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.A very successful term of school
«eflosed here on Friday afternoon.
#Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Brooke had
‘wisiting them here during the past
week, Mr. Brooke's sisters, Mrs. El
“bie Payne and daughter, Elizabeth,
of Acworth, Mrs. Lee Runyan and
“daughter. Miss Flora Runyan, of Ab
‘heville, Ala.
# Col Jessie L. Moor and family,
Miss ou R. Brown, Mr. G. Edd Crowe
and two daughters, Lula and Dora,
r,)ent Sunday at Grant Park.
. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Smith and ba
by spent Sunday in Atlanta with
'z’latves.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil T. Brooke
“were the guests of Mrs. Brookes’
uncle and aunt, M. and Mrs. A. M.
McEntyre in Marietta on Thursday
w and Thursday night last.
Mr. William Alexander will leave
shortly for Mac Land and he will at
“tend & M. School.
\'Mr%flé’? H. Knox and two chil
“dren, Dorothy and William, and Miss
Minnie Martin spent Thursday at
Antioch visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
McCord.
Mr. and Mrs. Jessie L. Daniell
‘have visiting them, Miss Clara Tre
‘man, of Atlanta.
A very handsome bright-eyed girl
made her appearance at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Bakers here on
Monday night. Sept. sth.
Mr. Jno Piwers, of Marietta, has
moved his family here and are oc
cupying the residence just vacated by
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Alexander.
Francé, the son of Mr. and Mrys.
W. P. Stephens, has scarlet fever,
Messrs. J. W. Barber, W. Z. Dan
iell and J. 1. Reed, are on 3 trip to
Savannah and Tybee Island.
Mr. N. A. Brewer spent Monday in
Atlanta with his brother and family,
Mr. W. D. Brewer,
Mr. and Mrs. S, E. Smith, of this
place, announce the birth of 5 son
@l the home of Mrs, Smith’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs, Turners, at Jasper. He
has been given the name of Earl Ed
ward ' Smith,
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Rev. V. L, Bray could not be with
as Sunday evening on account of
.q:m’rfier‘ly conference.
M¥r. Frasier came in his place and
made a splendid talk.
"Mieeting started at this place Mon
lay wight with presding elder, S. R.
- &ngland preaching. :
Mrs. J. F. Blalock and little
grand daughter, Ruby Coihran, have
been visiting relatives in Cedartown
A few days last week, -
Mr. Judge Lester has been visiting
"Mr. and Mrs. E. E, Irwin, of this
~place. |
Mr. Lawson Echols and family, Mr.
Mooring Echols and family, of Lost
Mountain. and Mrys, Eva McCutcheon,
of Marietta, visited iMr. J. M. Car
lisle and family Sunday evening.
IMr. and Mrs. J. E. Rabun and Mr.
and Mrs. H. D. Staton visited Mr. J.
3. Brown and family, of near Ken
nesaw, Sunday.
Mr. Howard Carlisle spent Sunday
“Sunday morning at 10 o’clock.
Sunllay school at this place every
“ited Miss Lou Staton Sunday.
Miss Laura Carlisle visited Miss
“Lou Staten Monday.
‘Mr. Hoyt Lancaster, of Kenne
"Saw and Mr. Sinkler Lathen spent
‘Baturday night with Mr. Howard Car-
Hisle.
Mr. and Mrs. Hodge Rabun of
Camp Ground. visited Mr. ang ‘Mn
LE. Rabun a few days last week.
Little Ohloa Echols returned home
Sunday after spnding o fortnight
with her aunt, Miss Mattie Carlis.e.
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Mr, and) Mrs. Willie Henry. of
Atlanta, speng Saturday and Sunday
with Mr. A. H. Kalb and family.
Mrs. A. L. Sullivan and Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Daniel had a reunion at
their home Sunday. It was enjoyed
by a large crowd. There were sixty
present.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Kalb, of At
lanta, spent a few days last week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. L.
Mabry.
™r. George Cottrell spent Sundayl
with Mr. R. C. Bettis, of Mt. Beu-|
lah.
“Mishs Amnie and Nannie Kalbi
spent Saturday with Miss Annie
Mabry. |
Miss Pauline Cottrell was the guest
of Miss Lois Bettis Sunday, at Mt.
Beulah.
