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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1922 Honor Roll Marietta Public School for February Grade 1 A—Eugene Barmore, Wil lard Hasty, Jack Hunter, Eugene Delk, Howard Mashburn, Miller Mec- Entyre, James Reed, Grady Reed, John Sosebee, J. B. Williams, Jewell Bailey, Ruby Grace Coker, Ruth Dearbury, Hauline Dunmn, Virginia Hicks, Dorothy Johnson, Louise Shaw, Louise Osborne, Virginia Rod gers, Lucile Shirley, Frances Wat kins, Ruth Boring. Grade 1 B—Josephine Austin, Bet ty Bolden, Frances Blackwell, Hel en Cox, Florine Dobbins, Alta Hib ble. Idelle Jabalev, Anita Murray, Ce il Power, Suzanne Randolph, Odene Wallace, Thelma Roberts, Charles Dickson, Dana Groover, Jack Hodges. Edward Ingram ,Hoyt Reed, Delmar Williamson. Grade 1 C—Palmer Awtrey, Em metht Benton, B. B. Dudley, George Duncan, Rosser Neal Little, William Martin, George Montgomery, Weldon Newson, Harry. Norton, Raymond Shaw, Bunnie Joe Abbott, Lillie Mae Bell, Frances Brown, Frances Cald well, Alma Conyers, Catherine Hyde, Rosa Johann, Martha Kincaid, Clyde Kuykendall, Maxcie Langley, Doro thy Nix, Mae Seif. Grade 2 A—Wallis Bugg, Warner Massey, Harold Smith, Bill Ward, C. W. Maddox, Fred Barkalow, Bessie Baileyv, Louise Black, Elizabeth Clack um, Lenora Davis. Louise Henley, Mae Dobbs Kincaid. Nell Mayes, Pear! Mashburn, Hattie Sanders, Hattie Miller, Geraldine Donnelly. Grade 2 B—Pearl Ingram, Louise McClesky, Martha Hilley Cox, Hazel Robertson, Jimmie Cox. Mary Mead ows. Betty Scholling. Virginia Brown Marie Massey Brumbv, Carrie Ton Hicks, Nancy West, John H. Riggins, Marv Louise Dunn. Grade 2 C—Martha Benton Em ma Lee Hadaway, Mary Sanders, Tommie Channell, Ward Watkins, Edward Ellison, John A. Fields, Ed win Hunter, Augustus Benson, Billy Starr, Herman Boring. Grade 3 A—Katherine Hayes, Ru by Collins, Ralph Moor, George Spake, Warren Shaw, Eugene Wat kins, Dorothy Dearberry, Christine Wardlaw, Clara Mae Dobbs, Jeanette Watkins, Hazel Sanders, Janie Lee, Claude Eskew, Harold Holbrook. Grade 3 B—Mina Lewis Collins, Lucile Runyan, Charles Bolden, Chas. Ward, William Lovejoy, Harrison Anderson. Grade 3 A—Essie Smith, Marjorie Runyan, Themla Richardson, Perry Dean Pickens, Eunice Meek, Lois Mayes, Ammie Dover, Earl Duckett, Bernard Lutz. Grade 4 A—Judson C. Ward, How ard Northcutt, Robert Mcßrayer, Frances Walton, Dorris Smith, Irene Abercrombie, Thula Green, Bessie Mae Wade, Mildred Benson, Janie Pickens, Dorothy Hawkins, Gertrude Rodgers, Jimmie Anderson, Katherine Floyd, Louise Drumm, Ethel Dobbs. Grade 4 B—Catherine Abbott, Eli zabeth Cannon, Virginia Conyers, Laura Jean Dickson, Ella Gee Galt, Yrma Dawn Hancock, Margaret Har rison, Wylene Holcombe, Mary Kate Ivester, Rebecca Lutz, Annie Pearl McCollum, Louise Mogr, Jane North cutt, Jennie Tate, Given Coffey, Her bert Land, T. J. Leard, Richard Wel lons. Grade 4 C—Pierce Baker, Hugh Caldwell, Amos Clackum, lawson Collins, Jesse Dobbs, Larkin Groover, James Henley, Mitchell Jabaley, Eu gene McEentyre, Robert McEntyre,‘ William McEntyre, Horace Pavlovs ky, Ralph Pavlovsky, Edward Wal lace, Geraldine Belle Isle, Berthz‘ Covington. Hattie Dobbins, Janie’ Green, Alice Griggs, Emily Holling shead, Rosa Jabaley. Mary Leavell, Lucille Lee, Adella Rogers. | Grade 5 A—Harry Barfield, Earl Brooks, Robert Garrison. Clvde Mil-i ler, H. G. Smith. Kermit Sanders, Ferman James, Lucile Davis, Waldine Griggs. Lucile CGatlin. Lucile Harts field, Madge Hamby, Zelma Nm-man,! Zane Spake. ‘ Grade 5 B—Helen Benson, Dudle,vi Hewitt. Emma Reaves Hewitt, Oma Cox. Marian Cox. Sallie Fowler, Edi th Grege. Lucile Hanev. Frances Har deman. Ruby McDaniel. Nedra Tvre, Mary Williams, Pollv Wellons. Floy Martin. Howard Croft. William Crumblev, Elmer Moon, Dick Mims, Howard Scroggins., George Northcutt, Peyton Randolph, Rogers Starr, J.