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s, darter.
Little John Tate is visiting his
aunt, drs. R. N. Holland.
Yeate Apple 35¢ peck. Benson &
San.
Mrs. Guyton Parmer Reynolds is
recovering from her recent illness.
Mrs. Pierre Camblos entertained
Ler bridge club Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Roy Kincaid is improving af
ter several week’s illness with grip.
Mrs. J. T. Corley won the set of
dishes last week at Mr. Florence's.
Mre. J. R. Brumby entertained
her bridge club Wedneseday after
neon.
Mr. C. H. Welch, of New York,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Field.
Mrs. Esmer Ward and little son
have gone to Tampa and Sarasota,
Fla., to spend a month.
Mrs. A. E. Robertson is recover
ing from her recent illness but is
not yet able to be out.
Mrs. Walter Holcomb and Miss
Hattie Jones have been visiting Mrs.
V. R. Turner this week.
Mrs. Otto Agricola and son, of
Gadsden, Ala., are visiting Mr. F. BE.
A. Schilling and family. :
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith an
neunce the birth of a son who has
been named Robert Leslie.
Malcolm Whitlock won the last $2
book of tickets at the Gem Theatre
which was given by Benson & Son.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Proctor and Mr.
and Mis. B. F. Proctor spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. L. M. McCleskey.
Mrs. A. M. Boyd and Mrs. Grace
Wilson, of Atlanta, spent last Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Kirby.
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Dorsey, of
Woodstock, spent Tuesday and Wed
nesday with Mr. and Mrs. John R.
Daorsey.
" Robert Northcutt, Onslow Milant
and Wallace Wellons went to a show
at the Forsyth in Atlanta Saturday
avening.
Miss Frances Woodberry, of At
lanta, who has been visiting Mrs.
Paul Lovejoy, spent last Sunday in
Marietta.
The Valentine fancy-dress ball at
the. Armory Friday evening will be
the most beautiful social affair of
the season.
Mr=. Pierre Camblos complimented
her large music class of girls witn
a visit to the Strand theater Satur
day afternoon.
Miss Nettie Barnes has returned
te Union Point with her litle nephew
to be with his grand-parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Scott.
Mr. T. A Gramling altended a
stock-holder’s meeting in Knoxville,
Tenn., this week and- Mrs. Gramling
accompanied him.
Miss Francis Law is at home after
spending five weeks delightfully in
Washington, D. C., with Misses Eloise
and Mildred Brown.
Mr. and Mrs, W. B. Sorrells, of
New York, who were married re
cently, spent last week-end with Mr,
and Mrs. Henry Ward.
Mrs. W. H. Carter, of Smyrna, at
tended the meeting of the ladies at
the Baptist Church Wednesday and
was a guest of Mrs. Hall.
Mr. Hubert Allen, who is at Gor
don Institute, Barnesville, spent the
week end with his grand-parents,
Judge and Mrs. J. M. Gann.
Mre. Warwick dand Mr. R L.
Parker, of Atlanta, were married at
noon Thursday at the Methodist par
sonage by Dr. Rembert Smith.
Mrs. N. S. Kitchens, of Birming
ham, and Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Collins
of Acworth, were recent guests of
Mr. and Mrs. George Northcutt.
Col. Felton Mundy, of Rockmart,
spent last Monday with Mr. and Mrs.
Will H. Welch and Mr. J. P. Trotti,
of Ac.anta, visited them on Tuesday.
Last Monday was Mr. William Wil
son's birthday and he was invited to
enjoy it with friends in Atlanta but
was kept at home by providential
reascns including weather,
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Carmichael
were called home from Sarasota,
Fla., on account of their son’s ill
ness and Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Osborne
came with them.
Miss Cora Brown went to Carters
ville last Friday evening to dance af
ter spending several weeks in At
lanta where she was charmingly en
tertained. She is now in Blackshear
with Miss Constance Brantley.
DEATH OF MRS. PILGRIM.
Mrs. Rebecca Pilgrim died Wed
nesday at her home in West End.
She was 93 years old and lived for
many years in Marietta. She leaves
one daughter, Miss Lizzie Pilgrim.
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Mrs. Harry DuPre entertained her
luncheon eclub last Thursday serv
ing the dainty courses in buffet
style. White carnations adorned the
table in ga silver loving-cup. All the
ladies brought their sewing ana
spent the afternoon very pleasantly.
TMr. and Mrs. B. T. Frey enter
tained Mrs. A. L. Oslin, of Smyrna,
Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Crow, of Mari
etta Camp Ground, Rev. and Mrs. W.
H. Cooper and children and Dr. and
Mrs. Rembert Smith and children
at dinner last Thursday evening.
