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Newspaper Page TextFriday Morhing, October 12th, 1917. Soctal and Personal Lieut. Guy Roberts spei.. the week -end at home. , Mr. Eugene Northcutt spent the week-end at home. ‘_ Mr. and Mrs. Pichard Bentley have moved to Albany. Mrs. Robert Leach has returnedsto her home*in Florida. . Miss Leila Nix spent the week-end with Mrs. Carrie McLain. Miss Annie Cummings has return ed from Monteagle, Tenn. Mr. Harry White, of Atlanta, spent Sunday with friends in Marietta. Mr. Judson Stanley spent Sunday with ‘his parents in Lawrenceville. Mrs. M. K. Williams, of Tate, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Kerley. Miss Lucile Morris spent the week end at home from Brenau College. Mr. Bolan Brumby, Jr., came home from Camp Harris for the Wesi end. Gov. Bro¥n les ré@armed from = trig to Wew Yerk amd W assipinspetren City. Wice Ceatlaewime Chardoom, of o wraanr, ik, e vikitiong Mlioose Mooy amd Julia Howell. MWiw Lowise Bywewsn tyas biovited 2o join the ehildrem at Ida Refsris birdi dey pandtyr. M, Jgihme off A thacnti sieni Selion] livtgee. ' ‘ Wes B L, Steisger will eateriain oo Thoesdlary D Jgyor of Hlows Eidboe Sefos Hoag. W s Lillievn E. F:an hae eooe Yronn Mo aseillie to spesd some Tae Wit Wirs., Setze: ‘ Sooweant Norri: Doan is delighit ed with B& wuomih's esperiesce Aw Bakt vy B : W e Kzl f?\c?:.(ler&'f, of Aao ta, T ent Friday (3 ¥Mr. and Mes, Millle WieNesedl. . M. D’iu@i‘ili‘llﬁe'ﬂeegwy s now Sers geant A, B Blellesley, Tite Eogrione No. I, Camp €xs don, ) M s Jeolwr Cloweland, of §DR bore, S, 0., i visitiog betr niece, Mors. Well woin Reyz olds. M 5. Harry Brigh? asd little sor, BRich erd, of € nerxanti, are visttiog Mrs. Will Ne .. ° Mas Leils ©ilkest, of Smyrna, sper : Thurm sy Witk bes sister, Mrs. Geo, e De.d.(f.ﬂ;ﬁf‘,.. M s Eva aayes is vow in charge of ¢l o operating wowown o the Wesley Mew srial Blespitak. M. Joe Wroosrer aond Tamily spent Sond sy with friends nesr the Meuei exta Camp Gorowond. Mo Max Bate lhies wetorned to Yorl town, Tex., afber spendiong the swontaer it Goesorgi. M cs. Tnmasen Clhasee will go to News York with Mrs, Georgia K. Scllivedmn to spend the winber, M snd Mes. Roy Relberts, of At lants, spemt Samday with Bre. od Mrs. George Robwerts. Mr. E. H. Chayl is in St. Lowods now #s sdesmoaweger of the F. J. Sxua t Investment Co. Mise Mary Same, of Greenville, S. C., has come to spend awhile with Mr. and Mre, Walter Sams. Mrs. Frank Mizames and Mrs. W. F. Groves of Mears, Ga., are visitimg Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Groves. Mr. and Mre. N. J. Horn and Miss Eva Garrie vigited Atlants on last Saturday en a pleasure trip. Mize Mollie Setze iz in Savannakh to visit Mr. and Mrs. Chipley Setze and Mr. and Mrs. Noble Jones. Mr. Norman G. Bacem, of Sencea, S. C. has come te spend some timse with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Daniell. Mr. and Mrs. Cafles Lynes and famil§, of Atianta, spent Sunday with Col. and Mrs. J. C. Lynes. Miss Annie Dean Atkinson and Miss Alice Harrison, of Brunswick, are visiting Miss Mary Anne Irwin. Miss Phoema Ruesell has returned from Monteagle and will be with Mrs. £. M. McCulloch for several months. Rev. G. W. Duval, of Buford, a re cent pastor of the Methodist church Nere, was a visitor in town last Mon cay. Among our visiters last week were Mrs. T. L. Davis and Miss Louella rogan who brought ws some fine £reen corn. Mrs. R. P. Marler visited Thomas ville last week. Mi#) Mamie and “¢r brother Johnnie visited relatives N Atlanta. 