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vriday Morning, July 27th, 1917.
News From Over The County.
ACWORTH
o ST RV L
yre. John A. Looper, of Dalton,
i < recent” visitor in Acworth.
Vr. and Mrs. J. C. Payne of Du-
Juth are visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
v7illiams. , g e
. 1}3{225 Ray Mitchell has returned
from a visit to Mrs. Newman in San
dersville. Y
Miss Scott, of Adairsville, is visit
ing the Misses Hicks. gt
Mrs. Mercer Phillips is visiting her
mother in Atlanta.
Miss Lizzie Lemon is visiting Mrs.
G. B McDowell in Atlanta.
Mre. Julia Barnes and Miss Maude
McLain, of Long View, Tex., are vi
giting Mr. and Mrs. G. W. McLain.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Payne, of Du
luth, visited Mr. and Mrs. H. C.;
williams during the past week. They
were accompanied” home by Misses
Mary Joe and. Rowena Williams.
Mr. Howard Hilley, who for the
past three years has been in Oxford
England having obtained one of the
Rhodes Scholarships to the Oxford
University, and finished the course,
returned home last Friday night.
Miss Maybelle Johnson spent the
week-end with her brother, John, in
Atlanta. =
Miss Pace has been the charming/
guest of Miss Lutie Abbott.
Miss Tanner, of Dawson, is visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. A. Nichols.
Mrs. L. M. Awtrey and Mrs. Z.
L. McLain visited Mrs. Polk Archer
in Atlanta recently. :
LILY.
MACLAND
Prof. H.-H. Kemp, who is attend
ing Summer School at Athens, spent
Saturday. with home folks, and with
his family attended a family reunion
at his father’s near Lost Mountain.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs.'J. W. Rice,
July 10th,'a fine son. ¢
Mrs. E. H. Edwards and little
daughter, Margaret, of Birmingham,
Ala., and Mrs. Eugene Thurman, of
Harrisburg, Ga., are visiting their
parents, Mr. and Mrs.- J. M, Hew
ett.
Mr. Dewitt Rice and family, of
Waxahatchie, Tex., is spending some
time with relatives here. ‘
Mr. H. H. Dunton and family, of
Smyrna, spent Sunday . here with
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Clay.
Mrs. G. C. Petty and two little '
daughters, Evelyn and Annie Laura,
of Fitzgerald, Ga., is visiting the
family of Mr. H. A. Taylor.
Mrs. Alice Crawford, of Waco,
Tex., is spending some time with her
sister, Mrs. J. M. Lindley.
The many friends of Miss Lind
ley’s family, of this place, but for
the past few years of Ennis, Texas,
vl regret to learn that she is quite
sick of typhoid fever at the home of
Tw».-v sister, Mrs. C. C. King, at Ennis,
Tex. Miss Mittie has scorgs of
friends here who wish her a speedy
recovery.
. D. W. Story and family spent
sunday with relatives near Hiram.
Mr. Lanier Williams has accepted
a position in Atlanta.
RUBY.
DUE WEST
The late rain has caused a good
reaction to take place with our dis
‘:‘era:ing crop of week ago. All
“nds of vegetation is making a vi
forous growth at this time. Corn
Prospects looks very promising. Cot
-0” 18 making a wonderful growth
VLIt seems to be 15 days late.
_The war seems to be claiming more
f‘_‘?“”‘f‘m than all the rest of the
“ings combided. If these good rains
ifmt:mw the prospects are now that
V¢ could furnish quite a variety of
f"“-‘ ff”‘ the army for the like has
“trer been seen before. Our wheat
“iC oat crop was very short but it
“€€ms we are destined to make a
rq?';;‘ier corn crop. ’
’ W. P Kelley left Monday with
'i‘ of men to commence work atl
©'MY Camp near Atlanta.
: M 1 Otis Clanton has accepted a
Po%ton at Emerson, Ga.
.. . B. Clay and family near
“eli¢lla spent Sunday the delightful
HeSs of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Kemp.
s Malissie Scott’s friends here
¢ 10 learn of het painful acei-
L tiday morning, by getting a
“reaking some of her limbs.
