The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, April 24, 1914, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFrday, April 24,1014 Goctal and Personal viigs Sallie Camp is indisposed from a cold. \vrs. 1. W. Waddell has returned from Florida. That fine lettuce grown by Mr. C. M Head is fresh every day at E. L. raw's and L. W. Rogers’ Stores. \rs. C. E. Hedges left last Thurs day fer Vriginia. \ir. Clifton Corley spent the week nd with his parents. The Monte Carlo Duo, the great musical act, at the Gem Thursday, Friday and Saturday... Admission 5 and 10 cents. \irs. J. R. Greer has returned from 1 visit to relatives In Virginis. \fiss Matt Jones, of Oak Hill, Ala,, vicited Miss Maude Foster last week. \liss Minnie Pearl, of San Fran cisco, is a guest of Miss Jeanette i'«'l‘.i'l. ; Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Hutcheson have been on a visit to her old home near Breman. Lucile Love No. 2 at the Gem Sat ardey. remember the date. \Mrs. James Camblos is spending several days with Mrs. Norwood Mitehell, in Atlanta. Mrs., L. Saul has returned to Can ton after a week’s visit with her pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl. Mrs. K. B. Larison, of Lewisburg, Penn., and Mr. J. C. Clark, of At lanta, spent Friday with Mrs. E. Leon Faw. Col. Owens Johnson will give a Sunday School lecture at Shady Grove next Sunday morning at ten y'clock. Exquisite combination of delicate spring tints are shown in the flowers adorning those new Gage Hats just arrived at Miss Allgood’s. Mrs. Will Stephens entertained the Northcutt-Hawking bridal par:y after the rehearsal Tuesday evening at the Baptist church. Will D. Upshaw, a Cobb county boy and editor of the Golden Age in Atlanta, is being urged to run for United States Senate on the prohi bition ticket. Mr. and Mrs. George White, Misses Daisy and Arrie White, Miss Ruth stephens, Dr. Otto Gripe, of Atlanta, Mr. Eugene Dempsey and Mr. Mc- Canley Dunton, of Smyrna, visited stone Mountain last Sunday. Lucile Love No. 2 at the Gem Theatre Saturday. ’ The Marietta school girls had a harming visit to Cedartown. Em na Katherine Anderson was & cuest [ Miss Forrest Pitts, Gertrude Su:ith was a guest of Miss Leila Lo~e and aroline Cooper a guest of Miss Julia rnelins, Gee: Those Wattean and Pannier »ooves at Miss Allgood’s Milline.y tarlor are certainly correct styles nd priced to please you. Morgan and Eugene McNeel came me from school at Suwanee, Tenn., onday to attend the funeral of heir uncle, Mr. E. B. Freyer,, anl «¢v. Henry Phillips, of La Grange, a rother-in-law of Mrs. Freyer, was S 0 present. - Early June Pinks, Matchiess and :mckers' Favorite tomato plants at g»”W. Rogers, 15 cents per dozen. -ail on or write C. M. Head for prices m larger quantities. OUR STORE IN STEP WITH PROGRESS' OFFER THE FAMOUS "\ -|| Rélloggi) (] | [ Relloggs v rrE N 2 ABSOLUTELY MOISTURE- | ||| Flaxes | 7} \ AND-DUST PROOF [oittitlg,” ) | : PACMGE § T ~:" Jlmfyryo‘l’f.‘f!?f'ﬂf::lzm J | Map'eine--the delicious maple flavoring g ' ey o e Skinless Preserved TR R f Red Cherry SEONNe per battle ... L.l 200 | “helled Nuts, per BRI e B Evaporated Apricots; oer pound., .. ... Vs, dae I:mest Creamerv Butter, BB ROERG L. A ‘ Selected Persian Date’ pound pavkage Sl 05 R S ; b AW, ‘ | The Fancy Grocer | : | Phone 29, Marietta, Ca. | Miss Fannie Glover is spending a few weeks in Baltimore. Mrs. D. W, Blair is recovering from her recent illness, Miss Lillian Colquitt, o Savannah, spent last Thursday with Mrs. H. J. Pratt. Miss Gertrude Jones, of Thomson, is a guest of Mrs. Mollie Martin at the home of Mrs. George Roberts. During their recent visit to Mari etta Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lawhon were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Florence. Mrs. E. I. Welsh and Miss Lois Welsh left Saturday for a months visit to Mrs. Welsh’s daughter in New Orleans. Mr. J. Guy Roberts, who has re turned to Marietta, is at home with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Black and shares the office of Judge N. A. Morris. Mr. R. W. Moon has recently paint ed his residence on Washington Av enue and made a neat concrete bor der with white marble posts around the front lawn so it harmonizes witn Mr. Ward's place next door. The music-makers at the armory Friday evening were delightfully refreshing. They have a very fine program and seem just like a quar tet of talented boys entertaining home folks instead of professionals en tour. Mr. Huff, the leader, was especially captivating with his genu ine good humor. Mrs. Hague, of Smyrna, celebrated the second birthday of her pet col lie, Queen Bess, last Sunday by hav ing 14 of her small neighbors coms= and visit her during the afternoon. She read some of James Whitcomb Riley’'s poems of childhood to her guests and gave them dainty refresh ments. Mrs. Owen Johnson entertained her 42 club Thursday afternoon using carnations and spring flowers