Faday August 13, 1915
=SOCIAL AND PERSONATL
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Mrs. Carter,
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Miss Leila Nix is visiting Miss
Evelyn Adair in Atlanta.
Fresh shipment of Hams and bone
less - shoulders at Faw’s.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Turner leave
sor San Francisco next Monday.
Mrs. C. B. Cheney is visiting Mrs.
w. H. Cheney in Lawrenceville.
Mrs. John M. Graham entertainea
the Wednesday bridge club this week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Roberts leave
for Atlantic Beach, Fla., in a few
days.
Misses Sallie Latimer and Lizzie
Cogburn have gone to Wrightsville
Beach.
Mrs. Mollie Carnes has moved to
the corner of Haynes and Waterman
streets.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Dunt?fiave
moved back to Marietta from Chat
tanocga. 3
Mr. Otis Puckett is at home again
after spgnding several months in
Columbus.
Mrs. C. S. Hughley, of Columbus,
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
D. F. Green. ;
Misses Edith Camp and Nell Shep
pard are in Atlanta visiting .Miss
Tempe Spinks. s
The Baptist Philatheas gave an ice
cream party on the church lawn
Tuesday afternoon.
Misses Lillian and May \\'illiaxps
will go to Atlantic Beach, Fla., soon
to visit Miss Kemp.
Mr. Joe Dobbins and Mr. Oliver
Callaway have returned from Augus
ta and Washington; Ga:
Mr. Bernard Barrett;-of Key West,
Flar';" is spending the summer with
Mr! and Mrs. D. F. Green. ..«#
Misses Annie and Virginia McCol
fum, of Adairsville, are visiting their
aunt, Mrs. J. M. Cogkturn.
Miss Velma Smith will visit friends |
in Birmipgham and Anniston be-‘
fore returning to school af Boaz,rl
Ala. |
Miss Mary Willie Russell has re-|
turned to her home in Marietta after |
a visit to Miss Bloise Gay.——Atlamaz
Constitution. |
Miss. Marie Owenby is visiting
Miss Ware, in Hoganville. They
were college mates at Shorter. ~Col-t
lege in Rome.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Anderson andl
Miss Alic 2 Anderson have gone By au
tomobile to Gastoria, N. C., te visit
Mr. and Mrs. Page.
Mrs. Herbert Clay, Miss Evelyn
Clay, little Herbert Clay and nurse
maid have gone to Atlantic Beach,
Fla., to spend two weeks.
Miss Lucile Wilson has returned
from Madison and Suwanee, visiting
her uncle, Mr. Harris Wilson, and
her father, Mr. William Wilson.
Miss Mamie Pearce has returned
from a visit to Mrs. Carl Fisher in}
Atlanta and has visiting her Miss
Mildred Garwood, of Cartersville.
Mrs. E. L. Stringer taught the
Baptist Baraca Class for the four
Sundays Miss Sena Towers was ab
sent during her trip to California.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kincaid and lit
tle daughter, Mae Dobbs, and-Mrs:
J. H. Kincaid have returned from a
very pleasant visit to relatives in
Rockmart, Ga. 8.
Mr. Gus Barrett, of Athens, has re
turned home ,after spending two
weeks with his sisters, Mrs. Coyle
and Miss Barrett. Hiscondition has
greatly improved.
Mrs. Campbell Wallace, Sr., Mrs.
Tom Wallace and Mrs, Henry Wyatt,
Jr., attended the meetings in Carters
ville last week and were guests of
Mrs. Sam P. Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Cortelyou,
Miss Mabel Cortelyou, Mrs. W. A.
DuPre, Mrs, Henry Wyatt, Miss Sal
lie Camp and Miss Minnie Lou Mec-
Neel arrived from California at noon
Wednesday.
After a visit of two weeks with
\ Mrs. John Cogburn, Mrs. O. A. Rich
, ardson and her three children have
returned to their home in Madison.
Mr. Richardson came for them in
his car and spent a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Cogburn.
Among those who went to Canton
last Friday to witness the ball game
were Mr, and Mrs. Morgan McNeel,
Mr. and Mrs. Wayland Camp, Mr.
and Mryg. Tom Waliace, Mr, and Mrs.
Tom Read, Mr. Lindley Camp, Mr.