..., '@ rushed to sanitarium at Ma
. Ithwe used to work the roads with
& “1d shovel we were called on
"“_them twice a year. Now itl
. We get them worked once
are . 07 three and four years we
o, ong well, If you have more‘
. an you work why not let the
L 7fll up a few of the holes
: “tins some of our boys will be‘
e, . emg the song, “The girl I
“ehind me,”
HAY SEED. ‘
~ OLIVE SPRINGS.
Mrs. J. M. Martin was taken seri
ously ill on Friday night. Dr. W
H. Perkinson was called at once and
we are glad to learn she is resting
nicely at this time, :
"~ Mr. Steve Hicks, of Louisville, Ky.,
is on a visit to his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. Hicks.
Master J. K. Garner, of Atlanta,
is on a visit to his uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Thomas.
* 'Mr. N. A. Brewer, of Marietta,
spept Sunday here with his daugh
ter, Mrs. G. E. Crow. *
Mrs. L.' G. Soyez and daughter,
Miss Joyzell Soyez, came up Friday
from Atlanta for several days visit
to Mr. and Mrs. Jessie L. Moore. Mr.
Soyez coming up on Sunday.
Rev. G. S. Bond, of Kernesaw, de
livered a very interesting and im
pressive sermon here Sunday. Bro.
Bond will be here a week to assist
Bro. Crow in the series of meetings
at this place. ¥
Mr. John Davis and family motor
ed up from Atlanta Sunday night
and attended services at this place.
Mr. Clff Tritt, of Atlanta, paid
Olive Springs friends a visit here
Sunday afternoon. ) 3
Miss Lillian Crowder, of Collins
Springs, and Miss Mary Lee Warren,
of Marietta, are here on a visit to
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. White.
Mrs. Lucius Marcus is in very
feeble health at this time, but all
hope under the skillful treatment
of Dr. W. H. Perkinson that she will
soon be on the road to recovery.
Mr. J. A. York and Mr. T. G.
Ellis and wife, of Atlanta attended
services here Sunday morning, spend
ing the remainder of the day with
relatives.
Mr. D. C. Barber, of Atlanta, paid
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bar
ber, a visit on Sunday.
Mr. J. C. Reed has thé finest look
ing field of corn near Olive Springs
we have segn in quite a while. Croff
is a hustling farmer and if you want
to lgarn how to do some good 'old
time farming just call on brother
Reed, and he can give you a few
hints on this line of work.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wise spent
Thursday night in Smyrna wit} their
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
Van Winkle.
Mrs. Wise was accompanied on
Friday by her little cousin, Mary
Van Winkle. :
Mr. Clarence White and son, Rob
ert, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. Ellis, returning to Atlanta Mon
day. CLYDE.
CORENR CHAPEL
Miss Arrie White, of Marietta,
opened her school at this place last
Monday with 40 pupils present.
Miss White is a nice sweet lady and
we wish her much success with her
school.
The farmers of this section got
a good general rain last week.
Mr: H.- W Blartin and wife and
Mrs. B. H. Deal spent the week-end
with home folks here.
A good miny from this section
attended the preaching Sunday at
Powder Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Z. Hill spent Sat
urday night with Mr. O. L. Hill.
Miss Gladys and Miss Ruby Man
ning spent Sunday afternoon with
Miss Bessie Bullard. '
Mr. Guy Martin, who is at work
for the government in Atlanta, spent
Sunday with his parents here.
Miss Arrie White called on Miss
Moon after school Monday.
Miss Rosa Lee and Margaret Bul
lard spent Monday.night with Misses
Neva and Maurine Martin.
Mr. Mat Bullard’s two daughters,
of Carrolton, are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. O. B. Manning, for a few days.
BILLIE.
MABLETON |
Rev. C. N. Peck preached a fine
sermon on last Sunday. This was
his boyhood home. We were glad
to have him. Hope we can have him
again.
Miss Irene Mable spent the week
end at. Silver Creek with her sister,
Mrs. H.. L. Blair,
Mrs. - 'F. 'G. Kalb is visiting her'
son, Mr. Fred Kalb, of near Floyd.
Mrs. F. B. Scroggins, of Lebanon,|
Tenn., is visiting Mrs. N. J. SC"“’*"{
gins. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brown ‘-'s*'l‘&(l;
his mother, near this place.
