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- isy Moruiug, April 13th, 1917
goctal and Personal
= ;;awberry cups for sale ‘atl
F‘:fii odene Florence is at home
om Ward-Belmont College on ‘a
yizit.
Miss Lillian Bond and Miss Mary
pradford spent Sunday in Cedar
towh.
The Choral club will meet with
viss Evelyn Clay on next Taurs
(‘la:~’ evening. PR :
Ask Smith & ward about “Gold
pust” Flour. . 5
Mis¢ Virginia Barnes spent the
week-end with her sister, Mrs. Fin
canpon, at West End.
Miss Constance Cole, who has
peen ir Asheville, N. C., for several
months, has come home for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Cohen went
down to Atlanta Sunday afternoon
ty see Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Milner,
I
Fresh snipment of those delicious
chocolate covered cherries, just re
coived at Faw’s. Special at 39c a
box.
Ask Smith & Ward about “Gold‘
Dust” Flour. u
Mr. Ed McMichael came up Mon
day evening to see his sister, Miss
Lula McMichael, who ig ill at Mrs.
Boston's. &
Mr. Pierce Power has been quite
«ick with pleurisy for the past ten
days at his home in Atlanta, and
Col. and Mrs. Power have been go
ing down frequently to see nim.
Mre. Charles Bolden and chil
dren, who have been in Louisiana
with Mr. Bolden for several months,
have returned to Marietta now tnat
he is again traveling. They have
rooms with Mrs. Atkinson, on Ros
well Street.
It will pay you to look over our
Remnant counter. Marietta Bar
gain House.
In the Sunday School at the First
Methodist Caurch the special Eas
ter program that had been arranged
by Mrs. Charlie Northcutt was well
rendered by the children. Next
Sunday this scnool is to celebrate
“Fathersf Day’. - Dr. Smith has
prepared an interesting program
which is to begin promptly at 9:30.
Miss Lula McMichael still con
tinues ill at the residerice of Mrs.
John Boston.. Her sister, Mrs. John
son, of Oxford, nas returned home,
but another sister, Mrs. Lowe, of
Beuna Vista, will remain for a
while. Miss McMichael has scores
of friends nere who will watch ea
gerly for any improvement in her
condition.
Remnants<Remnants-Remnants.
Bip cCunter of Remnants, greatly
underpriced. 'Marietta Bargain
House, \
The Mission Study Class of the
Methodist Churcy met witli Mrs.
Alban Gilbert on Atlanta Street on
Monday afternoon, with an atten
dance of about twenty-five. The
book they are studying is ealled
“The South Today”, and tne chap
ter for the afternoon was ‘‘Educa
tional Efforts and Achievements’.
Atter the reading and a general dis-
Cussion of the topics, refreshments
tonsisting of lemonade and sand
wiches were served. 2
~ Remnants-Remnants-Remnants.
Big Counter of Remnants., greatly
%‘;defpn'ced. Marietta Bargain
use,
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COTTOLENE does ma
delicious biscuits,
Yes
The flavor d_ocs COYTlP"’_“'fl
well with biscuits made wit
butter. : }
Yes Dl
COTTOLENE biscuits' do
brown nicely.
Yes
COT TOLENE does make
A crisper crust,
Yes
‘\,'Uf'!‘(.)LENE does cost
Mmuch less than butter.,
Yes .
You do use one-third less
“lortening when you use
’CO“I"I‘OLENE.
Yes
It does cream better when
:,‘.Z:x'ing the dough.
Yes
COT'I‘OLENE is wholc-‘
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Yes
COTTOLENE, does millficf
delicioyg cake 0. f_\fld o
tourse you know it is fine
for frying,
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The Easter music at the First
'Metnodist Church was splendid. A
large congregation was present and
Dr. Smith preached from the text,
“We shall live with him by the
power of God” a brief bul powerful
and fervent sermon. He referred
to the conditions in Europe tne past
three years and the trials that are
facing us in the entrance into the
war showing the supreme impor
tance of individual faitp in Jesus
Christ that our nation should live
to the mottd, “In God We Trust".
Mr. Jerry Crook was received into
the church. At night tae service
was stereoptican illustration of fa
miliar hymns commented upon by
Dr. Smith and was an interesting
service. Dr. Smith expects to fol
low this soon wity a series of il
lustrations on the life of Christ.
