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Friday Morning, January §th, 1917.
= OCIAL AND PERSONAL
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Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Beßrayer an
nounce the birth of a daughter.
Miss Blondine Cooper. is expect
ed Friday to visit Mrs. Len Bald
win.
Misses Lucy and Allene Fields
have resumad their studies in At
lanta. :
Miss Anna Hunt returned from
a visit to Mr. Bartow Ford in At
lanta.
Mr. C. R. Brumby, of Cedartown,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dewar
last week.
Miss Lydia Perry has returned to
Atlanta after a visit to Mrs. Floyd
Northcutt.
Mrs. Robert S. Cheney has re
turned from a visit to her parants
in Liberty S. C.
Misses Lavinia and Agnes Lynn
Jones, of Atlanta, are visiting Mrs.
John P. Cheney.
Mrs. G. G. Burnett, of Newport,
Tenn., visited Dr. and Mrs. J. D.
Malone last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bolden left
on Tuesday for Alexander, La., to
spend two months.
Miss Rozzie' Lee Kinney is
spen(ling several days with her
parents at Temple.
Mr. Kirby Powell, of Hopewell,
Va., spent the holidays with his
gister, Mrs: J;°T. Marr.
Mr. E. A. Williams has returned
to Birmingham after spending
Christmas with his family.
Miss Emma MeCleskey has re
turned to Adairsvillp after a visit
with Mr, and Mrs. virgil McCles-
Kkey. ;
The Marietta Knitting Company
has moved it office into the cottage
formerly occupied by Mr, Bela
Barnes.
Mrs. S. P. Jones, of Cartersville,
and Mr. and Mrs. R: P. Milam, of
Atlanta, fpent) Sunday wita M'rs’
Mary Turner.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Swift attend
ed Mrs., Lena Swift Huntley's re
cepticn at ner home in Atlanta
Monday afternoon.
Miss Harriet Lawrence spent a
few days in Atlanta with Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Lawrence before re
turning to Savannaan.
Miss Henrietta Gable has ‘racov
ered from a severe tinroat disorder
which kept her in bed two weeks.
But she is out again.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Northecutt
and their daugntar Charlotte spent
a lew days in Athens last week with
Mr. and Mrs. yohn R. Northcutt.
Mr. Clarence Bullard, of New
York, representative of the Armour
Packing Co., is on.a visit to nis
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Bul
lard,
Mrs, Claude Gurley invited Mrs.
Gecrge Griffin, Mrs. R. M. Wade
and Miss Annie Gilbert to spend
Wednesday with her and they had
4 very happy time together.
Mrs., Julia Freyer will go to San
Francisco, in a few days accom
penied by Miss Julia McNeel, to
join Mrs. Myra Mcßea in an apart
liient to spend several months.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hicks enter
tained. with a Christmas dinner on
Wednesday evening inviting Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Swanson, Mr. and Mrs.
George Hicks, Hon, Herbert Clay,
Mr. J. F. Shaw and Mr. H. E.
Kile,
~ liss Ireme Malone entprtained
Her o bridge Club Tuesday evening
icluding Misses Julia Anderson.
l" ra Margaret Hoppe, Cora
L L, Messrs. Vivian waddell, Ar-
Peall, Tommie Tompkins and
~loocam Rambo, Jr.
Miss Sabine Nichols entertained
er sewing club Tuesday after-
Heon and also played a game of
ridge. Those invited for refresh
fenls were Mrs. Claiborne, mrs.
'fl“ TBe Irwin, Mrs. Lex Irwin, Mrs. |
’,"l‘ii‘.‘ Nichols, Miss Annie Hahr
YOUDs and Miss Kmma Fledges. ‘
. T. and Mrs. Earl Clayton and
¢ Annie Brewer have returned
’w itlanta after spending the holi-‘
_°7% With Mr. and Mrs, John War
< This was among the nappiestl‘
, 43 seasons in Mr. Warren’s home
A'" the first and only grand baby
“YOIU the first Xmas with her grand
Parents,
: ~~ Lillie Willhams received a .
