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?:"Qgial é‘?lb abcrgoizal
vee DPratt and Misg Marion King
, ;i;ff in Atlanta.
; \viiss Audr2y Boatner is visiting
olatives in Athens.
" yirs. Mills McNeel and childron
are at Indian Springs.
vir. Cliff Boatner is recovering
from his recent illness.
\irs. L. B McKinney is with hes
gister; Mrs. L W. Waddell.
virs. John Boston and daughters
ere at Riaea Springss Tenn.
\rs. John Roberts is visiting ia
sllanta with her small son.
Miss Glo Watkins and DMMiss lda
sray spent Sunday in Griffin.
\Miss Nellie Camp, of Atlanta, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. P. W. Camp.
Viss Fredonia Field spent the
week-end with relatives in Carters
yille.
Miss Sallie Candler, of Gainesville,
s visiting her sister, Mrs. John
Fields.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lewis, of
arrolliton, will move to 403 Wash
-loton Avenue,
Miss Lillie Boatner returned to
school Monday after enjoying a two
week's vacation.
Mr. W. O. Boatner has returned
from Athens, where he made a good
real estate deal.
Prof. L. P. Greer and wife, of Og
lethorpe, Ga., visited Judge B. V.
(reer this week.
Miss Ora Cascy, of Adairsville, 1s
gspending some time with relatives
and friends here.
Miss Ruth Marion is again a guest
of Miss Annie Waddell after a visit
in N. C. Mountains,
Mrs. Gray and Miss Marion Gray,
of Jacksenville, Fla., are visiting
Mrs. S. C. McEachern.
Misses Sabin~ and Sue Nichols
have returnad from a visit to Mrs.
Willingham at Tucker.
Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Malone ‘and
gson from Atlanta and Mrst J..- Y. Tra
week are at Locust Lodge. :
Miss Grace Garwood has gone to
fensacola, Tallahassee and Monti
cello, Fla., to visit relatives.
Mrs. Georgz Sessions and Mrs. F.
.. Marchman, with their sons, have
returned from Franklin, N. C.
Mr. Joe Wilson has returned (o
his home in Laine, Miss., after a
visit to his mother, Mrs. R. H. Cobb
We return thanks to Mr. Colding
Lawrence for some lovely roscbuds
that just fit a dainty vase on oar
writing desk.
Miss Elizabeth Willis, of Atlanta,
is visiting Mrs. J. M. Cogburn and
Miss Mary Bennectt of Atlanta, is a
#uest of Mrs. Will Latimer.
Mr. and Mrs. Archer Crozier, of
Newnan, and. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Gil
llan, of Atlanta, and Harry Bryan
ore visiting Mr, and Mrs. R. A. Bry
an
A war picture of the German
'rincess Cecile riding in her mili
lary uniform at the head of a regi
tent shows her on an old fashioned
“side-saddle.”
Mrs. S. E. Monroe and Douglas
Ylonroe, from Houston, Texas, and
“iss Edwin Noel, from Atlanta, vis
ited Mrs. R. F. Badgett. at Locust
Lodze last week.
T. F. Chandler, of Gainesville.
S returned home Monday after
g two weeks with his mo
i \rs. John Chandler. He has
Lived in Texas 18 years but contin
-5 10 take the Marjetta Journal.
Mr. and Mrs, Adams, of Washing
| D. C., who are neighbors of Mr.
4484 Mrs, Jack Massey and are visit
-112 in Atlanta, came up last Sun
©4Y 1o see Mrs. I.'H. Raynolds and
and Mrs, \J. Bl Masseyv.,
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THE ROSWELL ROLLER MILLS
ROSWELL, GEORGIA,
"In‘e been thoroughly remodeled, put in new bolting cloth. adjust
“ every part of the machinery and in every way put the flour
“iid corn mill in the best of condition.
We will give you 38 to 40 pounds of pure flour to the bushel
°! good wheat brought to us for grinding. EVERY CUSTOMER
UETS THE FLOUR FROM HIS OWN WHEAT. GIVE US A
TRIAL and you will come back again.
