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friday September 30, 1910.
Social and Personal
Mrs. D. F. McClatchey
Entertains at Forty-Two.
Mrs. D.. F. McClatchey’s 42 party
for her club and two dozen more ladies
Thureday afternoon, was beautiful in
every detail. The elaborate decora
tions were of golden rod in brass jar-
Jdinnieres, in brass baskets on cabinets
and in others suspended by long
handles.
The score cards were black-eyed
Susans and were distributed by little
jsabell McClatchey. Misses Eloise
Barnes and Jeannette Black served
fruit punch., The refreshments were
delicious, including jellied chicken,
sandwiches, beaten biscuit, pineapple
salad and ice-cream, :
Mrs. Hoppe’s Luncheon.
Mrs. L. D. Hoppe entertained the
zound Dozen Luncheon Club Thurs
day. Golden rod in vases brightened
the rooms and a great bowl of the
same rich colored sprays made the
center-piece on the table,
The place cards were girls’ faces in
pen and ink sketching by Miss Mil
dred Brown.
Mrs. Joseph M. Brcwn and Mrs.
Everett came up from Atlanta and the
guests, not members of the club, were
Mrs. Hilsman, Mrs. A, A. Lawrence,
Miss Elsa McQCandlish - and Mrs.
eorge Keeler.
~ All the guests were in white and the
ect was lovely combined with the
¢olden blogsoms,
—Mrs. W. E. Schilling gave a bridge
party Thursday for Mrs. Street Light
foot, of Tampa. Mrs. Schilling was
in white with yellow flowers and Mrs.
Lighttoot in lavender. The floral deco
rations were golden rod and refresh
ments were served on the small tables.
Mrs Fred Morris won the prize—a
deck of cards. Mrs. Lichtfoot was
presented, with a pair of silk hose.
—Rev. Edwin 8. Doan, with several
other delegates from the Brotherhood
here, is attending the National Con
vention of the B. A. 8. at Nashville
this week. The services at St. James’
Church next Sunday will be at 10:15
with Sunday school children present.
Everybody invited. No evening ser
vice,
—Mrs. Blanford and Miss Mary
Tumlin are spending a few days in
town with Mrs. McCall en route to
Baltimore, On their return Miss
Tumlin will go to Atlanta and Mrs,
Blanford will be in Marietta for the
winter.
—Rev and Mrs. E. S Doan were
pleasantly surprised on their crystal
wedding day by members of St. James
Church. A handsome cut-glass vase
and other suitable gifts were bestowed
and many called to express their good
withes,
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must be filled with care and with pure drugs. He ex
pects this when he prescribes, and unless the prescription
r properly filled the money you pay both the doctor and
or the prescription is worse than wasted,
You do not go to a doctor unless the matter is pretty
“erious, so not only for the sake of getting something for
your oney, but from the far greater standpoint of good
‘¢4ith should you bring your prescriptions to us.
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—Mr. Jabez Galt, of Canton, was in
Marietta Mounday.
—Mr. and Mrs James Collins have
returned from Acworth,
Mise Ava Welsh, so long with B, H.
Bostain Co., is now with Smith & Potts,
—Mrs, Gramling and Mrs.. Light
foot spent last week with Mrs. G E;
Henderson,
Dollar shirts at 50 cents.—H
A. WARD.
—Miss Marie Dumas has returned
from a visit to relatives, in Barnes
ville.
—Mzr. Toombs Strickland, of At
lanta, was the Sunday guest of Mr.
James lL.ooney. ¢
—Mr. Harry Looney and Mr. T. J.
Grogan spent Sunday with Mr. R. T.
Grogan, near Acworth,
—Prof. Dumas attended the funeral
of his nephew, Mr. Condor Hightower,
in Atlanta last Wednesday.
—Mra, Jelks and her nieces, Misses
Alma and Willie Albritton, of Quit
man, are guests of Mrs. Setze.
—Little Wilma Mozley, who is ill
with pneumonia at the home of her
grandmother, Mrs. 8. G. Mozley, is
improving.
LOST—A small brown Teddy bear,
Return to Mrs., McOall, 610 Church
street. sept3o-1¢
—Mrs. James W, Legg is at the
Whitlock House during Mr. Legg’s
visit to Morristown and the exposition
at Knoxville.
*Tha most up-to-date Millinery De
partment between Atlanta and Chatta
nooga’’ was the unanimous verdict of
the patrons of Smith & Pott’ Millinery
Opening.
—Mr. J, R. Black visited relatives at
Griffin Sunday. His wife and little
daughter, who have been the guests of
relatives there for a week, returned
with him. ‘
Ladies’ heavy guaranteed
shoes at $l.39—H. A. WARD. ‘
—Mr. Linton McCleskey and Mr.
