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friday July 7, 1916
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
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Mrs. darter,
Miss Elizabeth Hague has returned
from a visit to Buford.
Mrs. Wesley Hirshburg visited
Mrs. Baldwin last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Butler have
gone to Detroit to spend ten days.
Two Liscensed Prescriptionists at
Marchman'’s.
Mrs. Mary J. Johnson, of Atlanta.
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Anderson
Reed.
Mr. Norman Bacon, of Seneca, S.
€., is visiting his sister, Mrs. J. J.
Daniell.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Massey are so-
Journing .in Florida at Atlantic
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Perry, of At
lanta, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Reese Perry.
Some second hanu iron pipe to
sell. Dobbs Hardware Store.
Miss Mamie Pearce spent the week
‘end in Atlanta with her cousin, Mrs.
Carl Fischer.
. Miss Kathryn Bohler is visiting
Miss. Mary Crumley, at Marietta.—
Cartersville News.
Misses Florence and Mary Bald
win, of Atlanta, spent the week end
with Mrs. Len C. Baldwin.
: Miss Lottie White has gone to
Long View, Tex., to visit Mrs. Albert
Shields for several weeks.
Miss Vera Jameson has gone to
New York to take a summer course
at Columbia University.
Judge N. A. Morris was in Ac
worth Wednesday in the interest of
his campaign.—Acworth Post.
Two Liscensed Prescriptionists at
Marchman’s,
Miss Alva Jameson spent the wesk
end in Jersey with Dr. and Mrs. Lott
who entertained a house party.
Mr. Stanton Read will spend July
in Atlanta at the Hupmobile office
and will be at home with his parents
at night.
: Mrs. E. G. Dyson and -children
have returned from a two weeks vis
it to relatives in Gadsden, Ala., ac
_companied by her two sisters Miss
" Lucile Miller and Mrs. Finley Pike.
: SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
MARIETTA, GEORGIA.
AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS JUNE 30, 1916.
———STILL WE GROW—/—
Deposits June 30, 1914 j ; . 378,297.16
Deposits June 30, 1915 i : ) 408,978.19
Deposits June 30, 1916 . . : 449,048.19
We invite you to avail yourself of the opportunities offerered by this Bank. We solicit your deposits, whether large or small,
and extend every facility offered by a strong Bank.
TOTAL DIVIDENDS PAID STOCKHOLDERS SINCE ORGANIZATION $172,000.00
OFFIEERS: 0 s B 0 e e o P RENE o Al
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts : e
Overdrafts : : : . . : 637.65
Stocks and Bonds . . : : 105,000.00
Real Estate : : ; : : . 27,500.00
Furniture and Fixtures ; . : 1,500.00
Cash: ‘
In Vault . : $ 27,393.76
With Banks - . S AOB 85 .
U. S. Treasurer . 3,750.00 84,603 31
$705,789.90
BUSINEsSs PHONE
iBS
)er. and Mrs. Hugh Manning have
gone in their new touring car for
a month’s trip through the moun
tafns{of Tennessee and North Caro
lina.
Mr. Ben White, of Savannah, and
Miss Jeannette White of Sumter, S.
C., have come to spend the rest of
the summer with Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Black.
Miss Mamie Pearce gave her S. S.
class of little girls a picnic in Browns
wood Thursday. They enjoyed lunch
under the trées and waded in the
branch.
GET IT AT MARCHMAN'S.
Dr. S. Y. Jameson and family at
tended the Capps-Kenly wedding in
Atlanta last Thursday night. Miss
Christine Jameson was one of the
brides maids. //
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Manning have
gone to Athens, Tenn., to live and
manage a picture theater recently
bought by Mr. Hugh Manning and
Mr. Herman Wink.
It does look like the Progressive
party might have presented the Col
onel with a loving cup or something
or other when it parted with him—
Tribune of Rome.
Two Liscensed Prescriptionists at
Marchman’s,
Miss Elizabeth Logan has come to
stay with Mrs. Lawhon and little Ed
ward Groves during the absence of
Mrs. Edward Groves who is on a
visit to Mr. and Mrs. William Logan
in Bronwood, Texas.
Miss Katherine Whitfield and Miss
Hazel Hannah, of Montgomery, Ala.,
were guests of Mrs. M. M. Sessions
Thursday night and were belles at
the dance that evening. .
Mrs. W .B. Couch, of Atlanta, and
Mrs. George F. Newell have gone in
Mrs. Couch’s Locomobile to northern
Wisconsin to camp on the shore of
Lake Superior until September. They
made a trip to California and back
in the Locomobile last year ‘and
found it very pleasant.
