The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, August 21, 1914, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Text—PTx'Eday. August 21, 1914 if News From' Over The County. | POWDER SPRINGS. work is almost finished on the pew Baptist Church. They expect t 5 have it ready for the dedication ..rmon the fifth Sunday in this wonth. Rev. vaughn, of La Grange, yill preach the dedication sermon. \liss Thelma Daniell, of Smyrna, was the recent guest of Mr. and Mrs j. V. Landrum. geveral from here attended the vasonic Convention at Lost Moun {2in on last Wednesday. They all report a nice time spent out there. Miss Gertrude Bell spent Monday «ith relatives in Atlanta. Mr. Harry Harp, of Inman, Ga., «pent several days the past week with Mr. J. A 4 Lewis and family. vir. Jim Moon, of Ilorence, S. C., i« the guest of hic parents here this w.2k. vir. and Mrs. B. L. Criffin, who h.ve been the gucsts of Mr. and vre W. W. Plorence for some timo, hova roturned te th ‘ir home in IFlo rittle Misses Mariha and Susan v son, of Moultrie, are the guests of {roir grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Z. . Moon. The Powder Springs baseball team rot and defeatad the Winston team 2t this place on Saturday afternoom. The score was 10 to 2 in favor ot tne Powder Springs team. Mr. H. J. Comer, who is working for the Southern Express Company (n Atlanta, spent Monday with his fzmily at this place. Mr. and Mrs. Warren McLain whose wedding was an event of last week at Decatur, spent the week-end with Mrs. McLain's parents at this place. Misses Bernice Buchanan and Corv pine Bennett have returned home 2 from a pleasant visit to friends in Dallas, Ga. Misses Mollie Bober and Eufala McEachern, of Atlanta, are the suests of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Flo rence this week. Mr. T. N. Butner, of Ocoee, Fla., is spending some time with relatives at this place. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Oglesby and children are the guests of relatives in Elberton this week. Miss Lois Clemmons, of Culloden, Ga., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. A, A. Wolf. Miss Lucy Wolf spent a few days {he past week at Marietta, where she was the guest of Mrs. John Bell. Mrs. Mary Nestlehut and Mrs. Henry Bookout, of Atlanta, were recent guests of their parents, My, and Mrs. J. L. Landrum. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bennett had as their guest for the week-2nd Mrc. Herschel Bennett, of Atlanta. The summer term of school wi:l close here, on Friday. CRICKET. KENNESAW. Mr. B. G Hill and daughters, llisses Irene and Lois, spent Sun day at Lithia Springs. Mr. Jerome Cox left Friday for sdirmingham, to visit his brother, Mr. Cicero Cox. Mr. B. A. Fite is spending a few lays with his son, Mr. Burges Fite, at Blairsville. The protracted services are in pro cress this week at the Baptist church here and we hope for a wonderful revival. Mrs. W, 0. Roberts has as her Luests this week the Misses Hunter, of Woodstock, After spending several days in At lanta, Miss Lucy Gatlin is at home 2zain to the delight of her friends. Mrs. Will Roberts and children Jave returned home after several weeks spent with friends and rela tives in Cartersville. Mrs. Will Boring had as her guests “cently Mr. and Mrs. Len Fitzgerald f Atlanta, M. Johin and Miss Mary Motored 0 Rome Friday for a few days visit With relatives, They will also visit Plainsville pefore returning home. Miss Ila Tollerson had. .as . hev =uest Sunday Miss Benson, of Noor ay Mrs. Ed Hull and children, of Sout i Georgia, are visiting friends ind r lativeg here, Mrs. Gordie Fowler, of Acworth, is “Pending a few days with Mrs. Vina aldwin Misses Emma Buroughs and Lu lle Robertson were recent visitors 10 Atlanta, .Q”il" 4 number from here attend “ 4 the funeral of M Wildon at “Ome. Several also went up ‘Suu- Y to view the grave, Whenever You Need a General Tonic . Take Grove'’s :h’flllleT%ildi Standard Grove’s Tasteless Genery] 'rgn;i E(gtcl:lly ytaluabtle_ asth: %ell knowy tonic pmg:;i;g gt?aéi?:lN E #nd IRON, It actson the‘Liver Drives Ot Malaria Enriches the Blood and Edlids vy, [l‘:. Whole Sve & MIS Whdle Systew. S 0 cents. AUSTELL Miss Addie Frazier, of La Grange, is spending a few days with Mrs. Mary Scott. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Shelton are visiting relatives in Sand Mountain Ala., going through in their new Cadalac car. Miss Louise Cloud has returned from an extended trip through Tenn, Mr. and Mrs. B B Yarbrough were visitors to Macon last week. Mrs. J. L. Louch is visiting friends in Atlanta. Miss Minnie Harrington and Ka tie Westmoreland have returned from a pleasant trip to Tallulah Falls and other points. Mrs. W. Beatie entertained a num ber of her school mates on last Tues day night. The house was beauti fuily decorated in pot flowers. Quite a 4 nice time was nad by all present. Mr. P. W. Suggs and daughter, Miss Mary, have returned from a most delightful visit to Washington, D. O, et Vernph's ¥a | Nigoann Lalls, Rochester, Buffalo, and New York City, and spending a few days in Pennsylvania, stopping in Greens boro, N. C., on the rteurn with the sister of Mr. Suggs. Austell was well represented in Rome at the tuneral of Mrs. Wood row Wilson. Among those attend ing the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Brown, Mrs. J. M. Strickland, D. H. Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Westmoreland and Miss Louise Westmoreland and Miss Minnie Har rington. The flag at the school house was at half mast all day and a number of people were at the depot to see the train pass through. Every one seemed to feel a sadnes for our President. The death of Mr. Alfred Davis on last Monday night was a surprise to many. Although in feeble healtnh for some time he was up on Satur day afternoon and in town. He was taken that might, and gradually grew worse, passing away on Mon day night. He was eighty-four years old., and leaves besides his wife and- several children @a. host of friends who sympathize with them in their bereavement. He was buried with Masonic honors in Rose Hill Cemetery on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Henry L. Ozburn went to At lanta on Thursday to meet her aunt, Mrs: W. M. Harbin, from Jackson ville, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. James Curcton spent Thursday in Atlanta. Mrs. A. Shamron Young and Miss Aunnie Thomas were attendants of the Merchant’s harbecue on Thurs day. Miss Jessie Drown, one of Smyr na's most beautifvl young ladies was the wo2ekend guest of the Misses Westimoreland. 5.8 at the Methodist chureh was fine on yesterday seventy-five be ing present. A cordial invitation is extended to all. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gifford and children, of Atlanta, after spending some time camping near here, have return=d to their home. DELLA. SARDIS We have had several good rains the past week that make crops look very ftlourishing. Several from here attended camp meeting at Sandy Plains last Sun day. Mrs. Harriet Lamb, of Augusta, is visiting relaitives at this place. We had some fine singing at this place last Sunday afternoon. Profs. J. Guy Beall and Bennett were with us and will be with us again next Sunday afternoon. Let everybody come out and hear them. News is scarce this week. The farmers are all done work and gone peddling and the women are about done canning and going visiting. The health of our community is fine. E: WILLIEO. The protracted meeting will be gin here next