Mr. Alfred H.. Davis, of Mz.r-on,l
spent ‘the day with home folks Sun-’
day. : :
Miss Irene Mable is working in
Atlanta. ;
Protracted meeting will begin the
fourth Sunday in .August,
The good rains of the last f«‘\hi
vs have improved the crops very
;lnau,::h' 7 BAD BOY,
. THE MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER
KIRK’'S CHAPEL
Crops in, this seceion ure looking
fine since the rain, however if the
rain continues the grass will look fine
300, 1., ;
Our School is progressing nicely,
with ninety enrolled and eighty-five
in attendance.
Mr. Charlie Hardage and wife, of
Floyd, visited the former's brother,
Mr. Reuben Hardage, Sunday and
Sunday night.
Miss Isabelle Manning, from near
Marietta, was the guest of Miss
Odelle Hardage Saturday night.
A large crowd enjoyed the pro
gram rendered by the literary club
Saturday night. \
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Smith
a fine daughter. .
A crowd of our young folks en
joyed an ice cream supper given by
‘Mr. and Mrs. Claud Johns, Friday
night. S
Miss Odell Hardage, of Mount
Calvary, visited Miss Jessie Hardage
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Chnningham
visited their daughter, Miss Maggie
of Marietta, Sunday.
Miss Mabel Hardage, of Mt. Cal
vary, is vigiting Mr, and Mrs. S. C.
Mohon.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A, Cunningham
and family and Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Cunningham and family were de
lighted with an ice cream supper Sat-‘
urday afternoon given by their pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Cunning
ham. 1
Misses Maria and Lelia Hefner, of
Mount Olivet, were the guests of Mis
ses Ada and Pauline Smith this
week.
Mr. Awtrey, the County School
Superintendent, both surprised and
delighted our school with a nice talk
Friday afternoon.
Miss Mae Cunningham and cou
sin, Marie Cunningham, were the
guests of Misses Minnie and Lucile
Johns of South Side Friday night.
; B.
POWDER SPRINGS.
Miss Eva ? has returned to
Atlanta after a visit to Miss Ollie
Wolf. |
" Rev. F. E. Jenkins attended the
Marietta District Conference at
Blue Ridge. last week.
Mr. Joe Lindley spent Sunday at
home. /
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Clay, from
Macland, spent Sunday with Dr. and
Mrs. J. D. Middlebrooks.
Miss Ruth Green, of Atlanta, is
visiting Miss Bernice Buchanan.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Abercrom
bie, of Tucker, were the guests of |
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Lindley Sun
day. » |
Misses Kate and Agnes Scott mo-i
tored out from- Atlanta last week
for a few days visit to Miss Roberta
Murray. |
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Hardage spent}
the weeck-end in Atlanta with rela
tives and friends. |
After a canvass for the Red Cross‘
there are fifty one members with
others yet to join. J‘
Mr. B. W. Gibson”spent Sunday
here with his family. _
On Tuesday, August the seventh,
all citizens are requested to meet
for the purpose of cleaning off both
cemeteries. It is very necessary that |
all interested be present on -that
day. {
POLLY. 1
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HIGHLANDS
Messrs. F. R. and C. S. Kirk visit
ed “their brother, Mr. Lee Kirk, at
McAfee schoel.
Mrs. H. A. Jamis, of Douglasville,
is visiting her brother and sister, Mr.
W. P. and Miss L. E. Hardage, of!
this place, and his brother T. J.
Hardage, of Marietta. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Allen and chil
dren, of South Georgia, visited her%
sister, Mrs. J. W. Edwards, ]asti
week. }
Little Miss Corine Johnson, ofl
Marietta, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. |
C. S. Kirk and children. |
Mr. Glenn Ashley and Mr. Grover
Leavell have joined the army. These
young men will be missed very much |
in_this neighborhood. |
" Mrs. Charley Darby, of Knoxvil]e,;
Tenn., visited relatives here last|
week. &' B 8 " ¢ ! ’;
Mr. aid Mrs. T. R. Kifk and chil
dren visited his mother, Mrs. Kate
Kirk, at Elizabeth, last Sunday.
Miss Louise Runyan, of Smyrna,
is coming up Thursday to visit her‘
grandmother, Mrs. 1. P. Runyan and
other relatives. |
MUGGINS. ,
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o AUSTELL
i Rev. Gilland began a series of
gmeetings at the Baptist church Sun
day. Rev. Sentell, of Atlanta, will
assist him in these services.
