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Friday Morning, January sth, 1917,
News From Over The County.
\ POWDER SPRINGS.
Miss Maud Brown has returned
to Hogansville after a few days here
with her sister, Mrs. J. B. Oglesby.
Miss Grace Babb spent the holi
days here with Miss Mattie Bag
gett. ]
Rev. and Mrs, B. S. Flaming from
Atlanta, visited their parents here
last week.
Mrs. Margaret Lindley and Miss
Margaret Hughey have returned
nome from Atlanta, where they/
visited relatives. ¢
Mr. Mason Florence had as nis
guest last week mr. Robert Lee
vansant, from the State University.
Miss Evelyn Betts, a schoolmate
of Miss Ethel Butner, spent laSt
week with her.
Mr. B. Arnold, Mr. Gus Cole, from
Decatur, Mr. C. C. Brooks, and Miss
Gertie Brooks and Misp Stella
Marchman, from Dallas, visited at
the nome of Mr. John A. Lewis last
week.
Misses Louise Reeves, Lucile and
Kate Florence spent the holidays
with homefolks.
After a stay.of several days with
her mother here, Miss Annie Moon
nas returned to Baxley to resume
her studies.
Dr. J. D. Middlebrooks spent the
week-end with his daughter at Carl
ton.
The Baraca and Philathea
classes of the Baptist Church en
tertained at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Oglesby on Wednesday
evening. '
Miss Mary Bell, from Atlanta, vi
sited Miss Gertrude Bell last week.
Miss . Sykes is with her aunt,
Mrs. Laura Wolf.
Mr. Marsnp McT¥re has moved to
the Cotton place which he purchas
ed some time ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Riss and two chil
dren and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mec-
Lain spent the weesk-end with their
parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. Bucnanan, Mr. and
Mrs, Garnett Haraage entertained
the young people one evening last
week. After thé game delightful
refreshments werz served. ‘
Miss Agnes Scott has returned
to Atlanta after a short visit to
Misses Murray and Lewis. |
Miss Lois Bookout visited Miss
Nell Moon in Dallas' last week.
Mr. Guy Lindley and family and
Mr. and Mrs. C. ¥. Hunt, from At
lanta, visited their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. B, P. vLindley, during the
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B lewig and
sons, from Marietta, spent Christ
mas Day with theip parents here.
Mrs. Buchanan has returned
from Atlanta. POLLY.
FLOYD.
We are glad‘ to. say that no se
rious accidents happened in our cir
¢le during the holidays. Everybody
scemed to conduct themselves with
cheerfulness.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wade and
children spent last week with rela
tives near Birmingham, Ala.
Mr. Harry B. Mitchell, of Corne
lie, spent Christmas with his fami-
Iy of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Moss, ot
Mableton have moved into the house
with their grandfather, Mr. F. F.
fiann, and will make fheir home
there for another year.
Mr. and Mrs. John Moon and
children spent part of last wezk
With relatives near Atlanta.
. Mr. D. L. Thomas has resigned
"‘ pesition as section foreman and
;i-zrtn.;”n“ to Fitzgerald as foreman
; Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Glore, of
Mableton, speny Wednesday with
"I. and Mrs. J. 0. Meeler.
Mr. John W Smith left Sunday
* Copperhill, Tenn., after spend
e the holidays with homefolks.
Iroand Mrs. william Brown, of
“ableton, spent Sunday with the
”‘-"l" of Mr. John A. Glore.
.f\h' Henry Shaw, Jr., h#s com-
Peted his nice new house. His fa-
Mr. Henry Shaw, and sister,
\%S Lizzie, are to shara the new
Me with him, ’
h‘j’r' and Mrs. Watson Smith, of
Cranla, were the guests of Mr.
""::"’i’k Mrs, G. w. Anderson last
o 1 Mrs. Bessie Gann ana children
‘;’:‘l,Y last week with her parents,
i‘;.--‘vr;i”‘d Mrs. George Wilkes, of At
\"‘Pd zn;]«lm‘l\rrs.‘ J. H. Théthas Kave
i 'ére from Decatur. Mr.