‘ B. Williamson. Herbert Wallace, Huch Boring. Frank Hardeman, Jas. Holmes. Hueh Harris, Howard Miles. Grade 5 C—Hilland Allgood,Frank Dobbins. Jordan Goodson, Rollins Jol ley, Herbert Scroggins. Harold Wal lace. Clyde Wallace, Bennett Join er, Irene Hudson, Lillie Mae Marler, Willie Mae Johns, Hazel Mullins, Grace Moor, Ruth Morris, Katheryn Whitman. ~ Grade 6 B—Luther Benson, Joe Groover, Tom Manning, William Ow enby, Inez Brown, Mary Hodges, Ed na Garrette, Ida Brumby, Mary Fran ces Cheney,, Virginia Crook, Chris tine Gaines, Martha Gramling, Blan che Greenway, Lotiise Greene, Eliza beth Goodwin, Frances Harrison, Lo raine Howard, Susie Jolley, Eloise Manning, Mary Manning, Mildred Monroe, Martha ~ Morris, Eva Mae Prewitt, Lula‘ Smith, Ethlene Shaw, George Shaw, Vida Tha ker, Aranna Watson. Annie Mae Wallace, Evelyn York, Inus Brand. Grade 7 A—-Joseph Deraney, Char les Eberhart. Hubert Greer, Nolan Maddox. Evelvn Black, Sybil Cowart, Minnie Lou Duncan. Virginia Garri son, Willie Mae Garrison, Lonise Gibson, Eloise Hamby. Dorothy Hen -loy, Regina Hicks, Katherine Kirk, Sara Lance, Josephine Leard, Irene Moon, Laura Morris, Ruth Northcutt, Mardelle Osborne, Annie May Rich ars, Eva Mae Norman, Alice Duck ett, Naomi Young, Nellie Orr, Sallie Orr, Martha McKinley. HIGH SCHOOL Sterling: Claiborne, E. N. Garri son, Van Teem, Frances Benson, Frances Campbell, Sara Frances Hy de, Frances Welsh, Grade 1 B—Lynn Smith, Johnnie Mae Conroy, Charlotte Hawkins, Em ily Haynes, Margaret Joiner, Corinne Johnson, Eva Langley, Ida Roberts, Mary Lewis. . Grade 2 A—Merril Awtrey, Virgie Lee Conroy, Hattie V. Griggs, Lillian Hyde, Mary Crambley, William Gil bert. Grade 2 B—Hortense Smith. Junior Grade—Suye Nichols, Edna Allgood, Elizabeth Morr, Louise Mapp, Scheuler Christian, Willie Mae Carmichael, James Groover, Weldon Sibley. Seniors—Bolan Glover, Edwin Dy er, Bertha Benson, Annie B. Clai burne, Lorene Conyers, Helen Greer, Ethel Griggs, Lola Haygood, Idobel Hunt, Sara F. Northcutt, Mary Sue Pollock, Colene Reed, Mae Runyan, Eunice Thomas. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends for the many tokens of friendship and kindness shown us during the funeral of our son, and brother, Wm. Horace, who was killed in the late war in France. MR. AND MRS. A. E. ORR AND FAMILY. PREACHING AT TILLMAN’S CHAPEL AND BOLD SPRINGS Preaching services will be held at Tillman’s Chapel on Saturday night before the second Sunday and second Sunday morning at 11 o’clock. Preaching will be held at Bold Springs Sunday afternoon and at night on the second Sunday. FINAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO WILSON FOUNDATION The following contributions have been received by the chairman of the local committee, Mrs. George H. Kee ler, for the Woodrow Wilson Found ation. As contributions to this fund will need to be in within a few days, when final report will be made, those who wish to contribute should do so at once. The Marietta fund has now reached a total of $314.20. Addit ional contributions are as folows: Miss Ora Chandler, $1.00; Wm. Tate Holland, $1.00; A. L. Crowe, $1.00; K. Najjar, 50c; Mrs. Mayes Ward, $1.00; Bud Hays, 50¢; Sam Grogan, $1.00; Mogan McNeel, $1.00; R. E. Butler, $1.00; Guy H. North cutt, $1.00; Clarence E. Power, $1.00; D. P. Butler, $1.00; Miss Sadie Go ber, $1.00; N. M. Mayes, $l.OO. Grand Total—s3l4.2o. z:°‘°—°'"°—°—°——<>—o—o—-o —-a o FLOYD o oo— — s o—-0 The roads in our community are getting bad on account