Although the Marietta Journal de
clares that Senator Dick Dobbs has a
‘‘corner in groceries” he has not
even sent us a cracker. However,
if he will run for governor The Free
Press will support him and bet its
ducats on his winning.—Alpharetta
Free Press.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hancock motor
ed up to Rome last Sunday to visit
their daughter, Miss Glennis Han
cock, at Shorter College, and brought
their little grand-daughter, Ann Eli
zabeth home with them. Her moth
er, Mrs. D. C. Hancock will come
down next week.
Three thousand two hundred and
nineteen newspapers advised the
president whom to appoint on the
supreme court bench, and everybodyv
has noticed how Mr. Wilson respond
ed to their suggestions by naming a
man whom nobody had ever thought
of.—Macon News.
. Prayer-meetings were held Tues
day evening at Mrs. Holland’s on
Kennesaw Avenue, Mrs. Welsh’s on
Church street, Mr. Lyle's on Atkin
son street, Mr. J. B. Covington’s on
Roswell street and Mr. A. D, Hada
way's on Maple Avenue. Presiding
Elder W. H. Cooper led at Mrs.
Welshs and Dr. Rembert Smith at
Mr. Hadaway's. These home meet
ings will be held next Tuesday
evening and the places selecteq will
be announced next Sunday at
church.
1T heatre
Program For Week of February 14th to 19th
Monday, Feb. 14th
DANIELL FROHMAN
Presents .
The Distinguished Comedienne—
May Irwin
In her greatest comedy success—
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Mrs, Black Is Back
Released on the Paramount Pictures
Program. .
Also PARAMOUNT NEWSPICTURES
BR L A S BRI OIR I
Tuesday, Feb. 15th
WILLIAM FOOX
presents
William Farnum
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Produced by Fred’k Thompson and
released by Fox Film Corporation.
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Wednesday, Feb. 16
DANIELL FROHMAN
Presents
Pauline Frederick
In a picturization of Henry Arthur
Jones’ powerful drama—
“ Lydia Gilmore”
ydia Giimore
With VINCENT SERRANO
Producaed by Famous Players Film
Company and released through Para
mount Picturesz Corporation.
—ALSO—
A Bray Cartoon
THE MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER
' Mr. Loyd Reed paid us a visit Mon
day morning. He is enjoying these
bright days which seem quite sum
mery after his sojourn at Saranac
Lake where thermometers go away
below zero. He assured us that we
cannot imagine how good the Mari
lvtxa Journal looked to him and how
i eagerly he read every line in it. even
the advertising.
Mrs. W. H. Cooper left for Tamps,
Fla., Saturday night in response to
a telegram announcing the death of
her father, Mr. A. W. Henderson, who
had been injured by an automobile
a fu\\"da)‘s before. She took her lit
tle daughter, Virginia, with her and
will spend a month with her rela
tives. Miss Blondine Cooper will
keep house and fill her mother's
place, so she will not worry whiie
absent from home.
Local telenhone people are inter
ested in the announcement of the
appointment of T. R. Gentry as Com
mercial Superintendent of Division
One of the Southern Bell Telephone
Company, which includes the states
of Georgia and Alabama.
Mr. Gentry succeeds Macon Mar
tin, who has been promoted to be
Commercial Engineer. Mr. Gentry's
headquarters will be in Atlanta, bat
his new duties are expected to bring
him here frequently.
Starting as a clerk to a construc
tion foreman and having experience
in every feature of telephone work,
T. R. Gentry has succeeded despite
| the handicap of being the son of the
president of the company. He is de
clared to be a young man of unusual
ability and the possessor of an en
gaging personality.
l Manager Wade will continue to
report to District Manager J. 0.
Buchanan, of Atlanta Suburban Dis
trict, Atlanta, Ga.
A VALENTINE SILVER TEA.
From 4 to 6 on Feb. 15th, at Mrs.
J. M. Fowlers the members of St.
Mary’s branch of the ladies auxiliary
of St. James Church will have g sil
ver tea to which all ladies are in
vited. Mrs. C. M. Crosby and Mrs.
Herbert Hague will assist the girls
by pouring tea. The reception
rooms will be profusely decorated
with red hearts.
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REVIEW.
Pauline Frederick, the distinguish
ed emotional actress who has won in
ternational fame by her admirable
screen interpretation of ““Zaza’” and
“Bella Donna” adds another remark
able characterization to her list of
successes in the Famoug Players Film
Company’s thrilling picturization ot
Henry Arthur Jones’ powerful drama,
“Lydia Gilmore.” In this famous c
motional role, Miss Frederick sug
gests with infinite strength and pa
thos the faithful wife and devoted
mother who suffers indescribable
TALLY—LANG.