,'":\””_”’* IS filling the vacancy of
r_“mr‘:]:::]'. D. L. Thomas, as section
Week-eng 5 lanta, spant the
W. M. la::?.th. the family of Mr.
4 am,
Re
ing ;;“*E‘O};ec"(;r;he‘re Will be preach
-""mday nignt; %{lurch Sunday and
%ecuring Rey. @ evfee] grateful on
Pastor fop the. en;uin. .
£ Year,
AUSTELL.
Mr. Abe Irvine has raturned to
Norfolk, Va., to resume his duties
with the U.”S Navy. é
Mrs. J. R. Winters has returned
home after spending the Holidays
with her parents in Rochester, N,
Y
' Mrs. L. M. Scott is visiting her
daughter in Montgomery, Ala.
Miss Era Murrah is spending hep
vacation with home folks at Waver
lly Hall.
| Misses Thelma and Wilma James,
’of Douglasville, were wrecent visi
tors to Miss Priscilla Causey.
} The many friends of Mr., Will
Strickland will be sorry to Kknow
‘that he is still very Jow.
~ Messrs. John Garmon, of Rome,
'C. T. Garmon, of Illinois, and Hen
ry Garmon, of Atlanta, visited their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Gar
mon, the past week.
Miss Nettie Marie Humphries, as
sisted by Miss Lois Humphries, en
tertained with a rook party last
Wednesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Dodgen were
the guests of their son, Mr. Li A
Dodgen the past week.
Mr. D. H. Goodwin was called to
the bedside of his sister in Federick
Hall, Va.
Mr. Dilmus Shelton, of Macon, is
spending a few days with his pa
rents, Mr, and Mrs. S. Shelton.
Miss Nellie Ray Wilson enter
tained at dinner Wednesday in
honor of Miss Louise Cloud. Those
present were Misses Louise Cloud,
Lucy Veal, Jewel Barnes and Marie
Shelverton.
Mrs. D. H. Goodwin has returned
from a visit 40 Eupora, Miss.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Winters, of
Atlanta, were recent guests of Mrs.
C. H. Winters.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Irvine, of Ma
con, spant Xmas with his parents,
Mr., and Mrs. A. H, Irvine,
Mrs. H. C. Mather has returned
from a visit to Florida.
Mr. Paul Shelton, of Birmingham,
Ala., spent Christmas with his pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Sebe Shelton.
Miss Louise «Cloud will return to
G. N. & I. College after spending
the holidays with her parents, Dr,
and Mrs. L. G. Garrett.
Mr. Louch spent the holidays in
Alto Vista, Va.
Mrs. R. L. Nesbit and children. of
Roswell, have returned. home after
a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Causey.
Mr. and Mrs, F. S. Wilson were
the guests of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs." B. H. Veal during the holi
days.
Mr. Jonn Cloud has returned
fro a visit to Conyers, Ga.
Mr. A. B. Harrington spent the
holidays with his mother, Mrs. E.
Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Shelverton
Wwere recent guests to his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Shelverton.
Dr. and Mrs. 1. G. QGarreft an
nounce the birth of a son.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Davis. of Ri
verside, visited relatives here tha
past week.
Me. R M. Sealey, of Noreross,
was in Austell Sunday.
We are glad to note that Mr,
Will Maxium is abla to be up.
Miss Chester Daniell spent the
holidays with homefolks in Powder
Springs.
Miss Eva Lassiter, of Atlanta. is
visiting her grand parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frost.
- AUREVOIR.
MOUNT OLIVET.
Mr. D, L., Pitzgerald, of Augusta,
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. D. FitZgerald.
