The Marietta journal and courier., 1914-04-10


Mr. and Mrs Joe Whitmore spent
Sunday with Mrs. Atkinson.
Mrs. Margaret Holmes has return
ed from Eastman.
Mrs. Joseph Paige, has returned
10 Rochester, N. Y.
Mrs. Joe Carter and Tony spent
tbe weekend in Atlanta.
Mrs. E. L. Stringer is expected
bome from Florida this week.
Miss Mary Marston, of Augusta,
Is visiting Miss Irene Northcutt.
Mr.. Alfred Taylor is recovering
from a severe attack Of pneumonia.
Mrs. Kenan White is visiting her
sister. Mrs. w. D. Barker, in Jack
sonville, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Manning and
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Manning motored
TO Dalton and back Sunday.
Mrs. Lizzie Duke, of Austell, is vi
sting her niece, Miss Daisy Brad
berry.
Mr.. Joseph E. Brown came up
from Albany for the weekend with
his parents.
Mr.. J. B. Delk, who was so seri-
ously injured in his mill, is slowly
Improving.
Misses Della and Ruth Gilmore are
pursuing their studies, during their
stay in Marietta with Miss Julia
Schilling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mills McNeel and
Minnie Lou McNeel went in Their
car to Macon this week and spent
several days.
Mrs. Bessie Tatum will return to
her home in Gilmore county this
week and Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Gable
will take the house she is in on
Cherokee street and keep boarders.
Jimmie, the four year-old son of
Mrs. Joe Mcintyre, died last Thurs
day and was buried in the city GEM
etery Friday, Rev G. w. Duval con-
Quoting the funeral service.
In the recent burning of the Coun-
try Club House near Atlanta Mr.. |
Oscar Keeler lost his "golf sticks"
and his scotch clothes in which he
played.
Mrs. J. V. Kelly and her little !
daughter, Clandia, of Atlantic City |
are spending some tine at Locust
Lodge and Claudia is attending Mrs. |
Little's school.
FOR SALE-0ne vacant lot on Whit
lock Avenue. L. B. Carnes.
The ladies from Marietta attend
ing the recent missionary convention
IN woodstock were Mrs. J. H. Rey-
noids, Mrs. R. H. Moon, Mrs. Carl
Medford and Mrs. w. A. Gatlin, all
OF whom read papers.
MISS Cora Brown went over to Ath-
eHS FRIDAY to attend the entertain
nleht OF the basket ball team given
Oy Miss Sallie McWhorter. She will
remain in Athens this week visiting
Miss Lucy Cobb also.
Mr.. John Keeffe, of St. Louis, Mo,
and Mr.. Neal Keeffe, of Fairmount,
ia called to see us Wednesday
morning. They are guests of their
Orother-in-law, Mr.. J. A. Massey,
anu were residents of Marietta dur
ing their boyhood
All Marietta ladies who will at
'ehd the "Jubilate" at the First Bap-
,'H' Ohurch in Rome on the 18th of
VI Il VIII please send their names TO
MFs' Josie Hine Boozer, 1o2 Fourth
avenue, Rome, Ga. Homes will be
heu 10 all who come. The in
H'auon has been extended by the
~ eSlaent Of the Woman's Missionary
DocIe'y OF the First Baptist Church
of Rome.
,,' mrs John Boston and Miss Lula
'Hicnael entertained the teachers
I'm. y. 'ne city schools Tuesday afternoon
h i'1 game of AZ. The score was
sp' on Easter cards and the same
euS season was suggested by the
ot, etfesh m nts A yellow infant
SnlcRen rI was on each white and gold
p. a'e and the ice tea had slices of
Cra sS and and pine apples in II.
nro"ing rowing hyacinths were used in the
49, connecting rooms in which
guests were entertained.
"v was a dainty, winsome thing
uo "',n laughing, dark-brown eyes;
lips ner pouIlns
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