The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, August 17, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1922 SMYRNA SOBQIALNEWS MISS NANCY LEE POLLOGK Mr. Hugh Dodgen is spending his vacation in Chattanooga, Tenn, Mr.» and Mrs. Joe Bramlett and chiidren, and Kate Loftis, are visit ing friends @nd relatives 'in Blue Ridge, Ga., and Copperhill, Tenn. Miss Martha Quarles has returned from Atlanta, where she was the guest of Miss Ella Dunlop. Mr. Rembert Stearns and sons, Rembert, Jr., and Parks, from Baton Rogue, La., are visiting Mrs. P. P, Manning. - Mr. Charles McMillan was host to the Fidelis sclags at a social iast Thursday evening, at his home at Argyle. Mrs. W. A. Quarles and sons, Billy and Jimmie, returned Monday from Clayton, Ga., where they were guests at the Bynum House. Mr. L. C. Gilbert, of Macon, visit ed relatives here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Oslin, of At lanta, spent Sunday with friends and relatives here. Mrs. A. C. Crook and children, Virginia and Archie, visited friends in Atlanta, last week. Mrs. P. P. Manning has returned home after a three months trip. She spent two months in Pittsburgh, Pa., with her son, Mr. Clarence Manning,, afterwards visiting Philadelphia, Pa., Atlantic City, New York City, and Washington, D. C. \ Mr. Ula Manning, of Moultrie, :s visiting his mother, Mrs. P. P. Man-‘ ning. In the Good Old Days With The Journal and Courier From 1909 Issues of the Marietta Courier. Senator Clay Coming Home All Marietta will be glad to see Senator Clay again. He will arrive Saturday and will be here several days. Mr. Christian is Back Rev. Elam Christian and family have moved back to Marietta from Hendersonville, N. C., this week. All those that have tried it, say that is no place like Marietta. Ain’t it so? A Big Crowd , When Judge Morris sounds the gav el to open Cobb Superior court, Mon day week, March 8, the big court room will be full of people. His friends throughout the county are anxious to hear his first charge to the grand jury. Look, New Autos in Town Mr. C. W. DuPre has sold Mr. A. B. Cortelyou a new Maxwell runa bout automobile. Marietta Garage Company has just received a thirty horse power E. M. F. Studebaker automobile. It looks like the city will be full of automobiles by the middle of summer. They Knew it In 1909 The more a girl smiles the less she means it. Marriage is the handle between romance and reality. : : Less than a pint of whiskey will make a peck of trouble. i -0 o— HANEY’S GROVE -y S —oo o__o__o__o__o__,o___o——o——o——o—"o We are having good Sunday School at this place now, «nd we would be glad for the yourg raor'e, and old as well, to come out and help in the good work. Our prayer meeting and song Serv ice was well attended here last Sun day night. We are expecting to have preach ine and conference here Saturday night. Yt There will be an all day service at this place Sunday. Prx.nclpally in singing. Everyone is invited to come and bring well filled baskets. We give a special invitation to those that sing. We are sorry to say that Mr. Sam Turner is not any beter at this writ ing. His many friends hope for his speedy recovery. Wi R Mr. N. H. Barfield and family visit ed his mother, near Fair Oaks, Sun day afternoon. We want to say that Miss. Mabel Thomas is gettng along fine with her school at Bold Springs. Mr. Luke Dillard of this place, was called to the bedside of his mother, in Gordan county. Miss Ethel Matthews spent Satur day night with Miss Ellen Brown. ~ Mrs. Decker and family, of River- T”it‘, visited Mr. R. L. Taylor recent -Iy. Protracted meeting will run at this place next week. ———————————————— OQe g e =0 — OO —o—o—=o 0— ——o g JONESVILLE —0 U —0 00— 00— ——Q—o—o—o—o—-0 ~ Mr. and Mrs. Oscar White, of At lanta, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Reed. Miss Florence Swanson returned home Saturday from Chattanooga, after spending several days with her sister, Mrs. Ralph Wood. _ Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Kemp spent S,aturday with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kemp, near Aeworth. _Mr. and Mrs. Frank Guinn, of Ma rietta, ‘visited Mr. and Mrs. Will Pair, Sunday. . Mr. Warren Cantrell, of .Carrolton, Ga, spent last week-end with rela tives, Miss Emaline Hamby is visiting Miss Laura Brown, in Atlanta. Mr. Frank MecMillan has gone to Copperhill, Tenn., to accept a posi tion with the Tennessee Copper Co. Misses Leila and Ida Gilbert have returned home, after spending two :.