The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-11-19
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the line will be built.
Miss Nita Motley and party Of
friends spent last Sunday in Wood
stock.
Mrs. Gaudry. who has been visitor
at DR.. Setze's for three weeks left for
her home in Savannah last Friday.
Mrs James w. Leag will leave IN q
few days to visit her mother and other
relatives in Slaughtersville, KY.
The farmers must have sold their
scotton or they are holding it one, for
tbereeis mighty little coming in now.
Prof Luther Moon, of Macland, will
sing at Rose Lane Chapel next Sunday
. night.
Mr.. w. r. Edwards and family, of
near Acworth, moves to Marietta this
week and occupies the Frost house on
Kennesaw Avenue.
There will be a dedication of the
Kennesaw Baptist Church on second
Sunday in December. DR.. Jameson, Of
Atlanta, will preach the dedicatory SER
mon. Rev Grow is pastor.
Beautiful cards have reached Mariet-
ia for the birthday party of little Miss
Rebecca Wyatt rendered by her cous-
ins Miss Dora and Master Randolph
Dawson of Birmingham, Ala.
nr. ]. II, Patton, who attended the
Presbyterian Synod in Brunswick last
week, was assigned to preach at the
Baptist church in Brunswick on last
Sunday morning.
The Sunday School at Elizabeth is 8
p. IN. and attendance is increasing.
Those who wish to hear Mrs. Thomas
+. Curry, organist, and choir must
come about fifteen minutes earlier.
Messrs. Sam Grogan, Ralph North
cutt and Ed Jervey with three dogs
and three guns hunted over 900 acres Of.
land near Woodstock last Friday with
fair luck.
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When things go wrong and trouble
man he feels like he wants to hunt new
friends aud a new hope, but ten. to one
the old friends and old home is best,
Marietta is hard to beat.
II takes fifteen acres of land to keep
one twenty dollar COW alive the year
around. In cotton this same land will
produce from four to ten bales every
year. Even blind man can see which
of the two is the most profitable invest
ment.
noted divine recently announced
that his text for the following Sabbath
would be: "Whatyour neighbors are
saying alb out YOU" and it is recorded,
preached to the largest congregation
ever assembled in that city.
Every young married man should
subscribe for his home paper, says an
exchange. His wife probably had the
pleasure of reading it at home and it
would be heartless to deprive her of it
after she is married.
Land hunger makes men work hard
and yet keep them poor The content
ed owner of small farm is always to
be envied. He is usually prosperous,
if his small farm is we'll titled. Look
over the country you live in and see if
this is not true
thanksgiving service will be held
at Mt. Zion Baptist ChurS. on Thurs
day 26th inst. Rev. J. Il Grew will
preach. There will be special song SER
vice and eveTybodSipffsed to coEs, nj
ner on the ground va
Mr.. ohas. DuBigasn and wife. WIZ
were quietly married, in Marietta Lash :,
Saturday, spent Saturday night at thu
Webb House. Mrs. DuBiGAn is n
daughter of Conductor z. z. hell. of
the A. K. & N. and Mr.. Dol n is +!
son of Hon Fleming Dy of !
Savannah.-Canton AdvancS
:. A dollar saved Is &tllax
an old saying and we. 4 1& .
calculation were mal :. 4 /.
that every dollar save
made. This couAasx
thousands of dollars
ing all the meat II
consumption. Mott
even difficult abou s
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