Willizain Tate Holland, Messag. Balph
and Guy Northcutt, Mr. and Mrs.
Mloyd Nertheutt, Mr. George Sessions
and Misses Cora Brown and Agnes
Smith,
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‘Mrs. C. B. Mitcham is' improvingi
after several months of illness.
The best of cheese at Faw's.
Miss Ruth Milam visited Miss Lil
lian Kitchen in Acworth last -Thurs
day.
Miss Lida MecCleskey has return
ed from a visit to friends in Carters
ville.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Byrd, of St.
Augustine, Fla., recently visited Mrs.
C. M. Mell.
Messrs. Wiley and Leon Blair left
on Tuesday night for St. Simon’s
Island to spend two weeks.
Miss Christine Dobbs leaves on
Thursday night for Greenesboro, N.
C., to visit Miss Dessie Alderman.
Misses Florence Crane and Marga
ret Screven have returned to Mal
bone accompanied by Miss Harriet
Lawrence, ;
Dr. L. Dyson and Mrs. W. G. Dy
son, of Atlanta and Miss Maggie
Edwards, of Americus, are the guests
of Mrs. J. C. Dyson.
Mrs. B. V. Greer’'s recent guests
ha\;e been her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. P. Ciles, of Kennesaw, and Mrs.
J. G. Morrow, of Hahira.
Dr. C. H. Field returned to Flori
da Thursday night and was accom
panied by several prospective inves
tors in real estate in the Land of
Flowers. |
- 'Misses Julia and Emma Katherinz
Anderson entertained at 42 Tuesday
afternoon in honor of Miss Annie
Hahr Dobbs and her guest, Miss Julia
Walker, of Savannah.. Golden glow’
brightened the rooms with their rad
iance. = o
Miss Lucile Morris entertained 18
couples of her young friends with 9
promenade on Friday evening. Tioe
front veranda and lawn were lighted
with many Jap lanterns and Miss
Evelyp Cheney served punch. Ice
cream and cake were also served and
a delightful evening was spent.’
Mis=3 Emma Gardner sends us afew
lines from San Francisco on a pic
ture - postal showing ‘a glimpse of
th¢' Hotel del Portal near the Mer
ced River at the entrance to Yose
mite Valley in California., The riv
er foams over rocks and the moun
tains are covered with green trees.
She spent two weeks in this beau
tiful place. :
Miss Annie Ottinger, of Murphey,
N. C., who is visiting-Mrs. Doe Wil
liams, was the guest of honor at a
picnic at Lithia' Springs given by
Misses Annie and Addie McElreath.
Miss Bessie Wofford, of Marietta,
and Mr. Roy Appleton, of Rome, were
among the -guests. Miss Mary and
Messrs. Howard and Frank DMcEl
reath assisted in entertaining.
It is a source of great satisfac
tion to the admirers of Senator Hoke
Smith in Georgia that President Wil
son and the administration are plan
ning to back up unflinchingly the
contentions first insisted on by Sen
ator Smith with regard to the inter
ference by Great Britian with the
commerce of the United States and
neutral ports.—Moultrie Observer.
BISHOP—McCUTCHEN.
Miss Mamie Bishop, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bishop, and Mr,
Rufus H. McCutchen were married
last Sunday morning at the home of
Judge J. H. Nix, who officiated. *
JUDGE JOHN HEARD'S
GREAT DAY.
Judge John SB, Heard celebrated
the twentieth annual reunion of the
Heard family and his eightieth birth
day on Saturday.
He has been married twice and is
the father of twenty-three children,
fifteen of them living. They, with
their children, about twenty-five in
number, were present as were seven
of the fourth generation.
Besides the members of the Heard
family other guests of the occasion
were the members of the board of
county commissioners, a number of
county officials and members of the
county police force.
A big barbecue was served during
the day on the spot where once stood
the little house in which Judge Heard
was born eighty years ago. He has
lived at the same place al' his life,
and has the distinction of having
been a citizen of three counties al
though he never moved his Tesi
dence.
The Heard home, about six miles
from Buckhead, was first in Henry,
then DeKalb and then Fulton coun
ty.
Judge Heard’s nephews, Messrs,
A. A. and W. A. Bishop, with their
wives attended the reunion. Mr,
and Mrs. George Hicks and Mrs, S.
