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Goctal and Personal
$1.95 porch swings at Dobbs.
Mr. and Mrs. George P. Dunin an
nounce the birth of a son.
Mrs. Ed Hunt entertained he:
bridge club on Wednesday.
Miss Emily Grigg, of Gainesville.
is visiting Mrs. M. D. Norton.
Hodges Drug Co. are now agents
for Rexall Remedies in Marietta,
Mr. and Mrs. Lem Chandler an
ncunce the birth of a son on Tues
day.
Mrs. Roy Sparkman, of Long View
Tex., is on a visit to Mrs. Harry Du-
Pre.
Full line Rexall Remedies—2s/
Discount—Marchman.
Annie May Barnes, of Atlanta, is
visiting Mrs. Edge at the Kennesaw
House.
Miss Lucy Cole has come from
school in Augusia to spend vacation
at home,
Nice 10¢ towels B¢. Henry A.
Ward.
Mr. W. J. Edge has returned from
a visit to his plantation in Cherokee
County, Ala.
Mr. H. E. Mozley arrived Thursday
from Las Cruces, N. M., to visit his
parents here,
Full line Rexall Remedies—2s'
Discount—Marchman.
Misses Lillian Moore and Esther
Hunt, of Gadsden, Ala., are visiting
Mrs. E .L.. Moore.
Miss Mildred Brewer is visiting in
Cartersville. Mr. Linton Brewer
spent Sunday there,
Best quality Auto oil at 40¢ and
50¢ per gallon at Dbobbs Hardware
Store. v h
Hodges Drug Co. are now agents
for Rexall Remedies in Marietta,
Col. and Mrs. E. W. Coleman and
daughters, of Canton, visited Mr. J.
A. Massey last week. |
Mrs. J. E. Williams, of (;adsdm'.‘
Ala., has returned home after a visit
to her brother, Mr. E. L. Moore, '
Full line Rexall Remedies—2s %
Discount—Marchman.
Mrs. J. R. Patillo, of Atlanta, who
is summering ih Canton, visited Mrs.
Horace Field a few days last week. ‘
Hodges Drug Co. are now agents
for Rexall Remedies in Marietta,
Miss Julia Atkinson and Miss Mar
garet Camblos were guests of Mrs.
J. J. O'Neal in Rome last week.
Mrs. K. Leon Faw, with her broth
er, Mr. Henry J. Atkins, of Boston,
is visiting relatives in Henry County.
Full line Rexall Remedies—2s°o
Discount—Marchman.
Mrs. Lula Jay is recovering from
a painful illness and so is Miss Jen
nie Fields. Both are just able to sit
up.
Dr. Mayes Gober has come from
Brooklyn, N. Y., to spend June with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M.
Gober,
Hodges Drug Co. are now agentsl
for Rexall Remedies in Marietta, ‘
Saturday, June drd, will be a holi
day in honor of the birth of Jeffer
son Davis and all the banks will be
closed. ‘
Tools and cutlery sold by us show
the stamp of the manufacturer and
we know who makes them. Dobbs
Hardware Store, !
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Maner, of ’l‘v\-l
as, who are visiting their parents
near Smyrna, spent Sunday wi‘h
Judge and Mrs, J. M. Gann.
Full line Rexall Remedies—2s',
Discount—Marchman.
Lillian Grogan was given a box of |
candy by Mr. Marchman for dr:l\\'inu‘
the lucky number that won §5O in
gold for Mr. Virgil McCleskey. 1
M g P Southern and twol
daughters visited relatives in .~\tl:n.~£
ta while attending the commence- |
ment at which Dr. John T. Moore|
received his diploma. !
Hodges Drug Co. are now agents
for Rexal! Remedies in Marietta, |
Mrs. Heattie Babb, of l‘m\'dvri
Springs, annouwces the vng:xg\-nn-ul‘
of her daughter, Zelma Christine, to
Mr. J. W. Arnold, Jr., of Darlen, the
wedding to take place on June 28,
Full line Rexall Remedies—2s°,
Discount—Marchman.
Mrs. George Griffin, Mrs. Allen
Hardeman and Miss Blondine Cooper
are delegates to the missionary meet
ing in Alpharetta. Mrs. Lyon, Mra.
Tom Hamby and Mrs. Charlie North
cutt also attended on Thursday.
Mrs. J. R. Brumby, sister of Mr.
