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HURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1922
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armers of our commuity were
Ih§o£ry to see the bad weather a-’
.n last week. The farming was
E o nicely. '
\r}f SCharlie Lemons is on the sick
. this week. We hope for him a
recovery. °
:,?;ng those that are on the sickl
¢ this week are Mrs. W. Wooton,
. A. Fortner, and Mrs. W, M.
ower and Mrs. G. F. Adair.
vire. Eallie Self and Miss Willene
4 Bell Tumans.were visiting Mr..
is Ezelle and family in Mg'rietta,:
nfig:yfl. B. Morgan of this place,
cited relative snear here Sunday af-l
rnoon. i W Ry - e
Mr. J. J. Jenkins and son, passed
rough here one da¥ last. week. .
Miss Josie Garrett was visiting rel
ives in this tommunity Monday. -
Mrs. W. H. Brewer and little son,
s retutned home -after spending
veral days with their daughter near
Thittier Mills. e o
Those visiting Mr. C. L. Lemons on
<t Sunday afternoon were Mrs. C. A
elf. Mr. Will Brewer and Mrs. E.
_ Fortner, of near this place. \
j Mr. Vi E. Statain was visiting
car this place Saturday.
[ With -best wishes to the Marietta
ournal.
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' Miss Frances Cantrell has closed
Lr school for spring at Crowsville
nd returned to spend her vacation
ere with homefolks.
Mrs. Paul Rush and baby, have re
wrned to their home at Rome, after
pending a few days with her parents
Ir. and Mrs. J. W. Rollins.
Mr. Ralph Rakestraw has gone to
\tlanta, where he has accepted a po-
Htion. .« i wirariessaßt asia ot L Al sY s
Mr. Charles Retree and family of
t’uwder Springs spent Sunday with
Ir. and Mrs. John Mitchell.
~ Mrs. Rason Dobbs has been real
ick for the past few days but is
Letter now.
- Mrs. R. J. Adair has returned to
ber home at Roswell, after spending
wo weeks with relatives. .. . . 5
Uncle Carter Meek attended church
it Hiram Sunday, at the New Meho
list church.
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We are proud to see this beautiful
orning for it is almost time to be
in farm_ing.
Mr. Ed Lawler and daughter, Nel
le, spent Tuesday with Mr. M. L.
Morris, and daughter, Clarice.
Miss Clarence and Etol Morris
spent Sunday with Miss Bertha Har
per.
Mrs. J. W. Fambrough and daugh
ter spent Friday P. M. with Mrs. M.|
L. Morris.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Morris spent
Monday with his father and mother,
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Morris.
Miss Lena Mae and Pearl Croker
spent Sunday evening with Mrs. Eth
el Arnold.
Our school is holding up fine. We
are glad to report such good work as
we are doing at Rehoboth.
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Miss Allie Mae Langston has return
ed home after spending several weeks
with friends in Atlanta.
Mrs. T. W. Bell and little daugh
ters, Edna and Jessie, of Mars Hill
are the guests of Miss Minnie Miller.
; Miss Mary Rakestraw spent Tues
day night with Mrs. E. Sargent of
Marietta.
- Mr. Luther Jones of Atlanta is
| Visiting relatives here. '
~ Miss Minnie Miller spent Sunday
With My, and Mrs. J. E. Foster ofAc
worth,
Miss Idelle Petrie spent week end
¥iih relatives in Marietta.
. Yr.and Mrs. Joe Sinard spent Sun
tay with Mr. and Mrs. Levi Godfrey
of Kennesaw.
Mr. T. W. Bell of Mars Hill, vist
€d relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. Phil. Chalker is very sick. |
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; Mv;‘:-‘.. D. M. Ruff’s father, who was
" the Georgia Baptist hospital, was |
‘'Moved to her home Sunday, and is
e L very low, we are sorry to say. |
- Hrs. S, AL Griggs, of Macaen, spent
L week with her sister, Mrs\ George
Iriges, ]
_ Misses Mary Lee and Loucile Rog-
T of this place, had as their guest,
- I¢sts Sunday, Misses FEthel Eng
=, 1 and Wilma Hicks. |
At and Mrs, Jack Talyor, of Mt.
_1" vet, 'was the, guest of her father,
W's and Mrs. Bence Barrett.
