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ATLANTA CONVENTION
OF COUNTY CHAIRMEN
An All Day Conference Was
Held With Federal
Directors.
About sixty county chairman met
with the Federal Director for the
South, Mr. Otto Marx, and with Mr.
Vanderlip’s assistant, Mr. Kavanaugh
both from the Washington office, in
the Piedmont Hotel, Atlanta, on Mon
day. The meeting lasted all day.
It was stimulating to come thus in
contact with the national Teaders.
Many new ideas were gathered;'and
the chairmen went home with a
strong purpose to do their utmost.
It was a pleasure to know that
Cobb County was not second to any
other in what has been accomplish
ed; and yet it made one feel small
to know that we had done so little.
From now until May 4th the county
organization must be perfected; and
after that aggressive action.
The story of Powder Springs will
be written in another column; but
let this sermon strike home,—if Pow
der Springs with a country road for
its one street could in one day lend
the government $B,lOO in the form
of Liberty Bonds, and nearly $lO,-
00 in the form of War Stamps, it is
surely up to the other towns in the
county to do something worth while.
In proportion to her size, Powder
Springs has done better than Mari
etta. -
The quota for Marietta is $120,-
000 for the War Stamp loan, so we
have scarcely made a start. That
means that the average is $2O for
each man, woman and child. The
government makes'you its banker;
it hands to you its note for $5 for
every $4.15 that you will lend. So
let us'all work, conserve, economize,
and practice self-denial in the way
of elothes and food and pleasures
that we may fight the good fight to
a triumphant end.
All committees should go to work
or resign. We must reach every ne
gro church and school in the county.
The county scheols have not been
touched. By June Ist there must
be at least twenty War Savings So
cieties in Marietta.
Requirement for membership are:
Pledge to refrain from unneces-
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REVIVAL SERVICES AT
METHODIST CHURCH
Revival services at the Methodist
Church were begun on Sunday by
Rev. Frank E. Jenkins, and will be
continued throughout this week and
next.
The morning service is at 10:30
o’clock and the evening service -at
8 o’clock, and a pressing invitation
is extended to all to attend these
meetings.
The serious_ crisis in the affairs
of the nation and of the whole world
at this time, should cause men to re
flect, and to seek wisdom and help,
from the source of all true light and
power.
Lay aside an hout™ the temporal
affairs, and you may thus be able to
de more efficiently the work which
may be your part of the affairs of
the world.
SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE
AT ROSWELL APRIL 22-23
This Institute will be led by Rev.
W. B. Dillard, S. S. Field Secretary
of: the North Georgia Conference,
and he will be assisted by other ex
pert 8. S. workers. Pastors, Super
intendents, ' and at least one dele
gate from each achool .in the vicinity
of Marietta will be expected to at
tend. Make up your mind to go, and
then come home to make your Sun
day School a live School.
Marietta Circuit
Quarterly Conference
The Second Quarterly Conference
of the Marietta Circuit will convene
at New Hope Church next Sunday,
April 21. Business of importance be
fore the conference, and it is earnest
ly desired that all officials be pres
wnt. ;
JOHN P. ERWIN,
‘ Presiding, Elder.
sary purchases. 2. Save systemati
cally. 3. - Invest some savings in
War Stamps. 4. Influence some
one else to do likewise. .
A great change is coming over far
mers throughout the state. Reports
showed an increased interest and
larger loans in rural districts. This
also accounts for the fine results at
Powder Springs. They are realiz
ing the vital relationship between the
furrow and the trench!
RANDOLPH R. CLAIBORNE,
County Chairman.
THE MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER
REPORTS ARE SHORT FROM
BOTH CITY AND DISTRICTS
(Continued from First Page.)
G. P. Reynolds, Mrs. G. P. Reynolds,
Palmer Adams Reynolds, W. P. Wylie
Amy L. Glover, N. M. Mayes, R. F.
D., C. W. Manning, H. E. Kile, J. W.
Hancock, F. A. Root, W. F. Moor,
J. J. Lalley, J. J. Spalding, Jr;, D.
G. Chrowder; W. M. Dobbs, J. W.
Glover, Harry Looney, Jr., . .5h
Manning, J. B. Glover, 3rd, E. A.
Williams, E. P. Dobbs, Constantine
Commandary Knight Templars,” Sa
rah A. Camp, R. de T. Lawrence, No.
1, R. D. Medford, Mrs. Wm. B. Tate,
Mrs. Jennie Hart Tdte, R. W. Lewis,
M. R. Lyon, Jr., L. W. Fowler, Mrs.
J. M. Fowler, S. Groover, Pierre Cam
blos, Joe R. Lindley, B. M, West
moreland, R. F. D., W. P:*Mozley,
Mrs. J. A. Hardeman, G. H. Boyd,
Mrs. R. P. Boyd, Smyrna, Ga., F.
T. Boyd, Smyrna, Ga., A. C. White,
Acworth, Ga., C. C. Peed, R. F. D,
Alice C. Reynolds, Mrs. C. C. Peed,
R. F. D., Due West Lodge, 1. 0. O.
F., Peter Blake, J. L. Turner, Mrs.
Cora B. Adams, R. A. Hill, Geo. C.
Gidish, J. B. Cox, Mrs. E. C. Patter
son, Miss Carrfe Sessions, W. M.
Latimer, Jas. J. Daniell, Mrs. J. J.
Daniell, Frank Walley, Joe F. Wors
ley, Geo. H. Sessions, S.D. Rambo,
T. M. Brumby, M. D. Norton, A. C.
Ward, Mrs. E. R. Huant, R. H. North
cutt, Mrs. R. A. Fine, Katherine E.
Whitman, J. J. Hardage, Mary K.
