The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, October 12, 1917, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Textrriday Morning, October 12th, 1917. News From Over The County. wll|llllll'll.'--""""""'"""""""""‘ POWDER SPRINGS. ————— Mr. Joe Wolf and family have re +urned from a two weeks visit to relatives at Cordele. Mrs. Stella McCleskey and daugh :er Sara spent the week-end with :heir parents here. Mrs. Mattie Moon has returned from a three weeks visit to friends and relatives in Atlanta. She was ;a('companiecr home by Mrs. Peyton, who will be her guest for some time. Miss Emma Lewis spent the week end at home. Dr. and Mrs. Simmons and chil aren, from Villa Rica, visited the family of Mr. Berry Ragsdale last week. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Buchanan and chiliven left Manday to make their home in Deeater. ‘. Messrs. Johmsam, Silks, Pangle and Wylie and Misses Wilsen and Warrea came out frema Atlanta Sumday aftew noon te visit thre Misses Lewis. They returned Sunday Right aecompanied hy Miss Emaaysa: Lewis. ¥rs. 4. B. Oglesby has retwrned home fram Weshey Memovial Hospi ts] where she underwent apr epera tion. Mrs. Mitelell Lindley has al « returned frem the same plaec af ter having her eye remwowed. They are bt deoimg well, Wrs, Oscar Stewart and laby, frouwn Acwords, are visiting Mys. Ewmily stapart amd Mres. J. E. MeKenney. Wre. Will Leaice, frem Auvstell, is Ihe guest of the family of Mw. C. T. Leake. { A marriage of mauch interest wwas that of Miss Ethel Leake to Mr. Hea ry Cole Miller Sanday evening at sev en o'clock, at the Baptist eharch in Dallas. The ceremony was performn ed by Rev. A. J. Morgan, of Aec worth, in the presence of Misses Es ‘elle and Alice May Leake and Mr. Puckett, of Atlanta. They left im mediately for Atlamta. —The bride was dressed in & blue eoat suit with accessories to mateh. Mr, Miller and his bride sre & popular young couple snd have many friends who wish them wmuoch soceess amd happiness thro life. They will be at home with the grovom’s parents for the presemt. The missionary societies of the Noonday Association held their an nual meeting at the Baptist church here last Thursdeay. Miss Campbell, state worker, and Mrs. Nichols, ad dressed the aodience. There were representatives from the churches of Dwuglasville, Hiremn, Austell and Aec worth. There was dinner e the ground and a very profitable and en- Joyable day was spent. Mr. and Mwrs. C. A. Camp, Mr. T. N. Camp, and Bennie Lou Camp, at tended the Primitive Baptist Aszsocia tion at Moeaoy Carmel Sunday. POLLY. HIGHLANDS There was & good pany hearts smade glod last week whem Mr. Jim Hope ceme Mhomne, He hed gome to Camp Gordon and was exempted becauss his eyes sre 30 very weak. Of coursm? we are all sorry ke kas weah eyes, but it is se nice to have him home again, end he 'is the omly sem of M. and Mrs. Hope, and My, Hops ie not young sny mowe, and needs Jiva so much. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Runyan and two children and Mr. G. D. Runyan, of Smyrna, visited their waother, Mrs. I P. Runyan, Sunday. Mrs. J. B. Bearden is on the sick list this week. Mr. Style Kirk who has been in Athens for about a year, has comé 0 te with his sister, Miss Millie Kirk and niece, Mrs. Sallie Ashby. Mr. Willie Runyan, of Birming fiam, Ala., made several visits with relatives Monday. He came to Mrs. Kate Kirk’s at Elizabeth, brought ber and Mrs. Jane Kirk down in his tar and when they got‘to Mr. F. R. Kirl’s took him, wife and two chil dren in car and all went to visit Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Hardage at Kirks Chapel. Mr. Walter Samples, who is in raining at Camp Gordon, visited his uncle, Mr. J. B. Bearden and family Sunday. Mrs. Edd Hooks and children, of Dublin, are visi&ng her sister, Mrs. Ollie Carnes, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. James and