The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-06
Marietta Cotton Market.
lotion sold in Marietta Wednes-
day for Is 1-2 cents.
POWDER SPRINGS,

guests OF MeSSrS. +. A. and 7. N.
Camp and families.
Rev. T. L. Rutland was sent
back to this charge for another
year. Mr.. and Mrs Rutland have
made many strong friends here who
are glad to have them return to us.
They are such good, nice people any
town would be proud to have m
their midst.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. NJ. Lindley
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jeff Clonts in Paulding county.
Mr.. Will Doris, of Douglas
Vile, motored over here Saturday
for short while.
The "Matrons" enjoyed a day
long to be remembered Tuesday,
November 10Th, when they were in
vited by Mrs. H. R. Hunt at the
A. College to spend-the-day party.
Mrs. Hunt is one of those charming
1atrons with such easy and grace
full manners that makes every one.
feel perfectly at home, and when the
many hours were gone, it only
seemed a short time, for we had
been entertained SO royalty and the
time had glided by 50 swiftly we
were unconscious of its passing
The rooms were decorated in au-
tumn leaves and everything had the
spirit of Thanksgiving day. In the
pretty dining room were two long
tables decorated with autumn leaves,
pumpkins, fruit and candles light
ed, which presented a beautiful pic
ture.
Prof. and Mrs. H. r. Hunt, Prof.
Creel, Miss Martin, Miss Adams
and Miss EubankS ate dinner with
the ladies. These young lady teach
ers are charming and the gentlemen
we're very interesting, which added
much to the pleasure of the hour.
The dinner was served in courses
by the senior girls. They looked
their prettiest and served their best.
The place cards were pumpkin
shape, and were the letters that
make the words Thanksgiving
Day" Each one wrote verse with
the letter they had with the spirit
Of Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Pound, of West End, was
the guest of honor. At late hour
the ladies babe Mrs, Hunt good-by
and they were truly thankful they
had the pleasure of being with her
that day,
Wednesday the ladies of the
Methodist Aid Society enjoyed a
pleasant day with Mrs. Pickett.
They put quilt together and tackled
it. Mrs. Pickett is such kind,
sweet lady and makes every one
have such a nice time.
Thursday everything presented a
beautiful picture, with mantle
of snow. 1t was delight to many,
especially the little boys.
Thanksgiving eve "The Club
Without Name presented Mrs.
Briggs of the Poultry Yard and
Two of a Kind" These were splen-
did plays and highly enjoyed by all
present.
Friday and Saturday the ladies Of
the Baptist church held their bazaar
and served lunches in the A. A.
Wolf & Sons furniture store. The
neat sum of S61.5O was taken in,
which was very gratifying to these
ladies who had worked so hard and
so faithfully. They wish to thank
the Wolf firm for their kindness to
them. and each and every one who
contributed in any way and as
sure them of their heartfelt appre-
citation
Mr.. G. c. Wagnon and family
leave Thursday for West Point, to
make their home. We regret for
these estinable people to leave our
midst. and watt them best wishes
in their new home
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hendrix
delightfully."- entertained the Farm
ers' Club Saturday These club
days are looked forward to with
much pleasure by these good men
and they get out of it all the pleas
IRE imaginable. Mrs. Ida Elaney OF
Nt1anta, assisted Mrs. HendrlN
with her sunptuous dinner. NO.
NOTICE