L ’.\!r. and Mrs.J.Quarles,of this place
M .r;: Sunday with the latter’s mother
's. Hughes, of Pine Mt. '
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News Of Interest Throughout Cobb County
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The singing at Mr. R. H. Smith's
Saturday night was enjoyed by a
large crowd. |
Miss Florence Frasure was the Sun
day guest of Miss Katherine Kirk, of“
Kennesaw Mt, : |
Miss Jimmie Lee Loftis spent the
week-end with her sister, Mys. Curtis
Reid, of Marietta.
Miss Ethel Abercrombie was the
Sunday guest of Misses Mittie and
Sue Frasure. ,
Mr. Robert Foster has moved his
family in" our community. We wel-.
come them.,
__Mrs. To Kirk spent Sunday with
Mrs. J. H. Frasure. :
_ Mr. Joe Green spent the week-end
in Atlanta. o - Lo
_Mr. and Mrs. Cldye Kemp, of Due
West; ‘snent Sunday with Mr.: and.
Mrs. C. S. Kirk. , :
" Misses Helen' Hunt, Edith Aber
crombie and Georgia Frasure were
the Sunday guests of the Misses
Smith .
- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cook and family
svent Sunday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Pool and family.
‘ Miss Odene Hill spent the week
end with her parents, at Sandy
Plains.
Sunday school and B. Y. P. U. was
‘lwell attended at this place Sunday.
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| Several from this place attended
the singing at Little River and re
ported some good singing.
' Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith, of near
"Oak Grove, spent Sunday with their
daughter, Mrs. Jim Evans ,of this
place. ’
| Mr. and Mrs. Josh Herndon spent
'Sunday afternoon with. his..brother,
Mr. John Herndon, near Bascombe.
| Mr. .and Mrs. John Boring of near
Béscombe, spent Tuesday night with
her son, Mr. Ralph McPherson.
’ Mr. Berry Sims spent Saturday
night and Sunday with friends in Ma
rietta.. W d
~ Misses Beulah and Lettis Lingfeet,
‘who have been working in Marietta,
have returned home to spend a while
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Lingfelt." - MR el T .
' Sunday school and prayer meeting
iwere well attended at this place on
Sunday. Let everybody come back
‘and help next Sunday as it is our reg
ular preaching day, and singing in
the afternoon.
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! Sunday School is progressing nice
ly at this place, let everybody come
out and lend a helping hand.
| Singing at this place Sunday after
noon was enjoyed by all present. We
are requested to announce that next
first Sunday evening is regular sing
ing ‘evening at this place, also will
‘have some good singers present, let
‘everybody come. Mr. Frank Garrett
gave a party Saturday night, music
ifurnished by Messrs. George Dunn,
'G. 0. Brown and Wesley Davenport
which was enjoyed very much.
| Mr. Claud Turner of this place was
‘married in Atlanta Sunday, we wish
them much success through life.
. Mr. Walter Atkins and John Mize
‘were the Sunday guest of Mr. Virgil
Akins of Powder Springs.
- Walter Curly and family visited
Mr. Woody Spinks Sunday afternoon
~ Mrs. Charlie England and daughtey
of Atlanta, visited Mr. R. R. Brown
and family Sunday.
| Mr. Rogers of Atlanta, and Mr.
George Gentry of Mt. Zion were the
Sunday guests of Mr. J. M. Gentry.
. Good luck to you all Mr. Editor
and readers. |
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Mrs. M. V. Moss, of Atlanta, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P.
H. Gann, and other relatives this
week.
Mr. Thos. F. Barber visited his
mother, Mrs. E. A. Barber, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stroud are at
Chamblee, where they wil make their
home for some time, with their daugh
tor and family, Mr and Mrs. George
Morris.
Mr. J. Alex Thomas, formerly of
this place, died in Atlanta, March
the Ist and was buried at the Davis
cemetery on the second. He was a
brother to Mr. J. H. Thomas of this
place. He leaves a wife and several
children. We tender our sympathies
to the bereaved.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. H. Pitts, of At
lanta, visited Mableton, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Dodgen were
called to Thomaston, last week on
account of the si~kness of their son
and wife, Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Dodgen.
We hone for them a speedv recoverv.
Mr. Huey Landers. of Atlanta.
snent the week-end with his brother.
Mr. Thomas Landers.
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The singing at Mr. Ham Smith’s,‘
Saturday night ,was enjoyed by a
large number. 1
~ Mr. Bob McCollum spent Saturday
night with Mr. Albert Hughes. j
Mr. Roy Fitzgerald, of Mount Oli
vet, has as his Sunday guest, Mr.
Coleman Hooks and Mr. McDaniell, of
this place.