. ~nas gift from the Mexican
' €T that was g novel gold vani
oo @ case from an El Paso jew
'\ihe also pad in a letter aj
(‘ :n the Christmag dinner bill
E s : the Georgia boys had at Fort
:".’i"vi’md It included roast turkey
.‘ :A:un}.‘ other good things beside
oo v Mexican relishes. Still an
iee OrBia boys are homesick and
\\»_\ ¢ tney do not s i
WhY Uncle Sam g 1t S
on the Sobda lould keep themi
Misses Leona and Willie Kate
Donehoo, of Bolton, and Miss Nita
Belle Latimer spent the week end
with Miss Mattie Lou Boatner.
Miss Josephine Clarks spent the
week-end in Atlanta with Mrs. Lily
Collier Beall and will return to the
University of Wisconsin to resume
her studies in a few days.
Miss Lena Kemp smiled upon us
a moment on her way to Blue Ridge
last week and remflidad us not to let
a copy of the Journal escape her
while she was changing from Geor
gia mountains to her winter home
in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Page and
daughters, Willie Joe and Delia
have returneu to Birmingham after
‘visiting their mother and sisters
‘here. Mrs. J. S. Warren and Page
‘Carnes went as faf as Atlanta with
them and spent the day there.
« Marietta friends ot Mrs. John Al
bert Perdue, of Atlanta, are inter
ested in the approaching marriage
of her daughter and namesake, Ma
rian Graham. Many old residents
will recall ‘Missie”” Graham who
was a gregt belle in Cobb County
during her girlhood.
On Tuesday afternoon the primary
departinent of the First Baptist
Sunday Scnool, including more than
a hundred children, were entertain
ed at the church. Mrs. Sams, Mrs.
Benson, Mrs. Maadox, Misses Mary
Towers, Nellie Jameson, Alice Moz
ley and Ruby Benson were in
charge. ;
Dr. W. M. Gober has taken a
position as superintendent of a hos
pital in Harrison near Newark, N.
Js The hospital is for the 5,000
employes of the Hyatt Roller Bear
ing Co. and this i’a fine opportuni
ty for Dr. Gober to accomplish much
good as well as to improve himself!
as a physician. - |
Dr. C. L. McCleskey and Mr. Royi
Moore spent last week 35 miles east
of Blue Ridge shooting birds and
brought home among numberless\
partridges, threse wild turkeys. Dr.
McCleskey enterjaineds on New
Years evening with a game dinner
to whicn he invited Dr. Leslie Blair,
and the members of the iirm of
Connor, Camp & MecCleskey. lt}
was a feast indeed and greatly en~
joyed. |
MISS FLORENCE ENTERTAINS
Miss Odene Florence has visitingj
her during vacation hep room nmtei
at Bglmont-Ward Seminary, Miss
Mary Jane Craig, of Alberquerque,i
N. M., Miss Annie Armstrong, Miss{
Lucile Brown and Miss Carolyn
Cooper, of Atlanta. On Frgiay af—'
ternoon she gave a Gem party in
their honor inviting Misses Evelyn‘
Clay, Sarah Patton, Mary Frances |
Gilbert and Hattie Black.
