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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1991.
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~Nrs. D. C. COLE, R T R e e
s N the Marietta Social Realm
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The Atlanta Journal of Sunday
carried in the Rotogravure Section a
picture of “Veterans of two Wars,”
the veterans were General Foch, the
Commander-in-Chief of the Allied
Armies in the World War, and Col.
J. Colton Lynes, of the Confederate‘
Army in the war between the States,
and the picture was taken during the.
General’s visit to Atlanta recently. ‘
Teachers Gone Home for Vacation
School closed today (Thursday)
and the out-of¥own teachers are
leaving far ‘their homes to enjoy
the holidays.
Miss Ethel Bonnor has gone to Tif
ton to spend the Christmas with rela
{ives.
Miss Iris Maddox and Miss Corinne
Settles have gone to their homes in
College Park. And Miss Eunice Coo.
per and Miss Myrtis Cooper are at
their homes in Eastman. Miss Eliza
beth Harris is with her family at
Rome. Miss Agnes Adams is spend
ing the holidays with the family of
her brother, Mr. Charles Adams, in
Barnesville, Miss Louise ‘Duke is
the guest of relatives in Newborne.
Miss Louise Mooar is in Atlanta foi
the holidays. Miss Emma Broach has|
gone to spend the Christmas vaca-|
tion with relatives in Compton. t
Birthday party for Joe Wyatt
Mrs. Henry Wyatt gave a very
pretty and enjoyable dinner for her
son, Mr. Joe Wyatt, on Wednesday
evening, a “surprise birthday party.”
A pair of beautiful old-fashioned
crystal candelabra with gleaming
prisms, holding red candles adorned
the attractive table, and the Christ
mas colors of red and green were
used throughout the delicious menu.
A big birthday cake, surrounded by
twenty tiny candles, was brought in
with the dessert Covers were laid
for Mr. Henry Wyatt, ,Mr. Malcolm
Whitlock, Mr. Wallace Montgomery,
Mr F.rank McNeel, Mr. Ouslow Mi
lam and Mr. Joe Wyatt. -
“Betty Baxter” is Mildred Brown.
~Have you been reading those bright
and entertaining articles entitled
‘““Notes of Nation-wide Interest” by
Betty Baxter, in the Sunday Atlan
ta Journal? And you did not know
that the clever “Betty Baxter” was
Miss Mildred Brown of Washington
City? In short, that “Betty” is none
other than our own little Mildred‘
Broewn’”, whom everyone was so fondl
of when she lived in Marietta? Yes
Mildred is decidedly “making good.” |
In addition to these letters, she is So
ciety Editor for the Washington Post,
which is no slight achievement. Her
friends here are watching her career
with much interest and wish her every
success. |
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Children Enjoy Rook Party . E
Imogene and William Gibert en-!
tertained a dozen little friends with |
a most enjoyable Rook party on Sat—i
urday afternoon at the home of their|
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Gilbert, |
in the Gilbert Apartments. The!
rooms were bright with effective de~o
rations. The girls prize for top score
was won by Miss Annie Louise Com
fort and won a hand-painted bottle of
perfume. The boys vrize was won by |
Randolph Claiborne. |
A delightful salad course was serv
ed. f
Those present were Misses Annie
Louise Comfort,Mary Wallace,Evelyn|
Latimer, Nancy and Martha Morris,
Carolyn Anderson, Theo Smith, Lucy |
Joyner, and Pearce Latimer. Bill
Tate, Randolph Claiborne, William‘i
Anderson and Wa];er Sams. |
Pleasant Spend the Day Party !
Mrs. Campbell Wallace, Jr., enter
tained with a very pleasant spend the
day party on Wednesday, her guests
being Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morris, Mrs.
Floyd Northcutt, Mrs. T. L. Wallace,
and Mrs. Leon Gi})})ert.