Master Bob Harrison is on the
sick list this week, we are sorry to
hear. :
Mr. O. ‘M. Wigley spent Sunday
with Mr. T. J. Austin.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer |Harrison,
of Acworth, spant Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. G. F. Harrison and fami
ly. :
Miss Mary Lillian Rodgers, of
Atlanta,’ spent Sunday with Mr.
jand Mrs. Allison Harrison,
| Misses Mary Lou and Berthia La
‘(‘y spent Saturday night with Misses
\Huby and Jessie Hardage at Kirks
' Chapel.
. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. U. Gentry, of
tl(ennesaw, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. Rogers.
Mrs. 8. A. Abbott is visiting rela
tives in Atlanta this week.
Mr. Arthur Griggs, of Atlanta,
is visiting hemefolks this week.
Mrs. J B. Adair and son; Mr.
Albert Adair, spent Sunday night
with relatives at Dallas.
Miss Maria Hefner is on a visit
to her sister, Mrs. S. C. Abbott, in
Atlanta.
The prayer meeting has been
frozen out at this place, but we
hope the weather will moderate .in
a few days and we want everybody
to come out and help. “Oas.”
THE MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER
SMYRNA.
Dr. and Mrs. Freeman, of Nelson,
have rented Mrs. S. B. Love's bun
galow on Atianta streef.
Rev. W. J. Culpepper is ill with
tonsilitis.
| Mr. and Mrs. Ratnwell Gann, of
lAtlanta. were the guests of Miss
Nina Ruff Sunday.
f Mr. Robert Collins and Mr. Jos
‘eph Taylor, of Atlanta, were the
guests of Mr. Lofton Oslin last
week. .
Mrs. J. R. Deavours entertained
at a New Year's dinner on Monday
evening. The invited guests were
Misses Nina Ruff, Emma Dunn and
Hattie Davis, Messrs. W. J. Cul
pepper and Warren Cantrell.
Mr. U. J. Hardeman and Miss
Leila Hardeman, of Decatur, were
the guests of Mmrs. Leon Cummer
ford Xmas Day.
The friends of Mrs. T. W. Whit
field will regret to lsarn that she
continues ill at her home.
Miss Era and Ella Matthews, of
Tucker, were the guests of Mrs.
0. 8. Cofer for several day this
week.
Miss Annie (race Rusk, of De
catur, was the attractive guest of
Miss Helen Pace last week.
Miss Gladys Hicks entertained
very delightfully for the Hilarity
Club last Friday afternoon. Those
present were Misses Edith Hud
gins, Pauline Brinkley, Jennie Dun
lap, Willie Brown, Mamie Brown,
Emmie Dunn, Era Matthews Illa
Matthews, Allene Bonner, Mazie
Whitfield and Mrs. Hudert Man
ning. ‘
Miss Helen Pace entertained for
her guest, Miss Rusk, on Friday ev
ening, at her home on Atlanta
street.
Mrs. O. S. Cofer entertained very
delightfully for her guests, the
Misses Matthews, last Thursday
evening.
Mr. Jerrold Oslin happened to =
very painful accident last week.
While splitting kindling the hatech
et slipped and cut a very bad gash
on his knee. We hope for him a
speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Barilli, of
Atlanta, have returned to their
home after spending the holidays
Wwith Mrs, Barilli’s mother, Mrs., H.
C. Hudgins.
Miss Dorothy Waddell has return
ed to Greenville, S. C. to resume
her studies at Greenville Female
College.
Mr. Ula Manning has returned
to Martha Berry. |
Miss Quinney Jones, of Atlanta,‘
visited Mrs. J. M. Ruff last week.
STELLA.
CHALXER SCHOOL HOUSE.
Mr. Hiram baker and Miss Zodie
Casey were married on December
24th, and also Mr. Olin \\'es!n‘.(;rw-l
land and Miss Clara Chance wére
married on Docémb«-r 25th, at tne‘
residence of Mr. T. O. Brown. Both |
couples have many friends who wish |
for 'them a long and pleasant life.