Very low price on Ford tubes at
Dobbs Hardware Store.
THE MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER
Miss Ruby Pledger, of Brooklet,
is visiting relatives near town.
Mr. 8. D. Squiers and Miss Mary
Squiers are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Petty.
Lost a baby's bracelet with M. K.
T. engraved on one side and Dec.
1915 on the other. Reward if re
turned to the Journal office Ji4
Mr. Ulla Hardeman, of Decatur,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Commerford.
Mrs. George Roberts and her
daughter, Pearl, are visiting rela
tives in Atlanta.
Rev. George Benedict, of Cedar
;town. will fill the pulpit at St. James.
;church next Sunday.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Brumby are
iat horfie after a short visit to Balti
‘more and New York.
i Buy gasoline at Dobbs Hardware
‘Store. °
Mrs. b. M. Dobbs and Lois Dobbs
‘have returned from a visit to Mrs. B.
H. Mitchell in Dalton.
Mrs. Pierre Camblos was called to
Chicago last Thursday on account of
the death of her sister, Mrs. Falls. \
Little William DuPre has return-'
ed home after a delightful month m
Griffin, with his aunt, Mrs. J. J.|
xlynt. ! i
GET IT AT MARCHMAN'S. |
Prof. and Mrs. Mayo Gantt haw;
moved to Nelson, Ga., where the
professor will be in charge of the‘
school. |
The truce between Roosevelt and |
Hughes will last through the nation
al campaign, but no longer.—Albany
Herald.
Mrs. Hawkins, of Rome, and Mrs.
A. E. Young, of Cedartown, visited
Mrs. W. A. DuPre and Mrs. Gardner‘
last week.
Two Liscensed Prescriptionists at
Marchman’s.
Noble and Mrs. Matt Griffin and
two children, of Carrollton, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lewis
last week. ‘
James Coryell is eémployed in a
drugstore in Chattanooga and is
with his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. W. P.
McClatchey.
- The best hardware has the manu
facturers name on, that is the kind
Dobbs sells. |
Mrs. Hazlehurst returned to Ma-‘
con Monday after spending two
weeks with Mrs. Campobell Wallace,
Jr., who accompanied her home.
/ Miss Pauline Manning has return
ed to her homg in Denton accom
panied by her grandmothetr, Mrs. W.
J. Manning, who will spend several
iveeks.
GET IT AT MARCHMAN'S.
Mrs. Mollie Martin and Mrs. Roy
Roberts will go to Tybee on the 10th
of July to spend ten days with Miss
Lois Roberts at her father's summer
home at that resort.
Mrs. John Dorsey went with her
husband and other members of the
legislature to Milledgeville to inspect
the state sanitarium and spent the
4th of July in Macon on their re
turn.
Two Liscensed Prescriptionists at
Marchman'’s.
Mrs. Ryburn Clay left on Sunday
for Boston to spend the summer
with her mother and sister. Mr.
Clay will go on later and spend three
weeks returning with Mrs. Clay in
September,
Mr. Whitlock will leave for New
York in a few days to spend the rest
of the summer with Mrs. Malcolm
and will be accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. Adrian Cortelyou, and
Mrs. E. R. Hunt.
Miss Coreen Hipps and Mr. Wil
liam Woody Spinks were married
Sunday afternoon at the home of
Judge B. V. Greer who officiated,
Miss Mary Hipps was her sister's
only attendant. .
Tire repair articles sold by .Dobbs
Hardware Store.
Miss Julia Atkinson entertained a
few friends on Friday evening. Her
guests were Mrs. Stringer, Misses
Louise, Julia and Irene Schilling,
Mrs. Simmonds and Randolph and
Miss Katherine Coryell.
Prof. J. S. Stewart, of Athens, is
in the Davis-Fischer Infirmary in
Atlanta recovering from an opena
tion for appendicitis which attacked
him suddenly last Thursday while
he was visiting in Atlanta.
Misses Julia and Kmma Katherine
Anderson, Imogene Brown and Sa
rah Patton left Tuesday for Washing -
ton, Ga., to join a house party of
Agnes Scott girls guests of Misses
Samille and Ruth Lowe.
GET IT AT MARCHMAN'S.
The Baptist Woman's Missionary
society met Monday afternoon with
Mrs. S. Y. Jameson who was elected
president, Mrs. S. H. Hall, vice-presi
dent, Miss Mary Towers treasucer
and Mrs. W. A. Maddox secretary.