“The Gift” at First Baptist Church
A beautiful little Christmas play,
“The Gift”, will be given at the First
Baptist Church at 7:30 o’clock on
Wednesday evening December 28th,
under the direction of Mrs. George
Daniell. -
Farewell Tea to Miss Mahoney !
Mrs. Sam 'D. Rambo and Miss Em
ma May Rambo gave a delightful tea
on Friday afternoon, the occasion be
ine a farewell partv to Miss Nell |
Mzhoney. who leaves this week for
Foarlen, Ky. Christmas decorations
of red ar.d green were lavishly used
throughout the reception rooms, the
chandeliers were veiled in red, and
great bowls of the delightfully fra-|
grant Christmas jasmine adorned the
tables. Mrs. Marceilus Rambo pre
-124 over the prettily appointed tea
table and Mrs. W. E Benson and Mrs
Sam L. Rambo assisted in serving the
dainty salad course Those present
were the official members of the Y W'
Board, the leaders of the Girl’s re-
Serves and a few special friends of
Miss Mahoney. The features of the
occasion was the preenting to Miss
Mahoney as a mark of appreciation,
an elegant gold wrist watch by the
members of the Y. W. C. A Board.
. The presentation speech was made
by Mrs A § J Gardner, and she spoke
;f the excellent work done by Miss
cxah'moy as Marietta’s Y. W. C. A.
Secretary for the past two years., how
;"u“}“ her company had meant to
afimoel's of the girls, ard how much
Marietta regretted giving her up.
Vrs. Welborn Reynolds and son,
Homey Cleveland, left on Saturaay
= Spartanburg, S. C., to visit her
varents. My, and Mrs. John Cleveland
then- Mr. Reynolds will join them for
Christmas,
Miss 1 '-:'-*--—-—— s
Wi ® Lena Carnes returned on
‘h(‘ 1:_\0;(1“.\, from Center, Ala., Vv‘ht'l e
h ? s teaching school to spend the
l‘;r]d't‘ys with her parents, Mr. and
LB Calenee .
By Mrs. D.C. Cole, Phone 255
] Miss Fannie Kilby of Rome, is the
guest of Mrs. James T. Anderson.
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, Mo 1. N Brumby, Sr., returned
|thls week from a trip to Florida.
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Miss Ethaleen Clay spent the week
end in Atlanta with Mrs W. B. Hill.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Jolley and fam
\ily have moved to 412 Polk Street.
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; Mrs. Mills McNeel, Jr, has gone to
' Miami, Florida, to spend the winter.
| Wi
. Mr. J. W. Hancock has been on
the sick list for the past three weeks.
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: Mr W. M. Murray spent the week
end in Birmingham with his mother.
| Mrs. €, €. I\Te_w.'rflami daughters, of
Adairsville visited Mrs. Frank Wat-
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~ Miss Dorothy Haverty, of Atl.antz_l,
visited Miss Minnie Lou McNeel, this
week.
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| Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wooding, of At
{lanta, spent Sunday with Miss Myr
itle Dodd.
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g Mr Hugh Hill is back at the Mer
|chants and Farmers Bank after a
{weeks illness.
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Mr. and h{rs Joseph Randolph have
gone to Florida to spend the holidays
with relatives.
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Mrs. M. A. Moore is spending the
week with her daughter, Mrs. Demp
sey Medford.
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Reginald Setz left on Wednesday
to spend the holidays with his mother
in Washington, Ga.
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Douglas McNeel arrived this week
from the University of Alabama to
spend the holid'syi
Miss Lucy Bailey left on Monday
,for Social Circle to spend the holi.
days with her par;nts.
' Mr. Tilman Bagwell spent the week
end with his sister, Mrs. W. M. Dobbs
en route to his home in Colorado
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Misses Tallulah and Mary Towers
leave on Thursday to spend the hol
idays with their niece, Mrs. Ed Mad
dox. .
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Dudley Field will reach home on
Friday to spend the holidays with
his parents,” Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Field.