7 Mr. Will H. Welch; and wife spent “unday and Monday_with Mr. Dock Allgood and family° near Marietta “amp Ground. Miss Annie Lucia Warren writes ¢ is having delightful time these “vs driving a Ford around and about Warrenton. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Chambliss stop “d here on their way to Columbia - C., andtook Mrs. Davenport with tem in their car, Mrs. Lizzie Ll'ttle spent a day last week with Mr. and Mrs. Rosser Little on her way to Dayton\Ohio to visit Mr. and Mrs. Beemar Little. Mrs. Marchman, of Villa Rica, and her daughter, Miss Annie March man, spent Monday with Mrs. L. B. Robeson and her daughters. Mrs. Edward Groves and little son Edward, Jr., left Saturday for Ring gold, Ga., to be near Mr. Groves who is training at Fort Oglethorpe. Mrs. W. T. Mosher is expected home as her son-in-law, Mr. Farel is so much better. His fever is gon~» now and his recovery is expected. Mr. Orrie Daniell, of Bremen, vi sited his brother, Mr. George Dan iell, last week. He is still busy and happy raising chickens at Bremen. Mrs. W. R. Mountcastle spent Sun day in Ball Ground, going out with Mr. and Nirs. H. G. Hastimgs, Nr. Sharpge and ¥r. Paglor, of Athmata. Nre. Horme Fiel and buer little dom, Buseford, ave gowe o Charloe ton, S. C, to be with Xr. Field who b oave ewshgh i ddmival Beatiy's ef fheee. Me, . B, A, Sehilling's Senday wi stbows imehoded Mr. Miltem Lewvelawe, of Wesk Point, amd NMissas Mabel Lewelaee amid Mabel Maliek, of At liavateas, Wi Tvamive Dienice, e A tlamta, sypent e weieis-emd with Mrs, R Bl Starke who las bween with her father, Mr W, T. Moslwer during Sher vaothers alb - Blises Reging and Bovoa May Ramalio diod mot go o the U. C. V. vewmion: in Thomasville on account of thoe denctli off Whebdt: conmsvo, Mors, S, A B nodieresionee, : Mevew, toe vive wesr old dsghter of Mr. good Mrs. Diomakd Lsswwrence, is et the Deceis-Fischer Seaomiteriomg we cowerimg Firomd a 0 ojprerradtionne Lo - prencd e s, B, and Mrs. W. T. Potts had as thedr Sumday visitors Me.' and Brs. J. Will Coway, of Conyers, snd Mrs. Bartow Goowode, of Atlaata, with their uttle daehiers. Me. J. K. Kllgood amd bis daowh ter, Wiss Cynthiz, of near the Mariet ta Con p Ground, sgent lsst Friday with bis daughter, Mrs. W. H. Weleh on Roswell street. Yiiss Alline Fielder came vp Sounday afternoon with Capt. Rokert McWhor ter amd Lieut. Charlie Brown and they were guests at supper of Gov. gnd Mrs. Brown. - Mlr. sod M’mé Moulitrie Sessions Thed as their Sunday guest from Fort Oglethorpe, Mr. Bertram Reambo, of Philedelphis, whose fatther is aom ac quaintance of theirs. A prominent Atlants jeweler re onariks that his firm is selling plenty of dizmonds smd silverware. Wed dimgs comtimme with wvoost cheroaing frequency. Prof. amd Mre Kinnamon snd thei sister, Mrs. Buchlay, sre at howie with Mrs, Stantom on Cherolkees Sk, That iz ome of the most socisble woedighborlonds in toswn. Mre. Vineent C. Lawey and ber Tlittls deughter, Mary Maude, and Mrs. Fortescue-Cole, of Decatur, gpent last Friday with Mre. H. G. Cols,and Miss Mary Cole. Miss Virginia Hayes has come to fill the place of her zister, Miss Ruth Hayes as tesmcher in the second and third grades. Mise Ruth Hayes has aceepved a position in Oklahoma. Mrs. R. N. Barnes and Mrz. 1. T. Moubley have returned to their homes im Hamilton after spending several weeks with their parents, Mr. ard Mrs. M. F. Barnes on-the Pow der Springs read. u Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Bate an nounce the birth of a son who is Philip Henry, Jr. He iz the first grand child of Mr. Henry A. Ward who says he feels younger than ever since becoming a grard