Thomas Bryan, who have been in
California for more than a year, havel
returned to Cobb county, and will
now reside here permanently. |
—The friends of Mr. J. Frgeman
Clarke will be pleased to learn that he
has. been greatly improved through
gpecial treatment for rheumatism at
an Atlanta infirmary. He has return
ed home, and is now able to make
semi-weekly trips to his physician to
receive the treatment,
Miss Elmer begins new classes in
Stenography this month.
—The Kennesaw Chapter U. D. C,
met at Mrs, Lyon’s Monday afternoon.
The time of meeting has been changed
to the 10th of the month. The dele
gates .to the State Convention, at
Cartersville, October 27 are Mrs. H. J.
Pratt, Miss Marion Gregg, Mrs. Mary
Davenport and Mrs. Tom Hamby.
Parties taking advantage ot the
$3.50 CASH Coal for September
delivery, can give their orders to
J. H. Miller or Henry Meinert.
THE MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER
- PERSONAL -
—Mrs J. T% Corley is in Cartersville
—Miss Lizzie Cogburn is in Knox
ville at the exposition.
—Miss Louise Awtrey is visiting
Mrs. D F. McClatchey.
Mrs. John Cogburn and two chil
dren are visiting in Atlanta.
—Mr. A. 8. Coken went to Dawson
last week on a business trip.
Men's good work - shoes at
$1.25, $1.50 and $l.75—H. A.
WARD. "
—Mrs. James McKinney is a guest
of Mrs. Hal. Clements in Knoxville.
—Mrs. Frank Hardeman visited Mr.
and Mrs. Roscoe Black, in Atlanta,
last week,
—Mrs. Robert Gibson, of Dallas,
Texas, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Bolan Glover, : :
—Mrs. Herbert Brown is a guest of
her sister, Mrs. Trigg, on Lookout
Mountain.
—Mrs. Harper and Mrs. Godfrey
were guests of Mrs, John M.Graham
for two days last week,
Our opening day, six days in the
week, but beginning on Thursday
29th, we will every day, be able to show
you a line of hats of correct styles and
superior quality,.—MßS SCHOENTHAL.
—Miss Regina Rambo spent last
week at the Executive Mansion as a
guest of Mrs. Joseph M. Brown.
~‘Mrs Morgan McNeel entertained
her bridge club Wednesday afternoon,
informally bug very pleasantly.
Beautiful button shoes for
ladies at $3.00 H. A. WARD.
—Mr. Cleveland Kiser was a guest
of Mr. and Mrs George Roberts Sun
day en route to Louisville where he
will complete his education for the
ministry.
—Mr. and Mrs. Tasker Camp wilnlll
occupy ‘‘Arden,” Mrs, Corley’s‘
country place, this winter instead of |
remaining in town a§ they at first in
tended.
Wanted to rent by an :elderly couple,
without children small cottage, or
three rooms, Address T. J. Hardage,
Kennesaw. Sept 23 2t, |
—Mrs. C W, DuPre entertained her
bridge club and other guests Friday
afternoon. The card tables were on
the lawn which was beautiful with
‘quantities of golden rod in jardin
inieres. A salad and ices followed the !
game on the small tables. Mrs. Eliza
‘beth Patterson won the prize which
| was u pair of silk hose. Mrs. Marvin
McClatchey cut the consolation which |
was a small candelabrum. ‘ |
E We have with us this season, Miss;
Varnelle, an expert trimmer and by
!that we mean, excelled by none, She
'has made a study of the Paris models'
| as well as the latest Eastern Fashions.
Call to see us on the 29th, 30th and |
Saturday October Ist, and be convinced ‘
;that we are correct in our statement.
Sept 232 t MRs. B. SCHOKNTHAL. |
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l NOTICE—Bring us your hides, |
chickens and eggs. We pay top of the |
Lmarket. W. H. Hilley & Bro., |
\Cor. Powder Springs & Anderson Sts. t
A large stock of Dorothy Dodd i
shoes for ladies just received.{
We cordially invite an inspection |
of these lines by the ladies of
Merietta who desire both|
elegance and wear in shoes. I
DuPre & Wallace. |
Rally Day Next Sunday :
at First Methodist. |
Next Sunday, Oct 2nd, is to beE
Rally Day at the First Methodist|
Church. All members of the Sunday !
gchool and of the church are expected}
to be present. It is a home coming,
day. |
Mr. T. A. Gramling, the superindent |
of the Sunday school and Prof, !