The silver tea given by the Junior
League of the Red Cross’on last Sat
urday afternoon, was one of the
‘most successful entertainments that
they have given. Everybody seemed
anxious to- help in this cause, con
tributions from ten cents to ten dol
lars were received, something over
fifty two dollars was realized by
them. Austell can boast of her wil
ling workers and contributors in
a cause like this. - ;
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Fitzpatrick
spent the week-end with relatives in
Moreland, Ga.'
Miss Mary Kate Cureton svent the
week-end as the guest of Misg Mary
Suggs.
Messrs. Ector and Milton Cald
well spent Sunday with their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Caldwell.
Ector and Milton are both in train
ing camp, the former at Camp Har
ris, the latter at Chicamauga.
Mr. and_ Mrs. Caldwell had as
visitors for the day to be with the
boys, Mrs. Spratlin, of Powder
Springs, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Couch
and children, of Atlanta, Mr. and
Mrs. Will Prather and children, of
Lost Mountain, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Copeland, Mrs. C. L. Couch, and
children.
This was & happy occasion being
a reunion of four generations, of
which a photo was made in the af
ternoon. /
Mr. John Strickland, of Tallapoo
sa, spent this last weak with his mo
ther, Mrs. M. F. Strickland.
Mrs. D. A. Creel and children
have returned from College Park ‘
The new school house at Orangel
Hill is completed and the summer
session began Monday morning. Miss
Genie Parks, of Floyd, has charge of
the school. ‘
Mr. P. F. Stallings made a busi
ness trip to Atlanta Tuesday.
1 Mr. H. L. Ozburn visited his aunt,l
‘Mrs. S. A. Wilson, at College Park,
Friday. !
1 Mrs. Ross Cannon and children,
of Statesboro, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Elliott.
Mrs. Cannon and little daughter,
of Covington, Ga., visited Mr. and
Mrs. Gus Cannon this last week.
Mr. B. H. Mitchell, of Birming
ham, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
H. L. Jackson for the week-end. Ben
has numbers of friends here, always
glad to see him. . ;
There is some of the finest crops
right through here of any section of
the country. Hay is short, but the
corn and cotton make up for it, even
some of our neighbors are hauling
watermelons to town. We haven't
learned where the patch is, although:
they say somebody has already found l
it. PDELELA Y
. MOUNTAIN VIEW .
Our Sunday School was a grand
success at this place Sunday after
noon. ‘
The farmers’were glad to see the
badly needed showers that fell last
week.
Mr. George Gilbert spent Satur
day night and Sunday with home
folks.
Mr. T. A. Chandler visited his
daugbter Wednesday, Mrs. Emmett
Wolf, of Powder Springs.
- We are sorry to know Miss Annie
Belle Leavell is on the sick list this
week. Hope she will be out again
soon.
Mrs. J. R. McTyre had as her
guests Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
Tom Florence and Mrs. George Me-
Elreath.
Ye scribe spent Thursday night
with relatives at Due West.
Miss Jessié Adams spent the weeck
end with relatives at Powder
Springs, : \
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Dobbins visited
hér father and mother, Mr. and Mrs.
S. L. Watkins. /
Mr. Lee Stricklin spent Sunday
with. Mr. Johnnie Pace.
Miss Kate McTyre spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Misses Leona
and Annie Watkins.
Misses Pearl and Zedia Hames
spent the day with Misses Renervee
and Ozelle Brooks Sunday.
Miss Annie Watkins visited Miss
Kate McTyre Saturday.
Viola Pace spent Saturday night
with Pauline Smith near Kirk’s Cha
pel.
Lettie Watkins visited her uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. R. P{.Ste
phens, Saturday night mear Kirk’s
Chapel.
. Rosa Lee Watkins spent Saturday
night with Ethel McTyre. :
Little Almo Pace has returned
home after spending some time with
her sister Mrs. Luther Reed, of At
lanta.
The little son, (Dewey), of Mrs.
Carrie Canon is seriously ill with
ecute indigestion gt the home of Mrs,
Canon’s parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. R.
McTyre. Dr. Hagood is giving medi
cal aid. Hope for him a speedy re
covery. LUCILE.