chil dren and Miss Lelia Carnes, Mr. and Mrs. H. R, Ridgeway and Miss Ruby }:;dzeway went to Cartersville to the Fair Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. James visited her sister, Mrs. Earwood, at Smyrna, Sunday, who is recovering from an Operation. MUGGINS. Suits and Overcoats mace to order £15.00 to $45.00. J.Loyd Reed. NICKAJACK. aa o .. Cotton picking is the order of the day at present. ¢ . We are sorry to say at this writirg that Mr. H. C. Dodgen is very ill We hope for him a speedy recovery. Mrs. J. H. Hendrix made a business trip to Atlanta Monday. Mrs. J. N. Dodgen visited her daughter, Mrs. M. A. J. Landers, of Powder Springs, the past week. - Mr. W. E. Dodgen, of Charlotte, N. C., visited relatives ¢f this place recently. , Mr. Frank Medlin, of Atlanta, vi sited his father and mother, Mr. and Mys. B. C. J. Medlin, Sunday. Master Herbert and little Hiss Homer Maess, of Pewder Sprimgs, spemt several days with relatives heve recamtly. Mrs. Rova Walker, of River Side, visgited hor dawghter, Mrs. R. L. Dwd gon, of this place, the past week. Mr. 8. A. Allen, of Meunt Har meny, visited the family ef Me. J. H. Hemdrix Satarday. ; Several of the farmers ef this recent Pabms. 4 | News is searee this week. Hope to have mere mext weelk. JORNQUILL. el E e g | The fellewing officers were elect ed Senday merning: Mr, Frank Wal lace, cherister; Miss Edna Kendrick, organist; teacher elass No. 1, M. Frank Farmer; class No. 2, Mr. Ar ron Spence; class No. 3, Mr. Jerme gon; class No. 4, Miss Lillie Price; class No. B, Mwm. Lillie Harris; class No. 6, Mrs. M. C. Holdbrooks; class No. 7, Mrs. Gibson. Mr, and Mrs. J. L. Crovw and fami ly spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Scoggine and Mr. and Mrs. Price and family. Miss Esther MceMonie and Cather ine Bloodyoung, of Woodstocl, spent several days this week with relatives here and in Atlanta. Miss Flora Anderson, of North Carolina, is visiting Mr. a2od Mors. Will Nelsom. : Mrs. Ruby Rich, of South Georgia, spent the past week with relutives here. 1 will correct oy mistake of last weelk, Next Sunday is our regular meeting day, being five Sundays in last month, I forgot so let's everybody come out next Sunday. Our Sunday School is fine, so come and help wus. Mrs. J. A. Hulsey and children and Mre. S. J. Bell and Rev. W. W. But ler, of Atlanta, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kendrick. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Farmer visited her sister, Mrs. J. F. Kendrick nea: Kemnesaww Saturday mnight and Swo day. Mres. Grego-y and children spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives neaxr New Salem. Miss Moggie Hyde spent Saturday end Sanday o Atlants with rela Riwes, DON'T YOU ENOW. DUE WEST My, Axthor Griggs, one of the county road hands, while cremiing one of the rosd engines, was struwel in the face vwith the crami, causing great pain. DJ. C. Orborne gave medical aid. Mr. C. A. Hedsem, while thrashinsg peas last week, got his finger caught in the machine, resulting in the loss of his fore finger. Mr. Henry Petty, who has charge of county camp kere, will move the camp near F. F. Terry’s by the first of next week. The road crew has done some excellent work here on our roads for which we feel proud. Rev. Thomas Abernathy, of Bar tow County, preached a very inter esting serman here Suamday night. Mr. W. M. Hamilton, who spent last week at Thomasville, Ga., reports short cotton crops in that section. Mr. C. A. Kemp is sevénty hales short at his gin to what he was the same date last year. Miss Ethel Wallace has accepted a position in Atlanta. Mr. A. D. Cantrell spent Saturday in Atlanta. We don’t know but we believ it was not a financial trip. What about, Dan? Mr. George McCollum who is well known here will move his family back to our midst. We welcome you, George. — HAY SEED. ALFALFA &Rown GROWN just as