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PROGRAM FOR WEEK
OF JAN. Bth---13th
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; Monday, January Bth
/ “HOME”
Featuring BESSIE BARRISCALE,
ably supported.
This is one of the finest pictures
taat ever thrilled an audience with
genuine enthusiasm. It is a clever
satire on the get-rich-quick Ameri
can, and if you are a snob you won’t
like it. It delves deep into the mys-l
teries of human nature. ‘
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Tuesday, January 9th i ‘
“GOD'S HALF ACRE” |
Presenting the ever dainy MABEL
TELLIAFERRO.
Tnis is a wonderplay of supreme
heart interest. It gives intimate de
tail of two classes of institutions—
homes for the aged and hospitals
for the crippled children. The op
ening performance of a great play is
brilliantly depicted. You’'ll like it.
Wednesday, January 10th
“A SON OF ERIN”
Starring the ‘‘great and only”
DUSTIN FARMUM
It’s a smoothly told story of Old
Ireland and of a fine young Irisn
man who comes to America to seek
his fortune. Scenes of great beauty
are staged and the story glows with
quaint humor. A delightful touch
is where Katie O'Grady ‘sells a
grand little pig.” It’s a picture!
Thursday, January 11th
“BIG TREMAINE”
Starring HAROLD LOCKWOOD
and MAY ALLISON
It tells tne love of John Termaine
for pretty Julia Cameron. He be
lieves his aff@ction is reciprocated
until he sees Julia in the arms of
his brother David. Broken-hearted,
he goes away and remains seven
years when he returns and does the
‘“‘grand taing” by his poor relations.
See it.
Friday, January 12th
“THE PLOW GIRL"
Presenting MAE MURRAY, the
ever popular
It’s a play which carries you from
South Africa to the drawing rooms
of London. The story has to do
with Margot, a little girl wno is the
family drudge of a drunken South
African farmer, who sells her to
a saloon keeper., Of course she is
finally rescued.
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Saturday, January 13th
“LIBERTY,” Chapter 16.
Also a Comedy-—-CHARLES MUR
RAY and LOUISE RAZ SO CA. in
“MAIDP MAD”
As dlrect representative for foreign capital, I am in position to
make long time loans on Cobb County farms or city business property,
in amounts of $1,000.00 and up, at low rates.
Only high class loans will be consldered.
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The two-number method of making Long Dis
tance telephone calls enables you to get quicker serv
ice to Atlanta at reduced rates.
You give the local operator the telephone num
ber in Atlanta, then you hold the line until the called
party answers or the operator reports.
: Two number service is rendered to Atlanta on a
no delay basis at reduced rates.
' The Manager's office will gladly furnish a list of
telephone numbers in any or all two number points.
Particular party service at the regular rates can
be had by calling Long Distance and placing the call
in the usual manner.
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE :«,
~ AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY R, Vool
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LOVING CUP FOR MR. DANIELL.
Mr, James J. UDaniell, superinten
dent of the Methodist Sunday
Schocl, was presented with a pand
some silver loving cup last Sunday
morning by the school in a very
charming way.
The Sunday School committee, in
cluding Mr. Gramling, Dr., Smith,
Mr. Griffin, Mr. Daniell and Mr.
Baldwin, made addresses: Mr.
Gramling on the duty of parents
to tne Sunday School, Mr. Griffin
who is treasurer, on finances, Dr.
Smith on the spiritual side of the
Sunday School mentioning there
had been 85 accessions to the
churcn frem the Sunday School
within the yvear.
Mr. Baldwin talked about at
tendance and the duty of the Sun
day School to the superintendent.
After these informal talks four lit
tle girls all in white came within
the chancel reciting each a verse
as she came.
Frances Hardeman:
Little children must do as they
are told,
And so T hope you will not think
us bold
But listen to all that we nave to
say
As the deapr old year is passing
away.
Mary Hodges:
Leap years are best for tnere’s
longer to live
And old maids and all have more
time to give,
While we must be sure never to
forget
That to give ourselves is the best
gift yet.
| Martha Gramling:
To our Father above we give our
: praise
For the taree hundred and sixty
five days
And we are glad for the extra
day fine
Which was dated February twen
ty-nine.