The round table was set \\'ith‘
lace mats over which red 'flowersf
were strewn and red carnations |
were in a crystal vase in the can-'
ter. Mistle toe was also used in the |
decorations and the place cardsl
were Christmas greetings. ‘
A Manhattan salad course was!
served with wnipped cream and I'ro—§
zen egg nog with angel food and |
fruit cake. Red and white mints
and salted nuts were in crystal ('om-'
potes and red candles in crystall
candle sticks. ‘
MRS. FLORENCE ENTERTAINS i
On Tiaursday evening Mr, andl
Mrs. W. A. Florence entertained |
with a turkey dinner using redh
carnations and place cards adorned‘
with plum puddings. One of the|
old timey delicious courses was am-l
brosia. Beside the house guostsi
there were Mr. and Mrs. Georgs: |
Griffin and Miss Helen Griffin, Mr. |
and Mrs. E. C. Gurley, Mrs. W. A, |
Woolbright and Mr. Rufus \\'oo!-!
bright, of Atlanta. {
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XMAS AND NEW YEARS CARDS.F
Below is the message sent to!
faithful shriners by their “big}
bogs’’: .. < |
CHRISTMAS 1916, |
I look to the East, '
Where the palm trees grow, !
And the beautiful sun is born, |
.And pray that heaven’s a‘uid-[
ing peace I
May come to you Christmas morn. \
Yours in the true faith, i
WALTER P. \‘\’TTx\—,_"
Ilustrious Potentate Yaarab Tem- |
ple. ‘
FOR RENT—five room house cor- |
ner North Waddell and Dobbs St.
Apply to Miss J. L .Sewell, _3O”
Hasmes Street. i
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ner, her grandson, Mr. W .R. Joyner, Jr,, and her great grand daughter, Lucy Wellons Joyner, only 18
months old.
DR. AND MRS. PERKINSON’S
ANNIVERSARY.
Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Perkinson
celebrated the 6th anniversary of
tneir wedding on Monday, Jan. Ist,
1917, with a family dinner.
The table had a dish of ferns in
the center surrounded by a wreath
of holly and poinsettias and the
season’s colors were carried out in
minor decorations. The white ice
cream nad a red Bix in the center
and was served with white cake.
There was a big turkey with all
the usual accompaniments and a
merry all-day ‘party enjoyed the
happy occasion.
Dr. and Mrs. Perkinson have two
lovely children, a son and a dauga
ter and have recently mowved into
a handsome new residence on
Church streat. :
Their cup of happiness is brim
ming full and the sky above tanem
is radiant.
Their guests on tnis ocecasion in
cluded Mrs. McAtee, Mr. and Mrs.
T. A. Gramling, Mrs. Ed Stephens,
Miss Louie Dean Stephens, Miss
Louigse Whitaker, of Hendersonville,
N. C., Mrs. Jesse Perkinson and
littla son, Messrs. Oscar, Paul and
Ernest Perkinsoa, Miss Sara Wood
and Master Tom Gramling, Mrs.
Charlie Gramling and Martha Gram
ling.
DIAL-JOHNSON.
Mr. and Mrs. James Milton La
them, of Woodstock, announce the
engagement of their niece, Miss
Luta Florine Dial, to Smith Lemon
Johnston, the wedfling to take
place at home on February 21. No
cards.
Mr, and Mrs. George D, Ander
son spent Christmas in Macon.
The way to have
<P D NS
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1s to join our
(hristmas Bankmg¢ Club
Come In. ask about it.
Put’YOUR money’'in OUR bank.
We pay 4 per cent interest.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
MARIETTA, GEORGIA
Capital 7 $100,000.00
Surplus and Profits , 75,000.00
Over 23 Years of Successful Business
OFFICERS.
J. E. MASSEY, President. G. P. REYNOLDS, Cashier.
JOS. M. BROWN, Vice Pres. D. R. LITTLE, Asst. Cashiex
ASK FOR ONE OF OUR POCKET SAVINGS BANKS
RECITAL.
Tonere will be a recital in expres
sion at the school auditorium by the
pupils from tne class of Miss Karl
Carter, assisted by Miss Mattie El
lis, contralto soloist, Friday even
ing, January 12th, 1917, at eight
o'clock. The public invited.