Mrs. W. L. Cottrell spent Monday
afternoon with Mrs. H. J. Carlisle,
of Mt Beulah.
Rev. G. A. Chaubers will fill his
Tegular appointment here Sunday,
Sept. 11.
Prayer meeting at this place ev
ery Sunday night at 7.30.
Little Miss Inez Kalb is spending
2 while with her sister, Mrs. M, A.
Henry, of Atlanta,
Mrs. May Kaib spent Saturday af
fernoon with Mrs, Roberts and Misses
Lena, Fannie and Sara Thompson.
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Mr. Will McCutcheon, of Atianta.
and Miss Eva Mae McCutcheon, of
Atlants, spent Saturday night and
Sunday with their father, Mr. J. A.
McCutcheon.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Lovingood and
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Austin and chil
dren spent Saturday and Sunday in
Atlanta.
Col. Jessie L. Moor and family,
Miss L. R. Brown, Mr. G. Edd Crowe
with Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Helton.
Let everybody remembed prayer
meeting every second and fourth Sun
day night.
'Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Compton spent
Sunday with his father, Mr. J. T.
Comipton,
Miss Clara Turner spent Sunday
with Miss Selma Compton.
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I notice last week’s Journal car
ries a copy of the act authorizing
the election of one commissioner for
'Cobb county, and I think possibly the
new law would improve over the old
one, but attached to the same act as
a supplement, comes the increasing
of the number of commissioners to
12, and if that act passes it means,
virturally, that we have 12 commis
sioners instead of five as we now
have.
It is true the framers and support
ers of this bill claim that the bond
commission would have nothing to
ldo with the management of county
affairs. yet in the same breath they
tell that this commission hasl full
control of funds and bonds acerueing
therefrom and that they shall have
power to elect such help as they see
fit to assist them in carrying on their
work.
What is their work? Why, to sell
bonds and take the proceeds there
from and hire a secretary, a treasur
er, an engineer and such other offi
cers as they may wish. Now, I was in
favor of the one man commissioner
bill, but I am not in favor of the 12
or fifteen and maybe more that this
bill carries with it.
And who is to constitute this bond
commmission? Why, the bankers of
iCobfib county are to form this com
‘mission. Why should we vote to
change our county government from
SV gy P @ one and in the same
ac‘t"r‘.n\“"‘:’}gange it from six to sixteen
And why should eleven of these (one
from each bank) be bankers? It’s
true our bankers are good men, but
are they the only good men in the
county? Why should the banks have
absolute control over the finances of
the county and also of the building,
improving and maintaining of the
roads, bridges. etc.?
If we must have a commission of
12 why not make it representative
body? Give the banks their pro rata
share of the number and all other
professions theirs. ;
Who got up this bill? The people
or the profession? Why should we
have a bond commission and no bonds
in sight? Cut out this rider bill and
the one man bill will pass almost
without opposition. but with this bond
issie attached I hope they fail.
McAfee school picnicked at Ken
nesaw Mt. Friday. They had a most/
enjoyable time.
Miss Flora Cunningham left for
Blue Ridge Monday, where she will
take up work in the seniotr class.
Miss Lois Blackwell visited at
Woodstock Sunday.
‘Mr. R. A. Cunningham and chil
dren visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A H. Cunningham, of Kirks Sun
day.
Miss Martha Blackwell visited
friends at Rocky Mt. Sunday.
Mr. R. A. Cunningham, of this
place closed his school at Piedmont
Friday.
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Pulling fodder has been the order
of the day the past week.
Those visiting Mrs. J. N. Dodger for
the past week ‘end were their grand
daughter, Miss Homer Moss and her
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Marietta, -, Ga.
friend, Miss Tommie Love Burnett of
Powder Springs. 8
'Mrs. Willie M. Dodger and children
of Riverside. spent the week end with
relatives at this place.
. Mrs. L. P. Mulkey gave a bean
stringing on Thursday night which
‘was highly enjoyed by all present.
- Mr. Willis Decker of Riverside
spent Saturday night with her uncle
Mr. Herbert Moss.
Mr. Bascomb Edgar and family of
Oakdale visited Mr. Frank Willis and
family on Sunday. !
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Moon entertained
their many friends with a cream sup
per on'Saturday night.
Miss Eva Moon spent Saturday
with relatives at Mt. Harmony.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Melton visit
ed relatives near Center Hill recently.
