The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, December 03, 1915, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFr:day December 3, 1918 News From Ove_ll The County. AUSTELL. Rev. and Mrs. Russell arrived on last Thursday and are at home to their friends at the parsonage. Services at the Methodist Church December sth. We hope to see the house filled, as this will be brother Russell’s first appointment witn us. : Cards have been received announc ing the marriage of Mr. John S. Ir vine to Miss Fannie" Kate Hall in Atlanta on Thursday, 25th. The bride was attired in a becoming coat suit with hat to match, and carried a bouquet of bride’s roses. They are at home with the bride’s mother, 1n Atlanta. » Quite a party of Austell friends of the groom attended the wedding, among them Mrs. A. H. Irvine, me ther of the groom, Mrs. Richard Ir vine, the groom’s brother, with his gister, Mary Irvine, Mr. and Mras. R. S. Mather, Mrs. J. M. Westmore land, Misses Bertie Smith, Mary Strickland and Mary C. Suggs; Messrs. Ray Winters, Willis Mozley, C. Davis and Andrew Southard. We extend to Mr. and Mrs. Irvine our best wishes. . | Miss Pauline Mitchell, of Atlan ta, was the: guest the past week of her sistc™, Mrs. L. C. Dodgens. i Mrs. G. H. Woodall left the 26tn for Fort Lauderdale, Fla., to join her son, James, for {he winter. ! Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Perkerson left| on Wednesday for St. Petersburg,! Fla., to spend the winter with their son, Mr. J. T. Perkerson. | Miss Maude White of Atlanta, was‘ the guest of Miss Nellie Ray Wii-l son for the week-end. Mrs. W. S. Earle has returned from a trip to Birmingham. Mrs. W. A. Farris, of Gainesville spent the past week with her sister, Mrs. L. W. McElreath. ; Miss Nannie Pitts spent Satur day night with Miss Ida Robinson. Dr. and Mrs. J." M. Strickland en tertained the Y. P. M. S. with an' oyster supper at their home on Thursday night. A delightful time was had by those present. The ladies of Austell, and some | living near town, gave a dinnef on ‘lhursday to the prisoners of Capt. W. F. Westbhrool® camp. There was a number of visitcrs and the day wao enjoyed by all present. A big dinner was spread for all. l Many will regret to hear of the death of Mr. George Griffith on lastl Saturday morning. Mr. Griffith was as well as usual and haq started to Mableton with a load of cotton. Be eoming suddenly sick on the way, he] stopped at a neighbor’s houze, wherel ke expired in a short time. He was | well known in Cobb county. ‘ Mrs. Seay, “Aunt Ibie”, mother of| Mr. Will Seay, is right sick but we/ hope she will soon be among her ! friends again. ' Mrs. M. C. Gore and Mrs. J. (‘ Brown wera visitors to Marietta the past week. l Mrs. W. H. Spear was the guest of Mrs. F. A. Strickland on Thanksgiv-, ing Day. ‘ DELLA. ’ CHALKER SCHOOL HOUSE. l Misses Lura Ellis, Bertha, Ila an Bula Toleson, of Kennesaw, Misses Eva and Mae Benson, Miss Louise Boring, of Mount Zion, and Mr. Carl Hunt, whose home is about four miles from Cartersville, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Brimer and son Clyde, spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Macy Chalker. Mr. C. P. Chalker and family had as their guests on Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. Willie Gresham and Miss Lucile Durham, of Noonday, and Mrs. J. T. Chalker and son, Grady, and Miss Edna Channell, of Kenne caw. ' Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Rogers vi sited Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dobbs of Benson, on Thanksgiving. Mrs. John Brinkley and children spent last Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Chalker. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Bradley, ol Elizabeth, spent Sunday with Mrs. Macy Chalker. Mrs. Macy Chalker and family and G. W. Brimer visited Mr. W. B. Winn and family, of Atlanta, last Mon day EDITH. Day Phone 198 108 Washington Ave. Night Phone 198 BRUMBY & GILBERT Funeral Directors and Embalmers. CHARLLES K. BOGLE, Funeral Director. POWDER SPRINGS. s Mrs. Raymond Spratlin, of Atlan ta, visited Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Sprat lin last week. Misses Gladys Watson and Em ma Lewis spent the week-end in At lanta. The ladies of the Methodist church will hold their window sale at Wolf’s store from Dec. 