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Friday, Nov. 7, 1915
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Mrs. Carter.
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Mr, and Mrs. W. E. Thornton have
«pne to Chicago on a visit.
Mrs. L. B, McKenney has gone to
zacon to spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Rogers an
sounce the birth of a daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Len Baldwin attend
-1 the state fair in Macon.
Will sell store property on the
square. H. C. Dobbs.
Misses Agnes and Lucile Kendrick,
of Atlanta, visited Mrs. Leon Faw
Jast week.
Misses Sena and Mary Towers, en
tertained their 42 clubs last Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. D, C. Cole is visiting her bro
ther, Mr. Richard Mclntosh, in
Pirmingham.
Mr. J. H. Adams has gone to Balti
more for treatment at the Johns Hop
kins Hospital.
Vound—a silver vanity case with
initials, owner can get it by indenti
iying and paying for this notice.
Mrs. W. W, Phillips, of Cartersville
recently visited her daughter, Mrs.
tlarris near town.
Mr. W. E. Clarke, of Mobile, has
come to Marietta to live with his
aunt, Mrs. J,. R. Greer.
FOR RENT—Six-room house on
Hennesaw avenue. E. C. Patterson,
phone 101. 10-24-tf
Miss Pauline Corley attended the
state fair in Macon and is now visit
ing Mrs. Webb in Albany.
Msr. J. W. Hardeman and Mrs.
Will Fleming spent the week-end in
Atlanta with Mrs. John Manget.
" Mrs. J. T. Howell, of Car.tersville,
spent last Sunday with her dau
zhter, Mrs. E. T. Hollenshed.
Miss Annie Bell Towers, of And
vrson, S. C., is visiting her cousins,
the Misses Towers on Lawerence st.
Three prizes—first, $75 sewing
machine; second prize, large trunk;
third prize, a nice rug.
THE GERMAN STORE.
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| Mr. Rutherford Brown has re
‘turned from Macon.
' Miss Eloise Brows ia visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Wait Hamrick, in Gaff
ney,; 8. G
Mr. Roland Lindsay has returned
from a visit to his parents, Rev. and
Mrs, J. S. Lindsay, near Cumming.
Miss Blanche Barnes entertained
the children of her grade with a
hallowe’en picnic at her home on
Gramling street
Mr. Nesbitt Osborn has returned
to Alto after spending two weeks
at home during which he gained seve
ral pounds in weight,
Messers William Tate Holland,
Lindley Camp, Guy: Northcutt and
Stanton Read motored to Macon to
see the state fair and report a de
lightful time.
Miss Louise Schilling is attending
the convention of the Georgia Federa
tion of women’s clubs in Cuthbert
where she is a guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Hamby.
Don't forget the Cash Tickets. You
may be lucky.
THE GERMAN STORE.
Monday was the 21st birthday of
Mr. Charlie Brown and was celebrat
ed with a family dinner Governor
and Mrs. Brown coming home from
their farm and Miss Cora Brown
accompanying her brother home from
Athens where they are still in
school.
LOST—A package of dry goods and
buttons from Smith' & Potts, on
(Church street. Reward if returned
to The Marietta Journal office.
Dr. C. H. Field, of Clearwater;
Fla., was in Marietta Saturday greet
ing his many friends. He is looking
extremely well and reports his fam
ily well and happy in their new
home, but Dr, Field’s visit was a
sad one to him, as he came in re
sponse to a telegram announcing
that his mother had fallen and
broken one of her hips. As she is
eighty-two years old nothing can be
done to restore her. We regret that
such a sorrow has come to Dr. Field
and all his friends will join us in
sympathy for his mother. .
$50.00 DIAMOND RING FREE
Will be given to party bringing the largest num
ber of these adds to our store before Dec. 23.
Centest started Oct. 17 and you have until next
Saturday to bring in Journal adds of last week.
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BE CHERISHED FOR ALL TIME; AND EACH TIME THE RECIPI=
ENT SEES IT, IT WILL RECALL THE HAPPY OCCASION OF
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WHEN A GIFT COMES FROM OUR ESTABLISHMENT, THE
GIRL WHO GETS IT KNOWS THE QUALITY IS SUPERB.,
THE RELIABLE JEWELERS.. .
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MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER
. GREEN—GUFFIN
Last Sunday morning Miss Nancy
Green and Mr. Robert Guffin were
married at the bride’s home near
New Salem by Rev. M. F, Waddell.
The marriage was unexpected and
only the nearest relatives were pre
sent. The bride who is always
pretty and very attractive girl, was
lovely in a blue suit with hat and
gloves to match and her boquet was
of white roses. Miss Nan Cox was
the maid of honor and Mr. W. O.
Green, brother of the bride, was
best man. After the ceremony
the bridal pair went for a brief
visit to the br!degroofn‘s mother,
Mrs. J. R. Guffin, after which they
will go to Clanton Ala., where Mr.
Guffin is in the insurance business
to make their home.
As Miss Nancy Green the bride was
the Marietta Journa’ls correspondent
at New Salem and her departure lea
ves a vacant chair in the papers fam
ily = circle. We join the many
friends of Mr. and Mrs. Guffin in
wishing for them all possible happi
ness and prosperity in their new
home and hope they will come back
now and then on visit's to Marietta
and Cobb County.
HALLOWE'EN PARTY FOR TWO
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES
Last Friday evening the girls in
Miss Emily Griffin’s class at the
Methodist Sunday School and the
boys in Miss Emma May Rambo’'s
class were invited to a Hallowe’en
party at Dr. Rambo’'s.