~ Mr. Jerry Bearden spent Saturday
night with Mr. Lloyd Sawyers, of
this place.
Mr. Albert Hughes spent Sunday
with Mr. Bob McCollum, of Mount
Olivet. e
~ Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hooks spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mps. L. T.
Flynn,
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer spent Sun
day with Mrs. Bill Booth of Ben
son.
_ Miss Rubv Mathis is spending some
time with homefolks.
Mr. John Wesley MeCollum has
moved his family into our community
recently. We are glad to have them
with us.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kemp spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Giles,
of Kennesaw.
Miss Lena Flynn and brother,
spent Saturday night with Mr. John
1 Campbell.
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' The dance given by Mrs. C. L.
Dobbs was enjoyed by a large crowd.
. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Blackwell spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John El
irod, near Marietta.
~ Mr. and Mrs. Claud Dobbs spent
Sunday in Kennesaw:.
i Miss Ola Blackwell spent Sunday
with Miss Nora Scroggins. A
’ Miss Annie Brown spent Sunday
with Miss Annie Garrison.
- We are sorry to say that Mr. E. O.
IBarrett is very sick at this writing.
‘We hope to soon see him out again.
~ Miss Annie Barrett spent Satur
day night with her sister, Mrs. Smith.
Mr. Will Brown spent Sunday with
Felton Elrod.
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Mz, and Mrs. A. A. Blackwell and
children spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. John Elred, of near Marietta,
Misses' Pauline and Annie Brown
were -the Sunday guests of Misses
Isabella and Annie Garrison.
Miss Katie Chastin spent Saturday
night with Miss Nettie Frey. !
Misses Nellie and' /Mae Owenby
were the Sunday afternoon guests of
Misses Beatrice and Vera Morris.
The singing at this place Sunday
afternoon was well attended and some
good singing was evidenced.
Miss Ola Blackwell spent Sunday
with Miss Nettie Frey.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Owenby and
children of near Due West, spent
Wednesday with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. D. F. Owenby.
Mr. O. E. Barrett is very ill we
are sorry to say. We hope for him
a speedy recovery.
Miss Laura Massey spent Sunday
night with Miss Mary Lee Blackwell.
Messrs. Brumby Massey, of this
place and Amos Weeks, of near Ken
nesaw, both joined the army and
are at Fort McPherson. We are sorry
to loose them out of our community.
Miss Beatrice Morris spent Mon
day night with Miss Nellie Owenby.
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Mrs, Theodore Wardlaw has re
iturned home from the Marietta Sani
‘tarium much improved. . |
! The Lost Mountain Baptist church
have organized a singing choir to
meet every 4th Sunday afternocon, J.
R. Thackston, president. |
| Several ladies here have bought
iincubators and are planning to raise
chickens on a large scale. Owing to
[the failure in cotton, many new in
dustries will be developed but they
will have to be tried to find out,
which is most profitable and it will|
take the country sometime yet to|
get its bearings. |
The suggestion of *he Journal to|
build a canning factory is a wise
move. After vegetables get plentifus
the curb market will be glutted and
a factory could use up the surplus.
It will be necessary to take care of
this for the farmers to get a profit. l
Correspondents, work out this prob
lem and give me an answer: “A ne
gro in Fulton County was given a!
centence of 18 months for stealing
$lO.OO. At the same rate how long
would Mr. Berrin have to serve who
stole $40,000.00 school funds; also |
would like the school boys to *ry:
this 1
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MNOTICE TO PUBLIC |
This is to certify that on January
18. 1922, 1 sold my interest in the
firm of Manning & Baker and am no
lonzer connected with the manage
ment of the firm. ;
Mr. W. D. Manning is now sole
owner of this firm and assumes full
responsibility for business transact
ed by the firm.
| Paul Q. Baker. 9|atp
THE MARIETTA JOURNAL
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Mrs. 'Boll, of Gordon county, isl
spending some time with her daugh-I
ter, Mrs, G. A. Callahan, of this
place. ’
P. T. Cunningham and son, Leon
ard, made a trip to McAfee last!
Tuesday, returining Wednesday. 1
‘There was the whitest frost last’
Sunday morning we have seen in
quiet a while, nevertheless it was
raining by Monday.
' Rev. Clark, of North Carolina, is
spending this week with Mr. J. A
Cunningham,
Mr. P. T. Cunningham and fami
ly spent Sunday. with their uncle,
Mr. J, A. Cunningham, and fami
ly. ; :
Messrs. Hiram and P. T. Cunning
ham spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr. C. H. Summerour. .