MARIETTA GIRL'S SUCCESS. |
A wortay tribute to a formeri
‘Marietta girl is tne appointment of |
Miss Sadie Gober to the Russell
Sage Foundation in New York City
[for a special training in Charities
work. The course requires about
six weeks of study and is awarded
every year to the limited number of
twenty women in the whole United
States who have snown the great
est progress in sociological work.
Miss Gober has attended congresses
at Indianapolis, Baltimore, and New
Orleang, and enjoys the distinction
of being the youngest Secretary of
Charities in the U. 8. °
She has been in tne work at
Jackson, Miss.,, for the past eigat
iteen months. Sae leaves for New
York the last of April.
: FREE OF CHARGE
Why suffer with indigestion, dys
pepsia, torpid liver, constipation,
sour stomach, coming-up-of-food
after eating, etc., when you can get
a sample bottle of Green’s August
Flower free at Griffith’s Pharmacy.
This medicine has-remarkable cura
tive properties, and nas demonstrat
ed its efficiency by fifty years of
success. Headaches are often caused
by a disordered stomach.
August Flower is put up in 25
and 75 cent bottles. For sale by
all dealers in civilized countries.
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5 CENTS
This Coupon and 20e¢
will buy any 25e article
1n our stoere.
Good for next Friday and
Saturday only.
Marietta Bargain House
10 CENTS
This Coupon and 40e¢
will buy any 50¢ article
in our store. :
Good for next Friday and
Saturday only.
Marietta Bargain House
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. at most Economical Price.
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At All Dealers WEINGARTEN BROS,, Inc., New York Chicage San Frand
THE MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER
MRS. REYNOLDS' LUNCHEON.
Mrs. G. P. Reynolds entertained
her Luncheon Club on Thursday,
using a Dresden color scheme. A
large blue wicker basket in the cen
tre of the table was filled witp pink
carnations and lilacs, and had a
butterfly bow of pink tulle on the
handle.
Pink individual baskets held can
dies and the place cards were ap
propriate to the season.
. A five course luncheon was serv
ed.
Tone Club members are Mrs. Ed
Massey, Mrs. Leon Gilbert, Mrs.
Campbell Wallace, Jr., Mrs. Floyd
Northcutt-and Mrs, Groves Cohen.
VISITORS TO CAPT WILSON
Captain and Mrs. Wilson, of the
National Cemetery, entertained dur
ing the past week Mr. and Mrs. J.
K. Barcroft, of Atlanta, Ga. 1
Mr. Barcroft is a member of the
firm of Austin Brotners, of Atlan
ta, whose business is that of erect
ing steel, iron and cement bridge
througnout the Southern State§.l
While Mr. Barcroft was here he
was awarded a contract for two
iron cages for the use of the Cobb
County convicts. Convict cages and
‘other kinds of jail work seem: to be
a profitable sid--line of this noted
bridge building Co. Tae Barcrofts
and Captain and Mrs. Wilson have
-been intimate friends for many
years. :
Also Captain and Mrs. Wilson
had the pleasure of a two days vi
'sit from Mr. and Mrs. James H.
Hutchinson, of Mobile, Ala. They,
too, are old and intimate friends
of our National Cemetery Superin
tendent and his wife. Mr. Hutehin
éson is a very prominent Mason., Al
'so a lecturer upon Masonery. And
the Captain was overheard to re
gmark to one of our prominent ma
sons of Marietta, “What hé ( Mr.
;Hutcninson) don’t know about ma
'sonry, no fellow can find out.”
' Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson were on
their way to Columbus, S. C., where
- he had some business interest to
tlook after.
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- It will pay you to look over our
'Remnant Counter. Marietta Bar
- gain HOuse,
PROGRAM ATHENIAN
LITERARY SOCIETY.
Piano Solo—Dorothy Lewis.
Recitation—Lena Carnes.
Piano Sclo—Myrtle Dodds
Essay.—-Lois Gardner. !
Reading-—Della May Gaines.
Brevities.—Ruby Webb.
Piano Solo-—Amilee Sewell.
Reading-—Ruth Webb.
Current Events—Emma Belle Os
born. ’
; Piano Solo.— Lula Kemp.
| Re(‘itatiqn——-Audrey Boatner,
‘ Local Items-——Gertrude Kincaid.
