The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-12-21
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
Picked Up and ChronicIed
for Our Readers.
EPeIH LEAGUE ENTERTAINMENT.
Lecai GOsS.h and Society News Noted
for Our Numerous Readers. A
Merry Christmas to All.

Debt remarked Josh Billings, lis a
trap which man sets and bats himself
and then deliberately gets into"
Never condemn anybody until you havs@.
put yourself in his place and see whether
you wouldn't do the same thirg yourself
Mr.. Jordan Morris, of Milton county. a
bachelor, aged 81, retired in good health
Monday night. and was found dead next
morning in his bed.
IT requires hard work to succeed at
anything, and the young man who ats
down and waits for q soft jobto present
itself will wear out good many pairs of
pants, if he can get them.
DR.. Bayard l.. Mcintosh, Of Marietta.
has returned home after few days spent
in Blakely. The doctors friends are al
ways delighted to meet him when he runs
down to spend while among them in this,
his former home -Blakely News.
The ''Epworth League and Juvenile
Missionary Society," OF the Methodist
Church. will have an interesting meeting
at the church Friday night. Everybody
invited The young people extend you
a cordial welcome The exercises will
consist OF songs, recitations ana suitable
addresses Let all friends o. The Young
people come out and enjoy the hour with
them, Friday evening.
The entertainment given by Miss Mabel
Cortelyon Friday evening was brilliant and
enjoyable in every respect. A number of
new ald pleasant features were introduced.
Among these was the changing of partners
at the ringing Of glass bell, which oc>
Cured at intervals, oecssioning free
commingling of those present There was
also well rendered recitation by Miss
Minnie Msnget, and the reading and ans
swering of conundrnms, which occasioned
much merrimert. Refreshments of tae
most tempting character was served, aDs
altogether the charming hostess acquitted
herself most royalty Those present we're:
Misses Sallie and Minnie Manget9 Ellen
WEIGH, May Gober, Gussie Groves, Katie
Brandy, Nellie Drane. Lettie Lawrence,
Hattie Dunwody, Lena Sessions, Linda
Mckinney, Mabel Corielyon. Grace Me-
Clatchey: Messrs. James Legg, James
Dunwody, r. b. Simpson, DIR. G. T.Nolan, Z
Joe Latimer, Adrian Cortelyou, James
Groves, George a anderson, W. y. Cheney,
Ben Wellons and Prof s. " Sanford.
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