Nichols, entertained the Dobbs-Nich
ols wedding party on Wednesday
evening after the rehearsal at the
church. It was a lovely social event
which will be described in next
week's Journal.
Hodges Drug Co. are now agents
for Rexall Remedies in Marietta.
Miss Eilvie Gunter and Mr. Bris
coe Swafford were married Sunday
morning at the residence of Judge
Gann who officiated. The Dbrides
maids were Misses Nancy and Zora
Gunter and the best man was Mr.
Ralph Simmouns.
Clyde Ludwig spent the past win
tér in Louisiana with one of her
brothers who lives there and went to
school. She received a nicely word
ed certificate from the superinten
dent of schools for spelling 100 words
withcut missing one,
I Mrs. J. F. Covington and little
| daughters, Obriene and Erliene who
{ have spent the last several weeks at
Cumming, during the stay of Dr. Cov
!ington in New York have returned
!m their home in Smyrna.
l Full line Rexall Remedies—2s/
- Discount—Marchman.
l Among out of town guests at the
i Dobba—Nichols wedding will be Mr.
l:!x.«l Mrs. Roland Alston, Mr. and
| ile<. C. B. Willingham, Jr., Mrs, W,
{ ). Ferris. of Decatur and Miss Ri
'Al&.'(m. of New Meadows, ldaho.
Hodges Drug Co. are now agents
for Rexall Remedies lin Marietta,
| Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Brown, of New
gYork. who are visiting in Atlanta
; were carnival guests of Mr. and Mrs.
C. T. Swift and Mrs. Swift chaperon
ed Miss Lucy Veal, of Austell, at the
queen’s gball on Friday evening.
Full lijne Rexall Remedies—2s°
' Discount—Marchman.
' Elizabeth Cheney celebrated her
j fifth [)il’llllfl;t)' lixst }Vedn_esduyl gflvr
noon inviting 15 of her little friends.
‘(:anws were played under the beau
tiful trees on the lawn and delicious
l‘w cream anl cake were served.
Dainty gifts were bestowed by all
I?ll( guests, |
I Mr. and Mrs. Joe Abbott and chil-|
dren, of Acworth, are all very si('k.‘
Mrs. Abbott has pneumonia, the (:hil-J
dren have measles and Mr. Abbott‘
has a rising in one ear. Mrs. Nath!
Thempson is with them beside the
nurses. {
Hodges Drug Co. are now agents
for Rexal' Remedies in Marietta, '
Mrs. R. E. Butler and little Mar-l
celle Butler visited Mr. and Mrs.
Doyle P. Butler recently. All the
Butler family are pleased with De
catur but they cannot help loving
Cobb County because it was so long
their home, ‘
Mrs. Tom Florence and Mrs. Sam
Grogan gave a party on Wednesday
afternoon for Ethlyn Leard and Lil
lian Grogan inviting 12 little girls.
A color scheme of yellow and pink
was used and a merry time was spent
by the children.
Full line Rexall Remedies—2s .
Discount—Marchman.
Mr. and Mrs. L.. D. Hoppe motored
to Stone Mountain Saturday to at-'
tend the opening exercises and lay
ing of the corner-stone for the Con
federate Memorial and were accom
panied by Mrs. Joseph M. Brown and
Mrs. John M. Graham.
| Miss Lois Roberts has gone to Ma
con on a visit before returning to
her home in Savannah. She was
greatly admired during her visit to
Mrs. George Roberts and was a popu
lar guest of honor at several dances
Igi\'vn in Marietta recently.
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L The Peilyy “Toorle - Co. New Orleans
J. E. Dobbs-- --E. C. Gurley
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY
We represent some of the strongest
American and English Companies.
We solicit your Fire Tnsurance busi
ness, and will look aiter your rerewals
promptly.
DOBBS & GURLEY, Agents
Successors to H. G. Coryell.
Office in Merchants & Farmer's Bank.
MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER
Mr. J. M. Gantt, who has been
lprin(-ipal of the Roswell high school
for the past two years, iS going to
l:\’elson, Ga., to be superintendent of
! the school at that place next term.
’He will leave here about July 1, and
lwe wish him well in his new field.—
' Alphearetta Free Press.