~ Solo—Miss McMillan,
~ Local Items—Lois Benson.
EPROGRAM FIRST CLASS SOCIETY
i Local Items—Herbert Willing
nam. .
Recitation.—Jeanette Gaines A
Reading-—Allene Goodwin.
Declamation.—-—~B. H. Bishop.
Debate—Resolved, that War
Should be Declared on Cermany-——
Affirmative: Marguerite White,
Willie Phagan; Negative: Thomas
Nolan, David Maddox.
Song.—Class.
Talk-——Mr. Culver. ,
Declamation—Durad Alexandar.
Recitation—Mildred Beshers,.
Composition—Gertrude Morris.
Declamation—Joe Wyatt.
Reading—lsabella Manning.
JEFFERSONIAN LITERARY 'SO«
CIETY PROGRAM. |
Song—Awtrey, Milam, Marchman
Stephens,
Explanation of Cartoons-—D. An
derson.
Jokes—Len Hibble. X
Debate—Resolved that Germany's
Declaration of Ruthless Submarine
Warfare Was Just.—Affirmative:
Onslow Milam, Frank McNeel; Neg
ative: William Patterson, :
Local Items—Greer Kdwards.
Song—Class.
.CARD OF THANKS.
We tender our sincere tnanks to
our friends and neighbors for their
loving kindness and tender minis
tratien during the illness and death
sister, May the Lord bless you all.
of our beloved wife, daughter and
JERRY C. CROOK,
MRS. ELIBABETH FREY
and Family,
J. J. CROOK and Family.
This Ceupon and 60e¢
will buy any 75e¢larticle
in our store.
Good for next Friday and
Saturday only.
Marietta Bargain House
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20 CENTS
This Coupon and 80e¢
will buy any $l.OO article
in our store.
Good for next Friday and
Saturday only.
Marietta Bargain House
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Sz in Quality
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and Quantity
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' A N have to take it for granted, either.
N lgz-! NE You can prove the first by taste,
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5 f Buy a can of Luzianne. Use
| 4 ."- half the quantity you ordinarily
Y & | would. If it doesn’t go farther
e Reity-Taytor O and taste better than other coffee
nen e at the price, tell the man who
sold it to you and he’ll give you
The Luzianne Guarantee: back your money. Make no
If, after using the contents miStake! Luzianne is great coffee
9!’& can,‘)you are ;10( satisfied —_exceeding great. Ask for
cer will refund your money, profit-sharing catalog.
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LUZIANNE coffee
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The Reily~Taylor Company, New Orleans
Money Loaned
. We’llloan you money on your farm at the lowest pos
sible rate of interest. Our business connections can pro
vide unlimited funds for this kind of investment.
> We are ready to inspect your property, no matter
where it is, and give you a definite answer without delay.
No red tape here. If you have the security, we have the
money waiting for you.
Write us jull details about your place
and we will forward necessary appli
cation blank. Correspondence confi=
dential. :
KENNESAW MORTGAGE CO.
MARVIN R. McCLATCHEY, President
211 Candler Building Atlanta, Ga.
Loan Correspondent
The Volunteer State Life Insurance Co.
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a client who wishes to loan $150,000.00
in large or small sums on Cobb County Farms
and Marietta City Property.
No Delay--6 & 7% Interest--Reasonable commissions
CAMP & PATTON, Attorneys
MANNING BUILDING MARIETTA, GEORGIA.
Sunshine Pours £,
& r oo s
Into Our Lives §33< ¥
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Over the Wires w 3 dw
B A Y
“With all the \ %e’éfig
children married and W\ '} 1 *'?;,;
living in different W\ B
places the Bell Tele- v | )
phone is essential to our | &Y
happiness. We can call any ¢ 3
of them, day or night, and g‘
hear them as well as if they were right here,
“Very often one of the girls calls me
by Long Distance and we have a pleasant
visit of five minutes or more. You'd be
surprised to know how little it costs ag
compared with the joy and satisfaction.
“When any of the grandchildren are
sick and I am called at night, I simply
reach for my extension telephone and talk
withowt moving from my bed. Often I can
give advice and direction that saves lots of
worry.”’
Every Bell Telephone is a Long Distance Station,
(o 2 } SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
\§.%sy AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
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