Ruth Smith:
And now, brother Daniell, ac
cept this cup
Though it’s not big enouga when
its filled up
For the whole yvear’s deep love
without spilling,
Just the one day’s part makes it
quite brimming.
Banks DuPre handed the cup to
Ruth as she began to recite ner
verse and it was from ner tiny
rlmnds that Mr. Daniell received the
beautiful cup which will continue
to be brimmming with love and grati
tude to him from the hearts of all
who abide with him in that church.
The insecription on the cup reads:
In token of appreciation from
the First, Methodist Sunday
School, Marietta, Ga., .to Su
perintendent James J. Daniell
1916.
Mr. Daniell was completely sur
prised but .as soon as wordas came
to him assured the Sunday School
that it had proven its love and ap
preciation of his efforts long ago
but the cup would always be a
remindar of that pleasant iact. Mrs.
TEE MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER
Daniell was present also and was
delighted at this evidence or the
esteem and affection in which her
husband is heia.
Col. B. W. m%ir made a few re
marks about tue Baraca (Class,
which he teaches, and which is such
an exemplary class in every way.
CHRISTMAS TREE.
On Christmas night Mrs. Sylves
ter, Miss Marion Gregg anu otaer
teachers who are in charge of the
Union Chapel on Hanszll street,
gave a Christmas tree on which
there were between 80 and 99 bags
of candy and the same number of
presents. ¢
Mr. Jim Looney wad an ideal
Santa Claus and Mrs. Nils Borgen
son played accompaniments on tne
organ for the songe. A good pro
gram was rendered by the Sunday
School children and Mrs, Watkins
sang ‘‘Silent Night, Holy Night”,
and also a duct with Mrs. Borgen
gen: 1 SBurrender All”
A very happy evening was spent
by both the caildren and the teach
ers.
PROGRAM BAPTIST SUNDAY
SCHOOL NEXT SUNDAY.
9:30: Song—School standing.
Prayer-—by Supt.
Song.
Scripture Reading-—by taree
young men.
23d Psalm—by a young lady.
Song. .
Roll call of teachers.
9:50 to 10:20—Lesson study.
Reassemble—Song.
A one minuie talk from each
class .
10:50-—Song-—Benediction.
We hope you can be with us
the first Sunday in the vear.
ST JAMES CHURCH NEWS.
Service on Friaay at 4 o’clock
in the afternoon. *
On Saturday, the Feast of the
Epiphany, there will be the Holy
Communion Service at 10 A. M.
On Sunday at 11 o’clock Holy
Communion sermon. At night the
regular service will give way to
the annual union service,
The Woman’s Auxiliary will meet
an Friday in tne Church at 3
o’clock. For good reasons the day
is changed from Monday to Friday
for this meeting.
METHODIST CHURCH MUSIC
Organ Prelude.
Duke St.—by Whiting.
Duet—Miss Rambo and Mr. Seott
Offertory__Meodie in F by Rock
well. :
Organ—Reve Angelique by Ru
benstein.
Postlude,
Petite Marche, by Dubois.
Fire Insurance Abstracts of Title
Safety Deposit Boxes For Rent
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If you have money to invesi, come in and let ns
show you list ‘of loans from all sections of the
state.
If vou want to borrow money on your farm or
city property upon reasonable terms, see us before
closing elsewhere:
We have abstract Books covering the title to all
property in Cobb County and can furnish an ab
stract of title promptly.
If you need fire insurance, call upon us.
li you need a safe place for vour will or other
valuables, rent a safety deposit box in our Fire
Proof Vault.
If youare contemplating making a will---as all
good peopie should do-=-consult us. ’
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Sessvons Loan and Trust Co.
Moultrie M.' Sessions, K. R. Hunt, .
President and Attorney. Vice President and Attorney
Richard P. Bentley, K Hut('hv;&n‘w,
Title Officer and Attorney Secretary and Treasurer.
HISTORY REPEATS ITSELY.
In ancient times the wise men of the East based ali
their business affairs and calculations on the positions and
movements of the stars. And now in 1916 the wise men
here patronize the STAR PRESSING CLUB and TRIO
LAUNDRY,
MORAL—GET WISE.
Harry Haynes, Mgr., Phone 254
Over Grogan’s Barber Shoo.
PROFESSIONALCARDS
Do w. BLAIRO
LAWYER.
Norin Side Public Square
MAP.IETTA, GA.