Camblos, T. L. Hunt, T. A. Gram
ling, Mrs. T. A. Gramling, Miss Lou
ise Payne, W. J. Gilbert, Mrs. H. V&
W. B. Coursen, W. A. Coursen, R.
A. Fine, E. G. Gilbert, J. T. Ander
son, Jr., Montgomery Anderson, R.
D. Delk, J. F. Stahl, C. B. Moor, Har
old Green, Anderson Bros. Co., Jas.
T. Anderson, W. A..DuPre, H. B.
Wade, M. C. Frey, R. W. Northcutt,
J. M. Gann, R. B. DuPre, Mrs. L. C.
Baldwin, W. A. DuPre, Jr., Thos. N.
Kemp, O. . Norton, J. D. Malone,
Inda Harrison, R. J. Hancock, W. T.
Potts,
Coxes District.
W. F. Bennett, T. V. Daniell, Chas.
Haggard, Mableton Lodge, I 0. 0.
F., W. P. Garner, Mrs. Martha Lee,
A. B. Seay and Son. W. D. Eason,
Miss Ruth Mable, T. B. Dodgen, Hen
ry N. Stegall, C. N. Daniell, T. K.
Gresham, Alex Mable, Mrs. Hattie
Kalb, T. H. Whitfield, Homer F. H.
Jordan, A. S. Davis, V. P. Gordon,
‘V. E. Melton, Luther H. Gordon, D.
M. Davis, W. A. Gordon, C. O. Lee,
PRS2 N N LI =
Jas. L. Jones, G. M. wf'fl.A w.
‘Gordon, G. R. Gordon, Ed. W. Pair,
Hiram T. Reed, G. M. Reed, J. F.
Mason, N. S. Mason, H. F. Pair, C.
L. Gann, G. B. Gann, Robt. Mable,
F. C. Kalb, J. O. Meeler, S. C. An
derson, Thos. M. Kalb, Jno.”M. Lee,
Charlie N. Lee, Thos. E. Lee, J. B.
Landers, G. W. Glore, Jno. T. Lan
ders, Jas. F. Morris, Henry C. Shaw,
Pink M. Wailis, T. J. Lowe, R. L.
Osborn, Finney T. Sims, V. R. Hol
brook, Homer A. Glore, Sr., M. W.
Daniell, O. D. Gann, Wm. P. Owen,
Jas. A. Edwards, W. S. Culpepper,
Jno, F. Gann, Ruth A. Mable; Pleas
ant H. Gann, Freeman A. Moon, P.
K. Clay, P. L. Mable, Pheriby Lane
Mable, A.E. Daniell, Wm. €. Bar
ber, Thos. C. Moss, Marian L. Dan
jell. H. M. Clay, W. M. Eason, Smyr
ma, Rt. 1, J. M. Thomas, Miss Irene
Mable, Miss Margaret Mable, A. W.
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MARIETTA, GEORGIA.
Serogeins, Hanes Jordan, Jno. Clem
Howard, T. L. Floyd, W. J. Head-
Lemon’s District. N
" Orin B. Logan, Jr., Edgar P. Lo
gan, W. D. Key, H. G. Bhirrble, E.
J. Martin, Mrs. J. F. Delag, Alex.
H. Kent, Ernest D. Key, Margaret
Eberhart, Fred Eberhart, Chas. Eber
hart, Annie Eberhart, J. O. Eberhart,
Arthur W. Ray, A .0. Eberhart, Mrs.
A. B. Caldwell, Maude Sparks, Mrs.
I. B. Gann, Mrs. J. L. Hoffman, R.
D. Webb, J. H. Carmichael, Mrs. J.
V. Carmichael, Florence Carmichael,
James V. Carmichael, Willie Mae
Carmichael, Mrs. .J. H. Carmiachael,
C. M. Standback,
Fuller’s District
J. D. Fuller, R. P. Barfield, Mrs.
. Barfield, E. A. Moody, T. G. Ful
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Pickens, W. M. Gantt.
Friday Morning, April 19th, 19138,
fpl?@ngntguég CHURCH
Sundpy Sehool 9:30 a. m.
s 5 ) 2 Atk
" 'Morning Seérvice 11180 a. m.
Comniunity Sérvice 8 p. m.
An attractive musical program has
been prepared for the evening com
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body.
Buv Liberty Bonds and help
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For Sale
FOR RENT—Three nice large rooms
207 Atlanta St. apr26
3 he
FOR SALE—Jersey-Holstein ik
Cow, has calf three months old.
3.5 Brantley, Rt. 4. apr26
e o e e e .-t A .S Ot
FOR SALE—Porto Rico, Nancy
Hall, and Early Triumph Potato
Slips now ready. Phone 269. C. M.
Head. \
FOR SALE About 75 bushels Broad
well’s improved Early Cotton Seed,
at $1.50 per bushel. J. J. Griggs.
Phone 132-R. aprl9
FOR SALE—IOO bushels, or more,
good, sound; cotton seed for plant
ing. $1.50 per bu. John'P. Cherey,
Marietta, Ga. tf
FOR SALE OR RENT—-Property
kno=n as Miss Nannie Lacy home
on Campbell’s Hill. A ten room
brick house and out houses. Three
acres of land. Apply to Lacy Gar
rett, 303 Haynes Street. t
FOR SALE—A few sections of har
rows. N. M. Mayes. Tt
Sael o o
WANTED—Farm Laborer at once.
__Scarboro BPBros., Marietta, Ga,,
Phone 3311 or 3304. tf
oee i e —
WANTED—to buy manure in any
quantity. Scarboro Bros., phone
3311 or 3304, Marietta, Ga.
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WANTED-—Several good marble co
pers. Steady employment, gzood
wages. Address' Standard Marble
Works, Cincinnati, O. mad