13th to 25th. Fancy articles, cakes and candies will be offered for sale. The proceeds to go for the parscnage The old parsonage has been tora down and work on the new one will begin at once. : The young ladies of the “Daugh ters of Wesley” class entertained the “Comrades’ class of young men on the evening of Thanksgivng from eight to eleven in the upstairs of the Lewis building. The rooms were beautifully decorated with autumn leaves and small bay trees. Near the entrance was placed the puncn\ bowl, surrounded by varigated foli-‘ age, and punch was served through-i out the evening by Mrs. Wallace! Florence and Mrs. Charles Lindley. The first game played was progres sive alphabet, there being seven ta~' bles. After that the guests were passed a basket of turnips and pota toes to choose from, they represent ing the different sides for a spelling bee, in which the words given out when spelled backwards producedi other words which caused much mer- | riment. i After the games a delicicus sala.l.il course was served. They were cha peroned by Mrs. Florence, Dr. and{ Mrs. F.P. Lindley, Mr. Emmett Wolt | and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lina-i ley. Mr Mason Florence, of Anniston,l Ala., spent the Thanksgiving season! with his father and mother. | Aligood & Sorrells have rented the ! Lewis building and will put in a! stock of groceries. POLLY. l MOUNTAIN VIEW. Death visited the home of Mr, T. B. Lawrence Nov. 22nd, taking their little daughter, Bobbie Lon, age 3 years. She was laid to rest at Shiloh and the grave was covered with beautiful flowers. We sympn thize with the bereaved family. : Mr. Jodie Brown was kicked by a mule last Friday and his leg wuas broken. Misg Annie Belle Leavell is spend ing a while with friends and rela tives in Atlanta. Miss Ludie Pace spent Saturday night and Sunday with Miss Leona Watkins. Mr. Walter Barfield and family have moved to Marietta. Mr. John Dobbins and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Pace. Mr. Johnnie Pace spent Sunday with relatives at Olive Springs. Mrs. Barbara Scott, of Marietta is visiting rclatives here. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Otis Par is, on the 25th a fine boy. . Mr. Ed Wilson and family spent Sunday with Mr. Luther Persell and family. Miss Emmi~ Watkins is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. C. Parris, in At. lanta. Misses Bertie Lee and Renovee Brocks, Mooring Echols, and Grauy Leavell visited Miss Narra Belle Pop ham Sunday near Powder Springs. Mr. J. R. McTyre has purchased a new car. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Stephens spent Thursday with Mr S. L. Watkins and family. Miss Jossie Pace is visiting her sister, Mrs. Johwn Kirk, near N:w Salem. Mr. Will Chandler spent Sunday night with Mr. Hassell McTyre. Mr. Howard McElreath has bought a ~new car. Mr. and Mrs. Sherly Adams anld baby spent Saturday night and Sun day with his father, Mr. R. C. Adams. Miss Maggie Clay, of Olive Springs has returned home after a week’s visit with relatives here. Everybody remember the singing at this place next Sunday after nocn. BLUE EYES. See us about your hides. Benson & Son. . MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER OLIVE SPRINGS. On Wednesday morning Mr. Will Moore passed to the beautiful be ’yond. He had been in declining ‘health for the past year. He was a member of Milford Baptist Church and also of the Due West odd Fei lows Lodge. He was a kind neigh bor and good man. He leaves a wife and one son, Mr. Will Moore, Jr., and a large number of friends té mourn his death. The funeral was conducted Thursday morning by Rev. 8. E. Cassidy at Malony Springs where his body was laid to rest by the Dueé West Odd Fellow Lodge. A large concourse of friends followed him to his last resting place where the grave was covered with flowers. We deeply sympathize with the sor rowing ones in the home where he is s 0 sadly missed. Miss Eddie Booth delightfully en tentained her Sewing Club at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Booth, on Wednesday after noen. Delicious refreshmentes were ssrved. Mrs. Annie Jones, of Powder Springs, spent the past week with her sister here, Mrs. James Calla han. Mr. A. A. Daniell is having three nice new rooms added to his resi dence. Mr. anu mrs. Paul Turner are very happy over the arrvival of a fine boy at their home on Wednesday Nov. 24th. Little George McCoy has been very sick the past week. ‘“What make you think the baby is going to be a great politician?” azked one of our young mothers anxiously. “I'll tel you”’, answered the young father, confidently, ‘“he can say more things that sound weil and mean nothing at all than any kid I ever saw’’. 