! LOST ‘MOUNTAIN
, ———— \
,! A good season of rain has failen
'here after 6 weeks drouth. All crops
[ have improved and the crop pros
‘pects looks more promising. z
| Warren Lindley’s, mule ran away
|with him Sunday. Warren was
’thrown down but held on to the
{lines. He was slightly bruised and
this clothes torn. Mrs. Warren, in
‘juinping out of the buggy, was run
| over, received several bruises but no
lbones were broken. The buggy was
not hurt.
‘ Last Friday morning while Miss
}Melissa Scott was milking, the cow
'became unruly aand ran over her,
'knocked her down and fracturing the
bone at the hip joint. Dr. J. D. Mid
’dlebrooks was called, after examina
tion it was thought advisable to car
‘ry her to Dr. Nolan’s sanitarium.
She was carried immediately and at
present is doing very well. Her
friends hope she will soon be able
to walk again. .
Mr. G, A. McElvaney, with four
other members of his family from
Corsicanna, Texas, motored the dis
tance of 985 miles to visit his sister,
Mrs. A. W. Kemp, and other relatives
whom he had not seen in seventeen
years. They made the trip without
any trouble, not even a puncture.
They visited relatives in Fulton,
Gwinnett and Walton counties. Ac
companied by Miss Carlie Kemp,
they returned to Mr. Kemp’s Sun
day, had a reunion where forty rela
tives met and enjoyed the day to
‘gether. ‘
i The protracted service will begin
‘at the Baptist Church Saturday be
for the 2nd Sunday in August.
It was Roy Nickson instead of
Nelson, as appeared in my items last
week, who has gone to France.
Dr. Sam Moon and wife, of Por
tal, Ga., are visiting relatives here.
It has been too dry for grass and
weed seed to germinate but since
the recent rains the ground is liter
ally covered with weggls and grass.
It will be nectesary to plow the crops
again or else it will be injured by
weeds and grass.
The folks that do the loudest talk
ing and swell with patriotism gener-‘
ally do the least . fighting. |
Jesse Warren, Hoyle Dobbins,
Looney Robinson, Lawson and Moor
ing Echols are all working at the
camp at Silver Lake. Clarence Kemp
in Atlanta working for the Southern
R. R !
Mrs. Sallie Wardlaw tells a grues
some story about her experience with
a snake. She went to a hen’s nest
after dark and reached for the eges
and caught hold of a huge chicken
snake. She turned it loose of course
and raised a mighty alarm. F, G.
Wardlaw was soon on the spot with
a shot gun and killed the rogue,
Aunt Sallie affirms her hair has been
turning gray since.
ALLEN.
ROSELANE ,
Mr. Mell Richerson spent Sun
day with Mr. M. P. Dunn and fami
ly.
Mr. and Mrs. Arron Spence spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Far
mer.
Mrs. Arnold Butler is spending
several days with her mother this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Akins and
children are spending this week with
relatives at Acworth.
Mr. Deanport is real sick at this
writing. Hope he will gain his health
soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Edd Whitten| are
visiting relatives at Lost Mountain
this week, S :
Mrs. A. A. Gibbs and children
spent Sunday in Atlanta. :
Miss Maud Dunn and Miss Bonnie
Coffey are spending this week with
friends and relatives near Sandy
Plains,
Mrs. Gregory and children are
visiting relatives near New Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 7. Williams and
children are visiting relatives at
Woodstock. '
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Williams are
visiting relatives at Canton.
Miss Willie Hyde and little Lula
Mcßea are visiting relatives at Bal)
Gmound this week.
Mr. A. A. Gibbs spent Sunday with
B. F. George,
Mrs. Lena Cassidy spent Saturday
night with Mrs. L. C. Groover, \
Miss Azilee Williams is visiting
relatives and friends at Ball Ground.
In spite of the rain Saturday night
the entertainment given by Miss Ruth
Campbell was highly enjoyed by all
present.
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| Mrs. W. O. Robertd, Miss Georgia
Roberts and Master Clarence Robert
spent Tuesday in Atlapta; s
Miss Ollie Gibson speat Tuesday
lin Acworth, . Vaiie <4By e
Mr. John Roberts, of Cartersville,
Ga., was here Tuesday;tq visit Mr.
C. H. Roberts and family.
Miss Lelia Cfimbers and Mr. Carl
Chambers, of Canton, ' viited Mr.
