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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, SEPT. 29, 1921 ‘ o—o—o—o—o—o—o—o—-0 0 Lo T MT. BETHEL s P . o z 0,.0,—0—-o—‘o"°"'°-°"°“°_‘° The revival meeting was well at. gended at Chgttahoochee last week, gith SiX additions to the church. The singing at Bethlehem Sunday gas enjoyed by a large crowd. Mise Elizabeth Wilson was the Sun daV guest Of MiSS Floyd Wehb. . Arthur Southern of Atlanta, gas the week end guest of her par onts, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Moon. Miss Grace Green visited Miss Ver fic Mae Sauls last week. . | iss Tishie Ledbetter visited Miss Myrtice Power last week, | " Miss Verdie Nir was the guest Su day of Miss Ruby Lanecaster. Mr. and Mrs. A.W. Ledbetter were the Sunday guests of the former’s gster, Mr. and Mrs. John Quarles, gnd family, of Marietta. Those who were the Sunday after noon guests of Miss Floye and M. Howard and Fred Moon were Misses Nettie V. Sauls, Tishie Ledbetter, Myrtice Power and Mary Moon and Mr. Clifford Laneaster and Mr. Jew ¢l Bloodworth. Miss Effie Mackey was the Sun day guest of Miss Marcelle Johnson. Mr. J. Y. Johnson, of Atlanta, was the Saturday night and Sunday guest of his son, and family, Mr. Olle John son. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Brand and family, of near Dunwoody, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Ledbet ter one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Wilson, of near Dunwoody, visited relatives of this place Sunday. Everybody remember next Satur day and Sunday will be quarterly meeting at this place. Don’t forgeti te me | Meeting at Chattahoochee Satur—! day night in order to call pastor for! another year and we want all of the | members of the church to-be there and help choose the pastor. Also baptizing Sunday morning and preaching at 11 o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Barfield, of Ma rietta, were the Sunday guests of rel-l atives of this community. | Mr. Jim Sauls, of Marietta, is vis-! iting his son and family Mr. and Mrs. John Sauls. [ o—o—o—o—o—o—o—o—o—o—-0 0— —0 0-- MT. CALVARY —oo 0— —0 +—o—o—o—o—o—o—o——o~—~D——o The baptizing here Sunday was wel | attended there was twelve joined by experience and four by letter. Rev. Rusell gave the baptizing and Brother Smith eould not be here. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Stephens and daughter, of Chattahoochee, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Stephens, Sunday. Misses Irene Gentry and Bertie Chance, of Mt. View, visited Misses Mamie and Lillie B. Smith Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Smith had as their guests Sunday Rev. and Mrs. Russell of Camp Ground. ° Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Smith, of Due West, and Mr. Harre Smith, of New Salem, and Mr. Herman Smith, of Marietta, spent Sunday with home folks. Miss Kathtrine Channell visited Miss Corine Alexander Sunday. All the patrons of the school are requesteq to meet here next Friday night for tht purpose of electing the teachers for the next term. Miss Linnie Alexandef spent Sun day with Miss Pauline Smith. Mrs. Ernest Barfield spent Satur day with Mrs. Ed Wilson. —————— e — U 0 o—o——o—-o—o—-o—o——o——-—o} 0— —0 — NEW PROVIDENCE —0 e —0 o~o—o—o—o—o—o—o—o—o—o Death of Little Boy The death angel visited the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Dutch Woody, of F’ﬂ‘f' Points, and claimed the only lit- Ue son. It was laid to rest in the ¢emetery here and the funeral serv 'ces were held in the church. A very tonsoling and cheering talk was made 10 the bereaved ones by Mr. J. T. Mocre. The sad parents and relatives have our deepest sympathy. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Murdock and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Power were the Euests of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Mur dock, of Marietta, last Sunday night. Prayer meeting was not so well attended last Sunday night, guess ev- Iy one was tired. Let overy one be Sure and come out next Sunday night at 7 o’'clock promptly, and to Sunday Bchool at 9:30 in_the morning. Ot —o—o—o—o-ik MM‘PO""iO—:-: 1 o BLACKWELL il b o—o o\o~o~o—o—o—°—"f—°— Death of Mrs. Mattie Gu{nno;ionday Mrs. Mattie Guinnen died S Nght. She leaves one mds & host of relatives and ‘pre y Mourn hey loss. ¥ i ' nnesa‘..v Interment was if lE‘e ]g at 1 Cemetery Wednesday ! 033“1 q O'clock, gEoR at Mr. Bill Bryat is griiagy o & Wis writing, Hig miny frien YBly anxious about him. ; M: and Mrs, J. C. Nicholson a;}cg s9n P, ‘tet, spentthe week'end w Telativeg in Jasper. = ed Rev. Charlas allies’ iaa satiutn from Mountain View where he as sisted in a series of meetings. ~ Howard Dobbs is working in Mari etta, The little child of Mr. and Mrs. Houston, who has been sick with diphtheria, is much improved. ‘ ne. . C Nicholson and family re cently visited relatives near the Little River Camp Ground. Mrrs. Newton and daughter and Mr., and Mrs. Hay ie, of near Woodstock visited Mr., WPM Turner and family Saturday. Louis Golloway is on the sic¢k list this week. Mrs. Elisha Galloway from Mineral Bluff, i spendiny scme time with her son here. * Mrs. Oscar Prance recently visited her mother, Mrs, Wright. 3 e 0O O R O —0 o— MCAFEE —o N " —oo o-——o——o—o—o—_o—o-o—o—o—-o Goodson-Combee i Miss Ruby Goodson and Mr. John ‘K. Combee, of Atlanta, were quietly ‘married September 1 , in the pres ence of a few friends, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Goodson, of this place; while the groom is a very promising young man, a pharmacist by profes slon, * They will make their home in At¢ lanta. ' We extend congratulations. We're sure glad to see the road hands improving on our roads for the roads sure need it. Glad to not that Miss Bessie Black well is able to be up again after be ing confined to her room for some time. Miss Nita Chandler, of Marietta, motored over to her sister’s, Mrs. J. S, Blackwell, Sunday. | Miss Eva Blackwell of Smyrna, visited home folks Sunday. | o—o—o—o—o—o—o—-o—o—o—-0 S —0 0— DUE WEST —0 O ; g o—o—o—o—o—o—o—o—o——o—+-0 Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cantrell were the Saturday night and Sunday guests of the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harson, of Mt. @Tivet. Mr. G. W. Abernathy was the Sat urday night guest of his sister, Mrs. Melvin Gunnin, and family, of Black well. Mr. Jim Selth has moved to Mari etta where they are working in the knitting mills. i SLOW | | s Aches, pains, nervousness, diffi- ’ culty in urinating, often mean serious disorders. The world's I standard remedy for kidney, liver, | bladder and uric acid troubles— ’ & ' bring quick relief and often ward off deadly diseases. Known as the national | remedy of Holland for more than 200 years. 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GRIFFITH'S PHARMACY ﬂ USED IN ONE FAMILY ''Bellepoint, W, Va— ‘lt affords me great pleasure to have the privilege to make public thiy A D gtatement in be otn,, balf of Dr. Pierce’s ﬂ SO medicines I cannot 1 il ™ ) recommend them {‘fd\l\' F W {OO highl{v tohthe KR Fpa publie. e have \g : [F%S used /them in our NI family for years 4 I and Lave reaped A ,’/;":4 ;’,';"ﬂa;-\_ good results. We 7 \{j-’z N\ have always found | 7 ‘ "\ | the‘Golden Medig | Discovery’ SUpe to any other tonie, &8 it is a won ful system builder. I can cheerfully rec - ommend it to all like gufferers.”’