Born: to Mr. and Mrs. W, R,
Chalker, a fine boy, and also bprn
to Mr. and Mrs. Edd Crowder, a‘
fine girl 1
The ladies sent a Caristmas din-l
ner to the conviets on Dae. 25th
to partly recompense them for lho,l
wcrk they have done on the roads |
Mr. Newt Morris ded2rves praise |
for the splendid roads tnat he is‘
building.
Mr. Nathan Gunnin and I'2lmi!.\nl
from Texas, spsnt Christmas withl
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. A.l
Gunnin, and has returned home. |
Mr. John Gunnin went back with |
him ts make tneir future home inl
Texas. ‘
Mrs. Macy Chalker’s buga‘y-horsei
died last week. |
i EDITH. i
SMYRNA. l
Our school is very small sim-‘!%
the weather is so bad. We hope to |
have more pupils soon, when tae |
weather moderates. ‘
The singing given by Misses I\lin—l
nie and Lucile Johns Sunday night
was well attended and highly en- |
joyed. l
Mr. A. H., Cunningaam and:
daughter, Miss Maggie Cunning
ham, of Mariztta have returned]
from their visit to their old home,l
Murphy, N. C., where they spent
their Caristmas holidays.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
at the home of THirs. Louise Man
ning Friday evening, tiie 9th. Ev
ervbody is cordially invited.
Let everybody please remember
clup at this place. The young peo
ple are preparing a nice program
for the next meeting, whicn will
be Saturday night before the second
Sunday. . |
Wigh the Journal Success. |
JACK.
OLIVE SPRINGS. e
Toe stork visited the home of
Col! and Mrs. Jessie L. Moore on
Dec. 22nd, and before! taking his
departure presented Mr. and Mrs.
Moore a beautiful bright-eyad boy.
Mother and son are doing nicely.
While the Col. receiving many con
gratulations from his numerous
friends.
John S. Wilson, the little son of
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Wilson, Se,,
is very sick witn pneumonia faver.
Dr. Is 1. 'Blatr Is giving medical
aid, and we hope for him a safe re
covery.
Mrs. W. M. Teems and little
daughter Elizabeth are on a visit to
relatives in Ellijay and Raleigh, N.
i
| Christmas passed off very quietly
in this part of the community,
. Those that had the measles dur
ing the holidays are: Mr. J. H.
Sanders and Miss Grace Sanders,
Leila, Eula Mae, Esmer and Clif
ford Barfield, Alvis and Gladys
York, Mr. G. L. Booth and Miss Ed
die Booth, also Mrs. C. D. R2ed, of
Atlanta, who was taken while on
a visit here to tne family of Mr.
G. W. Argo.
The Christmas tree here on Mon
day evening was a great success, as
each ‘“‘tot” was remembered with
a present. Miss Fannie Moore s
class presented her with a very
nice dress. Miss Moore has taught
\'tnis class for a number of years and
‘has made a very successful teacher.
‘ Mr. H. D. Barber and family, of
Atlanta, spent the holidays here
with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Barber.,
Mrs, B. L. Irelan and children,
of Tifton, are on a visit ‘here to
relatives. ‘
. Mr. Walter Wise and bridé ana
their mother, Mrs. S. ‘L. Wise, and
Master Arthur Wise are now ocecu-
Pying the Sylvester bungalow.
Mr., and Mrs, J. W. Barber re
membered theiy son, Mr. D. C. Bar
ber, who is at Fort Bliss, Texas,
with a nice Christmas box ‘contain
ing cake, country ham, home-made
sausage and press meat. We are
sure Durant could not have received l
a gift that was needed or appre
ciated more than tnis was. Durant
remembered his loved ones here and
sent each a nice little gift and
Christmas greeting.
“Beauty’’, the family horse of
Mr. J. W. Barber, died Christmas
night, twenty-six years o'd. This
faithful horse has been in family
use about ninetaen op twenty years]
and each one regrets having to give
‘“Beauty’’ up. ‘
Miss R. V. Daniell, of Smyrna,
spent Wedneseday and Thursday
with Miss Myrtle Crowe.
