy lit tle home, 6 rooms, 4 acres—fuit, lots of it of every kind, grapes. Just out side’ of city limits. Will sell for $3500.00 on terms—Will lease for one year $25.00 per month. Immed iate possession. Mrs. T. P. West brook, Smyrna, Ga. & FOR SALE— Have a nice furnace heated house, seven atres. - Running water. Just outside city limits. $4200.00 easy terms, quick sale. All convenienced of a country home. Mrs. T. P. Westbrook, Smyrna, Ga. WANTED—A young lady desires clerical work in office. Address care of Journal office. 39 FOR RENT—Furnished room close in. Call 470-W. 39 ettt e e FOR RENT— Furnished five-room house to couple without children. Reasonable rent. Phone 441. g e el eo e e e MONEY TO LOAN-I have some money to loan on good improv ed farm lands. G. B. Gann, Mari etta, Ga. 4tf FOR SALE—Dorsey home place, 741 Kennesaw Avenue, Marietta. 9 room residence, modern conven iences, barn and other outhouses in good condition. Fruit trees. ete. Contains six aeres land. Terms to suit ; 33-1% JOHN T. DORSEY. I will grind your wheat 6 days in the week. Monto Shaw, 204 Law rence street. . 33-41 WANTED:— Two or three rooms, furnished for light housekeeping, within half-mile of court house. Ref erence exchanged. Call Mr. Hays, Phone 204. 37-39 FOR SALE 10 acres of land with dwelling, barn and other outbuild ings. Small pasture with water.: orchard of apple, peach and cherry trees, and a few grape vines. About 3 acres in cultivation. Two miles north of Powder Springs on Powder Springs and Lost Mountain road, one-half mile from 7th District A. and M. school. Apply to I. A. Rice at the place. ; 36-39 WANTED—A small furnished house, close in. Mrs. Leon Gilbert, Phone No. 327-J. FOR SALE OR RENT— A three horse crop, 2 miles from Powder Springs, mostly mulatto land, small five room house and barn, woods-pas ture, running water right at the house. Mrs. Maggie Lindley, Powder Springs, Ga. 36-38 I i eo s i i FOR SALE. A nice little cottage and lot on Holland Street. . Also nice building lots on Maple and Stewart Avenues. 38.39 M. M. SESSIONS. THE MARIETTA JOURNAL part cheerfully, this done we will feel better and will certainly add to the upbuilding of the organization. Remember, next Sunday evening at 6:30 o’clock the league meets and that meeting will not be complete without your presence and your sup port. e For those that are not members, “take this and suffer,” make us a visit and you'll make us a member. Come out! We need you and you need us! CONFEDEHATE MOTHERS ' COME FORWARD. (Delayed) ; Do you know of any Confederate mother in Cobb county? Any wom an in Cobb county who had a son in the Confederate Army is entitled to a gold cross, and can procure the same by communicating with Mrs. M. R. Lyons. If there is any Con federate veteran in Cobb vounty who has not received his bronze cross, he should communicate with Mrs. S. C. McEachern. ‘ Surprise Birthday Party (Delayed) Mrs. R. R. Claiborne invited a few young people in on Wednesday even ing to celebrate the sixteenth birth day of her daughter, Anne Bolling Claiborne. The pleasant little affair was a complete surprise to the young honoree, and was greatly enjoyed by all. Dainty refreshments were serv ed. - Those present wére Misses Ruth Anderson, Margaret McNeel, Idabel Hunt, Spe Nichols, Sara Frances Northeutt, Elizabeth Stephens, Ruth Galley, Frances Smith, and Lee Ses sions, Thomas Sessions, Robert Will ingham, Albert Sams and Burwell Nolan. ; * % % % Movie Party to Departing School Girls. » (Delayed) Mrs. W. H. Perkinson gave a pleas ant little party on Tuesday afternoon for her niece, Miss Louie Dean Step hens, whb(/feaves this week for Agnes Scott and her young sister, Miss Sara Wood Gramling, who leaves this month for Lincoln School, Provi dence, R. I. After enjoying the nfovies the par ty repaired to Dew Drop Inn for re freshments. Those present were Misses Stepens and Gramling, Julia McNeel , Christine Blair, Virginia Boston, Lucile Sessions, Charlotte Northcutt, Mrs. D. W. Blair and Mrs. Perkinson. * ok %k %k Happy Party for Visitor. (Delayed) Miss Lois Gardner entertained very pleasantly on Friday morning for her house-guest, Miss Mary Seago, of New Orleans, After enjoying a swim in the Club lake, the party motored out to Miss Gardner’s home, wh(/are a delicious Bate & Lovelace Expert Automotive , Repairs Electrical Specialist on all Makes of Cars You Know Us [ Phil H.Bate & Fred R. Lovelace . Atlanta Street Next to Post Office | luncheon was served. ¥ Those present were Mrs. Robert Skinner, Mrs. Charley Brown, Misseg Cora Brown, Marie Shippen, Harriet Robeson, Sara Patton, Minnie Lou McNeel, Rebecca Wyatt and Con stance Cole. *% % N D. A. R.'s Meet atMrs. A. Reynolds (Delayed) ; ‘Fielding Lewis Chapter, D. A. R, had a delightful meeting at the home of Mrs. A. Reynolds on Wednesday afternoon, twenty-five members be ing present. All the D. A. R. work is along educational lines, and at this meeting it was decided that, in ad dition to the Berry scholarship, which they have madintained for years, the Chapter would give $50.00 to Clarke library, especially to purchase come much needed children’s books. Prices that Will Move these Goods Entire NEW Stock of First Grade Guaran teed Goodyear Tires at cost. | USED CARS Buick Little Six____________sBso Overland 83._____.._.____ 8225 Chevrolet 490. .. ... ... ... 8208 JOHN M. SMITH CO. Branch of Atlanta Co. 107 Whitlock Ave., Marietta, Ga: BUICK DEALERS : For Cobb County After other interesting plans were discussed the meeting adjourned. A’ delicious salad course was served. i Lt.-Comdr. Robt. King Awtrey and wife have returned to New Orleans, after a two weeks visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Awtrey. . Those people out at Holly Springs certainly did themaelves a good day’s work in the way of entertaining their friends at the all-day singing last Sunday. A large crowd of Atlanta singers were there to help make the welkin ring with good musiec. One going over the county now sees, everywhere a fine lot of good hay being harvested and piles of it are in evidence of the fact that the Cobb cou'r'lty afrmer will not buy as much high-priced hay another year as he did this.