1 Mrs. Will Moore and son, Mr. Will Moore, Jr., wish to thank their friends and neighbors for the many courtesies and expressions of sym pathy and beautiful floral afferings made during their receat bereave ment, Mr. B. T. Frey, of Marietta. 16 remodeling and otherwise improving his regidence here that Mr. S. J. Crow and family occupy. ’ Mr. Ed Inzer and family will move to River Side where Mr. Inzer pus chased a lot and has had a nice house built. We regret giving up Mr. Inzer and family from our community but hope for them much success in their new home. Miss Maggie Clay and her niec», Miss Ruby Baker, of Dallas, spent the week-end here with relatives. Mr. E. H. Osborn and family will leave in a short time for Tift coun ty. Olive Springs regrets very much to give up this family, but hope for them much success and happiness in their new home. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Moor., of At lanta, came up Sunday afternoon. The many friends here of Mr. Moore will be glad to know he wil]l move his family to the place he recently purchagzed from Mr. G. L. Shaw. Rev, G. V. Crow filled his regu lar appointment here Sunday morn ing, but on accoant of inclement weather no services were held at night, . Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Wylie, of At lanta, spent Sunday here. Mr. E. H. Osborn will have a sale at his heme on Dccember 3rd. Any one wishing to buy call on Mr. Os born at that date. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Warner left for Atlanta Saturday, where they will make their home. CLYDHR. SMYRNA. Mrs. P. P. Manning spent the week-end with Mrs. Howell Green in Lec:tur. Misg Chester Daniell visited her parents at Powder Springs last week end. Miss Annie Eidson was hostess to her Roock club last Friday after noon, Mr. Earl Cline, of Waleska, who is a student in Emory University, was a guest of friends here Sun day. Miss Willie Brown entertained the 0. A. Club 42 last Friday evening at her home on Church street. The parlers were decorated in pot plants and cut flowers, in the club colors, green and gold. Those present were the Misses Louise Tolleson, Lucile Matthews, Mary B. Camp, Jennie Dunlap and Pauline Brinkley and Messrs. Amon Cain, Howard Durha a, Edgar Brinkley, George Daniell and Ralph Ireland. Rev. P. P. Mauning was in Wales ka early in the week visiting Mr. J. C. B. Rhyne, STELLA. MACLAND. Rev. F. E. Jenkins, our new pastor filled his appointment here Sunday. He comes highly recommended and we feel sure he is a fine preacher. Miss Annie Belle Taylor left Mon day mornng to teadih school at Runyan’s school house. Miss Annie Belle is a fine young lady and will make a good teacher. ' Mr. G. M. McElreath has purchas ed a nice new automohile. Miss Esther Babb who is teachinz near Villa Rica, spent Thanksgiving at home. Mrs. H. F. Hamilton and Miss Victoria Griggs spent Saturday night and Sunday with friends in Smyr na. The Thanksgiving service was well aitended and pighly enjoyed by all present. Rev. J. J. Owens, of Dallas, was here and preached a ser mon which was very appropriate to the occasion. Mr. I. M. Pittman and son, Alph, spent last week at their farm at Ri ver Side, building a tenant house. Mr. Hudson Williams, of Paulding county, spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents here. J. R. Griggs and family, of Mari etta, spent Sunday with relatives here. Mr. Sam Gazaway and family, M>. H. H. Pierce and family, Mr. Rastus Pierce and family, all of this county, will leave this week for Fayet.e county, where they will engage in farming. The Journal goes with them. . RUBY. ' MABLETON, Miss Sallie Mae Ball, after spend ing several days with Mrs. T. J. Lowe, has returned to her home at Jackson. | Mrs. L. A. Hodgen, of Austell, vi | sited relatives here recently, | Glad to know Mrs. J. M. Roberts, lwho is in Atlanta for treatment, is improving. ‘ The tacky party given by Mrs. Agnes and Mrs. Mabel Daniell