profitably in Georgia, the Carolinas and ‘Alabama, as in the Westif you lime your land with LADCO GROUND LIMESTONE. Costs a trifie, Insures good stand and vigorous growth of alfalfa, vetch, clovers and grain. Write for delivered price, valuable booklet and :%;‘?gsr.m&t:r‘a:;ge proposition to merchanis mw'unt& STONE co&;&u.g&“ THE MARIE, .2 JOURNAL AND COURIER AUSTELL - | Rev. Cornett, of Villa Rica, filled the pulpit at Orange Hill Sunday morning. Rev. Cassidy has resigned as pastor of this church, preaching his last sermon for them Sunday night. He has labored among us for many years, and his influence will be felt among his friends for years to oome,‘ Rev. Cornett was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Stallings for dinner Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wilson and chil dren spent Sunday with Mr. and Mus. W. S. Wilson. | Mr. and Mws. J. M. Caldwell, ¥ amd Mzs. I. P. Copnland visited Ny and Mrs. Will Pratier wnoar Lest Mowntain Saeanday. . ( The many friends ef Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Seett sympathize with them in the sewhows illmess of their little sems, V. D. Jr., and litthe Edwanrd - Smith Seetbt. 3 Mrs. Seobt’s kithe brother, Fiarold, sem of Mr. and Mus/™E. W. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. J. A, Milker aned fas | ily visited relatives ia Dewsglasvillie: Sunday. Little Miss Cerbane Swaith, dawgh-. ter of Mr. amd Mrs. Howard Smaith; of Atlamta, is speading the week wikh relakives. The Methodist Chareh haw added & black lbwoard and bivthday jak e theiwr Sanday Secheol. S All the old foiks have left off birdh deys 1t seenas. There was one more i attgi- -' dance last Sunday than »khge \fm\s‘ the Sunday before. We want to km@( this up, so if you were absent last Sunday, be on hand next, so as to bs sure of ome more. . ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jackson were given & “kitchen shower’” at theite‘ home last Wednesday night. A large . number of their friends called, and left them an article %hat would be useful in the kitchen, also tendering them many good wishes. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson are at hoxne to their friends in their pretty little cottage on Spring street. Two of the sweetest little babies to be seen any whe:’? are little Fa\u--l nie Smith and Cheistine Wilson. They ‘Q both are pretty, but not a year old.! But are larmge enough for that age,: and not afraid of stwangers, and as its said everybody loves & good baby, 80 it seenns, for to see them once you can’t help but admire thed. A touch of winter is in the aiv, fire feels comfortable these nights. The words of the petition ‘“Absent Friends”, in last week’s Journal, was beautifal, sod should be kept by all receiving it to be made & prayer emch day. o . DELILA. LOST MOUNTAIN Mr. McElvany, Mrs. Lou Stephens and Mre Laus Bous, of Gewinnett County, spent Sonceay with the feuoni iy of A W. Kenip. Conas out to the 8 8 Divigion meating at Kldway newt Sondey af termoon. €. E. Demiell, J. J. Deiiell, Mewietta, svod Prof. B. B. Hunt, of Marloond, Bere beon bnvited to spweds. Hoyle Kemap, who iz tedxiceg & spe ciel courme at the Steds University, spent Sunday at kone. The roed crew here wnder My, Petty has abougl eom phetasd ACFapitg our roads and put thewa in gowwd comdi tion. We appreciate the worik the commissioners have hevd doms. If ‘some of the wowst places could be ‘top soiled em our main thoroughfare ‘to Marietta we ceuld get to and from ‘market most any kind of weather. l"fhe automobiles havé resumed their ‘travel and can get along with much Imore ease. ~ W. W. Dobbins has bought a car ‘and is getting the benefit of the new ‘roads. ’ F. G. Wardlaw dropped a stick of ‘'wood on his foot while building a }ﬁre one morning last week. This ‘should be a warning to the men who iha\'e been building fires, better let your wife do it. They know