; Full line Rexall Remedies—2s° ~
' Discount—Marchman.
l Mr. R. W. Price, who is employed
fat the McNeel marble yard, was call
ed to Jasper, Ada., Wednesday morn
!ing by the deix of his brother Mr.
!.lnhn Price. No details were given
{in the message but it is expected he
will be buried beside his wife who
was a Miss Kirk of Cobb County. He
‘)eaws a son, who lives with his
grandfather near Marietta, and sev
~eral vounger chiidren who were with
their father.
Hodges Drug Co. are now agents
for Rexal! Remedies .1 Marietta.
The *“0Old Plantation’’ show was
very funny and well patronized.
Miss Emily Griffin, Miss Catherine
Coryell, Misses Orrie and Irene White
Miss Nannie Ward and Miss Katie
Maddox, and Miss Mary Ellen Law
were the “leading’’ ladies. Mr. Rich
ard Marchman was also in this show.
Mr. Whelchel did some very good
dancing and so did Miss Coryell. :
Full line Rexall Remedies—2s',
Discount—Marchman. |
On Carnival evening Miss .Julia
Anderson entertained at dinner for
her visitors, Misses Allie Candler and
Augusta Skeen, Dr. S. J. Guy, of Ag
nes Scott college, Mr. Pittman Sut
ton, Mr. Atticus Haygood, of Deca
tur, Miss Lois Gardner and Mr. Viv
fan Waddell, of Marietta. The table
was very pretty with a center piece
of Dorothy Perkins roses and pink
candles in silver candiesticks.
MRS. NORTHCUTT'S BIRTHDAY
Mrs. E. H. Northcutt's birthday
was celebrated in a most charming
way Saturday afterncon. Mrs. John
Cocburn took her for a nice long
ride and during their absence the
Northcutt daughters-in-law came to
tc¢ther with their children bringing
baskets of good things ready for a
picnie supper. The sons had bought{
a handsome Florence oil range as a
birthday present and had it put in
the kitchen also during the ride.
Mrs. Harold Hawkins and her sis
ters, Mrs. Charlie Northcutt, Mrs.
George Northcutt and Mrs. Howard
Northeutt, arranged the supper un
der the trees in the back yard and
had plenty of lemonade and ice
cream with the delicious supper. In
cluding the grand children, there
‘were 17 present and Mrs. Northcutt
had abundant reason to be happier
than any queen we know of. Such a
%prvsont as a gas-range in the begin
‘ning of summer is more to be desired
’tlmn a silver tea set,
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[-2--Millinery At One Half--1-
TR R R RO RN R R R RRN s R R en
Just one more week and our Millinery Depart
ment will close for the season. We still have on
hand a gooc assortment of Trimmed Hats which
will be offered for the next week at just One-Hglf
their regular value. We will also make special
prices on all Flowers and Trimmings.
If you expect to have another hat this season
see Miss Downing before she leaves.
250 Hais jlow . . $1.28
$3050 Hats nOVV ® ° $1.5()
$4.00 Hats now . . $2.00
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$5.00 Hats now . . $2.50
3750 Hdts now . : $3.75
$lO.OO Hats now . . $5.00
Sport Hats
The newest thing in Ladies and Misses Felt Hats.
white, blue and rose, special value,
' 75c
Blue and pink Cloth Hats with white bands—
-75c
Children’s and Misses’ White Wash Hats, special
value— 3 5 C
i
Hose of Luxite
“T'his is truly wonderful hosiery. It excels in ele
gance because of its close, fine stitches, rich
shimmer and soft fine body. Hose of Luxite
come in many colors, black, royal, white, pink,
blue, champagne, vellow, etc. After seeing the
hosiery you would expect to pay more but the
price is only $1 OO
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Wash Goods
You will be delighted with the wonderful values we are
showing in colored wash fabrics, voiles, organdies, flaxons,
and crepe effects in beautiful floral and striped effects and
the prices are so moderate.
Our line of white goods in Waistings, Skirtings, etc., are
as wonderfully attractive.
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Pajama Checks |
A good quality in these goods has been very scarce this sea
son, but we have secured an excellent value at, per yard
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Slippers
A-full line of Ladies’, Children’s and Misses’ Low Shoes for
dress and sport. Best values in Tennis Shoes of all kinds.
Save our Cash Register Coupons and get valuable pres
ents free—ask for catalogue of presents.
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MARIETTA, - - GEORGIA
Friday June 2, 1916