HOLLAND & McCLESKEY,
Attorneys At Law.
OFFICE IN REYNOLDS BUILDING
MARIETTA, GEORGIA.
DR. C. L. McCLESKEY,
—DENTIST—
Office in Anderson Building,
MARIETTA, - - GEORGIJA
FRED MORRIS.
LAWYER
Office in Manning’s New Building
J, GLENN GILES
ATTORNEY AT LAW
MARIETTA, $ s GEOKGIs
Office over Marietta Restanraut
in building next vo Court House.
Dr. J. D. Malone
Office over Fowier Bro'ners’ Storg
virice Hourz
YO to 12 a. m. and 3tc 5 p. m.
Office Phone 93. Residence Phoue ¥:
North Sde Public Square,
W. H. Perkinson L. L. Blair
Res. Phore 191 Res. Phone 159 &
DRS. PERKINSON & BLAIR
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS#S
Office Over Book Store.
Office Telephone 23.
DR. W. M. KEMP,
GENERAL PRACTITIONER
MARIETTA. GA. Office, in Gober bui'd
ilg over Ward Bros. store. Residence allep Wira
p ace, Lawrence street.
Residence phone 78. Office phone &
JOHN H. BOSTON, JR
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Real Estate Loans, and Title Work
¢ Handled Especially. ‘
E. L. HARRIS
OSTEOPATH & MEDICAL DOCTOR
Residence 606 Church Strezt
Phone 75 - Marietta, Ga.
Office Phone 204. 4 Mill Phone 56.
Black Builders Supply Co
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Dealers in
Rough and dressed lumber, ghingles, laths, ime, cement, plaster, brick
and pattons Sun Prooi Paint. .
We carry the most complete and.largest stock of building mcecriai
in North Georgia.
Your orders, large or small appreciated. We zan give you. : s
prices and prompt deliveries. : s
Mill yard and office, Church street, in frort of car barn.
INSURANCE
FlRE—(ity & County property, Cotton, Mereantile Stocks,
Household Furniture, Builders Risks, Live St.ock7 ete.
Rents, Use and Occupaney, Sprinkler Leakage.
AUTOMOBILE—Fire, Theft, Liability & property damage.
Burglary and Robbery, Accilent and Health, Plate
Glass, Pay Roll Robbery, Residence and Office Theft,
Steam Boiler, Fly Wheel, Employers Liability, Druggist
and Physicians Liability and ete.
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W. E. Schilling Fire Insurance Agency
Office with The Marietta Trust & Banking Co.
FOWLER BROTHERS CO.
. (COTTON RUYERS
Dealers in Dry Goods, Notions, Ciothing, Shoes, Hats
Groceries, Stock Feed, Fertilizers, Farm
Implemenas, etc,
We are carrying a larger, oetter stock of goods than ever.
This coupled with our fiftzen years experience will enable us
to serve you to better advantage than ever before.
- Will appreciate your trade, serve you to the best of our abili
ty, and sell you goods as cheap as can be sold quulity considered.
See us and lets do bnsiness together for 1916.
Very truly vour friends, ‘
FOWLER BROTHERS COMPANY
Jan. Ist Interest
Jan. Ist interest has been cred
ited on Savings Accounts. Bring
in your pass-book and have it en
tered. |
Interest not withdrawn will be added
to principal and draw interest.
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Savings—-The Key
r :
I'o Fortune
No man is poor who deposits his sav
ings regularly---a definite settled policy
of saving has been the beginning of
countless fortunes.
Now is the time to build up a reserve—a safe
guard for the future—today you are able to earn
and save—make the most of your opportunity.
4% INTEREST—IOO% SAFETY.
11 ORI OS| BmingEompan
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MARIETTA, GEORGIA.
Capital and Surplus over $106,500.00
SHOE REPAIRING
BEST WORK QUJCKESTSERVICE
BEST OF EVERY'I UNG IN SHOE
FINDINGS.
MARIETTA SHOE SHOP
102 Washington, Ave.
BLACK UNDERTAKING CO.
198 Winters Street.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALWUERS.
Calls Answered Day or Night
Eatahlicshed 1875 erd duing business in same place since that time
Phone tvu - - - - - - - - Nigit Fhone 24%
Friday Morning, January sth, 1917,