of so much rain. '_Mis.s Irene Mable is visiting rela tives in Atlanta for several days. Mr. and Mrs. McEntyre of Marie*- ta, were the Sunday guests of the latter’s parents, Mrs. F. C. Kalb and family. A number of singers from here went over to pay Center Hill a visit last Sunday night and reported a nice time. Mr. and Mrs. Will Smith who have recently moved to Austell, were Sun day visitors to their parents, at this place, Mr. and Mrs. Lanham. Mrs. J. C. Hays was the Sunday guest of Mrs. Tom Floyd. | Quiet a number enjoyed the enter tainment given by Miss Jennie Kalb, last Saturday night. | Miss Nellie Wallace left last Satur day for Sandersville, where she will spend several days with her sister, Mrs. Hood. Remember the Christian Endeavor Society meeting at 6:30 every Sun day night. | 0-—o—o—o—o—o—o—o—o—o—-0 0 —0 0— NESBITT —0 0— -0 o—o—-o—o—o—o—o—o—o—o—-0 Rev. Cliett filled his regular ap poirtment heM: Sunqay, pgeaching 3 Very interesting sermon. Mr. Henry Turner, of Lost Mt., spent Sunday night with Mr. E. B, Howard, and family. Mr. W. A. Water's father of Hick ory Flat, visited him last week. " Mrs. H. D. Staton visited Mrs. J. ¥. Blalock, Saturday evening. L Mes. 3. E Robin and little son, Elbert, visited her sister, Mrs. W. H. Carlisle, Monday. | Mrs. Annie Colwell and son. Geo., visited Mr. W. A. Colwell and family last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Carlisle visit l.ud ‘he latter’s narents, Mr. H. D. Sta ton and family. l Those visiting Mr. and Mrs. g, Pabun. Sunday were Mr, and Mrsa. W. H. Blalock, %ind baby, Mary Lou, i‘;i‘.x} Miss Ruby Ranines. . | Mizces Ethel and Nellie Grizzle !uf Mount Zion, visited Mr. W. A, Wa ters, and family, Saturday evening. | Mr. Lewis Staton visited Mr. Roy 'Blalock. Saturday night. " Mr. J. E. Rabun visited his father, | Mr. Hodge Rabun, of Camp Ground, Monday. welillio, SMYRNA SOCIAL NIEWS MISS NANCY LEE‘I;(;LL_OCK Miss Bertie Thompscn, of Atlanta, spent Thursday night with Miss Hel en Pace. | Misses Wilma Butler and Muriel Williams, of "Marietta, were the guests of Nancy Lee Pollock, last Thursday night. | Miss Juanita Meeks has returned to her home in Ocilla, after attending the Rice-Brawner wedding. Mr. Gordon Hasty has returned POWDER SPRINGS NEWS —BY— MRS. C. H. LINDLEY Mr. Pat Miller from Birmingham, spent last week with relatives here. | Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Baggett, Jr.,! announuce the birth of a son oni March the second, whom they have named Richard. 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Landers an nounce the birth of a boy on the sixth. | ~ Miss Inez Schofner, of Atlanta, was the week-end guest of Mrs. S. M. Baker. ~ Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Butner and ‘Miss Gladys Butner returned from Florida, where they have been for KENNESAW NEWS i eßy o i MISS MARY CONNER A few of Mr. Edwin Dyer’s friends gave him a surprise birthday party last Saturday night. Those present were Misses Pauline and Elaine Cox, Etta Mae Elliot, of Hiram; Georgia Roberts, Louise Dyer, Messrs. Joe Carrie Olen Ellis, Hiram Durham, Hugh Lee Benson. Mrs. C. D. Satterfield and li‘tle daughtdr, Margaret, spent Monday in Atlanta. Mrs. Frank Collins spent Friday in Atlanta. Miss Evelyn Boring left Monday morning to visit her sister, Mrs. R. A. Jackson, at Adairsville. Little Katie Ellison has tonsilitis. Mr. E. E. Hill is sick with the flu. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Boring and little son, Billy, of Atlanta, spent the week with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Boring. Miss Agnes Robertson spent Wed nesday and Thursday with her sister, Subscribe to the Journal $l.OO. el ) e £ L A 2 $ (£ o “ /Q‘, %3 ad g . "Pr" W’ ; (I ,' '7 &7k ;. o Fpras K , o ‘,,i,".