Mrs. P. T. Cunningham spent Mon
day with Mrs. Donaldson.
Misses Helen and Allene Hunt
spent Sunday afternoon on Kenne
saw mountain with friends. :
We have been informed that the
ginning of cotton is over in our com
munity except one poor fellow’s
crop of 900 pounds.
Miss Mattie Cunningham [spent
Sunday night with her cousin, Floy
Cunningham,
Mr. H. Smith, and family, of Pine
'Mountain, svent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs.' John Smith.
I Mr. Ham Smith, of New Salem,
| spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.
John Smith.
If the rain continues much longer
here the farmers will be as late in get
ting a start as they were last year,
Iso the farmers and the weevils will
get an even start.
—So prepare to meet thy weevil, by
planting something else other than
cotton. ’
Wheat is looking very promising.
Hollis Crawford spent the week
end among relatives here.
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i The If]lddies Aid met at the Cabin
lor an all day meeting to s he !
Sheltering Arms. $ 090 w v e
~ Mrs. Logan, Mrs. Webb, Mrs. Ray
}and Mrs. Camp attended the study
"cilqb. of Capital City 0. E. S. Tues-l
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Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Carmicheal andl
Mrs. J. V. Carmichael and daughter
attended the Brawner-Rice wédding.
‘We are sorry to say that Mary Nell
Cooper continues ill. |
Mrs. Neel Thompson had her ton
sils and adenoids removed last week|
. . There were two weddings given at
the school hbuse Friday night, the
l'l‘om Thumb and Womanless Wed
dinge. = :
. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Simmons spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Ray.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
night at 7:30 o’clock.
Sunday school evary Sunday at
9:45 o’clock. Come and bring some
,one else along.
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l Last week was a record breaker
for bad weather in this neck of the
woods. -
| Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Henson attend
ed the Keheley reunion at Rockmart
last Friday.
' Mr. Martin, of Dixon School House
has moved his family to Mr. C. L.
Scott’s farm.
Mr. Cliff Lovingood spent Satur
day in Atlanta on business.
Mr. John M. Gunnin and family
of Blackwells, spent Sunday as the
guests of Mr. O. D. Turley’s family.
Aubrey Dean, son of Mr. and Mrs. |
C. A. Hamilton, is very much indis-|
posed at this writing, but is a little
better now we are glad to note.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Robinson’s
baby is very much indisposed at this
writing. We hope it will soon be
out again.
Mr. and Mrs. James Gains’ baby
is very sick at present. We hope for
it a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. John Abercrombie, of
Marietta, spent Sunday the guest of
Mr. C. L. Meeks. |
Name “Bayer” on Genuine
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MONEY TO LOAN
We have several Thousand Dollars to
loan on improved Marietta Real Estate
and suburban property, in sums ranging
from $1,000.00 to $2,500.00. |
See Virgil McClesky or H. B. Wade
Manning Building, Marietta, Ga. "
PHONE 378, e
Black Undertaking Co.
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Funeral Directors ana -
Embalmers ..
CALLS ANSWERED Established 1875 and doing
DAY OR NIGHT business in same place
% since
Night Phones 480 and 531 Dap Phone 400
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It is a thing of beauty, that
Golden Brown Bread. ... .. |
Every bite of BENSON'S
BREAD means gladness to- -
~ the mouth and hedlth to the .
body. il M
Ask for Benson’s Bread ev
erywhere. ity
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Phone 96. ~ — 106 Church St.
—To serve you preperly is our constant aim. We leave noth
ing undone to supply your drug needs promptly and accurately.
—We especially call your attention to the unusual care and
accuracy that prevails in our Prescription Department.
—Every prescription brought here is properly filled with the
highest grade pure drugs.
—Phone or come when you need anything from a good Drug
Store. :
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PHONE 4142
MARIETTA, GA.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTING TIME AT MARIETTA, GA.
Leave Arrive
Cincinnatiand Lovisville _ ... .. .......... 9 510 PM & 10:42 AM
Cincinnati and Louisville ________________ axB:o9 AM ax 8:07 PM
Murphy, Knoxville and North ____..___._._._."a 8:00 AM a 4:10 PM
Blue Ridge and Copper Hill _____..__._.._ _ a'4:2o PM a 9:26 AM
Atlante ciua. o i Nl el S 0 AN 4:20 PM
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v-—These trains will stop only to take an or let off passengers for of from
Knoxville and beyond. ¢
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