Saturday. There wi.l be some young pireachers who will help in, this meeting. We hope ev ervbody will attend who can. Mrs. W. J. Stephens, of Atlanta, spent several days last week here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Johnson. Mr. S. O. Mobley, of this place, is in Biltmore, N. (~ visiting relatives and- is not.expected to return.in sev eral days. Miss Neva Drake is teaching schicol with a good attendance. A number of our citizens attend ed the camnp meetng at Sandy Sprinz last Sunday. & JAY. THE MARIEYTA JOUKNAL AND COURIER OLIVE SPRINGS. { Mrs. J. L. Clay dropped dead at | her home here on Wednesday and !the funeral was at the Methodist Church at Nebo, in Paulding coun ty, of which se was a member for [many vears, conducted by Rev. Tho mas Owens on Thursday morning. ‘ She leaves several children, brothers, sisters and grandchildren, besides a Elurgv circle of relatives and friends ito mourn her death. We extend to i the beeaved family our deepest sym | pathy. § Mr. and Mrs. J. H. York announce the birth of a fine boy on Wednesday ’Aug‘. 11th. Mr. York is receiving congratulations from his many l friends Mrs. J. H. Davis and children, of Atlanta, spent the week-end with Rev. and Mrs. S. E. Cassidy and at tended church at this ploce. ! Mrs. R. S. Lindley was with us I.\‘unduy dgiter spending the past two months in Americus with relatives. Mrs. J. L. Reed and children re turned home Saturday from Gads den, Ala. Miss Gertrude Howard, of Eliza beth, has spent several days here with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Barber. Mrs 1. I. Reed is very sick with typhoid fever, I All interested in the Malony Springs cemetery are requested to meet on August 21st to work out the cemetery. Hope every one will be present. Bring tools and dinner fand spend the day, 2s the cemetery :is in bad conditon. ; » Miss Lillian Crowder returned to ( Gilmore Wednesday after spendingz several days with Mrs. P. F. Miles and Mrs. € ©C. White. Miss Gertie Pace has returned home after spending a week with relatives in Dallas NMip, €. D. Reéd is now with His wife who is very ill at Lookout Mountain, Ala. Mrs. Della Clay and children, cof Hiram, are on a visit here to friends | and relatives. A series of meeting closed here on 'Snndu_\' with twenty-one added the church, thirteen by experienc., 6 by letter, two under watch care of the church. . Our Pastor, Rev. G. V. Crow, was ably assisted by his Fatn ey, J. J. Crow, of Atlanta. Mr.J, A York conducted the songs as the . proper accompaniment of such ! matchless sermons and the Chris tians prayed earnestly and spoke tactfully to the unconverted. Mas ter Bob Shaw, of Mt. Zion, was or gainst. A large crowd of different churches in the neighborhood at tended the meetings and enjoyvcd cach sermon. ‘We are sorry to note the scrious illness of Mrs. Texas Luck. Rev. S. E. Cassidy is conducting a series of meetings at Orange Hiil l this week. Mrg, Mary McCoy and children, of I.—\tl:mt:x. spent the past week with Mrs. Turner Westbrooks. Mrs. Alice Barber, of Dallas, spent Sunday night and Monday with her lsisl‘-x'. Mrs, B Rnox | CLYDE Cures old Sores, Other Remedies Won't Cure. The worst cases, nomatter of how long standing are cured by the wonderful, old reliable Dr. Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil. It relieves Pain and Heals at the same time. 25¢, 50c, sl.o¢ DUE WEST. The fleecy staple has made its ap pearance in our midst, Mr. and Mrs, Claud Crowder, of Patterson, are spending some time with:: Mrs. Crowder’s parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. S. Williams. Mr. W. W. Cash, of Atlanta, is up spending a few days with relatives. Due West Singinz cass will sing at the Home Canning day at Ac worth, Aug. 18th. Messrs. Esmer and Roy Bullard made a business trip to Atlanta Mo:- day. Ye scribe made a business trip .o Atlanta last Tuhrsday. Mr. Joe Prather“and son have rented Mr. W. B Grigg’'s farm for two years. . We welcome Mr. Pra ther to our midst. Mr. Asa Darby while attending » Confederate Veteran's reunion at Kennesaw last Wednesday roceived 1 bad bruise by his horse jumping and striking him on the leg. Dr. El lis gave medical aid. Mr. Allen Camp, who died last Friday near Smyrna was well known in this section. He was a consis tant member of the Primitive Bap tist church and had been for a num ber of vears. His remains was laid beside his wife who went on six vears ago. The funeral was held last Saturday at New Hope church in Paulding County. Invigorating to the Pale and Sickly The Old Standard general strengthening tonic GROVE'S TASTELLSS chill TONIC, drives out Malaria.enrichesthe Blecd andbuildsupthe svs tean. A true tomic, For eduits aud children, Soc MACLAND t'rotracted services came to a close hore last Friday., Thers wers scver <! wccessions to the church. By, P'uisen did some preaching ana w o hope much lasting good was dono. Mr. Simmons, of Hapeville, had harge of :l'e music which was most attractive part of the service. Quite a large crowd attended th farmers pienic at the College last Monday and heard some fine speeches, Mrs. Mary Ann McEachern, ot At lanta, is spending a few days with Mrs Hattie Babb. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Taylor have as their guest this week Mr. Sloan Thompson, of Marietta, Mrs. J. L. Taylor and children, of Montgomery, Ala,, Miss Kate Potty and childeen, of Fitdgerald, Ga., Mrs. D. L. John son and baby, of Atlanta, and Mrs. J. W. Hancock, of Atlanta. Miss Jennie Bodenhamer, of Col leze Park, is the guest of Miss Gla dys Lindley. Mrs. Steward, of Macon, is spend ing some time with her daughter, Mrs. H. R. Hunt at the College. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Plerce and Mrs Scroggins and son attended church at Orange Hill Sunday. Mrs. C. J Griggs and daughter, Miss Mae of, Atlanta, spent Sunday with the family of A A, Ghigks RUBY. HOME COMING AT ACWORTH Tuesday was a great day in Aec worth. Former residents came from Atlanta and several smaller towns and lots of country cousins added to the throng. Al the politicians of Cobb county appeared beaming with smiles and cordiality. Rev. J. H. Pat ton invoked the blessings of therr Heavenly Father upon the assembly. Col. Joe Abbott made the address of waolecome and Mr, Simeon Smith, of Tallapoosa, responded. Mr. Wilbus Colvin was master of cercmonies. “Home Swect Home” was sung by a guartette of male voices, Solos by ladie and at noon a barbecue din ner was served. ‘Marietta men were plentiful every where and among the ladies from the Gem City were Mrs. Littie Henderson, Mvs. J. %. Foster, Mrs. E. H. Northcutt, M. Georgn Roberts, Mrs. Sam Grogan and Mrs. Badgett, who is at Locust Lodze, They all report a fine time. FOR RENT—Nice office rooms on Washington Avenue and thrce small dwelling houses for rent, Ay ply to J. M. Cogburn. 21, . ° : . P . . . rec Juring Our big kange Exhibit s\ e - . e ——————— —_— 7 N One six and RTP i 7 ’ - R i Aluminum RO ; ) . one-half quart ‘ Pudding Ps Bt hoe Ll R g ORI 4 \ No. 8 Aluminum i BTR ;’. ¥ »“‘44; VL | \ Tea Kettle. | Price 65c, g e ,3«,9”.2’ e M e ) ) , — V & e e 7 jl- TR # . / A —3% o T LR e Aot ; x, 5" | R T b R L > T e S e(@ @) |TR & . e 5% z 57\ | ///‘ \ Eil -%li : 1] i A . :é, Ak { ne t.wn-«luan N = W\ :’f] Ny A 1 y j 4.5 piße sgk Aluminum S s % %?V‘ \ L \ e S b g \'eck oPIRS e 127 J? Lipped : b = 7 > i \ 5 % b A % Wi R Ay 1 T . A o e G . NN 5 A St B X g g@@ / L iRI Price 85c. i e ob A Que four-quart Aluminum ¢ iDR ik Preserving Ketile, One fou in 3 