The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-09
Social ano personal


Miss Regina Rambo is still in New
York city improving her time in
post graduate course.
Miss Lois Dobbs went to Dalton
Monday with her sister, Mrs. B. H.
Mitchell, to spend some time.
Ask your doctor about Mr.. Wik!e
the Prescription Druggist He
knows how experience counts.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Carter, Of
townsend, Miss, visited their cousin
Miss L. A Norrell two days last
week.
Misses Pauline and Frances Grit
fin leave next Monday for Hampton
to spend month with Mrs. Carl
Griffin.
1t is plain that the Georgia legis-
1ature is going in for compulsory ed
ucation. Governor Harris is giving
it his pport-Augusta Chronicle.
Mrs Grady Conway returned to
Mrs. w. A. Florence, Mrs. D. R. Lit
tie, Mrs. Collins and Miss Schilling.
Mrs. E. P. DoDbs and Miss Chris
tine DObbs are visiting Mrs. Kitch-
ings at Kitchings Mill in South Caro-
lima and will go later to Wrights-
vile Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Wink have
recovered their health and returned
to Dalton where Mr.. Wink Manages
a moving picture show for Mr.. H.
V, Manning
Fresh turnip seeds-All kinds.
Hodges Drug Co.
Miss Constance Cole is with Miss
Mabond Screven in Hendersonville,
n. c., Miss Lucy Cole is in Char
lotte, N. c., with relatives and Miss
Rebecca Cole is visiting in Atlanta.
Mayor Bridges smith reports Ma
con darkeys as delighted over the
fact that "Marse Nat Harris" is their
true friend and will see that home
for old colored folks is established
some where.
Mr.. T. R. Rutherford, of Kenne-
saw, came in to renew his subscrip
ton Tuesday morning. He will be
so years old his next birthday and is
just able to be out after having his
left arm broken.
Dr. @. H. Field returned to Flor
ida Tuesday but expects to be here
again on the goth Of this month. La
ter on he will arrange a home-seek-
ers excursion to the land of Flowers
when farmers can find time to go.
Mrs. Lawhon and Mrs. Florence
were ready to chaperone picnic
party to Powder Springs Thursday
evening but rain interfered So the
young people stopped at Mrs. Flor
ence's home and enjoyed their sup
per on the front veranda.
Mrs. Leon Faw had planned a pic
mic at Lovers Rock near Roswell for
4th OF July outing but rain caused
the che nge to a spend-the-day-pa
in her Roswell Street home. Her
guests included Misses Sarah Wright
Agnes and Lucille Kendrick, of At
lanta, and Miss Elizabeth Faw.
Fresh turnip seeds-All kinds.
Hodges Drug Co.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Y. Hill, of Kenne-
saw, have gone on a special train
from A tlanta to the Shriners conVen-
ton in Seattle and will visit Colo
RADIO Springs Salt Lake City, san
Francisco and Los Angeles. Return
ing they will visit Sar Diego, the
grand canyon, Kansas City, Memphis
and Birmingham and will arrive at
home the last of July.
Miss Mamie Ward has received
box Of fine ox-heart cherries from
her uncle, Mr.. J. l.. j. Hips, or
North Yakima, Wash, and is divld-
ing with her friends. These make
fine preserves and pickles but do not
NOupdIc WIN Lu0 4AIIAO OAo
cherries for pies and eating raw. We
return thanks to Miss Mamie for our
share and assure her they were
greatly enjoyed
Lena Carnes has received from
Prof. Dumas the five-dollar gold
piece given her by Gov. Brown Tor
not missing a word in spelling the
last school year. Heretofore this re-
ward of merit has been shared by
several children but this time Lena
won 1T all by herself and her aunt,
Mrs. Lena Warren, gave her another
five-dOllar gold piece to add to 1t so
her bank account has received quite
ad ditinn