how. Mr. Wardlaw’s foot was badly bruis ed and disabled him from working for several days. The report about Mr. Bullard find ing boll weevils in his eotton is a mistake. The demonstrator tells me no weevil was brought to him- for inspection. The,man whom Mr. Bul- Jard sent the weevil by to town re ported that the demonstrator pro nofinced it a boll weevil but evidently he must have seen the wrong man. C. J. Bullard has gone to Hot lSprings Arkansas to spend some time for his health. His son, Esmer, ac companied him. ALLEN. You can get a good steak at my market. D. B. Parks. | OLIVE SPRINGS. i ——— | . Mr.J. W. Baker and family, Mrs.l Alice Barber and . daughter, Miss Myrtice Barber, of Dallas, en route‘ for Atlanta, spent Friday night here with the families of Mr. T. F. Knox and Mr. W. H. Clay. The entertainment given to the young people Thursday night by Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Daniell in honor of Mr. Ralph N. Templeton, of Ash-‘ ‘burn, was largely attended and high ly enjoyed. Various games were ‘played during the afternoon. | ~ Mr. L. F. Brewer and family, of" }Smyrna, spent Saturday and Sunday‘ ‘with the families of Messrs. G. E* Crow and J. E. White. | Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Reed, of 'At—‘ lanta, were the week-end guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L.l ‘Reed. - Miss R. V. Daniell ®ill spgnd a week in Acweorth with luer aapt, Hrs. Sadie Laumg. ~ Movws. W. H. Knex amd Raiph Temploten, Misses Willp Kweex, An nie Butlar, Etued Martin and Fannie Meore spemt Sunday aftermeen ab Kennesaw Meuntain. Mr. D. C. Barber, whwo is station ed at Camp Gowdon, spemt Sakurday kgt with lewmve folks. Mr. Ralph Temapleton reterned te Ashbuarn en Momday = aeeem pandiesd by his awm, Mws. A A, Dandell amd ber bitkke elvarming dauglber, Anmie Mae. Neo persem has been mwere highly regarded at Olive § _ sgs thamn Mr. Templetom and the last days ef | his sbay were evowded with emben bameaents oo Tois hewer, the lkawgesk one beimg en Friday wight at the bome of Mr. and Mrs J. C. Reed. Mr. €. E. Ireland, of Ashborn, bas' bean mingling with relativas . and friends and remewing old aeouoain tances o Cobb ecounty for the past werk, . Mr. J. P. Johmson's residence hm‘ almost reached its covapletion wader! the direction of Mr. G. E. Crow. ' When covapleted Mr. Johnson will 1 have ome of the mogt convenient| homes on the Awstell road. 1 Mi and Mrs. V. V. Horn, of Ma«l rietta, spent the week-end here with Mr. snd Mrs. J. L. Reed. ‘ Col. J. L. Moore and family spent severanl days in Atlanta wwith rela tives. \ Mr. John S. Wilson will move his! family to Atlanta this weel. . Mr. G. F. Waits came up Sonday from Camp Gordon to see relsw Rives. 1 = CLYDE. | . MABLETON Rev. J. M. and Mrs. Hawkins and Migs Meorgie Andrew, of Decator, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Ovwven. Migs Loucy Thowwas, of ° Atlsnta, ypent the week-end with her brother, Me. J. E. Thonmas. Miss Lucy for maerly lived at this place and ks many friends who are always glad to have her come. Miss Irens Mable visited home folks Suoadiay. Me. and Mpe. R. E. Lowe suod faon ily, of Atlanta, spent the day wwith Mr. and Mr. T. J. Lowe Su’m\dﬂ«% Miss Ruth A. Mable spent Sunday with Misses Mag and Ruath Mable. Mr. and Mrs. Lene Mitchell and daoghter Maria vaotored out Sunday . 