Mrs. E. W. Wise, while alighting
the trolly car at Fair Oaks on F¥ri
day mornfng was accidentally
tarown from the car and considera
bly bruised, but fortunately no
bones were broken. She was car
ried to Dr. W. T. Pace's Drug Store
at Smyrna, where the wounds were
dressed by Dr. Pace and she was
later brought to her home at this
place, wher2 she is now resting!
nicely, ’
News came to Olive Springs \\'(3(l-1
nesday of the death in Kast l’nint‘
of Mr. Preston Rhoden, who havingl
vigited relatives) here made many |
friends and was highly respected by’
all. He ta H‘urvived by his wife,
who is a daughter of Mr. and f\lrs.,
W. L. Ellis, and three children. The
funeral soervices were conducted at |
East Point on Friday and the in—;
terment was in College Park ceme
tery. A host of friends and rel,{-l
tives followed the nody to the grave |
and there paid tane last sad rites to |
their friend and ntri;:hbor.‘\\'f: s_vm—!
pathize with the grief stricken \l.'it'-'-‘
and three little children who willi
never lkinow a fathers love. i
Mrs. Will Hicks and children apd |
Mr. Stephen Hicks, of Etowah, |
Tenn., spent the ‘!mlizln,\'s here wi!hi
their parents, Mr, and Mrs, J. 5.
Hicks. * :
Miss Flora Mellnnis gave a p'nmlll
supper to a large number of nm‘i_
friends and neighbors on Saturday |
night. After several intt"rr":rin;:fi
games were played refreshments’|
of cake, candy and fruits were serv-!
ed in the dining-room. Hep mother |
Mrs. Ora Mcllnnis, and hear ;mnt,%
Miss Pheobe Mecelnnis, assisted in |
entertaining the guests,
Megarn, J. M, oand N A Brewer,
of Marietta, visited tneir niece and
daughter, Mrs. G. E. Crowe and‘
family here last Sunday, ;
Miss Ruby Baker, of Dallas, is]
on a visit to her cousin, ™7&s Willa
Knox. '
Miss Dezzie Mooney, of Kenne
saw, is the guest of her aunts.
Misses L.ou and Flizabeth Camp.
Prayver service was well attendedl
here ¢n Sunday night. Rev. 8. E.
Cassi’ly and Mrs. R. 8. Lindley, of
Marietta, were present and made
very interesting talks. We would
be glad to nave them present withl
us again.
Mrs. Charlie Wood, of Mountain
View, is with her sister, Mrs. T. F.
Knox for a few days.
yMr. Charlie Soyez, of Atlanta,
paid his ueual visit here on, Sun
,daY. :
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Moore ac
‘companied by their father, mr.
Black, spent several days in Gaines
ville, :
: CLYDE,
KENNESAW.
Mr. Henry Brock phas gone to
Colorado where he will take a po
sition,
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Hendon spent
Christmas with relatives in Chero
kee county.
Miss Willie Sewell spent last
week in Smyrna with her sister,
Mrs. Roy Manning.
Messrs. G. T. Booth, Ciiff Booth
and Max Durham, of Banson, spent
Friday wita Mr» angi Mps. Ben
Booth.,
Mrs. Dr. J. G. Lester is going to
Atlanta twice a week, where she
is taking treatment from Dr. John
son.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Cooley and
little son William are visiting rela
tives at their old home in Cleve
land, Ga.
Mr. John Baldwin and Miss Mary
Baldwin, of Atlanta, visited Mr. E.
G. Hill and family last week.
Miss Lou Stephens and Miss Leila
Chambers, of Canton, visited Miss
Eula Lenard last week,
Mr. Herchell Lenard, who spent
the past week here with his parents
Mr, and Mrs. Lenard, has returned
to his position at Pine Log, Bartow
County.
Dr. J, W. Ellis was re-elected
mayor Monday.