Charlie Lenard and faurily last week.
Miss Dartha Hendon, of Wood
stock, visited her nephew, Mr. Len
ard Hendon, last week.
. Miss Lupcile Gibspn, of Atlanta,
is visiting Miss Francis Morgan.
| Mr. and Mrs. M. B) Adams and
sons Horace and Hareld, spent two
days last week in Bartow couhty with
Mrs. Adams’ aunt, Mrs. Tom In
gram, )
Mrs. Raynes, of Tampa, Fla., is
here to spend the summer with her
sister, Mrs. R. B. Stephens. She and
Mrs. Stephens spent Monday in At
lanta with relatives and friends.
Mrs. John Roberts, Jr., and little
son, John the 3rd, spent Tuesday in
Marietta with Mrs. G. C. Roberts.
Mrs. Onstine, of California, is vi
siting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Lovingood.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Gibson, of At
lanta, spent Sunday with Mr. Gib
son’s mother, Mrs. Sarah Gibson, who
has been sick But is improving,
Mrs. George Skelton spent Friday
in Marietta with her sister, Mrs. B.
V. Greer.
Mrs. John G. Morrow, of Hahiga,
is vigiting her mother, Mrs. W P.
Jiles. Mrs. Morrow before he mar
riage was Miss Sallie Jiles, and her
friends are glad to see her looking so
well.
Mr. John Pyron has returned from
a pleasant trip to Tybee, Savannah,
and other parts of the South.
Mr. and Mrs. Lige Skelton, Master
Blake and little Miss Ellender spent
Saturday at Grant Park.
Mr. Leon McCollum, of Marietta,
was here Tuesday morning. Mr., Me-
Collum was here several years ago
at the depot with the railway com
pany, and no young man ever work
ed here who made more friends than
Leon McCollum.
Miss Jewel Hilderbrand has return
ed home after two weeks with her
brother, Mr. Burt Hilderbrand and
family in Atlanta.
. Ruby, little ddughter of Mr. B. H.
Hill, fell Sunday afternoon and broke
her arm.
" Mr. and Mes. C. S. Baldwin, who
have been here two weeks, have re
turned to their home in Atlanta.
Dr. Bryant and Mr. Grigg, of
Jacksonville, Fla., and Dr. T. W. Wil
’son, of Ellaville, visited Mr. W. E.
‘Mc(llure and family last week.
Mr. H. E. Weaver and family vi
sited Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Jiles last
week.
Mrs. Minnie McDermit has return
ed after a week with relatives in Ros
well.
Mr. and Mrs. R, F. Harper Mr. Paul
Harper and Mr. Tom Harper, of Fife,
Ga., Mr. John Harper, of Lindale,
Tex., and Mr. Will McCullow, of Fay
etteville,” Ga., spent Monday with Dr.
and Mrs. J. E. Lester.
Mr. Grady Wilkie did a brave act
here Wednesday as No. 2 passenger
train came in on the main line, there
was a lady standing too near the
track and Mr. Wilkie jerked her off
just in time to avert probably a terri
ble accident,. .
Mrs. W. O. Roberts, Mrs. Will
Baldwin, Miss Lucy and Carrie Gat
lin and Mrs. H. M. Gatlin, went to
Acworth Wednesday to attend the
District Ladies Missionary Society.
Mrs. Alice Scroggs spent Wednes
day in Marietta.
Mrs. A. Thompson and Mrs. Sue
Furgerson have both had falls re
cently and were painfully hurt. We
are glad to know that both of these
estimable women are much better.
GIPSY,
ORANGE HILL
Miss Jennie Park, of Floyd, ‘open
ed school here Monday with good
attendance. We have our new school
house completed and we are expect
ing a good school. ;
Mrs. Mat Chandler, of Hiram, is
spending a few days with relatives
hére. .
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Vaughn and
children, Harold and Katheryn, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. T.
Vaughn, of Mt. Zion. i
Master Jerold Davis,, of Austell,
spent a few days with his grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Pair, last
week.
Miss Nellie Clay, qf ;I‘{i,ver Side,
spent the week-énd here with her
mother, Ll
A good many frong' here attended
the singing at Floyd Sunday and
reported some good singing.
~ Crops are looking pretty good af
ter the fine rain we have been hav
ing. - SUSIE.
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