ROSWELL ROLLER MILLS
RUN EVERY DAY J. A. GARDNER, Mgr.
Aliss . Lizzie Bolton. of Noreross
has boen visiting Mrs. L. M. Chand
ler.
Mr. Charles Irvin. of Texas, is on
a visit to his sister, Mrs. Hope Ir
win.
Mrs. Lem Chandler and Miss Al
die Reed were mnnug our visitors
Monday.
WANTED—Two school . girls 9
board. Address Mrs. T. J. Ha
dage, 401 Anderson street. 2t.
Miss Emma May Rambo and her
brother Mr. Sam Rambo, took their
three guests from South Georgia to
Atlanta Saturday and chaperoned
them to all points of interest. They
were especially pleased with the visit
to the State Capitol where so man v
of Georgia’s products are on exhi
bition.
Miss Mabel Cortelyou entertained
the Round Dozen Luncheon Clun
Thursday, Mrs. Horace Field taking
the place of Miss Sallie Camp, who
is in New York. The center-piece
was a gilded basket filled with vel
low zinnias and having a bowl of
yellow tulle on the handle and the
ice cream and cakes were vellow
We received a letter Monday froy:
Capt. Amos Way, who is in the real
estate business in Arcadia, Fla., o
town of about 4,000 people. Ho
says there has been a residence start
ed every day for the last 200 days
in Arcadia and the fruit crop looks
fine. Also that two solid train loads
of beef cattle have been shipped
within the month from that town to
the west.
Mr. Sam Jones, one of our sub
scribers in Medero, Cal., sent a sum
of money recently to his father, who
lives in Cobb county, with instruc
tions to buy him a complete outtit
from Tom Wallace because every
thng in men's clothing is so much
more expensive in California, Mzr.
Robert Anderson, of Havana, Cuba,
another subscriber to the Journal.
buys ais clothes here because he
knows our clothiers have the best of
everything and can be relied on for
the latest stvles.
MEETING OF PHILATHIA CLASS
The members of the Philathia
class of the First Baptist church
eld their usual social and business
meeting with Mrs. W. P. Whitaker
at her home on Gramln street Thurs
day afternoon, Aug. 13th. Those
present were: Mrs. Carl Medford,
Mrs. Benson, Mrs. Stuart Milan,
Misses Etta and Lizzie Cogburn, Bva
Campbell and ‘Annie Watson.
After the business was attended
to refroshments were SF‘l'V(i(], con -
sisting of grape sherbet with wafers.
After refreshments were served the
time was spent socially.T he next
meeting will be held at Miss Lizzin
Cogburn’s Sept. 17th. All members
of the class are urged to be presant,
MRS. STUART MILAM, Secty.
ORGAN RECITAL.
The new pipe organ in the Pres
byterian church will be used for the
first time next Sunday, Aug. 23rd.
Mr. George L. Hamrick, of Atlan
ta, will play at the 11 oc¢lock gexr
vice and Rev. Oglevie, of Sandwich,
lil., will preach the sermon.
Mr. Hamrick will give an organ
recital at tares o'clock in the after
noen to which evervbody is invited,
FOR SALE.
The best €0 acre farm in Cobb
County three and one half miles
from Marietta. Will sell at a bar
gain on account ill health of owner
J. D. NORTHCUTT, Agent,
Marietta, Ga.
CARNIVAL QUEEN canm :
Miss Evelyn Clay is ahead in the
contest for Queen of the Carnival
with Aiss Lamar Latham seeond and
Misses Virginia Crosby, Josephnie
Clarke, Agnes Smith and Anrnic
Hahr Dobbs following.
COPELAND-—BISHOP
Miss Mary Virginia Copeland and
Mr. Robert F. Bishop were married
Sunday afternoon by Judge J. H.
Nix at his residence, They will be
at bome with Mr. and Mrs. B. H.
Bishop for the present.
COGBURN—HILL.
Miss Etta Cogburn and Mr. Hugh
Hill were married last Sunday moru
ing at 9 o’clock by Rev. G. S. Tumlin
at his resdence on Church Street.