LIABILITIES
Caphat .~ . o 0 v sae s o
Surplus and Profits ‘ ; ; . 76,741.71
Reserved for Taxes : : ; . 1,000.00
Semi-Annual Dividend No. 56 : . 4,000.00
Circulation : e
DEPOSITS. : : : G 449,048.19
Bills Payable i : . . ; : NONE
$705,7%9.90
Mr. Rey Lovingood will be with
the Grffith Pharmacy in future.
j—Mrs. McEachern and Mrs. Oldson
ere among those who took their
cars full of friends to Atlanta on
the 4th. Many went down on the
cars to see the great parade and were
delighted with the impressive and‘
beautiful sight and proud of what it‘
means in devotion to our country.X(
‘\ PARTIES FOR VISITING GIRLS
\fMiss Virginia Boston's house par
ty, including Miss Virgil Hardin, of
Gainesville, Miss Anna Harwell, otl
La Grange, Misses Mary Henderson‘
and Evelyun Jordan, of Monticello,
and Miss Pauline Brown, of Carters
ville, were entertained last week,
and ‘until they left for their homes
on Wednesday morning, in various
delightful ways. : |
#«Miss Minnie Lou McNeel gave
them a luncheon on Wednesday us
ing nasturtiums as a center-piece.
Wednesday evening Mrs. Bostoa
gave a promenade and dance lnclud-“
ing Miss Sara Wood Gramling and
her guest, Miss Eugenia Harris, of
Dandridge, Tenn., in the receiving
line. The immense lawn was light
ed with Japanese lanterns with
charming effect. Sandwiches, ices
and other dainties were served
throughout the evening and punch
was served by Misses Jeannette And
erson, Lucile Sessions and Emmie
Montgomery. On Thursday Miss
Elizabeth Nolan gave them a picture
show party with refreshments in an
ic{e-cream parlor.
™On Friday Miss Sara Wood Gram
lh\g gave them a picnic at Concord
with Mrs. Gramling and Mrs. Bos
ton as cheperones. On Saturday Mrs.
Boston gave them a pretty luncheon
using the tawny woodland lilies on
the table,
‘,()n Sacurday afternoon Miss KEve
-I};] Cheney gave them a party at the
Strand. On Monday afternoon Misses
Charlotte Northcutt and Emmie
Montgomery gave them a picfure
show party at the Gem and on Mon
day night Miss Hattie Black gave
them a dance. Tuesday afternoon
Miss Helen Griffin gave a picture
show party in their honor and they
were among the guests when J. D.
Malone entertained his club and also
at Mrs. Hunts on Friday evening
when the girls of the club gave a
leap-year dance. b 4
'ENTERTAINMENT FOR SMITH
BAGWELL WEDDING PARTY.
XThe entertainment on Wednesday:
evening last week of the Smith-Bag
well wedding party by Miss . Julia
Anderson was most enjoyable. There'
was a round table for eight set with
cluny lace and mats having a vase of
Klondyke gladioli in the center. The
place cards were adorned with brides
and bride grooms and white mints
were in silver dishes. The favors
were tiny white satin slippers filled
with rice in which were hidden var
ious symbolical trinkets beside the
usual dime, ring, thimble, wish bone
etc. There were three other small
tables appointed like the round one,
A delicious three course supper
was served with iced tea in a color
scheme of white and yellow.
Dr. Patton found a bachelor but»l
ton and Mr. J. H, Smith a dime. .
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DELK—ELGIN
The culmination of w happy ro
mance o! four weeks doration was
the marriuge of Miss avice Elgin; of
Anderson, 8. C., and Mr. James. Delk,
of Marietta on last Tuesday.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. A. J, Morgan at his home in the
presence of Mrs. Morgan, Miss Fan
nie May Tippin ard Mr. Carl Butler.
The bride has been the guest of
Miss Tippin for the past month where
she met Mr. Delk. She is tne attrac
tive and popular daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Elgin of Anderson.
Mr. Delk, of the automobiie firm
of Lewis, Buuer and Delk is an en
terprising business man of Marietta.
Mr. and Mrs. Delk are &t home to
their friends in Marietta.— A cworth
Post.
)(ps. HIWKINS ENTERTAINS
Mrs. Harold Hawkins entertained
nfermially on last Wednesday morn
ing, in honor of Misses Vera, Alva
i tistine and Nella Jameson. Pro
gressive Rook was played, after
which a delicious salad course, fol
lowed with angel food cake and
cream, was served. After the game,
Mrs. Jameson joined the party. /
THE CRAWFORD HOUSE
SALUDA NORTH CAROLINA
Altitude 2220 feet. Tubercular
patients not accommodated. Apply
to Mrs. J. H. Woodward, SaludaAllg.
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