Miss Nell Elizabeth Talley and
Mir. Bayard Thomas Lang were mar
ried in St. Petersburg, Fia., Tuesdey
Feb. &th, at high noon by Rev. E,
L. Madeira.
The bride was bestowed by her
mother and was lovely in her travel
ing suit of brown and white checks
with hat to match and a bouquet of
bride roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Mary Witherspoon was maid
of honor and Mr. Guy B. Shepard
best man.
After the wedding breakfast Mr.
and Mrs. Lang left for a honey moon
in Cuba.
They will be at home with Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Talley until their own
house is completed. Mr. Lang was
a guest of Mr. Otis Brumby last
summer while Miss Talley was visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. T. A. Gramling.
MUSIC AT METHODIST CHURCH.
Organ Prelude.
Pastorale in F Sharp minor by
Faulks.
Quintette-——Hark, Hark My Soul,
by Shelley.
Offertory-—Abide With Me, by
Ashford.
Postlude-—The Crusaders by Volk
mann.,
EVENING
Surdish Wedding March, by Sod
ermann,
Offertory Song by Hollaender.
Postlude, Whiting.
DONT MISS
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Daddy Long Legs
At The Armory, Feb. 28th, by
MISS MARION CLARKE,
OF NEW YORK.
Music by Miss Graham Sullivan, of New
York, and Miss Alexa Sterling, of Atlanta.
Ice cream and candy for sale during an intermission.
mental agony to shield her hushand’s
name and save hig life after he has
been proven to be faithless to her
and the murderer of the man whosa
home he had violated. The intense
struggle she exerts in her great moth
er-love ‘to save her gon from going
through life with the brand of Cain,
is one of the most vital and tender
dramatic episodes ever witnegsed on
the screen, “Lydia Gilmore”
strengthens the position Miss Frede
rick has already established as the
foremost emotional artiste of the
stage and screen,
“THE BATTLE CRY OF PEACE"
TO BE SHOWN AGAIN APRIL 4
Although the Strand Theatre npen
ed three hours earlier than usual an
remained open two hours later than
usual, all’ who tried to gain admit
tance last Monday could not be ac
commodated. The picture ‘ig beyond
description in its wonderful presen
tation of the horrors of war for a
nation unprepared. All who saw it
were enthusiastic in their praise of
its lesscn and the demand wag €0
insistent that Mr. Swift has booked
it again for the first open date--
April 4th. The cost is enormous but
Mr. Swift says he will give Marietta
what she deserves—the BEST.
A PLEASANT LETTER.
The Marietta Journal and Courier,
Marietta, Ga.
Mr. Josiah Carter:
Inclosed find check for one dol
lar. Please send me the Marietta
Journal for same, I did not know
how to appreciate our home paper
until 1 left Marietta and dear old
Cobb County. Hoping this will find
you, Marietta and old Cobb still an
top. Give my best to all the boys
Your friend,
J: STANTON READ.
Box 305, Rome, Ga.
SPECIAL MUSIC AT THE
STRAND THEATRE
Mr. Tom Swift is giving his patrons
a rare musical treat in Mr. Frank Sa
gona, a very talented organist, who is
here for a short time.
Thursday, Feb. 17th
ROLFE PHOTOPLAYS Inc.
Present the celebrated actor—
William Faversham
IN
“One Million Doilars”
ne miuon bollars
Five vivid acts of ramance, mystery
and intrigue.
R:leased by the 'Tetro Pictufes Cor
poration.
RN 5N W AT W L R, TR
Friday, i'eb. 18th
'SHUBERT FILM CORPORATION
presents
Holbrook Blinn
—— in ———
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A Butterfly
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Un the Wheel
WITH
Vivian Martin
Produced by the Shubert Film Cor
poration and rcleased by World Film
Corporation.
Saturday, Feb. 19th
RETURN ENGAGEMENT OF
“THE JUGGERNAUT”
Earl l”‘\“{;linlll“iga ms
and
Anita Stewart
Released on the V. L. 8. E. Program
Charlie Chablin Comedy
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No. 10 Snowdriit
$1.15
—m—l;l*o. 10 Pure Lard
$1.25
mfili"?). 10 Cott()lrlc——
$1.32
~No. 10 Simon Pure _
$1.60
93¢
$1.65
{;;ihcst Flour per h;;-
" rel
$6.50
47 Ibs. Triple Rose
$1.75
Triple Rose per barrel
$6.75
;‘id—']; Mnthors—TS—gl_f
Rising Flour
$1.85
fi—(—)—thcr’s Self Ri_s_i--r;ér
flour, per barrel
$7.00
We want
your patronr
age and we
prove 1t by of
fering the best
groceriesatthe
lowest prices.
SMITH
WARD
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