The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, December 22, 1921, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR o—o—o—o—o——o—=)—o—-o—o—-0 0 —0 o NORTH ACWORTH —0 ~— —o i g D sl e Dyl Mr. Joe Jenkins and family, of Ma rietta, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 1. A. Scroggs. Miss Annie Jean McEver visited Miss Laura McLain recently. The party given by Miss Nettie Kemp recently was well attended. Mes. R. L. Bond is visitinng rela tives in Eton, Ga. Miss Nettie Kemp has been visiting in Marietta and Atlanta. The party given by Miss Madeline Fountain, Thursday night was en joyed by a large crowd. Those visiting Miss Letha Kemp on Sunday were Misses Annie Lou Foun ta'n and Grace and Louise Brown. o— EAST KENNESAW —0 — — Q—rip—O—oP—oQ——o—o——o—o—o- =0 Tha many friends of Mrs. Mattie Orm McCoy will be sorry to know that she is very sick, also her little grandson is very low. Everybody remember the Xmas tree at Pine Grove Saturday night and be there. Mr. Barrett has moved on the Burts farm. We welcome him. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Elrod spent Sun day afternoon with Mr. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. R. A Stanley spent Sunday with Mr. A. A. Blackwell. o—o—o—o—-o—o——o-—o—o—o—o o— —0 o— ANTIOCH il o— —oo 0-—0 —o—o-——o—o——o—-o—o——o——=o Death of Mrs. John Dodgen. The death angel visited the home of Mr John Dodgen and took away from that place, the dear wife and mother, on December 16th. She leaves besides her husband, four chil dien besides a host of friends and relatives to mourn her death. The bereaved ones have our deep est. sympathy. Mr. Maze Sewell of Emory Uni versity was the week-end guest of home-folks. | .~ Mr. George Martin was the Sunday night guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Fortner, of Windy Hill. Miss Zara Crawford was the guest of Mrs. Barner Blackwell one ni_.it last week, Miss Rosetta Martin has as her guest Miss Ethey Smith, of Five Points. . s L o—o—o—o—o—o—-o—o—o—o—-0 0— -0 o— SARDIS 0 0-— -0 o—o—o-—O-—o——o—o——o—o——o===( Cochran-Heard - Married on last Sunday evening: Mr. Hoke Heard, of Fulton county, to Miss Maggie Cochran, of this place with Mr E. C. Smith officiating. We wish the couple a long and happy life. *- * * Christmas Tree, December 27. There will be a Christmas tree at this place on Tuesday night, Decem ber tha 27th. * * * * We had the coldest weather of the season here Jast Sunday mornine. Mr. Joe Webb, of Paulding county, known as Granpapa Webb, has moved into the house with Mrs. Annie C. Bowles. A Mrs, J. B. Black is improving some, we are glad to say. Our school is doing fine with the exception of a few cases of chicken pax. _The singing Jast Sunday night at Mr. J. E. Hill's was enjoyed by a large crowd. 0-—0 —o——o—o—o—o—o—o—o—-0 o— -0 0--— “ PINE GROVE —0 0 — —() o—o-~—o~—o—o-—-o——o—o—o—o—-=0 The singing given by Miss Mary Lee Blackwell Sunday evening was enjoyed by all. Miss Ola Blackwell spent Sunday with Misses Laura and Nora Scrog gins. Mr. Barrett and fmaily, of Carters ville, have moved into our communi ty. We welcome them. Misses Nellie and Mae Owenby visited Miss Mary Lee Blackwell. . 59 9 Xmas tree Saturday night There will be a Christmas tree at this place next Saturday night. 8-—O-—o—o—o—o—o—o——o—o——o " —0 o DAVIS ACADEMY —0 e —_o 00 —~~o——o——o~—o——o~—o-—o~—o—=o ' Mr. R. O. Mitchell has built a new “house on his place, and Mr. and Mrs. “Horace Mitchell will live there. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rogers and children; Mr. and Mrs, Willie Davis and Mr. Pete and Gus Davis, all of Atlanta, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. N, M. Davis and family, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bettis and children spent one night last week with Mr. and Mrs. John Bettis, The average in school has been very good, but seversl have stopped ont to help make holly wreaths for the Christmas, News Of Interest Throughout Cobb County P Q~=+o~-o~—o——o—o—o—o—o—o o— —0 o— SWEATS MOUNTAIN. —0 o— -0 0-—o—o——o——o——o—-o——o——o——o——o Mr. Henry Croff and son, Tom, spent last Sunday with his mother, Mrs. John Croff. Mrs. H H. Wigley is in Marietta spending a while with her brother, Mr. Charlie Gunnin. l Son to Mr, and Mrs. Hames. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hames are all smiles over the arrival of a fine boy on December 12th, who will be called Hubert Wade. * * * * Mrs. Kathryn Aska has returned home from Atlanta after spending some time with her son, Mr. John ;Aska. ~ Mr. Oscar Peek, of Crossville, spent 'last Saturday night with his sister, Mrs. Tall Panell. HAMBONE'S MEDITATIONS ('LE CLOES SHINES JES" EZ MUCH Ez "EW CLOES DOES, CEPN HITS A DIFFUNT LOOKIN' SHINE !! 2% N / > ‘ ]|l M ez, / aW T 4 N\= ///% T 4 Lar o A \/ Cobyright, 1921 by McClure Newspaper Syndicate, e FARMER \|| l»’/,//:"v" ?‘ﬁf‘\‘{%_‘* ) [ i £\ G| |l by L 5 G o 7‘ w“‘v."[';vv:A' ;," ‘ {LA j""-}“ Lo il :&"4":/\3@..\? pe // ‘l‘ BN )2 | - }:L‘- ‘4 N/« h el || NS ‘i‘: VB ‘ SO o |Ema .E-l ' i Christmas Candies 17 1-2¢ Lb. K. A. Kampbells g;fé? ;&:v ™ l : 7 b )P W ’\)‘ & ‘ \\. A | T<k| {1 Iwt o ~wkf N S AP .« v At :/\" ; &y /; SEL & The Bell telephone in your home is the same sort of long distance instrument as the one in your office, You can talk to New York or Chicago from your home as easily as from your of fice. Matters that slip your mind during the stress of your business day can be attended to by long distance telephone from your home at night. After 8:30 o’clock you can save from 50 to 75 per cent by using station to station seryice. . Ask Long Distance for rates and details. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE paTey ) AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY "“-”"“’ : %s:o* ettt esestsmisess e — THE MARIETTA JOURNAIJ; )=—o=—o—o—~—o——o——o——o——Q——Q—-=0 ! )— -—0 ‘ foos KIRKS s | ) e —0 0--—o——o—o~——o——o—o—Q——C —o—-—o' Mr. J. M. Forster, of Morgatown,l Ga., spent several days with relaitves and friends here recently. i Dr. R| V. MeClure has moved from | this communuity to below’ Fair Ooks, | we regret to say. | Mr. Sam Smith has moved to his farm near here. Mrs. P. T. Cunningham spent Sun day with Mrs. Donaldson. Rev. Elisha Stiles, who rented Mr. C. Burton’s farm and moved on it, heard too much talk of hard times, so he moved back to Tennessee, near Copper Hill. ~ Rev. Will Jones has moved to the Bells Ferry road. Mr. John Donaldson aims to move to the place vecated by Mr. Jones. Miss Mattie Cunningham, who has been in school at Etowah, Tenn., has returned home for the helidays When reformers hold their meet ings a miserable time is enjoyed by all.—Moultrie Observer. More paying and less giving would be a good slogan for the Christmas.—Vienna News. MICKIE SAYS— { WHEN NOURE HUNGRN AND WANY A GOOD STEAK,YOL DONY HUNT ALL OVER “TOWN FER T CHEAPEST ONE VA KIN FIND AN' NET SOME BILNESSMEN BUY PRINTING THAT WAN AND ARE PEEVED BECUZ THEM QT CUEAP WORK (/7 \s//f\;‘ fs . £ D ALY ) v ‘“fx . \O/ SAN ° SN ™ 4 ) 5 ~,".- NOQ.D B AND ‘ wel, o wa == S 8 NO — =] o = =oy K ren RoB For Sale at the creek four miles north of Marietta, on the Dixie Highway. Mrs. W. F. 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YOUR HOME JEWELERS You can buy the best bread to be had right in your in your home town, baked in your HOME Bakery and made from the best mater ials. Ask your grocer to send you a loaf of BENSON'S home baked bread. There’s none better and no more for your money. g Cnson s akery Phone 96 Marietta, Ga. Repair Work Announcement I wish to call attention of my friends and patrons to the fact that lam now located at the L. H. Brown Garage where I have taken over the re pair work department for myself, , I am prepared to do repair work on all makes of cars, ‘ ‘Autogenious Welding Battery Repairs General Repairs H. S. STILES | Formerly with DELKS GARAGE Church St. Marietta, Ga. 28 Years of Active and Successiul Banking Marietta Trust and Banking Co. YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED CAPITAL, SURPLUS and PROFITS — $130,000.00 — OFFICERS: J. D. MALONE, President A. H. GILBERT, Vice President GEO. H. SESSIONS, Cashier MARIETTA, GEORGIA “Say It with Flowers” MRS. 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