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Rev. King of Austell preached at
the Presbyterian on last Sunday.
The farmers are very busy with
fodder and the new cotton which is
begining to open.
- A nice shower would be much ap
preciated now, in our section.'
Miss Carter of Dallas was the week
end guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Gain.
Mr. and Mrs. F. |C. Kalb were Sun
day visitors to their daughter, Mrs.
New and famly on last Sunday.
Several enjoyed the watermelon
cutting given by Miss Katie Howard
at her pretty home on last Thursday
has closed her school and isat home
again.
Miss Clara Wallace will close her
school at this place next Friday.
Miss Lester Reed of Pine Mountian
has cosed her scsool and is at home
agian. -
Miss Sue Marble spent last Mon
day in Atlanta attending ‘the Ball
Game.
Miss Clara Smith is spending seve
ral days in Atlanta.
Mr.and Mrs. J. D. Singleton, Mr.,
and Mrs. J. W. Smith went on'a fish
ing trip to Birmingham last Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Allums and
Miss Mattie Ivey of East Point were
week end visitors of relatives of near
this place.
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| We are having some warm weaih
,er now.
| Miss Lucile Wallace spent the
week end with relatives at Orange.
Hill, attending the protracted services
there. 8
Rev. Langly delivered several very
interesting sermons at this place the
past week, we would be glad for him
to come again.' <
Mrs. Jane Tinsley spent Friday a.
‘m. with Mrs. G. B. Wallace.
Miss Estelle Petty spent Friday
afternoon wth Miss Bessie Akins.
Mr. and Mrs. Rogers spent Satur
day night and Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace and family. :
Mr. and Mrs. Umphrey and two lit
tle children of Atlanta, spent the week
end with her mother and father, Mr.l
and Mrs. Grogan of this place.
Miss Augie Akins'spent Friday af-
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SHOE SHOP
Fred W. Walker, Proprietor
119 Church Street
MARIETTA - GEORGIA
Read Mrs.Corley’s Letter and
Benefit by Her Experience
Edmund, S.C,—“I was run down with
nervousness and female trouble and suf-
STTTTnEm fered every month,
L SN I was not able to do
RMIRRE =il any work and tried a
ERRR T Slot of medicine, but
e i got no relief. Isaw
J& Bosec youa medicl:iné aml;
E ooy .3l tised in a little
K “’i that was thrown in
i . #my door, and I had
o not taken twobottles
. dilllof Lydia E. Pink
adsc Syl ham’s Vegetable
T Com(i)ound before I
it could see it was help
ing me. [am keeping house now and
am able to do all of my work. I cannot
say enough for your medicine. It has
done more for me than any doctor. I
have not gaper enough to tell you how
much it has done for me and for my
friends. You may print this letter if
you wish.’”’ — ELiZABETH C. CORLEY,
care of A. P. Corley, Edmund, S. C.
Ability to stand the strain of work is
the ;;lri\nlege of the strong and healthy,
but how our hearts ache for the weak
and sickly women strugfilin with their
daily rounds of household guties, with
backaches, headaches, nervousness and
almost every movement brings a new
pain, Why will not the mass of letters
from women all over this country, which
we have been publishing, convince such
women that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege
table Compound will help them just as
surely as it did Mrs. Corley ?
THE MARIETTA JOURNAL
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r R.A" Eunningham and Miss
ra_Alley closed a very successful
term of school at Piedmont last Fri
day. A treat was enjoyed by the
children in the form of cake and ice
cream, then for a stroll to Mr. Wal
drops pasture, where the remainder
of the day was spent very pleasantly.
Lucile Gunnin entered school at
Marietta Monday.
Mr. Ernest Brown and family of
Atlanta were recent visitors here.
Mr. Herscheal Galloway and fam
ily are spending some time in Fan
nin County with relatives.
Mrs. J. C. Nicholson is able to be
out again after having been indispos
ed for several days.
Mrs. J. P. Roger’s children surpris
ed her with a birthday dinner recent
ly, most all the children and grand
children were present and a merry
time was had.
Mr. Melvin Gunnin and family,
Mrs. Mattie Gunnin and Mr. Dugan
Hughes recently motored to Rome and
spent the day.
“Farmers in this section are very
busy picking eotiton.
