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OPENS TUESDAY KEXT.
PREPARATION FOR FINE SHOW
AT COGBURN PARK.
Fair Will Start On October 3d and
Continue Four Days—Many
Features of Interest.
Cobb County Fair will be held at
Cogburn Park next week, beginning
Tuesday, October 3, and continuing
four days, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday.
The outlook is that the Fair will
be a fine success as much interest is
felt in it and many excellent dis
plays are being prepared.
There should be a large attend
ance by those who would like to see
the prize products of the Banner
County of Georgia.
Plain Dick Russell has been invit
ed to attend the Fair Wednesday,
IZ)_p_e Brown Thursday and Governor
Brown Friday. Their replies have
not yet been received.
Mr. J. Gid Morris expects to col
lect at the County Fair a number of
articles that will be taken to the
State Fair at Macon as a pagt of the
County display,
Mr. Morris will load the cars for
State Fair at Belmont Friday. He
appeals to the farmers to help him
out. He will gladly pay for all pro
duets that he can use and they should
be sent to him at Belmont on Wed
nesday or left at the store of Mayes
Brothers in Marietta, where they
will be paid for.
ADDITIONAL PREMIUMS
COBB COUNTY FAIR.
The County Fair Premium List
has been amended by the omission
of several ‘“‘additional premiums’’
printed at the end of the list but the
following additional premiums are
announced by Mr. Cogburn:
For the best individual exibit of
corn and cotton, and other farm
products, One number 8 Planet Jr.,
Cultivator, with a set of sweeps,
given by S. L. Allen & Company, of
Philadelphia, Pa. Value of same
$14.00.
For the second best individual ex
hibit, One two horse turning plow
given by Benson Brothers & Co.,
Marietta Ga.
For the third best exhibit One
$5.00 rocker, given by the Brumby
Chair Co. .
For the largest hog, any kind,
One $5.00 parlor table, given by the
Marietta Chair Co.
If any one who does not want to
make an exhibit has any thing fine
that they would like to have shown,
will drop me a card [ will come and
get it and pay them a fair price.
Every one lend a helping hand
and let us make this one of the best
County Fairs that has ever been
held in this county. We will guar
antee to show you something that
you never saw before and perhaps
never will again. Its an opportuni
of your life. ~
Mr. J. B. Delk will give one bar
rel of his best flour to the lady mak
ing the best display of cakes and
bread baked from his flour.
J. M. COGBURN.
RALLY DAY PROGRAM AT
THE METHODIST CHURCH. l
Following is the program for Rallyl
Day at the First Methodist Sunday |
school and church, October 3 181 l
11:00 a. m.: .
1. Organ Prelude— |
2. Song—*“We Praise Thee O God,”
No, 1. l
3. Prayer—Mr. T. A. Gramling. . |
4. “Words of Welcome,” John Dil-|
lard. |
5. 23rd Psalm Repeated in Concert '
6. Song—“ The Cross is Not Great
er,” No. 48.
7. Recitation—“A Refuge in Dis
tress,” Elmer Randolph. 1
8. “On to Victory,” by eleven little
girls. 1
9. “Why the Philatheas Should
Double Their Usefulncss_."l
Prof. H. H. Howell. ‘
10. “The World for Christ, From the
Baraca Standpoint,” Rev.
Elam Christian.
il. Song—“At the Cross,” No. 24. |
12. Offering. Choir Sings—*“Rock of
Ages.”
13. Prayer by the Pastor.
14. Address by Rev. Geo. W. Duval
15. Recitation — “Christian Young
Men of America” (Jas. Gor
don), Mr. Robert Harris.