\\:c%(s in Hendersonville, and Saluca, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown and son, Fred, Jr., are at Wrightsville Reach, N. C. _ Mises Mattie McGriff, of Center Hill, and Letha Durham, of Atlanta, Were the guests of Mrs. E. A. Gil bert, last week, ° Mr. Frank Hasty has returned heme alter spending three months in Mur phy, N. C. Mrs. McArthur, of Ellijay, Mr. Joe Dazes, of Blue Ridge, and Mrs. E. D. Ldwards and son, of Nelson, Ga., vis ited Mrs. F. L. McMillan last weex. Mr. W. D. Hasty, Mr. Guthrie and Theron went last week to the High tower Association, which™ met wi=n the Hawk Creek church. Miss Jessie Sentell, of Atlanr.a, 13 tae guest of Miss Gladys Muaevey. Miss 21nie Grace Rusk, of Deca cur, spent last week-end with Miss Helen tave Mrs. W. T. Pace and Miss Helen Pace are visiting *riends and relat tives in Woodstock, Ga. ~ Every time a man picks up a little experience he drops a few dollars. Fortune knocks once at every man’s | door, but misfortune camps on his front door step. You can rely on the friends you buy, if you have enough money to keep them bought. Graduating Exercises The graduating exercises of the Marietta High School will be held Friday night, May 28th, at the Court House. PROGRAM Music—Marietta Orchestra. Song—Class. Salutatory—Gay Northcutt. Class History—Lucy Gilbert. Recitation—Bennie Frey. Music—Marietta Onrchestra. Recitation—Hattie Davis. Song—Class. Valedictory—Emma Pope Moss. Music—Marietta Orchestra. Presentation of Diplomas—Gov. Joseph M. Brown. Music—Marietta Orchestra. Award of Prizes—Supt. W. T. Du mas. Song—~Class. A Thing of the Past The Chatanooga whiskey men have not gone back on Marietta. A firm in Chattanooga has written to its friends in Marietta that Tennessee’s going dry doesn’t effect its shipping department, and that all orders will be promptly filled. Whether this firm is making a test case, or is openly fighting Tennessee’s new Prohibition Law is not known. Mrs. Leone Wood, of Chattanooga, is on an extended visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Swanson. Mrs. Bessie Brooke and three child ren, of Woodstock, are on a visit to her mother, Mrs. Starke Routher. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Foster, of At lanta, spent Saturday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Foster. " Mrs. J. L. Reed has returned home lfrom a visit to Alabama. . Thedford’s E [BLACK DRAUGHT! | Liver |! | “ Medicinem |‘B,.u. ! et Gatthe Genine. CARD OF THANKS We desire to express our sincere thanks and appreciation for the kind ness shown us by our friends during the ‘illness and death of our dear mother, Mrs. Reed. Also for the cars and beautiful floral offerings. Miss Etta Reed, Mrs. T. L. Floyd, Mrs. B. H. Wise, Mr. L. P. Reed, Mr. J. H. Reed, and Mr. S. L. Reed. It is now reported that Lenine has completely recovered from his recent death.-—lndianapolis News. T QQ o ‘:‘ LN e é.}: ko &Ly FOR SALE Farm Land and City Lots Prices and Terms\\po suit you. B. F. REED CO. Phone 61 Smyrna, Ga. Lo s dat e R ———————————————————————————————— WALKER’S SHOE SHOP Fred W. Walker, Proprietor 119 Church Street MARIETTA - GEORGIA @ What Is Prosperity? { Prosperity isa condition of sound business health. In the last eight years, business has experienced stimulation and reaction, under-production and over-production, high wages followed by unemployment, extravagance and want, quick wealth and wreckage. ( These were symptoms of economic fever, not evi dences of business prosperity. They brought home again to business, the fundamental truths that credit is not capital, that opportunities are not resources. ( Our people are now saving instead of wasting, invest ing instead of speculating, paying off old debts and em ploying credit soundly. Business generally has returned to the simple, economic laws upon which prosperity is founded. . ( The First Netional Bank expects a steady progress towards better times because of a growing tendency in business towards conservatism, economy, efficiency and hard work. iz The First National Bank “A Million Dollar Bank” | Marietta, Georgia Member Federal Reserve System A National Depository THE MARIETTA JOURNAL , DR. J. D. MALONE Practicing Physician Office over Merchants and Farmers Bank. R. O. SUDDATH, B. S. V.M. D. Veterinary Physician & Surgeon Canine and Feline praetice given [ Careful Attention. F TELEPHONE 276 ‘ GENERAL PRACTICE Marietta, Ga. | Residence 406 Maple Avenue Office over Ward’s Store Phones—293J or 42 : MISS REBECCA COLE Public Stenographer ROOM NO. 1 ANDERSON BLDG. —Will appreciate your patronage— _-'."‘_"—.——-—-._ AUSTELL LODGES LATHAM LODGE No. 12 F. & A.M. First and third Thursday nights, E. M. Hunt, W. M. R. E. Wilson, Sect’y. Degree work next meeting. LU O F, Meets each Tuesday night, Masonic all. | EASTERN STAR 3 Austell Chapter 199. : 2nd and 4th Thursday nights. | Mrs. Fannie Strickland, W. M. Miss Lella Perkerson, Sec’ty. Black Undertaking Co. s 108 WntErs Stroet smesm—— Funeral Directors and Embalmers CALLS ANSWERED Established 1875 and doing DAY OR NIGHT business in same place since Night Phones 480 and 531 Day Phone 400 James H. Groves INSURANCE MARIETTA, GA. ~ LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD 1 ¢ ARRIVAL AND DEPARTING TIME AT MARIETTA, GA. | Leave Arrive Jincinnati and Louisville o cvevcaccncao.._ a 5:10 PM a 10:42 AM Jincinnati and Louisville ___._.__..._______ ax7:44 AM ax 9:31 PM Jdurphy, Knoxville and North __ ... _._._.....__ a 8:00 AM a 4:10 PM 3lue Ridge and Copper Hill _.. ___....__ a 420 PM a 9:256 AM ABRNBR i ciacdilibieiake hankines R B3Y BN & 2D B AN L e ilhiiu witidacsind eabdsnts,. AAB Y & 200 AREAR |il favnnnad Ghbacons shessBIUSE A A PO a—Daily. . x—These trains will stop only to takeon or let off passengers for or from Knoxville and beyond. ; EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, APRIL 30TH, 1922. PAGE SEVEN