All the children were disguised as
ghosts in whité draperies and only
their bright eyes could be seen.
There were 30 in all and they sat on
the rugs in the reception hall while
ghost stories were told and refresh
ments of hot chocolate, cheese straws,
apples, candy and nuts were served.
Their fortunes were told and every
one enjoyed the evening heartily.
Mrs. George Cardy returned to her
home, -in Jacksonville, Fla., a few
days ago with her lovely little daugh
ters, Edith ‘and Dorothy. They
spent last summer in Marietta with
Mrs. A. A, Bishop and the previous
summer with Misses Towers, and
formed many friendships. With her
two pretty children Mrs. Cardy made
a most charming picture. She was
a dainty little figure, always in
white, and will be welcomed with
the roses, we hope, again next sum
mer.
Mrs. Bird Rainey has returned to
Acworth, after a visit of several
weeks with Mrs. John Awtrey,
Mrs. A, H. Daniel, of Grovania, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ruther
ford Brown.
V. V. Doughnnts for sale at L. W.
Rogers store, Fresh every day ©! 4t
Miss Jean Wallace leaves in a few
days for Athens, to spend some time
with Miss Lucile Harris and Miss
Luey Viek,
. Mrs. Thomas Brumby, Jr., at
tended the Hallowe'en party given
by her mother, Mrs. James R. Gray,
last Thursday evening at ‘Grey
stone”’ for Mrs. Walker Inman Grey.
It was a splendid social event. Mrs,
Brumby wore white satin draped in
black tulle and finished with fur.
FOR RENT: Six room cottage. Apply
to J. E. Mozley.
Mrs. W. J. Milner entertained a
large house party last week at her
home, in Atlanta. Her guests at
tended a matinee, a football game
and had a chafing-dish supper, at
which the twenty-five young men
and maidens prepared the delicious
viands with zest and merriment.
Among the girls were Misses Jean
Wallace, Christine Dobbs, Virginia
and Augusta Cohen.
Marietta friends of Miss Adeline
Dobbs will be interested in the news
of her approaching marriage to Mr.
R. B. Wingate, of Athens, which
will take place on the evening of
November 17. Miss Dobbs is a sis
ter of Mrs. W. A. Sams and a daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Dobbs,
of Athens. She is a very charming
girl, of attractive personality and
lovable disposition.
MISS FOSTER'S MUSICALE.
On Tuesday, October 28, Miss
Maud Foster’s music class gave a
recital, which was enjoyed by all the
guests invited. The parlors were
decorated with foliage, plants and
vases of roses. The first musician
was little Pauline Read, only daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Read, who
is not much past six and small for
hex: age. Then came little Frances
Smith, who is seven and very large
for her years; then Mary Louise
Brumby, who has been taking les
sons a long time for such a little
girl. All the pupils are girls except
Mrs. W. A. Gatlin and Mrs. Pierre
Camblos, and everyone played well
except Miss Harriet Maddox, who had
sprained one of her thumbs and was
excused.
Following is the program: Two
minature melodies, Miss Pauline
Read; “Catch Me,” “The Church
Bell,”” Miss Frances Smith; air,
“Brownies’ Dance,” Miss Mary Lou
ise Brumby; maypole dance, Miss
Mary Holland; rowing song, Miss
(‘hristine Blair; “The Little Wan
derer,”” Miss Elizabeth Smith; Sty
rian melody (waltz), Miss Muriel
Williams; ‘““Water Nymphs,” Miss
Elizabeth Anderson; ‘Lily Bells,”
Miss Louis Dean Stephens; ‘“Ber
ceuse,”” ‘“‘Arabesque,”” Miss Lillian
Teipel; ‘‘Marche Romaine,”” Misses
Patton and Owenby; “Song Without
Words,” Mrs. Gatlin; “Butterfly,”
Miss Sarah Patton; ‘“Contemplation”
(for left hand alone), Miss Marie
Owenby; ‘“Humoresque,” “Impromp
tu,”” Miss Lucile Morris; ‘““Evening
Star Romanza,”’ Miss Virginia
Cohen; “The Witches Dance,” Miss
Gertrude Smith; ‘“Song of Spring,”
Miss Marie Owenby; “Military
March,”” Mrs. Camblos and Miss
Foster.
ASHES OF ROSES. |
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The roses are blooming today, dear, |
with beauty’s wild delight; \
The dew-drops lovingly linger as I!
view the sight;
They whisper tenderest thoughts—
hopes long ago dead;
] am with you again, dear, as their
fragrant petals are shed.
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The roses are blooming today, dear,
with hearts beating low, l
Once more my heart is yours, where
the roses grow; '
In all my sad, lone life there is but
you, yet
Forgive my tears, sweet roses, for I
cannhot forget.
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The roses are blooming today, dear,
with calyxlike eyes of a dove,
Shining at its mate thro’ a heart of |
love; |
Drinking all Mfe's happiness in this
. 'world so cold— .7 %
Smile on; sweet rose, with a heart of
gold,
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Some day, when passing by where
. the sweet roses grow,
The heart of the rose, the gift of
years ago,
Will mutely plead remission—still
sweet after many desolate
years—
The rose that you withered, drenched
with life's bitterest tears,
? e —, 1. M.
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Groceries
The following seasonable goods are
now in: |
Self-Rising Buckwheat Flour. Self-Ris
ing Pancake Flour. Maple Syrup. Cran
berries. Malaga Grapes. Seeded Raisins.
Currents. Figs. Citron. Fresh Nuts.
Shelled Almonds. Shelled Walnuts.
Shelled Pecans. Fresh Cereals of all
Kinds.
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The Fancy Grocer
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