Rev. and Mrs. O. A. Russe! and
children spent Sunday here.
Dr. White of Marietta filled the
pulpit at Sandy Plains Church, Sat
urdav_and ‘Sunday, delivering two
very ercellent-semons. Rev. Geo
Crowe wos elected pastor of this
church again without opposition.
Rev. Ralph Donahue filled his reg
ular appointment at Noonday, Sat
urday and Sunday, five more new
members added to the Church by bap-
ternoon with Miss Ludia Petty.
School closed at this place Friday
with a nice program; speaking, dia
logues and marches.
Those visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. B.
Wiallace Sunday'afternoon were Mr.
and Mrs. O. F. Tinsley.
‘Mrs. Grace Johnston and mother
Mrs. Seay and Mrs. Moore spent Mon
day afternocon with Mrs. Connie Mae
Brantley.
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Mableton Rebecca Lodge No. 20
will give an ice cream supper at the
Hall Saturday night, September 17th.
Ice cream and cake will be served and
the proceeds will go for the benefit
of the Rebeica Qzphans’ Home. Ev
erybody invited. ¢
~ Mr. and Mrs. T. H. English of At
%anta, and Mrs. D. F. Hood and
daughter, Miss Irene, of Oakdale,
were guests of Mrs. P. H. Gann
Thursday.
Popular Excursion
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ROUND TRIP FARES, NOT INCLUDING WAR TAX
FROM
Haponlle,Ga--GOO
Forest Park, Oa--GOO
Morrow, B e sel eTR 6.U0
Jonesboro, Ga. IR TbwoW b I sbiebt o 0 D
Lovejoy, Ga--600
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Sunnyside, Ga. PR e Re T e e e e
anfm,Gs.-- 6.00
Orchard Hill, Ga. ERE SR o Ui T i
Milner, Ga. Pgt L LS GO oL -
Barnesville, Ga. ol paeimenyi eRI e S
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Bolingbroke, Ga. ggANRN SR NS |
Macon, Ga. Ked ey W S LI A R L N
Columbus, Ga. CeovuA Pl CBA Y s kg iTy v s e
Upatoi, Ga. BELab Vs L e TAe e T S
Box Springs, IO issl i B e ei e 6.00
Juniper, IR e e e 6.00
Genvea, Ga. BORA A otk sAV RTOO pne v T eb i L Lt
Junction City, Ga. SN SAR AN et s e e A
Howard, Ga--600
Butler, Ga. B Tvs e s s s eks d b
Reynolds, B e e et e R 6.00
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Tickets will be sold for trains leaving Atlanta 9:40 PM, Sept. 3; Columbus
9:40 PM, Sept. 3; Macon 2:15 AM, Sept. 4. Good to leave Savannah returning
9:00 PM, September 5.
For information address nearest Central of Georgia Agent or W, H. Fogg, Di
vision Passenger Agent, 219 Healy Bldg., Atlanta; W. W. Hackett, Division
Passenger Agent 101 Terminal Bldg., Macon,
tism. ;
- Miss Irma Dobbs has just closed a
very successful term of school at Qak
land.
Mrs. Jim Shaw and chldren of Win
der, recently visited friends and rel
atives in this community.
~ 'Mrs. Mattie Gunnin and children
have returned from a visit to rela
tives near Athens. ;
That Versailles Treaty made one
fatal mistake. It failed to forbid Ger
many to undersell those who licked
‘her.—Baltimore Sun.
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~ Eventually everything will get back
to the prewar level exeept Europe’s
‘upper class.—Rochester Times Union.
People who can’t get into Russia
to study the situation might try go
ing over Niagara .in a barrel—New
ark Ledger.
‘‘Red” ‘theories will make little
progress in a country that has learn-
WM. TATE HOLLAND : VIRGIL McCLESKEY
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Telephone 134
Marietta - - - Georgia
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THURSDAY, SEPT. 8, 1921
ed the profound reverence of red
tape.—Linecoln Star.
The ‘only oil mations seem willing
to share with their powerful neigh
bors is turmoil.—Buffalo Evening
News.
After the parley November 11 wil
be celebrated as Disarmijstice day.—
Indianapolis Star.
J. M. AUSTIN
Fire & Workman’s
Compensation
INSURANCE
County Court ' House
Marietta, Ga.