Spruell, his efficient assistant, have:
sent out cards urging all the scholars !
to come on time and inviting all theiri
parents and any friends who will join !
the Sunday gchool. i
The eleven o’clock service will con- |
gist of songs by the Sunday school,
short talks by several teachers, etc, |
The program is very hright and attrac- |
tive, Little Miss Isabelle McClatchey !
is expected to sing one of hLer sweet |
solos. ‘
The occasion promises to be one of'
inspiration and helpfulness. Appro-|
priate souvenirs will be given all whol
come. .
-~ MONEY TO LOAN-—Five
!year loans negotiated on im
‘proved farms at 7 per cent. Part
of principal must be paid each
‘year. No commissions charged,
but small fee required for ex
‘amination of title. Will meet ap
‘plicants at Austell, Powder
' Springs or Marietta if requested.
;J.A.CAM P, Dallas, Ga. sp23-6m
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l [ offer for sale a few handsome, and
|also plain, pieces of furniture.—Mrs,
| Heyward, Bep23-24
SMITH & POITS
BUTTERICK PATTERNS.
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“THEN a lady lays out enough money to buy materials for a garment, she
cannot afford to take any risk about a pattern. Butterick patterns are
correct in style, correct in design, and when you cut a garment by them it goes
together right, fits right and looks right.
In order to give our trade the benefit of a first class assortment of these pat
terns; we have recently secured the exclusive sale of them for Marietta and vi
cinity, and have installed the largest stock of patterns ever handled here, and
propose to give the trade prompt and efficient pattern service.
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Speaking of Patterns
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A Butterick Pattern and a first class dressmaker are important and necessa
ry factors in the matter of a new dress, BUT YOU MUST HAVE THE
DRESS GOODS.
We are showing 2 line of Woolen Goods, Silks, Wash Fabrics, Cravanette
and Cravanette Poplin, that will enable any lady to select a dress to suit any oc
casion or any price. They are the latest and beautiful.
Let Mrs. Nash and Miss Ava
Welsh .show yow. .. . ... .
SMITH & POTTS
Green & Sessions
REAL ESTATE
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If you want to buy property
of any kind, come to headquarters,
No matter what kind of real
estate may be desired, we have it
on our sales list.
We have farms of all sorts—
red soil, gray soil, large farms,
small farms—farms both improved
and unimproved.
Our list of city property con
tains everything from the most
modest cottage to the handsomest
homes,
In other words, we can supply
your wants in real estate. All you
have to do, 1s to make us a visit
and tell us vour needs.
Green & Sessions Real Estate and Loans
Marietta, Qa.
’ President Helps Orphans, -
Hundreds of orphens have been
helped by the President of the Indas
trial and Orphan’s Home at Macon,
Ga., who writes: ‘*We have ueed Klec
tric Bitters in this lostitution for nine
| years. 1t has proved s most excellent
}modicine tor Stomsach, Liver and Kid
| ney troubles. W regard it a 8 one of
| the best famiiy medicines on earth,”
{lt invigorates all vital orgsns, purifies
lthe blood, aid= digestion. creates ap
| petite. To strengthen and bnild up
| pale, thin, weak children or run down
| people, it has o equal Rest for fe
male complaints. Ooly 0c at W, A
Sams, Drug Store,
King's old Stand—Phone 127
«dend Us Your Mail Orders...
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an opportunity to make 50 per cent. on
th e ORIGINAL INVESTMENT in
real estate, when yon’'ve passed us by.
We have proved it so many times that
it’s an old song to us. Come in before
we tack up the sign, so that all the
world may learn of your lack of
FORESIGHTEDNESS /
102 WASHINGTON AVE, OPPOSITE COURT{HOUSE,
E. A. GRAY, PROPRIETOR. .
We do all kinds of Shoe Repairing, using the celebrated [Goodyear welt sys
tem, which is the same as is used in all large factories, ¥ Strictiy first-class work
and satisfaction guaranteed in every partcular.
Sewed Soles o, 75c| Rubber Heels ..............50@
Nail Soles ... ... .....50c!Leather Hee15...............256
¥~ Charges on Children’s Shoes according to size.
SMITH & POTTS
SMITH & POTTS
We will get out a list of prop
erty placed with us for sale right
away. If you desire to sell, come
to see us and have it printed in
this folder. This publication will
be mailed out by the thousands.
Good business methods would sug
gest “that your property, if for
sale, be placed therein.
If you want to buy real estate
and have not the entire purchase
price, we can arrange the balance,
We have complete abstracts of
all Cobb County property, and can
Bave you time and money on any
transaction .
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