father. Mrs. Myra Boynton,” Dr. and Mvys. Newton Craig and baby and Martha ‘Beynton stepped to see Mr. and Mrs. Newton Heggie¢® Sunday morning en their way to Adairsville and Martha remained with Mrs. Heggie until Mon day. Mr. and Mrs. Howell TPezevant motored to Atlanta Smturday to mewst their mother, Mrs. Fannie Tresevant, who wes returning frem Columbia, S. C. They were accompanied by Mrs. ¥. H. Wyatt, and Mrs. A. V. Cortelyou. Mr. Hugh Manning stopped to see his mother last week on his way home from Atlanta. She has ncve: fully ri&overed from the seveire injury sus tained when she fell on a concrete walk in Athens, Tenns with her whole weight on one knee. On Friday evening after the foot ball game quite a number of visiting boys came to Mr. J. J. Blacks to enjoy, dancing’{nforma]ly. The girls pres ent were Misses Hattie Black, Chris tine Blair, Katherine DuPre. Virginia Boston and Julia McNeel. YHE MARIE. .2 JOURNAL AND COURIER ; Mrs. Mattie Dobbs returned from Coliege Park Saturday after a visit ‘to Mr. and Mrs. James Dobbs. Their ;}daughter, Emita, Mrs. Smith, & in‘ Charleston where her husband, Cap ;tain Walter Herbert Smith, is in the ;quartermaster’s department. l Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Robeson had a }happy party at Echota for the week-] end including their niece, Miss Clif ford Holtzelaw, of Agnes-Scott Col lege, and their nephews, Lieut. E. iHoltzclaw, of Camp Gordon, and Mr. ‘Ben Holtzclaw, of Fort Oglethorpe. ~ On account of the absencesof the rector there was no communion ser vice at St. James Church last Sunday but the sacrament will be administer ed next Sunday at eleven o’clock and there will be a service in the after noon at the Union Chapel at half past three. Mrs. Horace Field entertained the small ®urrent topics club, “Over the T& Cups” last Friday afternoon when Mrs. Robeson, Miss Emma Gardner and Miss Mary Robeson read chapters from “A Student in Arms” by Domald Hanky who was killed in the trenches. - Mle. Jobm Nelson received an ‘in jury frem a machine te his loft feant many years ago ardl receatly it le gam te lw w 0 painfel be lad anm exray examaimation made and am operakion was performed last Satarday at D, Nodam's sanitariom. .He bs miwmeh bet ter amed i expected te recover. : Ome of Marietta's woest semsible amd exemplary matroms kas reawed tuvo fime black Berkshire pigs to full rlaerdty o thie seraps frema lewr tac bide avad freme the kitehewm. To be s shie koeeps a bewntiful tablie i e ooy fimishingy her porkers en eorn whivel slve also wadwed Do e joave e Thwer gpaceden., Revr. Ramdolph (Cladlormsie Woas: s wboonseedl tio- Larebagestoons, Aka., lasdh woeed to assist at the faneral swerviee of) Robwert Cloagpadacs, g grandseom: of Are Diesseono: Wadidell sond & Lorsner paebs biomer of Mr, Claibowrae. e weas @ woinoeg soddier wlio wvas oorossmse Lo bis lowse qood killed o Woe Mo caon Juodedier. e, B W, Girigws, swho is e stboosi active snd wide swwalke omsoo Fowe lids vears we lavvs, ever sewn, b metomed froon Atlante sond is st lowas et his dauvghter, Mrs. Barbmrs Griggs He is & membier of fhe U. C. V. envsaip in Marietta snd enjoyes life mamely snd serenely. His woeny Lriends gore welcovaing Hivn bomse, 2 Dy, snd Mrs. XK. D, Dwosendoug, of Colarsdio Springs, srs both oo wewd nes to ©o to Kramee, he ss & plysi ¢ign swood she ss & noese. She wys studying to bie & nurse whe sbe was maoeeied 0 will wot le sva lgvoramt novice im the kospitsl deddes. Sl will be remiembered s Miss Macjorie Cole, daaghter of Mir. smod Mrs. Web ster Caole, of Idalio. Mrs. Joseph M. Brown sumd Miss Core