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~ Mrs. John Lewis and Miss Helen
Lewis will leave this week for So
cial Circle to spend the holidays
with relatives.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Grant left on
Wednesday for Providence, Rhode Is
-land. to spend the holidayvs with Mr.
Cr-a2ut's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Starr are ex
pecting Mr. and Mrs. Fred MacDon
ald, of Columbus. to arrive on Satur
day to spern:! the holidays.
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Mr. and Mpys. Sdott ‘Altar, who
have been the guests of Mrs. Altar’s
father, Mr. W. H. Shippen, have re
turned to their home in Cincinnati.
s QB csiesian
~ Mrs. J. D. McColium and daugh
ters. Agnes and Christine, and son,
John, left todav to sperd the holidays
with Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Shirley, in
iAlpharetta.
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i Mr. William Hart Sibley has ar
rived from Harvard University,where
he is a law student, to spend the
holidavs with his parents, Judge and
iMxl‘S- Sibley. :
| Mrs. S. C. NvEachern and Mus.
'William McEachern bave issued invi
ltations to a large reception to be giv
'en at the Golf Club on Thursday af
iternoon of next w.gek.
Mise Frances Forrest Smith arriv
ed on Monday from Chatham Virginia
where she is attending school, to
spend the holidays with parents, Mr.
and Mrs. N. K. Smith.
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! Thomas, George H. and Rov Ses
sions arrived this week from Emory
Acaderay. Oxford, to spend their va
cation with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George H. S_gssions.
2 Mr. and Mrs. Molton Brown and
children have moved to Thomaston.
| Miss Marv Louise Brumby has come
'from North Avenue Presbyterian
School in Atlanta, to spend the Xmas
holidays with her parents, Mr. and
‘Mrs. T. M. Brumby, Jr.
Miss Emma Katherine Anderson,
who is taking a course at the school of
Applied Design in New York, arrives
home this week to spend the Christ
mas holidays. She will remain until
lafter the Anderson-Blair wedding
and is to be one of her sister’s brides
maids .
Dean Isreal Noe and Mrs. Noe and
baby, of Memphis, Tenn., will visit|
Mrs. Pierre Camblos during the holi
days. Misses Qarah and Ethel Wil
son, will also arrive on Monday for
a visit to Mrs. Camblos, who has is-|
sued invitations for a bridge party
[}for Wednesday afternoon for Mrs.
Noe and the Missr;: Wilson.
! Miss Helen Faw arrived this week
from Aenes Scott Institute to spend |
ithe holidays with her parents. Mr. |
ard Mrs. Leon Faw. She has with her
three schbol-mates, Miss Minnie and
and Miss Olivia Liebhert, of St. Louis,
Missouri, and Ruth Owen, of Korea
and her Bioogy teacher, Miss Me
‘Dougal. |
[, Mrs. Esmer Mays continues quite
ill at her home on Whitlock Avenue.
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' Miss Naomi Welles, of Atlanta,
spent the week-end with Mrs. S. H.
Hall. *
Mrs. H. L. Hall of Fairy, was the
week-end guest of her sister, Mrs. J.
M Tumlin,
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The friends of Miss Lula Bell re
gret that she is still confined to her
home by illness.
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Dr. I. A White held services at the
First Baptist Church in Edgewood
on Monday evening.
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Mrs. D. F Greene was called to
Lost Mountain on Monday, by the
‘death of her sister, Mrs. Dodgen.
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‘ Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cartwright of
Carrollton, have begun light house
keeping in the house with Mr. and
Mrs. B. F. Frey. Mr. Cartwright is
supervisor of the vibration depart
ment of street paving. |
THE MARIETTA JOURNAL
Drug Store Ticket
YOU KNOW THAT ONE
CAN'T TRUST ON HIS
MEMORY IN BUSINESS
OUR friends who from time to time have asked us to
“Just make a ticket” for this or the other purchase
that they have made, and who have then sure enough
forgotten all about buying that thing two or three days
later are in the same boat that we are.