o - ur.pint Price $1.25. f Aluminum b Coffee Por, / Price $2.00. - — » <Ry, o . e e e e ——— A ———— & » £ o e i et STy e » Mz 7 f AR |t B s e B v 1 f ) A L L L 3 (e g o " b X bl . ] ' eas e | oo AN TR RN Sl e One eight-quart Lt bl ik i 4 ! "v', P ¥ R 2% Aluminum T " o o i ey g J x’fl Precesving p r'“! "ﬂh A lt»' 1! A f",'- ot One two-quart ;=~ e Kettle, b i “‘T; i 'ldi BN ) Aluminum | ¥5: o = 2g= 3 . ” ) Y | = G Ly Daubid Rics %:’ il %},‘&% Price $1.75. ; d{(‘»""{" “n ! ¥ naf ,":’. Lk ¥% } e ? S B | 'Lﬁ\‘:}‘“sa‘" , A * i ﬁ’éu N 1 Price $2.00, \2o * gf:g AL i g RPN L_ﬂ_ ¢ ‘ ;4"(‘ i m"‘ 7 ¢ £ i This Setol High Grade Aluminum Cooking Ware I TiGtaeneßdNoe Uhaleabie 11-—waz/s Preferable .f?rx T Eﬁjgf__._i et L , - l% Ll B o B o =9 |@l / i ! i !ilm "'- . it = [j l-u@;jw&' 7 == NORTON HARDWARE CO. 45 PARK SOUARE : . : ; PHONE 3 4 LOST MOUNTAIN. A large crowd attended the Ma sonie Convention here last Wednes day. The program was varied by speeches, recitations and songs, in !tcrsporsud by music furnished by = ' string band of home talent. A beau "tiful dinner was spread a2t the noon hour for the invited guests. In the ’nfu‘rumm a game of ball was played between Lost Mountain and Austell ! which rosulted in 7 to 2 in favor of : Lost Mountain. i The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Robinson has typhoid fever. | W. A McDousld s siil seamibed i to his hed and does not improve. i Mrs. Ezra Ellison, of Oklahoma, is :visiting relatives in this communi | iy | Webster Guffin, of Decatur, Ala., ‘visited his parents last week, § It looks now like the farmers here Ewill harvest a good crop of all kinds. ! Midway Sunday Schoo! will pic nic in Robert Barnes' pasture next ! Friday. 2 Protracted meetings will begin at ftlw Baptist church here next Satur | day. ’ Walter Dobbins and vour writer tvisited Clarkston, Ga. last week, | ALLEN. | WANTED—Cclored woiian between t 20 and 20 to go to Chicago to conk 'and do general house work. It !satisfacto:'y fare to Chicago refund red and $6.00 per week guaranteei tFor perticulars, apply at Marietta “Journal office. OLD SHOES - MADE NEW S h ARSI /00/'--"‘-;-;’;; fe g '\3‘( [GTE ENE K2l {ff:”'-,:;;* \A A A Al AR i Wt |v o Sl 2~ & ") NN S S o, 104 i 6/’ QG Marietta Shoe Shop £, A. GRAY, Propriet:r. 102 WASHINGTON AVE 1 4 ) ~N How to Get The Ware Free M Come to the exhibit of THE SOUTH BEND MALLEA. BLE. An expert demonstrator will show you the range: tell you all about the way it is made and why it is such a good baker and consumes so little fuel. He will alss 516 you the patented Aluminum-Fused, Rust-Froo: Fltes. No other range made has flues of this kind of metal. We know it is the best range mmade and you will find out for yourself that this is true. It vou buy one of these rangos during the week of the exhibit, we will make you a Lresent of a complete sgot of High Grade Pu:: Aluminum Cooking Ware, worth $12.00.. . Thig offer is good for the week of the exhibit only, and you cannot afford to miss it. Be sure and counie early You will see and hear many useful things. There will be useful souvenirs freo. Remembr the date Exhibit from ’ Monday Aug. 31st, to Saturday Sept. sth. IR go o s NN\ Y ha APODITWEANDPOPULAQXMDY FOR | RRH@ v D!‘SYSENT£ o 1 QIR Mo“ﬁlﬁ‘( él?ﬁ‘. ueAAN ID‘(;ALI: mmﬁtjfﬁgwf'rﬁcnoﬁs .PRICE PERAIL B PRINTING J()x) ; #Ud , .'E' f.,_\' ','_' MY 4L ."\\’ - % 4 : . - SR A d T \ - " R o L P Ry # ) g %4\\"‘? v e o 5 e dh W Yl ré,.,ﬁ Sl N ek AN iy < K J.}\ i e B'! Yo el 8 et “ sel gt STR ﬁ’& B e Wk —— \\\ i "__\ , ..L‘-'—‘Q‘;\:.'lw - \A 3 \ Let Bill co it Bill is oor Typesat. ung machine. Bill car do he work ol frem £ix to ten men. Bright new laces every day. No delays. See us. JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT MARIETTA JOURNAL Page Eleven