—E. J. | CARPER. i l Send 10 cents to Dr. I'El‘!‘\‘l:">’ Invalids Hotel in Buftalo, N, Y., fortrial package. PN O A Hamilton and Mrs. G. |W. Abernathy were Sunday guests jof Mr. and Mrs. Luther Turley, of Midwoy. / ’ News is scarce this week as every jone is busy making syrup and picking cotton. ’o-—-—o—- —o—o—o—o—o—o—-0-—-0 0— * —o o— MT. VIEW —-0 5 i 0-—~—o—o—o—o—o—o—o—o—o—o l Miss Irene Gentry spent Sunday with Miss Lillie Belle Smith, of Mt. 'Calvary. ; Mr. and Mus. Ralph Clay spent unday with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kemp. Mr. J. H. Carlisle and family, of Roswell; were the guests of Mr. S. ‘F. Pophom and family Sunday. Miss Eva Popham spent Sunday with Miss Esther Chance. Miss Margaret Summerour spent Sunday with Mrs. Ethel Pace. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Taylor spent Sunday with relatives in Marietta.' ~ Everybody remember the singing at this place every fourth Sunday in l the afternoon. sy -0 ’O-— SMYRNA iy . -0 0 o~—o-—O-~-o—o—o—o—o—-0 Mrs. J. J. rorter and Mr. Paul Hunt, of Rome, spent last Sunday ’with Mrs. W. R. Quarles. Miss Carolyn Magill was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Paden in Kirk wood, last week end. ~_Mr. Keller Hasty has returned from }Philadelphia, and will be at home ‘through the winter months. i Misses Nancy Lee and Mary Sue ‘Pollock entertained the B. Y. P. U. at ‘their home on Atlanta Ave., Friday evening. Messrs. Frank and Arthur Hasty were hosts at a surprise lawn party ST = For = = LODGE JEWELRY £ = See i S YOUR HOME JEWELERS = §IIIIIIIIIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE Gl «\* % Willard This trademark, stamped in red on the case, identifies the Willard Threaded Rubber Battery. ;:: Serve You SERVICE! We like to put it in capitals that way because we believe it is the most important thing in the battery business. Of course we can’t make a new battery out of an old one, or a good battery out of a poor one, or a long-lived battery out of a short-lived one. There are lim its even to battery service. But we can make any battery last longer and serve better if you give us a chance. We can make the Willard Threaded Rubber Battery do both—and it already bolds records for long life and reliability. We can always do more with a battery if we get a chance right at the start, although we are | ready to help any time. Comein! You’ll say, too, that we give— SERVICE ! Marietta Battery Co G. C. Langford, Mgr. 200 CHURCH STREET %.Reaves Bros. G : i &) Roswell, Ei WEIK rd Yyl 31 2 l,i @ | ! o 5 | Da €S ! ) ) | PR T R F e S T THE MARIETTA JOURNAL 'in honor of their brother, Mr. Keller Hasty, on last Satuday evening. I Mr. Gordon Hasty, of Atlanta, vis ited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. ‘Hasty, last week end. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Williamson an nounce the birth of a daughter on September 23rd, who has been given the name of Jane Deborah. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Cooledge, of At lanta, visited Mr. and Mrs. Si Mat thews last week. - # 0— EAST MARIETTA -—0 b —o o——o—o—o—o—o—o—o—o—-0 The birthday dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Murdock and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Medley in honor of their father, was enjoyed by all preesnt. Mr. and Mrs. Wilch Frazier art all smiles over the arrival of a fine girl on September 11. Mrs. Wilmoth is no better at this writing, we are sorry to shy. