The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-12
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Nolan are visiting their grandpa
rents, DR.. and Mrs. Burwell Atkin-
son, in Camden County. They will
later enjoyed a camping party with
relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. John E. Snow are
guests of Mrs. D. c. Cole during the
week. Mr.. Snow is superintendent
of the Redpath Chautauqua that
opens today in Marietta on the va
cant lots on Forest Avenue, where il
was last year.
Miss Knoblock, our Milliner leaves
the 18th. See her at once for that
new hat and also let her show you
some splendid values we offer at
half price. Smith and Potts.
Mrs. L. E. York has received news
of the continued serious illnesss Of
her son, Mr.. Onward York, of Dallas.
Texas. He has been i'll most of the
time for the past six months but the
increasing frequency of these severe
attacks is very alarming.
Lieut.. Frank Clay, in his last le1
ter to his brother Lucius, SAYS he is
well and happy but tired of fishing
and shooting birds and crocodiles
and intends to go after some BIG
game in Indo China before sailing
for home next September.
Come to the German Store where
you will find such bargains as you
never saw before. | am doing this
to clean out my present stock in
order to open in my new store, for
merly Dobbins Furniture Store, with
new stock of goods. The German
Store, L. Saul, Prop.
Robert Awtrey, son of Judge and
Mrs John Awtrey, has just compIet
ed his second year at Annapolis and
sailed for vacation in Europe stop
ping first at Gibralter and, going
next to Naples. Hhe will come to
Marietta to spend September with
his parents.
Mrs. A. R. Bond died at her home in
Aberdeen, Miss, last Saturday morn
ing and was laid to rest in Mt. Oil
vet cemetery, Nashville, Monday af-
ternoon. Her husband, Rev. A. r
Bond, was formerly pastor of the
First Baptist church here and she
had many friends who will be griey-
ed to hear of her death.
Chautauqua this week and you
will want a new hat. See big sale at
Smith and Potts.
Miss Julia Anderson entertained
for Miss Augusta Skeen Tuesday
evening with a lawn party but the
rain kept every one indoors at least
on the long veranda. Nevertheless
the large party of young people en-
Joyed the evening. Elizabeth An
derson and Lillian Dobbs served
punch. Ice cream and cake were
also served.
Mrs. A. S. Clay will take her place
as post master Of Marietta on the
first Of July and will be in her Of
flee at 9 O'Clock every morning.
She intends to be devoted to the
business and do her part in seeing
that Marietta's mail continues to be
right. Everybody in town
should brace up" and stand by the
new post master in every way and
never impose on her good nature.
See shapes and trimmed hats for
half price at Smith and Potts.
Mrs. H. c. Hudgins and Mrs. w. L.
Richardson entertained the Shake
speare class of Atlanta Thursday at
Ravenswood, Mrs. Richardson's
pretty home on the car line. Re-.
and Mrs w. w Memminger were
among the guests and this brilliant
read from King Richard
the Third with comments on certain
parts of the play This club was or
over twenty years ago ami
daughters Of the initial members
have joined it. A delicious hot
lunch with an ice course was served.
Mrs. G. T. Carrie, mother of Mr..
Ben Carrie, died at his home in Ken
nesaw Tuesday in her 83rd yea.
Her death resulted from a stroke Of
paralysis week ago, The funeral
was held at the Methodist church,
of which she was a member, with
Rev. w. F. Ware, of Acworth, Off
and the interment was ~
the city cemetery of Kennesaw at
$3.50 o'clock. She leaves, beside her
son, Mr.. Ben Carrie, one daughter.
Mrs. Bonnie Craig, of Atlanta, and
many friends to mourn her death.
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