Brown spent the week-end in Atlenta with Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Con nadly somd attended the besatifel wed dimg of Miss Gladys Dunson and Lieut. Kirkweod Smith at which Lieut. Clamrlie Brown was ons of the usliers.” All the men in the wed ding were officers and were very hand gome in their dress uniforms. The dinner Friday evening at the Golf Club will be in every way com pensating as the committes in charge is compesed of Mre. D. C. Cole, chair man, Mrs. Joseph M. Brown, Mrs. L. D. Heppe, Mrs. V. L. Starr, Mrs. L. N. Tramamell and Mrs. Howell Treze vant. It therefore behooves every one to be prepared for a feast even if it skould ke a Hooverized meal with fish and oysters inscead of ducks or turkeys because the versa tile and energetic chairman makes bread that is quite as delicious as pound cake and all the ethers will do their best. - Your Doctor £ @ -Will Tell You P — - tmm— S =, N ¥ -:! e . 3 \R 4 | oy ; ’i\ b\ le -~ _’," ‘, .\ . 4 that the success of his trsatment will depend largely if not entirely Wpon the accuracy with which his prescriptions are filled. That is the reason why so ma%if/ physicians re commend the® patients to have their prescriptions filled here. They know our faithfulness in such work. .7 . ’ Griffiths’ Pharmacy Marietta - Georgia u‘w/am:srmc INVITATIONS Many friends of Mr. Dumas in Ma rietta have received the following invitation which they will be glad to accept: “Dy. and Mrs. Buna Columbus Powel! request the pleasure of your com pany at the mariage of their daug‘\- ter Floye Alline to Mr. William Charles Dumas on Saturday evening, the twenty-geventh of October one thousand nine hunderd and seventeen at a quarter of eight o’clock, Temple and Windsor Streets Villa Rica, Geor gia.” Other friends are also receiving invitations to the marriage of Miss Annie Marchman and Mr. Ralph Ma lone which will take place at the same time v@h a double ceremony as the brides are cousins. Misses Ma ry and Harriet Robeson, irene Ma lone, Emma May Rambo, Marie and Helen Dumas will be the bevy of beauties from Marietta attending this interesting event. A ROUND DOZEN LUNCHEON. This is one of Marietta's oldest and best social clubs. The membership is limited to an evenm dozen %o the club is enmtertained once ewrch month by a difforant men s, Mre. L. D. Hoppe was hwste s fer Octolwar amil gave a beautifel fewr course lamehewn last Thargday. Iheve after emly three ceurses will be al lowerd imstead of the elalerate amd elegant feasts indulged in herete fore. Om this eceasiom Mrs. Ceunsen Mrs. Davenpert, Mrs. Camdber amd Miss Setze were alsent amnd thedr places were filled by Mrs. Loaekh, Mes. Grahagn, Mrs, Morrissetde amd Nows, Branthew, of Blackshear. Te eval dinimg-table was wery bwacetifel with a brass basioet 12 the eonber Filled with golden casmme s goid the st bloe agreradboms sl wlt a Phaf@y Jowosy of @reews 00l o e Tounood e L Mreooooed! Wbie were Lo wlases B % ees filled witds: swemdiocs: awed st eneh end sokonondl erwsdnd vivsmes Wikl cosache goldls mwed aersdoosm. Cuot glass Lo oo driosdioes weith lecswensodiese o 0 ik aweodl place eroeds pubnted o yellow hrya sva thenoonones comnpheted Loe g vhifad colox s Boewose, A MOTHER GOOSE SEWOYYZ. Memibers of tUhe Kinge's Wessr 1o will gies their somund showr at D, Nolaw’s o 0 Sotorday afberneom st § e'cle-e‘f&. .’