There was a time when a very
rich man had a hard time winning
an office directly from tne people,
but that was ber re Asa G. Candler
sought to be mayor of Atlanta.—
Savannah Morning News. But
that's easily explained. Your Un
cla Asa is something besides ‘“‘a very
rich man’’; he is, first of akl, &
loyal, patriotic, public-spirited eiti
zen and never permits anybody to
pull harder tne traces for Atlanta
than he does.—Augusta Chronicle.
Advertising in The Journal sells
the goods. ‘
FOR SALE AND WANT-A
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WANTED — About. 2000 ¥ o
~ hand brick. C. K, o
WANTED—one thorotighbred wiif
-.rock roster. Must be yom g and
healthy. - Phone 463 o j,é
Wright street. R [fs,
TWO COWS or yearlings escaped
from us a few days ago fi}.;
ing loaded on a car. Reward if
returned to Bullard Brothers. !
FOR RENT—A six room House,
close in. Apply to H. V. Man
ning, | e
PIGS FOR SALE—Pure bred;@
shirez from ¥ weeks to = fibfi:fii
oid. Strong healthy, vigorous x’
lows. If you wan. a bargain i
pigs, see me at once. H. C. Huds
‘gins, Phone 24-J. Smyrna, Ga}. t&
'ROOMS FOR RENT—Furnished %”
- unfurnished. Apply to Mrs. 8. E.
Atkinson. 2.
FOR SALE—for cash or good note,
’ 3 good mules. J. W. Fuller,
iSmyrna, Ga., Phone 16 W.
LOST—Collle dog 5 months old,
light tan with some white on
neck. If found notify W. G. Moore
and get reward. Phone 484. J, 1t
et ettt e ————— |
WANTED-——A white lady to keep
house, ete. Small family and no
children. Apply at Journal of=
fice, t!.
FOR SALE —Buggy, Phaeton, good
as new, having rabber tires and
top. W. A. Coursen, 411 Polk St.,
Marietta, ~ dec22
FOR RENT—On Jan Ist 5 room cote
tage, 601 Cherokee St., apply to
Mrs. W. M. Murray, 602 Church Bt.,
Phone 116-J nl7 di-15-29,
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LOST—on Monday mornhing, small
roll of bllls near Griggs Store on
Powder Springs street. Return te
the Journal office and get a re
ward, 1t
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FOR EXCHANGE—Pretty 5 room
cottage with hall, lot 46 x 190,
suburbs Atlanta, for acreage 'mNear
Smyrna, not on carline, Address T.
A. Pinson. tt
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l The party who about a year ago
borrowed my volume No. 2 of Ma
‘ kers of History by Abbott will great
ly oblige by returning same &
’Walker Fuller, Smyrna, Ga.
| FOR RENT—Good house with large
garden and place for cow and
chickens, Convenient to the cars
‘for people working in Atlanta or
Marietta. Apply 112 Gramling St.
i Phone 275—17. tf.
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'FOR RENT—A four oom house oa
| " Pearl street, a good barn and one
‘and a half acres of land. Apply to
ET. M. Garrett, Roswell, Route 25,
Jan 12. ,
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' LOST—On the road between At.
lanta and Canton, Thursday, De-
Ecember 7th, ladies’ pockethook. Re
turn to Loring Raoui, 812 Walton
‘Building Atlanta, for reward. 1t
———
LOBT—TFriday” Dol B o trolley
car arriving in Marietta at 2
o‘clock or on the streets of Marietta
‘dark fur neck piece. Flnder please
‘return to Mrs. N. A, Morris, Church
St., and receive reward, dec29
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LOST—A silver card case in the
Flrst National Bank. Reward if
réturned to the bank or the Mari-
Journal office, -1t
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LOST—Strand of gold beads on
Whitlock Avenue, Washington
Averue or Atlanta Street. Reward
If retorned to Dobbs Hardware
StOI’C. u,“
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FOR INFORMATION ABOUT nu?"i‘
NA REAL ESTATE, CALL OR SEE
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B. F. REED &CC
Phone No. 61, Smyrna, “':_‘
1. M. W
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