00, to see their sont Rotk sbo s very micl, Mo, and Mrs. M. V. Moss wisited xedatives Sundey in Atheota = Ovgor Somdiey Sehoovod i stilk geomiog werk there s roova for move. Conoe ook, meoldiers sond Feddbers, sood bulp us ke & decess, We peed Yoo Twadp. Class Neo. 5 wes omgsnized Lt Seoday, widh Mrs, Agoas Desoiell as Rew. J. M. Blaseising froms thee e g taw Orplivws Blewae, visited our ekl and gave we an indkeresting ted. Mrs. O. F. Daniell vizited Atkuate recently. Mre. M. V. Moss and Mry. Robewt Mable visited Mrs. P. . Gann Wed nasxday p. m. . Mr. and Mrs. Pear]l H. Gann spent Sundgy with Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Gann. . Messrs. W. G. Barber and J. E. Thomas, of Camp Gordon, spent Sun day with home folks. Light frost reported Sinday morn ingon low land. : SWEET SIXTEEN. Sel T sl el We have moved our office from North side of Public Square to Atlanta Street in store formerly occupied by Murray Jewelry Company. We are better prepared than ever to supply your needs and will be glad to have you call on us . SINGERsEMING. GO MACHINE ! “What's your name, my poor man?"” asked the kind-hearted wo man. “Lady,” replied Plodding Pete, un blushingly, “me name is ‘Lord Regi nald 'Courtenay Thorpe.’” % ’ m ed ICLI f w. \ ) n * ° ’ For Forty Years Lydia E. Pinkham’s .=. \ . Vegetable has Relieved ° 2 the Sufferings of Women. It hardly seems possible that there is a woman in this country who continues to suffer without tving L E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a trial aE ter ang e evi dence t@hca:t 15 @Qntlana»uy being pubclsiesq}a@(;;],’.w@viﬂg b@y@ﬂ‘a contradiction that this grand old medicine has relieved more suffering among women than any other medicine in the world. ‘ Mirs. Kieso Cured After Seven Month's Diness. * ’-'ll5 - Aurora, IL.—“For seven long months I suffered ‘ i 8 from a female treuble, with severe pains in :mg back , J ||[|and sides until I beeame so weak 1 eould '-amd'l;?{/ | walk from ehair to chair, and got so merveus I i E £.4 would jump at the slightest moise. 1 was entirely | "(% unfit te do my house work, I was gwiongc up hope of e, *‘”%‘,t ever being well, when my sister asked me to try i w 97 Y Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. I took j S| [<ix Dottles and today lam a healthy woman able to s do my own housework. I wish every suffering I » woman would try Lf'-(:l.iam E. Pinkham’s Vegetable ‘f..g, ey ('«\ar:mrxi::'»xnox:n:(:],, and fnd out fer herself how good it s —Muma KARL A. Kiese; North Ave., Aurora, Ik Could Hardly Get Off Her Bed. Cineinnati, Ohdo.—*l want youa o know the good Lydia E. Piak ham's Vegetable Compound has done for ne. I was in sach bad health from female troubles that I eould hardly geb off my bed. I had been doctoring for & long time and my mother said, ‘T want you to try Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetabls Compound.’ 8o I did, and it hae certainly made me a well woman. Tam able to do my howse work and am so happy as I nevemexpeeted to go around the way 1 do again, and I want others to know what Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has domne for me.*—Mps, Josie Coryen, 1668 Harrison Aves, Fairmount, Cincinnati, Ohio. : If you want speeial adviee write to Lydia E. Pinkban Medi eine Co. (eonfidential) Lynan, Mass. Your letter will be opened;, - read and answered by a Womamß and held in striet confidences B3NS amns . \‘.._u_ o - R BN IS 1 D Delk Power Attachment urn o sl CIDCT FAD NI OVER 500 SOLD FIRST YEAR OUT -« A Ford car equipped with a Delk Power Attachment will furnish the power for— Sawiiﬂg ww@. : Threshing Oats, Wheat, etec. platirg S Baling Hay Pusmping Water » Renning Famning Mill . Shredding Ceorn Stever Running Feed Cutters Running any Small Shep er Ml Concrete Mixer ' The Ford Motor and the Delk Attach ment will do any work that a sixteen horse power stationary gasoline engine will“do. As a few of our patrons in Cobb Coun ty: Judge N. A. Morris Mr. R. D. Delk ‘ Mr. D. C. Cole : Mr. J. L. Phillips, Dallas, Ga. : Mr. M. F. Barnes Mr. Will Chastain : Mr. Roy Tippins, Acworth, Ga. : Mr. Joe Thomas ¢ N Mr. Gunyan . 1 Mr. Camp, Lost Mountain. 0 Delk Power Attachmet Company MARIETTA, GEORGIA. : “Are yow sure that’s your real name?”’ : & “No, I jes’ thought it ’ud be a nice name for you to use if you want ed to put de fact dat you had given me a sandwich an’ a cup/o’ tea in de society news.”—Washingtoa Star. Page Eleven