Groover were also among the guests,
THE MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER.
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The Haverty Furniture Company will \ ‘
close its doors finally in Marietta, August ‘\“N
We had expected to leave several weeks eariier; but selling out
a big stock of furniture could not be done ina fev cays.
We could not afford to ship back to Atlanta.
We have been getting extensions from our landlord from week
to week.
NOW THE END IS REACHED
We have gone through the stock now on hand and cut prices
in many instances way below what the goods cost us.
August 25th, will be the last day of THIS
REMARKABLE
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QUITTING BUSINESS SALE
ENTIRE --STOCK At Factory Cost and Less
STUDY THIS LIST OF BARGAINS FOR ILLLUSTRATIONS
ROYAL AXMINSTER RUGS.
$30.00 Values, 9 x 12 size
QUITTING-~BUSINESS: PRICE ........%5... $1 8145
$27.50 Values, 8-3 x 10-6 size
WUITTING BUSINESS PRIME ............ $14|30
$5.00-Values, 3x 6 size’ | 4 b 2 gr
QUITTING BUSINESS PRICE ........:..... OLidd
OAK BED ROOM SUITS.
SGO,OO \'alufl. 3 piece Suite $27 5"
QUITEING BUSINESS PRICK ............ fIJU
OAK DRESSERS AND CHIFFONIERS.
$15.00 Valug Golden Oak Dresser $8 5"
QUITTING BUSINESS PHICE ............ Jo
$30.00 Value Golden Oak Dresser s‘|4 95
QUITTING BUSINESS PRICE ............ 1
$25:00 Value Chiffonier $42 65
QUITTING BUSINESS PRICE .....cou..ee Wl&s
IRON BEDS.
$9.00 Value, 2 inch Posts $4 8:
QUITTING BUSINESS PRICE ............ W
$12.50 Value, 2 inch Posts $5 95
QUITTING BUSINESS PRICE .......eooooos '
DINNER SETS; BLUE AND GOLD.
$7:50 Value 42 Piece Dinner Sets 32 85
QUITTING BUSINESS PRICE .......,ccee.. &
LIBRARY TABLES,
$lO.OO Value Golden Oak Library Tables 33 95
QUITTING BUSINESS PRICE .......ceqoeso i
$12.50 Value Fumed Oak Library Tables $5 25
QUITTING BUSINESS PRICE .............. '
Above items are all new goods. =We have a few pieces of slight
ly. used furniture to go at less than ONE THIRD ACTUAL VALUE.
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LADIES WRITING DESKS.
$8.50 Value Golden Oak Polished Desks $4 45
QUITTING BUSINESS .PRICE . .......... ..4 e
$13.50 \':llll's' Golden Oak Polished Desks Q? 3;
QUITTING BUNINBSS PRICE . ... ... .. . iy
DAVENPORT AND PULLMAN MATTRESS
$35.00 Value Golden Oak Finish Davenport $23 95
QUITTING BUSINESS PRICE ............ 8
CAST RANGES AND STOVES.
$57.50 Value Advance Barrett Range $27 58
QUITTING BUSINESS PRICE ............ i
$52.50 Value DeSoto Range $25 25
QUITTING BUSINESS PRICE .......... o YRVILY,
s2B:so.Value No. 8 Monarch Stove ' 31380
QUITTING BUSINESS PRICE ............ ¢
$lB.OO Value No. 8 Vitus Stove W 37 50
QUITTING BUSINESS PRICE ..............N0 OwV
$12.50 Value Cracker Jack Stove %85 25
QUITTING BUSINESS PRICB ........... . :‘:: ' e
HAVERTY'S HYGIENIO REFRIGERATORS.
$13.50 Value White Lined Refrigerators ss 75
QUITTING BUSINESS PRICE ............... s
18:00 Value White Lined Refrigerators $9 un
UITTING BUSINESS PRICE .............. '
NEW PERFECTION OIL STOVES,
$ll.OO Value Two Burner oOil Stoves ; 35 7:
QUITTING BUSINESS PRICE .............. iy
$13.50 Value Three Burner Oil Stoves $7 55
QUITTING BUSINESS PRICE, .............. '
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