Mr. John McAfee and family have
‘moved hpere from Marietta to the
farm bought from Mrs, 8. J. Py
ron.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moon have
moved to Dalton, |
Mr. Harrison Boring and fumilyi
will move to Marietta this week. |
Mr. Major Young has moved to
Mr, Stephen’s tarm on the Marietta
road.
Mrs, Tom Young and children
reached Denver, Co., last month,
going to Mr. Young, who had been
tnere for several months, where he
has a position.
Mr. Beach, of Whitfield county,
has been at his uncle's, Mr. R. B.
Moon. While pere he caught sev
eral minks and weasels., He gets
a good price for the hides and it
Is very satisfying to the poultry
raisers to get rid of the pesky var
mints,
Miss Bess Cagle and Mr. Clifford
Cagle came home from VF¥aleska and
spent the holidays at home.
Miss Annie Adams came up fmm,
Marietta Friday and spent the day |
with Mrs. M. B. Adams and th(»n‘
went over to Mount Olivet to visit |
her sister, Mrs, A. C. White.
Miss Maria Popham visited Mr.
and Mrs. B. V. Greer in Marietta
last week.
Miss KEdna’ Channell, of Marietta, |
vigited her sister, Mrs. James (7h:ll-f
ker, and Mrs. Carl Chastain lafltf
week, going trom there to Doraville |
to visit hier brother Mr. David (Jhan-l
nell. !
Mr. H. M. Pyron, with his wife |
and daughters, Mary and Sadie, vl-!
sited Mrs. S. J. Fyron last week, f
Mr. Jessie Moon, of Whitfield
county, was a recent visitor to his |
parents, Mr. anda Mrs. R. B. Mmm.'
The proverbial hog jowl and pnaHl
were in evidence in every home |
that I've heard trom today New |
Year’s, !
Mrs. Lizzie Dobbs moved to Ma- |
rietta Tuesday. f
Mr. Will Brown returned fmm;
Atlanta, Tuesday, where he hadi
spent ten days with Mr. and Mrs. |
Gus Robberson. - ’
Mrs. Guss Robberson, of At,ln.nm,3
is visiting her sister, Mrs, J. H. |
Owen, E
Mr. John Skelton and sons, Ralph |
and John, Jr,, spent Friday in At
lanta. '
The linotyp2a man last week ;.r,ut[
my item rather mixed up, it wzzs;
Mr. John Dabbs, not Dobbs, and |
Mrs. Martha Guliver, not (::'ili\'(er,i
and Mrs. Nobie Guliver Smithson, |
who was buried nere. Mr, .luhn}
Williams had not sold his farm to |
W. P. Ward, but to Mr. Walter M- |
Lain, and he had lived a useful life, |
not wonderful, as the type made it
read, . '
I hope Mrs. Carter is well an'l’
nere’'s hoping the editor and ecor
respondents a happy New Ye:zar. ’
Mrs. Mertha Guliver died at
Milledgeville Tuesgday, Jan. 2na, |
and the remains were brought here{
Wednesday for interment. Those |
of the relatives and friends coming
were Mr. and \WMrs. C. 8. Ba)dwin,l
Mr. Frank Gibson, Mr. Frank Har
ris, Mrs. ‘Susie Cason, Mrs. Hamp
Cason, Mr, Will Smitason ana Mrs.
Itussell and Miss Russell, of At
lanta, Mr. Joe Carrie, of Rome. The
funeral will be at 2 ©o’clock today,
at the Methodist church, by Rev.
Mr. Dimond.
: GYPSEY.
