The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-06
KENNESAW.

The death of Mr.. S i. Brinkley Tues
day morning at three O'Clock was quite
! shocK 10 the community He was at
MS sons, Mr. j. +. Brinkley, and had
/ 'aten hearty supper Monday night
ana retired. Later in thu night the
FAMILY was aroused and he grew worse
ana at three O'Clock he passed peace
! iully away TO the Great Beyond to ioin
ms beloved wife and children Mr..
Brlnkley was one of the best men [
ever knew. he lived up to his faith
ana was devout member of the Metho.
DIST church and Sunday school work.
err tie used to say he loved every
body, and | am sure everybody loved
him. e funeral was conducted
Wednesday at the Methodist church by
Rev. w. u. Orawley, of Marietta, and
Kew "A. j Morgan, of Acworth, after
which the remains we're inferred in the
cemetery here. Mr.. Brinkley had lived
long and useful life and would have
soon celebrated his eighty third birth
day. He is survived by two sons
MessrS. Fletcher and POmp Brinklev.
and number of grandchildren and
great grandchildren who have the SYM
! t''J ~ N'AN N''S'AC NNhAlAANlllt1
Mr. w. Mcclure and Miss Leila
! Hughes, of Cherokee, were married
Sunday, May LIST, Rev Mr.. Embry per-
forming the ceremony. Mr. Mcclure
is in the mercantile business in Kenne-
saw and has made many friends since
coming here from Cherokee. Miss
Hughes is pretty and amiable young
lady who will make good helpmeet.
We join with many friends in wishing
them much happiness.
Mr.. Charlie Moon and Miss Maud
Gentry, OF Dallas, were married Sun
day, May lst, and arrived here Tues
day. Mr.. MOonis one of our most in
dustrlous young farmers and has made
preparation to go to house keeping.
We extend congratulations and best
wishes.
Mr. and Mrs T. j. Gatlin spent Sun.
day with relatives in Acworth.
Mr.. D s. Tennent, of Marietta, visit
ed relatives here recently.
Misses Rosamond Basher and Blanche
Grower, of Marietta, visited Miss
Bertha B:inkley Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Fitzgerald, of At.
lanta, visited relatives here Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Jennie Carrie spent part of last
week in Atlanta.
Mr. Hyde and Miss Neese. of Mari
eta, were married here Sunday even
ing, b. H. Carrie performing the cere-
mony.
MIR. and Mrs John Ellison, Sr., are
visiting in Marietta and Atlanta
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Booth announce
the arrival of a son at their home at
Benson Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Miller announce
the arrival of fine son.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chadwick an
nOunce the arrival OF twins, son and
daughter.
Miss Mae Green returned from At.
lanta Sunday where she has been visit
ing her brothers.
Mrs. will Morgan has given up the
hotel ana will move TO Etowah, Tenn.
Rev. Robert Orr, of buford, is visit
! llR uln ldlICEt II, II. VII, NJ NhTB
Hill, who is in declining health.
Mrs. Mary Hilley has returned from
/ Calhoun.
Mrs. s. j. Pyron spent Tuesday III
Atlanta.
Prof. Long. Of Lavender. was the
guest Of Miss Bertha Brinkley Monday
Miss Minnie Baldwin visited in At
lanta recently.
Misses Rachael and Alice Aires and
| Mr.. Joe Moon, of Mt Bethel. spent
S Inday with Mr.. and Mrs. Robt Moon.
Mr.. Thomas Whitfield, of Chatta-
nooga, visited his son, Mr.. l.. p. Whit
/ field, last week.
Mr.. }. Will Bennett. of Cedartown
visited Mr.. j, w. Bennett recently.
1t now developes that Mr.. Jasper
Crowder's leg was broken when he fell
last winter His may friends hope
that ne may recover.
( learn that the Baptist people have
called in their services for the fifth Sun
day on account Of the Sunday school
assO cation or convention at the Metho-
dist church the fifth Sunday.
GIDGV