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ledbetter vis ited Mr. and Mrs. John Juarles Sun. day. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Quarles are rejoicing of the late arrival. Those visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Medley Sunday were Mr. and Mus. J. T. Murdock and Mr. E. W. Gillham Mr. Clint Brown is much improved at this writing. Mr. Frank Schroeder is building a new home on Roswell street. Subscribe to the Journal, $l.OO a year FOR TRANSFER AND TAXI SERVICE Anywhere, anytime, Call 345. LK. BROWN 257° CHURCH k. Marietta, Ga. Condensed Statement ‘ The First National Bank . Marietta,zGeorgia ' At Close of Business September 6th, 1921 . - RESOURCES ' Loans and Discounts...s 746,488.49 Overrl 593.14 L. 8. - Bopde: ... ... 1885704.60 Other Bonds and Stocks 41,947.00 Bank House (owned).. 34,207.56 Furn. & Fixtures...... - 7,507.62 Depreciation ‘Acect. .... = 1,585.96 Neul Batets- .. ... 9,616.73 (Cash In Vault ..$14,307.60 With Banks 99,209.57 {0 1{11! F Q@ Musag ‘ 5 7 ¢ U, S. Treas. i,7W l&{@f??.;ﬂﬁ ; L 4068 97 e S WIERER VN vAR XL R 3304 XEEE RIN)Y 3L ONE JLES ; assigfanee;of holyhl fomice andl fo-pidrationyin;youf [husipeps maederdy = : ass@ance of helpful hervice and co-operation in your business needs, = | 5 2 i PRI BROON, e J. B MASSEY, Pres™ == JO& M, BROWN, Vide.Pre R LITTLE, Cash = esanddabod bl patgodyrsl E A ¥ Cortelyon 2719 ohs Bemthih 100 w e Bwms [ R B Budir 2 Lot baqalBPal trio sy Sy 5T 2 - -————M # AR %LbBT: S il i"hﬁi Slis L ‘ti"“"“( 'i-vl"‘i"ﬂim 179 M i2d g 4 ﬂ i iﬂﬂ ‘ “ ‘I: - ®@ ' : "-‘l o g ! ' % B ! "~"‘ ¥ 15878 glr | ”’lg illt&’ A 8 M 0 I™\ : . / € ﬁ "i‘;«. ".. ')R 4 2y ‘ P> 3 i . et AAUHTERI : TR e N ORUREEINE R b Loy P SR »—o—o-—o—%o—o—o—o—o—o——o e % -0 la—— NEW SALEM. -0 oo—- -0 0-—o—o—o— (o—o——o——o—o-—o——o The B. Y. P. U. at this place was well attended Sunday night. Cotton picking is the order of the day around here. | Mr. Willie Flinn is improving after a short illness. Mrs. W. E. McCollum and family, of Mt. Olive, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clint Darby. Mrs. Luthtr James spent Saturday with her mother, Mrs. Williams, of Marietta. Mr. John Bell-and Mr| Carter, of Marietta, spent Sunday with Mr. Willie Flinn, i Mrs. Doria Hentley, of Atlanta, has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kirk recently. Miss Nora Pappe spent Sunday With Miss Georgit Frasier. WM. TATE HOLLAND VIRGIL McCLESKEY HOLLAND REALTY CO. REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE LOANS COBB COUNTY FARMS : MARIETTA HOMES. REYNOLDS BUILHING Telephone 134 Marietta - - - Georgia OFFICE PHONE 204 —— DEALERS IN — __ Rough and dressed lumber, shingles, laths, lime, cement, plaster, brick and Pattons Sunproof Paint We carry the most complete and largest stock of building material in North Georgia. Your orGers, large or small, appreciated. We can give you lowest prices and prompt deliveries. Mill and Office, Church St., in front of car barn. LIABILITIES : j Thas s nkl Aads Capital . ....000 . auooss’ 100,00000 Surplus -and - Profits 9584930~ B 4 30 Circulation. .2200 70 7T TTZ300.007 Bills Payable ........ 115,000.00 Deposits X i 761.815;17 ) “? o s ! " ‘wr?‘x 4 Tipiil 2 beinalblsbomn s b Mt kA ££ ¢ - }1 Lk & A ! / -;5 >4t l,' 'y "'v'?.:’M-;i = WL LRI NINT i i '8 BT b B ..: LA lOV SRUIAges. " FOR SALE ’ Farm Land and cify Luts :Prices and Terms to suit you. ! B. F. REED C9O. " i.Phone 61 Smyrna, QGa. * 4 room cottages, hall, 2 large lots, 2 blocks from Jones ville stop, Marietta ear line. Will sacrifice for quick sale OWNER J. K. ROBBINS PAGE THREE