We quit selling anything on a credit plan two years ago.
We now haven’t a single book on which to transfer this
“charge tickets” and if you don’t “drop in in an hour or
so” and pay for the item, then the little ticket gets lost
and then we are out the amount of that ticket. And if
vwe send our delivery boy back to you two or three
times with that ticket you will sooner or later get
offended—and pretty soon, may be, you may get mad at
us, or we may feel that you shouldn’t have forgotton so
soon.
The practice is growifig among our customers, to such
an extent that we must cither stop “making tickets” or
else go back to the old bookkeeping system. As things
are now we are losing much money through the over
sight of our good friends and all of us—customers and
druggists—are being annoyed about an unneccessary
matter.
Let’s stop the practice. If you order a thing
delivered at your home—have the money ready
The boy that delivers will always have change
for a dollar. By eliminating the credit business
we were enabled to save our customers many a
dollar. Please helpus to continue on a business
like cash basis.
" PLEASE DO NOT ASK US TO
MAKE ANY MORE TICKETS
COLLINS BROTHERS HODGES DRUG CO.
GRIFFITHS PHARMACY W. A. SAMS DRUG CO.
Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Tumlin have re
turned from Tallapoosa, where they
were called by the death of Dr. Tum
lin’s sister. *
Miss Julia Schilling will arrive on
Saturday from Savannah to spend the
holidays with her father, Mrs. F. E.
A. Schilling.
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Miss Mattie Lou Hatcher, of Ma
con arrives this week to spend the
Christmas holidays with her sister,
Mrs. Ralph Northcutt,
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' Miss Marie Owenby came over
from Canton this week to spend her
Christmas vacation with her parents,
‘Mr. and Mrs, W. f Owenby.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bunting leave
the last of the week for Royston to
splv4. the holidays with Mrs. Bunt
iny puedther, Mrs. Bond.
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M N 4 Mrs. S. H. Hall and Mrs.
IJiZ7LIu'B utk are planning to leave the
last or 2 week to spend Christmas
with M¥:- Hall’s parents, in North
Carolina.
’ Misses Mabel and Elizabeth White
will arrive on Friday from Birming
bham to spend the holidays with their
parents, Dr. and lgrs. I. A. White.
’ Miss Miriam Bond spent several
days this week with her sister, Mrs.
Frank Bunting, en route from Union
’Springs, Ala., to her home in Roys
ton.
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' Mr and Mrs. A. S Cohen and daugh
ter, Miss. Aususta Cohen, and sister,
Miss Augusta Groes, have gone to
Atlanta, to spend the rest of the win
ter with Mr. and Mrs. Willis Milner.
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Miss Nell Mahoney leaves today,
for her home in Lexington, Kentucky
where she will spend the holidays
with relatives. From there she goes
to Harlan, Ky., to take charge of the
Y. W. C. A. work.
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Miss Jeanette Anderson arrived on
Wednesday from Wesleyan College
to spend the holidays with her par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George D. An
derson.
| Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Read announ
ce the arrival of a fine girl.
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' Mr Hunter M. Morrisette return
ed on Saturday from a months
business trip. :
} . Mr. Sam Squires, of North Caro
lina, is the guest of his daughter,
Mrs. Will Neal.
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! Mr. Earl Bolden, of Askbern, was
the week-end guest of his sister, Mrs.
J. R. Collins.
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} Miss Nell McKinnon leaves on Fri
day for Selma, Alabama, to spend
the holidays with nelatives.
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‘ Miss Annie Waddell, who has been
"for some months in Charleston, S. C.,
as secretary of the Red Cross will ar
rive on Saturday to spend her Christ
lmus vacation at home.
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| Mrs. C. A. Keith has with her for the
‘holidays her mother, Mrs. Sallie Por
(ch, of Atlanta, and her sisters, Miss
Saint Porch, of Buford, and Miss Az
‘ilee Porch, of Atlanta.
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