in profusion, Beside the club her guests were Mrs. Charles Gilmore, of Chicago, Mrs. Willis Milner, of At lanta, and Mrs. S. H. Hall. After the game strawberry ice cream &hd white angel-food cakes were served. In confomity with the season the new models are riotous in color, made mostly of Leghorn, Tussan, Italian and plain Milan, Italian and plain Hemp, set high on bandeaux and massed with flowers, feathers and loops of ribbon at the upturned side, or adorning the scoop at the back, and these are shown at Miss Allgood's. Robert Harris has won a speak ers’. place in the Freshman Class at Emory College which entitles him to contest for a prize in declamaticn next commencement. There were seven judges of the contesting speak ers and every one voted in favor of Robert. He is the son of Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Harris and has already won a gold medal for oratory and is a boy to be proud of, being “first class” in every way. Miss Annie Field is recovering from the injuries received when her sadde-horse fell with her two weeks ago. She was bruised and one foot and knee badly hurt, so she is still unable to walk. However, she has been able to hold an almost contin ous reception of girl friends and her room is filled with flowers of all kinds daily by her many admirers. THE MARIETTA JOORNAL AND COURIER MOORE-DOBBINS. ' o RNk Miss Ethel Irene Moore and Mr. Pat A. Dobbins were quietly marri ed Tuesday evening at 8:30 o'clock at the Methodist parsonage, Rev. G. W. Duval officiating. The only witnesses were Miss Wil- l lie Grace Waters and Mr. Newt Med- , ford. i The bride wore a becoming suit of | copenhagan blue with hat to matcn.? She is an attractive young woman | with a host of friends and Mr. Dob- | bins is a successful young businessg man. Their many friends wish) them much happiness. I Mr. and Mrs. Dobbing are at honwi to their friends with Mrs. Dempsey | Medford for a while before going to | housekeeping. ‘ A treat for the music lovers of Ma- ! rietta at the Gem this week. ! McLAIN-BELFLOWER. i —_— i Mr. and Ms.r John B. McLain, m‘f Acworth, announce the engagement | of their daughter, Corinne Isabel, to! Mr. James Arlie Belflower, of ;\t~; lanta. The marriage will take! place in May. | MISSES JONES AND BLACK EN- | TERTAIN FOR MISS NORTHCUTT On Thursday afternoon Miss Muatt ! Black and Miss Anna Mae Jones ¢i tertained for Miss Irene Northcutt who was sweet as a bunch of violvtg in purple silk. f The rooms were profusely decorat- | ed with lilacs and wistaria with love ly effect. The game of hearts was played and delicious refreshments served. | ..The Monte Carlo Duo, the talk of South, at the Gem. Admission 5 and 10 cents, | Miss Dorothy Helbert, of New Or leans, who formerly lived in Ma{ri-i etta, is visiting Miss Elizabeth Mor-! gan in Atlanta for Grand jpera, Shef is a talented and beautiful girl andi was a maid of honor to the Queen of ! Comus during the recent Mardi Gras, ! Our Eclair days have been changed | to Friday. (In the Shadow of the| Mosqtie,) : : FOR SALE—Several cows fresh in| milk. M. L. Hayes Austell Ga. | R ——————— r S £ f»ﬁ; ~,w AT o N Sl B R N : P i A 0 R | ;\Ji o L , s //f,;;-‘ { 4 ‘;% ’" S _»lﬁp‘.‘/ B 4 ‘ ".v ¥Wﬁ - L ”I//f '?;‘%) \\‘“ 3 oSy -0 oy 4 ¥ <y} 1 3% A ,g}” Y= L ly 477 FTW O TVEST &Oke B !. :‘:\u—’éf;\‘,l Ay bTN { o b LSt W S Pk '\l.‘zf’ xR T ) :A:SI S o 7 N s ¥ g}”’f Fhe & SHOLE B N oPR 's‘{’s > ) \ ¥ iy, \ ; i \ < ! /1 @Hﬁ B % e ‘ R ARI 4 ,43 '\\:\ ~'l | ::; ‘.I ’Lo Th \ | | f.-;,?;}:,.'—,!,-‘::"-':“ N A & v ,’:‘,lll!vj il 1y FEHHLH éned v ! 1R ST ke g $3.50 ;J:;;@Mf?&{#f!&'m anm,em oo | o|/l i . L 3 a 1 01 DT 4 i aY LR S . '*"' 1‘»"!!'1'! 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We eamestly strive to give them prompt and careful shoe-fitting service,— to see that their individual requirements are catered to. That's the kind of store service that gives lasting satisfaction. ' We want you to come in and see the new Queen Quality Shoes, for which we have , the sole agency. g;heyl holcli their shape and are comfortable from the start because of their wonderful xible soles. | Your size in the latest models for Spring and Summe: wear are here now. Come in-and try them on, W. A. FLORENCE ‘ McClure 10 Cent Co. Aviation Specials et e e R Watch Our Windows Watch Our Windows Boys Wash Pants on Sale 9 o’clock, each 10c Aluminum Sauce Pans, 10 o’clock, each, 25¢ Boys Overalls, on Sale 11 o’clock, each, 10¢ Jap. Straw Rugs, on Sale 2 o'clock, each, 15¢ Big line ot Enamelware, 3 o’clock, each, 10c Men’s Underwear, on Sale 4 o’clock, each 25¢ A Few FLY TIME Suggestions: Good Screen Doors, All sizes, each : $l.OO Adjustable Screen Windows, all sizes each ; i . . 20,39, 40 andiSoe Hinges, Springs, Hooks, Handles and Paint at all Prices. Good line of Untrimmed Hats, Flowers and Ribbons in our Milli nery Department. While waiting for the airship we invite you to come in and make yourself at home. Page Three