The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-08

end in College Park.
Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Bishop have
returned from Florida.
Mr.. AID Hicks is seriously i'll ut
the Grady Hospital in Atlanta.
Misses Odessa and Ruby Sewell
are visiting Mrs. R. C. Sharp in Wa
leska.
Prof. H. L. Sewell has returned to
Gainesville after visiting his father,
Mr., c. T. Sewell
Mr. Jack Massey, with his little
daughter, Katherine, of Washington
City, is visiting his father, Mr.. ]. A.
Massey.
York, who has been visiting in Gu
ba, will spend several days here next
rweek with Mr. and Mrs. N. w. L.
Brown.
DR.. Daniel, pastor of the First
Baptist Church of Atlanta, will
preach at the First Baptist Church
here next Sunday night when the
newly elected deacons will be or
dained
Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt went to At
lanta Immediately after the we'd
ding ceremony and spent Wednesday
in Griffin with Mr.. and Mrs. Niles.
They leave for Los Angeles on Satur-
day.
From the Athens Banner:
The two Atlanta afternoon papers
have both sides winning again in Eu-
rope. 1t is strange how those two
papers find out, both of them, just
which side the other is going to have
as winner each day.
Mr.. D. F. Werner was painfully hurt
Wednesday afternoon by striking his
head against the frame of his barn
door as he was driving in on a big
load of hay. Dr.. Nolan was called
to examine him and does not think
his injuries are serious.
Sunday morning there was a large
congregation at the First Baptist
Church when Rev. G. S. Tumlin
preached an earnest sermon on the
spirit in which we should begin the
work Of the new year. The music
was also unusually fine
When the brides cake was cut
Tuesday evening at the WellOns-
Dean wedding Miss Mildred Brown
found the ring, Miss Frances Wikle
the dime and Miss Laura Margaret
Hoppe the thimble, which supersti-
ton says is the safest shield against
the darts of cupid
By order of Judge Newman, r "A.
Hill, trustee of J. J. Black in bank
ruptcy, a deed has been made to the
First National Bank of Marietta of
the ArmOry building on Atlanta
street; and the machinery plant at
Buffers is now owned by Mr.. R. i.
Butler.
Mrs. Howard Parkinson gave 4
Gem party Wednesday afternoon for
her niece, Miss Louie Dean Stephens,
inviting Misses Elizabeth Anderson,
Wilma Butler, Augusta Cohen, Lucy
Cole, Lucille Morris and Rebecca Wy
att. After the show refreshments
were enjoyed in an ice cream par
lor
News has been received that Mr..
Allen D. Hays once a citizen of COBB
county, died in Silver City, New Mex
leo, his home, on Dec. 9th ult. Mr..
Hays has many relatives and friends
in and around Marietta and Atlanta.
He leaves a wife, two daughters, two
brothers and one sister. Much re-
gret will be felt at the news of his
death
In a letter renewing for the jour
nal Mr.. C. E. Henderson writes that
Tampa has no superior on earth as
health resort but citrus fruits can
not fill the spot accustomed to break
fast bacon. Also that he is on the
board of stewards of the largest
church in the city which proves he
is being good whether he is other
wise making good or not.
Miss Evelyn Clay left Sunday with
Congressman and Mrs. Gordon Lee
For Washington City to spend some
time. She has lived in that city SO
much of her life that it seems quite
home like and she will be charming
" entertained not only by Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee but by Senator and Mrs.
Hardwick and other friends of her
father and mother. Miss Lamar
Latham will return with her in the
spring.
One lovely Christmas card has the
calling card of the sender tied by a
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