-. y __.gge,/ {8 y An extension tele phone in your office saves time and in creases the utility of your service at small Cost. We can now install extension telephones promptly. $1.50 per month in offices. $1.25 per month in residences. Call the Business Ofiice today. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE f"’i-‘; AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY :@j T g . " ’ F‘ 2 g ] 3 : ¥ % ; i 2, & 4T 5 d iOlMOrrow § 2. 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Legg, has returned o her son’s home in Atlanta. | The Baptist Woman’s Missionary Society held its regular all day For eign Mission Prayer Service at the home of Mrs. John L. Pollock, on Tuesday. the past two months. | Mr. Hendrick Butner spent Sun day with homefolks. | ] Miss Margaret Hughey of Atlan‘a, spent thg week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lindley. The many friends of Mrs. J. L. Brooks, of Austell, sympathize with .him deeply in the death of his wife, ‘who died Monday morning at a pri !vate sanitarium in Atlanta, after 'several weeks illness. ! Mr. and Mrs. Cldye Scott, of Ath lens, visited their parents, Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Lee Wilkie, of Marietta. - Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bonds, and family have returned to their home in South Carolina, after a deligh*ful visit to Mr. and Mrs. John Bonds. - Mrs. W. P. Mcßae made a business trip to Atlanta on last Thursday. ~ We are sorry to learn that Miss Melissa Scott is very sick with pneu monia. Messrs. Hiram Durham, Edwin Dyer and Clarence Roberts of Mari etta High, visited the school of their former teacher, Prof. E. T. Booth, at Woodstock, on February 24th. Miss Ruth Whitworth, of Dallas, is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. E. Gannt. Mrs. J. R. Butler spent last Fri day in Atlanta, with her daughter, Mrs. W. T. Young. Miss Ola Hitchcock, of Dallas, is the attractive guest of her sister, Mrs. R. Russum. o~——o——o—o—o—~—o——o~——o——o—o—-0 0— —oo o— OLIVE CREEK ~—o 0— —0 0-——o——o~——o~— 000 ——o~——o——o——no Mr. John Booth, and family were the guests of the former’s father,Mr. John A. Booth, of Olive Springs, Sunday. Miss Emma Fortner and brother, Early, of Pledgers Mill, were recent visitors in our community. Mr. Rober’ Fortner, of near Ma rietta was the Saturday night guest of Mr. George Martin. —Bricket. | . | De e T ——— WALKER’S "SHOE SHOP { Fred W. Walker, Proprietor 119 Church Street ! MARIETTA - GEORGIA [FOR SALE Farm Land and City Lots Prices and Terms to suit you. B. F. REED CO. 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To The Creditors of the Marietta Trust & Bank ~ ing Company: ~ In accordance with Section 13 of Article 7of he Banking Act passed by the General Assem bly and approved August 16th, 1919, you are hereby notified that the affairs of this Bank have been placed in the hands of the Superintendent of Banks of the State of Georgia and all persons having claims against said bank of any nature re requested to file their claim with the Examin erin charge of said bank within ninety days of this date. Parties having pass books will please leave these at the Bank to be balanced within the time prescribed for filing claims. . . This 9th day of February, 1922, T. R. BENNET, i Supt. of Banks, ( State of Georgia. bowels completely by morning, and you will feel ﬂpl(‘ndid. “They work wﬂile you sleep.” Cascarets never stir you up or gripe like Salts, Pills, Calomel, or Oil and they cost only ten cents a box. Children love Cascarets too. PAGE THREE