18. Doxology.
17. Benediction.
Following is the installation service
of the officers and teachers of the
First Methodist Sunday school, Oec
tober 1, 1911, 7:30 p. m.:
A very impressive service for. in
stalling the officers and teachers of
the First Methodist Sunday school
‘will be given with a special sermon
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by the Pastor of the Church. |
The New Year of the Sunday
school of this church begins October
1, and every one is putting forth
effort to make this coming year the
biggest and best in the history of the
school. A great opportunity is knock
ing at the door of the people of this
church. |
The following teachers and officers
will be installed on the above named
date. (There are a few places not
filled as yet):
T. A. Gramling, superintendent;
1.. M. Spruell, assistant superintend
ent; J. J. Daniell, secretary and
treasurer; Stanley ° Welsh, Robert
Harris and Jack Gignialliatt, assis
tants secretary and treasurer; Miss
Eloise Barnes, superintendent Cradle
Roll; S. A. Connor and Geo. Baker,
song book distributors; A. D. Hada
way, choir leader; Miss Ruth Stevens,
organist; Allen Hardeman, cornetist;
Mrs. W. A. DuPre, beginners’ de
partment; Misses Pauline Gramling
and Agnes Gober, and Mr. Frank
Hardeman, primary department; Miss
Lois Welsh, Rev. Elam Christian,
Mrs. Sarah Miller, Mrs. W. T. Petf{s,
and Mr. Mayo Ganntt, junior depart
ment: Miss Lottie Lou Murray, Mr.
J. W. Hardeman, Mrs. Tom Hamby,
{;\lr. J. G. Giles, Prof. H. H. Howell,
linternwdiate department; Mr. McGee
'hee and Mr. Geo. D. Anderson, junior
iadult department; Mrs. W. R. Turner,
adult department, Baraca; Dr. E. L.
IHarr' adult department, Philathea;
;May R Power, adult department;
‘Rev. G. W. Duval, teacher training
-elgss.
THE MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER
LOOKING FOR HOMES
.. FOR JEWISH IMMIGRANTS.
Mr: L. Pfeffer, a representativei
of two prominent Jewish newspapers
of New York, who has an office in
Atlanta, was in the city a few days
ago, a guest of Mr. Willie Rosen.
Mr. Pfeffer's visit was to investi-.
gate conditions in Marietta and
Cobb ecounty in regard to their
fitness. as homes for the poorer
classes of Jewish immigrants.
Mr. Rosen took the visitor on a
tour of the city, showing him the
factories and ‘the farms near town.
Mr. Pfeffer was very favorably im
pressed with the advantages of
Marietta and Cobb county.
LOBT--Gold necklace, Sept, 2ist,
on church or Dobbs strect, between
Brumby street and Academy, or on
Kennesaw avenue, between Church
and Col. Foster's residence. Finder
please ‘return to Gertrude Smith, 614
Church street and get reward.
FOR SALE—A lot of extra pulley
shalting, extra pulleys, counter shaft
and also cotton press complete,
Rt ASA DARBY, .
Marietta, Ga,
ARTHUR R.SPESSARD
VoICE, EXPRESSION, STRINGED
INSTRUMENTS AND DRAMATIC COACH,
STUDIO ,AT MISS FAW’S PRIVATE
ScHOOL, CORNER COLE AND
ROSWELL STREETS.
NEXT REUNION IN MARIETTA.
The State reunion of Confederate
Veterans will be held next year in
Marietta. The old soldiers at their
Reunion in Rome were invited by
Miss Regina Rambo to meet in this
city and quickly accepted the invi
tation. Judge John W. Maddox
was elected Division Commander.,
WILD WEST SHOW COMING OC
TOBER 10th.
The Young Buffalo Wild West show
will exhibit in Marietta, Tuesday af
ternoon and night, October 10. The
aggregation is a large one, numbering
as it does over 700 men and women—
many of whom have eamed interna
tional repute for their skill and dar
mg.
LOST— A six-weeks old Poland
China pig, black with white spot on
one side. Reward.
| MRS.J, C CROOK,
| Wright Strett,
REGISTER AT ONCE;
Register NOW for the
Bond Election, the election
of Mayor and Council and
the vote on the Commission
Form of Government.
W.J. BLACK,
City Clerk.
FUNERAL OF GRADY JOHNSON.
The funeral of Mr. William Grady
Johnson. whose violent death so
shocked his friends, was conducted
by Rev. Gus Bond Saturday morn
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.
P. Johnson. The interment was at
Maloney Spring cemetery. The
pall-bearers were his cousins,
Messrs. Newton Hicks, Lawrence
Hicks, Inus Johnson Cleveland Hicks
and Messrs. Daniels. .
WANTED—A position to do office
work or as assistant book-keeper. Ap
ply to Miss Ella Edwards, 402 Chero
kee street, or phone 216 L.
Sept. 29-2 t,
See our extra large, heavy
blankets at $1.79 a pan—H. A.
WARD.
September 29,1911
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