Thurs day evening Nov. 25th, was enjoyed by all present. Miss Willie Glore and brother, Robert, won the prize for being the tackiest ones pres ent. ¢ Miss Arrie White has a very fine school, | Miss Lois Watson, of Douglasville, I 18 spending a few days with Mrs. T. J. Lowe. Miss Ola Davis spent Monday at River Side. ' Cold weather is here and hog kil ling time is the order of the day. l Mrz. R. P. Willoughby has been sick for the last few days. Mr. H. B. Mitchell, of Floyd, was in Mableton Tuesday. Sorry to learn o©of the death of Mr. George Griffith who died Satur 'day, the 27th, about three miles south of Mableton. | BLUE BELLE. MOUNT OLIVET. Rev. M. A, McCoy filled his ap pointment here Saturday and Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Price Miles visited Mr. and Mri Gordon Crowder Sun day. Miss Leila Hefner, who has been visiting at Kirk’s Chapel, returned home Sunday, accompanied by Miss Ada Smith, who will spend several days with her relatives and friends here. £ Mr. and Mrs. George Griggs spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fedder, Mrs. 8. A, Abbott left last Thurs day to visit relatives in Atlanta, Nor cress and Buford. We wich her a pleasant visit and safe return. Mrs. W. H. Hefner, of Blackwellg is visiting Mre. H. H. Hefner anui other relatives in this section. , Mr. Bose Adair’s children have whoopng cough. SAGER. o PLEASANT HILL. Mr. S. L, McTyre and family visit ed Mr. Will King and family Suu day. Miss Louise Duncan, of Douglas ville, spent the weeck-end with her cousin. Miss Blanche Duncan. Mr. Cooper Walton spent Saturday night arnd Sunday with his sister, Mrs. H. C. McTyre. Mr. J. R. McTyre and family spent Sunday with Mr. G. W, McTyre ana family. Misses Flora Alley and Addie Ola McTyre spent Saturday night and Sunday with the Misses McTyre. Mr. F. K. Duncan and tamily vis®- ted Mr. J. T. BDuncan and family, of Douglasville, Sunday. Several of the young people of this place attended the singing a: Beulah Sunday afternoon. The entertainment given by ! and Mrs, P. F. McTyre Saturd:y ri=ht was highly enjoyed by present. JOLLY KIDS. UV, (T Mr. Warren Rackley, who was making some repairs on a house he was to move in soon, fell from a ladder last Tuesday and for a time it did not look like he would revive, on account of the breath being knocked out of him, but one of the men blew into his mouth and he caught his breath. Dr. J. C. Osborn was hastily summoned and after medical aid was given Mr. Rackley was able to be carried home that af ternoon and will recover. Mr. Jodie Brown, while on his way to Marietta Friday on Mr. W. T. Keeley's wagon, one of the mulesi got unruly and kicked Mr. Brown on the leg, breaking it just above the ankle, We regret to learn of this‘ misfortune. | Mr .Robcrt Gasaway, of near Pow der Springs, visstedrelatives in our’ midst Sunday. Mr. J. J. Rice, of Fowder Springs, was in our midst Friday. Mr. G. F. Frambrough and wife, of near Hiram, spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Prather, | Mr. Jess Prather made a business trip to Atlanta Monday. Mr. Cliff Mayes is doing some much needed work on our roads at this time Farmers are busy sowing their warat. | YRS | SHADY GROVE. Rev. Ralph Donahoo filled his regular appointment here Sunday and Sunday night, Mr. and Mrs. John Hull and chil ¢ren, of Kennesaw, and Mrs. Frank Dunn spent Thanksgiving with Mrs, Reece, of Elizabeth. Mr. and Mrs. James Clackum and cnildren spent Laturday night and Sunday with TDecv, George Crow's fanuly, of O'ive Springs. Mvs.” Frank iunn opent Saturday niglh{ with Lc: mother, Mrs. Redd. Mrs. Guffin and scn, Lem, spent Sunday vwitih her daughter, Mrs. Kich Clachom Mr. a 1 Mrs. Thad Redd and Miss Rubvy Holbrooks spent Sunday witn thee [anily of Mr. Will Guffin. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Medford and little son spent Sunday with the family of Mr. W. L. Howard. Sallie Rooney is very sick. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reece spent Sunday night with Mrs. Frank Dunn, Mrs. J. W. Morris was with her mother who is very sick Sunday. Miss Spinks and Miss Curry hav: a flourishing school at Elizabeth. Mr. Jones Maddox spent Sunday with his father, Mr. Dudley Mad dox. Mr. and Mrs. John Clackum and little son, J. D., spent Sunday with the family of Mr. Charles Clack. nm. T.ittle Ruby Clackum is very sick at this writing. Mrs. Redd and little grand daugh ter, Claudie Lou, spent Wednesday with her daughter of this place. The many friends of Miss Gertrude Howard wish for her many more happy birthdays as Monday was. Sorry to know little Evelyn Rooney is sick. BROWN EYES. CROSS ROADS. Miss Mary McElreath visited home folks Saturday and Sunday. Several of thiz place attendzd the singing at Rocky Mount Sunday. Mr. Grady Dodgen, who has been sick with pneumonia, is better at this writing. The Misges Mostellag had as their guest Saturday night Miss Eula and Della Casteel. Miss Nita Belle Latimer spent Sunday night with Miss Nera Al len. - The singing at Miss Luda Allen’s Sunday night was well attended. | The birthday pound supper given by Miss Annie Belle Kent Thursday night. Mrs. Lou Casteel and little daugh ter, Loucile, vigited her sister, Mrse. Hamby. ' Miss Lena*Dunn was the guest of Misx Annie Yel'e Kent Thursiay night. Miss Ethel Sullivan spent Sunday with Miss Chloe King. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kent visited their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Grady Iyodgen, Misg : nda Allen leaves Thursday for South Georgia, where ghe will take up her gchool. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Burts were vi siting J. O. Dodgen and family Sat urday night. "Mistes Frankie Mostella and Ed na Greene visited Miss Loucile Cas teel Saturday night. Mr. i'ul and Miss Chessie Mec- Clvoe viened relatives in Marietta Saturday right. M, !.oy Dodgen was at home Sat urday and Sunday. Orders taken for- baking frui’ cakes, Phone 195-L. * Miss Thelma Davis, of Atlanta, is spending some time with her aunt Mrs. Jack Leavell. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Ruff, of near Marietta, spent last Sunday with Mz, and Mrs. J. A. B. Gloer of this place. Several of our farmers are prepar ing to move to South Georgia. But lcok out mext fall, they will be com ing ba’:k. Those ‘going are Mr. Pal mer Harristen, Mr. Edd Hooks, Mr. Lewis Howard. ¢ The party given by Mr. and Mrs. Harriston last Thursday was highly enjoyed by all present. Mr. Lem Guffin and mother, ot this place, spent last Sunday with rel atives near Shady Grove. School is flourishing at this place. » - GREY EYES, ; FREE $2OO Diamond Ring—sso in Gold. HODGES DRUG CO. Gives a ticket with each cash sale and collections of 25¢ or more. : LTI C B MW T SRS ST S YT T AT TS YST O b WE WILL _EZND FOR AD. NO AD TAKEN FOR LESS THAN 25 CENTS TELEPHONE 18 “OR SALE—House andé two lots ous mile from Marietta on Atlantn road. Mrs. J. B. Gartiell, Atlanta road at Butlers. Phone 468-L. tt. FOR SALE—House and lot in Mari etta, will exchange for farm land. Apply to Mrs, J. Campbell, 112 Gram. ling B.t Phone 275 J. 28 FOR RENT—F ive rooin cottage, with bath., $12.00 per montl. Aptrly to B. G. Bramby. £t FOR RENT—New G room housa in Glover: Grove, apply to John 8. Dobbins. i te. LOTS FOR SALE—I am offering for sale some lots on Church, Camp bell and Cherokee streets, prices low and terms to suit purchaser. This is good investment as enhancement is certain. Call to see me and talk it over. H. C. Dobbs. Jan.l HOUSE FOR RENT—Apply to 112 Gramling St. Phone 275-J. tf. FOR SALE OR RENT—7 room house on McDonald st. in good condition, big lot, water and lights.. Will ex change for smaller property. ply to W. P. Stephens, 305 Church, St. City. : tf. FOUND—A purse full of cash. Can be identified by owner at the Jour nal office. - FOR RENT-—A ' nice seven room house, close in, J. D. Malone decl® FOR SALE—Five passenger 1916 model Ford touring car; slightly used and in perfect condition. Will take in part payment a Ford roadster. The McNeel Marble. Company, Mari etta, Ga., dec3, FOR SALE—Five passenger 1916 model Ford touring car; slightly ased and in perfect condition. Will take in part payment a Ford roadster. The McNeel Marble Company, Mar:- etta, Ga., ; dee3, LOST—A pointer dog, white with light liver spots, bob tail, yellow eyes name Doc, finder please return to JM. Fowler and receive reward. It GCOD FARM FOR SALE—Good 40 acre farm with 7 room dwelling house, large barn and other out houses, located on Concord road, 3 miles from Smyrna. ... ... ... .. 2t-Dec 10. D. P. BROWN, Smyrna, Ga., R. F. D. 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