WANTED—One to ten Golf Club
Bonds.. .If at good discount. Sel-l
slons Loan & Trust Co. %
: LOST MOUNTAIN ;
Among those who spent Xmas
here were Mrs, Adah Bullard, of
Birmingham, Ala., John Mayes and
wife, of Griffin, Ga., Lucius Scott,
of St. Louis, M 0.,” Miss Corine Scott,
of Chicamauga, Miss Lucile Arnold
and B. Arnold, of Atlanta, Miss
Minnie Arnolu, of Cutabert, Ga.,
Wilson Arnold and wife, of Dar
rien, Ga., Misses Oneal, Eben and
Souri Lee Kemp, of Commerce, Ga.,
W. N. Hamilton, of Thomasville,
Ga., Mrs. Joe Channel, of Atlanta,
and others whose names we failed
to get. :
Mrs. Millie Moon left Sunday for
Portal, Ga., where she win spend
a month with her som, Dr. Sam
Moon, 3
Mr. C. A. Hensen. in company
with his two sons, J. T. and J. A.
Hensen, spent last Friday in Mari
etta with his daughter, where she
had prepared a nice dinner for tne
fathep and brothers.
Six of A. N. Mayes family cele
brated the holiaays by having the
measles. The sick ones gre all doing
’woll. One member of Caoarlie
3Wright's family has them. s
~ Rev. Reuben Barrow is the new
‘minister called to preach at the
Lost Mountain Baptist church.
The weataer and roads were un
usually bad during the holidays and
our people could not get out very
much,
The holidays passed off quiet and
the people behaved themselves like
decent folks, and nobitdy got drunk
so far as we have heard.
Mr. George Lindley and Miss
Ollie Scott were married Sunday,
December 23rd. The couple is a
mong our most popular young pao
ple. Miss Ollie is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Scott. Roy
Thackston and Miss Irene Mayes
accompanied toem to Acworth,
where they were married by Rev,
E.' D, Patton.
Mr. Grady Ferrell and Miss Mary
Gregory were also married Dec. 23d.
We wish both couples abundant
happiness through life.
Joe Cotton, who is attending the
A. & M. Collége, is now boarding at
the dormitory and does not go back
and forth as heretofore.
Hoyle Dobbins visited his uncle
at Cartersville last week,
ALLEN.,
AUSTELL (RURAL)
The announcement of the mar
riage of Mr. Rolle Mosley and Miss
Annie Brown came as a surprise to
their many friends.
The wedding occured Sunday, De
cember 24th, in Atlanta.
The bride and groom are well
know here, where they nave a host
of friends that wish for them much
happiness in their future life,
Mr. and Mrs, Mosley were the
guests Chrigtmas Day of the
groom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. S.
Mosley, where they received the
congratulations of their many
friends,
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Andrews and
children, of Rome, Ga., visited mr.
S. B. Smith Caristmas wzek., Mr.
and Mrs. Andrews came with tae
body of Mr. Andrews’ brother, who
was Killed in an automobile acei
dent in Rome,
Mr. John Strickland and Miss Ka
tie Westmoreland spent the week
end as the guests of Mrs. Susie‘
Brown and family, of Smyrna,
Miss Mamie Stegall, of Atlanta,
spent the hol¥days wita Miss Bethie
Pair, Miss Stegall was one of us
during her childhood, and has many
friends here that are always glad
to sce her. i
Soma of us thought the Ku-Klux
band had come among us Christmas
Day, a number of young people,
dressed in the many colors of the
rainbow, soma of the boys with
dresses like the latest style, only a
little more so, were out having a
jolly time. There was no rowdy
ness. Just having innocent fun,
Mr. Baker, of Rome, Ga., npag
bought the home ot Mr. C. D. Gor
mon, on the Powder Springs road,
Mr. Baker comes highly recommen i
ed in religious and social life. We
extend to him a nearty welcome,
Mr. Grover (. Moore, of Atlanta,
spent Sunday with Mr. 0. L. Moore
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R, Perkerson
and children, Mr. J. D. Perkerson
and Miss Lilla Perkerson went over
to Atlanta Saturday, making the
trip in their car. They reportad
the roads almost impassable.
. Mr, and Mrs, €. T Perkerson,
Mrs. Howell and Miss Grady Howell
had as toeir guests for dinner Sune
day Mr. and Mrs. J. D, Perkerson
and family. »}
May this be a year of pea).cam&i
prosperity. DELLA;
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