ﬂ‘m ]on::‘(d:&(u@‘ad(s’% eaned o by tine elbrildimn will e vosied Tor eoodl escom, Ve eavie gek a good shealk «% sy madkelt., 0. B. Paris. For Men m;mmmmmmmwwmmum Oe € R RL B - 9 . Men’s Suits Any man can rest in comfort in one of our new Fall Suits. They are so cut and made that they do not bind the shoulders or cramp the arms; still they have that trim, smart look that particular men appreciate. ~ Good quality cloth, well cut and made is what makes these suits better than the average. Men’s Overcoats We have been waiting to announce to a shivering world that we are magnificently stocked with a won derfully varied line of new OVERCOATS They are fashioned for the most fastidious. ¢ - Men’s Shoes ~ The road to better Styles and better Values in Men’s Shoes is right through our doorway! It makes no difference what your usual shoe price may be, whether $4.00 or $B.OO or even higher. You'll find all the Better Styles and Values right here. Oh! Yes we know that Shoe Prices are ‘“up’— that’s the cry the world over. But—we still say ‘““The best of Shoe Valués at any stated price.” Shoe priees are not beyond reach when we say Men’s good dependable Stylish shoes at $4.00, $5.00, $5.50, $6.00 and $7.50. . | he Fair ‘ A VISIT TO SOUTH GEORGIA. ‘ Mrs. R. P. Marler has returned from Thomasville where she visited | Mrs. P. H. Randall. Mr. Randall is making fine roads in Phomas Coun tv where the authorities‘alrv giving him a free rein to do the best he can. Mrs. Randall is charmed with South Georgia but has not forgotten Marietta. Mrs. Marler went with the Randalis into Florida and saw tur pentine farms and pigs with yokes on to keep them from climbing over fences. She also visited the Vashti Home where. 85 girls are taught all kinds of domestic work as well as music and books. They are all hap py and rosy and asked about Mrs. M. R. Lyon who is so devoted to their welfare and interests. = Mrs. Marler did not attend the meetings of the veterans but saWw their parade. A SICK-A-BED PARTY. Last Friday was Tony Carter's 9th birthday and he had planned to take a number of his schoo! mates to the 'Mother Goose show at the Strand. |But he suddenly became ill with a high fever and lame from a blistered \foot. So poor little Tony had to see a dector instead of othér pleasant gentlemen who assist in giving pic ltum show parties. But it came to pass that his seheelmates called o ask abewt him and the tabld beside his ’b@d was filled with vases of flowers, boxes of candy and variews toys not to prention twe geed packet-kmives amd a fime base ball and bat. He will kawe amether party whean ke gobs Veeesd], %~——"~>"*' e g - - > e o o — - - b | BLACK _ s 0y ~ , . . 7y ' 0 S | > \H". 4 f g ir . ’ k\\ »» : 1 | y | 4 O | ——— ‘~ ‘o ' lo s | BUBIBALG; M. Y, 2 ‘:,,.,N,AA TPR s S sATS ST Rs L O - A HAPPY BIRTHDAY. Last Friday was Ida Roberts’ 10th birthday and was celebrated with a party to sec the Mother Goose picture at the Strand. 'Mms. Roberts chaper oned the children and gave them pop corn and peanuts to muneh while they watched the beautiful fairies and exciting scenes in Contrary Ma ry’'s garden, and the big goose ac tually flying through the clouds with the old lady on her neek and a party of children on her back! My! but what immense wings that goose did have and how solemn she looked! One of the fairies was a dainty little girl with scant clothes and bare feet while the other was very dressed up with 'many skirts, butterfly wings and high-heeled shoes. This is the latest style in fairies but the old timey ones are so much dearer. After seeing the pictures the children went to the ice cream parlor in the Sams Drug Store and enjoyed white ice cream and chocolate candy. You can get a good steak at my market. D. B. Parks. et bl R-tS&Mice For Sale By: W. A. Sams Drug Co., Marietta, Ga. And all good dealers. g Page Three