Only their immediate families wit
nessed the ceremony and they left
on the first train for a visit to Mr.
Hill's relatives in Birmingham. Oa
their return they will be at homea
W ithMr. and Mrs. J. M. Cogburn
for a few weeks when they will go
to housekeeping.
For the wedding the bride wore 2
new model coat suit of blue cloih
with a black velvet hat, lined with
white maline, and trimmed with
gold lace and two immense bronz.
colored roses just the color of her
shoes. Her blouse and gloves were
white and she wag unusually hand
some.
She is a very lovable and attrac
tive girl and will be a model wifo,
Mr. Hill is assistant cashier of the
Merchants and Farmers Bank and is
one of Mariotta's most exemplary
young men.
Both have many friends and they
received various handsome and use
ful presents.
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20 per cent Discount Sale on Refrigerators and Porch Furni
ture---Cash or terms to suit vou. Buv what you want, divide
your purchase into suvch weekly or monthly payments as best suits
VOuUr convenience,
These beautiful
Dinner Sets are of
excellent quality
ware with very ar
tistic and attractive
Roman gold and blue
filigree border deco
ration. b
In exclusive china
stores such a set
viould cost you at
least $lO.OO, perhaps
sl2.so—but we offer
it ABSOLUTELY
FREE,
How You Can Get This Set FREE
GRAND OFFER No. I—One of these 42-piece Dinner Sets will be given FREE With every sale amounting to $40.00
or more—either cash or on “TERMS TO SUIT YOU”
GRAND OFFER No. 2—We will sell you one of these Dinner Sets outright for $7.50 cash or on ‘‘Terms to Suit
YOu.” '
GRAND OFFER No. 3—lf you buy one of these Dinner Sets on the terms above stated and should you, at any time
within one year, buy a bill of household goods amounting to $40.00 or more, we will credit your account with $7.50,
‘thereby giving you this beautiful Dinner Set absolutely FREE in either case.
viwil LEAGULE CARKEIVAL.
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Don’t fail to be in MNiarfetta tha
afternoon and night of Sept. irad.
At fgur o'clock in the faternoon i
haby show will take plac i the
eity park. At five o'eloeck tho pa
rade of beautifully decoratcd autos
will be held, tollowed by the crow..
in 2 of the Qucen in the park. \Whan
night comes the park will be a scenc
of beauty, electric lights and gay
Cuinese lanterns will be used for th~
(illumination. The band stand wi'l
' be decorated in the Nationa) colo s
and artistically decorated hooths oi
fering refreshments for sale will be
placed along the walks. On one
side of the park will be a picturesque
C&¥Ypsy camp with & bevy of facin
ating gyvpsy girls in bright cos
thmes, and a wonderful fortune tel
ler, who for a small sum will reveal
what the future holds in store for
yYou. Opposite the Gypsy camp will
be a side show put on by the thr:e
best commedennes in town. Miss
Allene Fields and Misses Emily and
Pauline Griffin. This. one feature
will be worth a trip to town.
Don’t fail to attend the Carnival.
You will miss a grand time if you
are not on hand Sept. 3rd.
MEMORIAL OF MRS.
WOODROW WILSO!.
Lay her to rest whom all love,
Lay her to rest for: her soul's
above.
Lay her to rost from life's turmoil,
Lay her to rest beneath the soil.
Lay her to rest in God’s .irm.
Lay her to rest free from harm.
LLay her to rest, deeds nobly done,
Lay her to rest, her crown's won.
EMMA McGINTY.
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108 Wash'ngton Ave. Marietta, Ga,
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107 POWDER SPRINGS STREET
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The set concists of
following pieces:
6 914 inch Dinner
Plates
6 61-4 inch Plates
6 Cups
6 Saucers
6 Dessert or Fruit
Saucers 4 inch
6 Ind. Butters
1 Covd. Sugar (2
Pcs')
1 Creamer
1 Oval Veg. Dish
1 Pickle
1 13 inch Meat Plat
ter
42 Pieces
