The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-15
OLIVE SPRINGS.

Mr.. E. M. Legg and family of tn,
Anderson farm spent Sunday her,
with Mrs. Legg's brother, Mr.. G. L
Shaw and family.
Mrs. B. E. Warner will entertain
the sewing club at her home on Wed
nesday afternoon. After the meet
ing Mrs. Warner will serve hot cho
colate.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Westbroot
announce the birth of a beautifu
daughter on Wednesday Oct. the 9Th
Miss Ledbetter, of Atlanta, spen
several days here the past week witt
her grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. P. c
Shadwick.
Mr. and Mrs. S. ]. Grow gave ar
old time candy pulling at their home
on Wednesday night. The young
men and young ladies invited enjoy
ed themselves very much and wish
to live many more years to enjoy
other such occasions as this.
Master Guy Griggs has typhoid
fever which his many little friends
regret very much, But they hope
for him a safe recovery.
The Sunday School rally was well
observed here on Sunday night
Several nice recitations and songs
by the little children. One feature
of the program that will not be for
gotten soon was the songs by the
choir. The delightful personality
and beautifully blended voices of
these men and women not only won
one but won all who heard them
They sing with volume and enthus-
iasism and they sing the Gospel.
The hearty applause and en- cores
when allowed proved the popularity
of the songs. Interesting and in
structive Sunday School talk by Miss
Carrie Lee Waddell, and also nice
talks from Mr.. H. A. Ward and
Brother Carnes of Marietta, to the
school were very appropriate. The
meeting closed with prayer by Broth
er H. A. Ward.
The singing was largely ATTENDED
here Sunday afternoon. Prof. Luther
Moon, of Atlanta, and Prof. Had
away, of Marietta, were present and
did some fine singing. After the
singing the choir proceeded to the
election of officers for the ensuing
year. The following were elected;
John H. York, president and Prof,
j. Guy Bell vice-president.
We learn Mr.. J. L. Moon, of At
lanta, has bought the G. L. Shaw
place, and Mr.. Moon will move his
family to our community in the near
future, and we welcome them heart!
ly.
Olive Springs Sunday School elect
ed the following officers and teachers
here Sunday morning: Mr.. ]. E.
White, superintendent and Mr.. ],
w. Barber assistant uperintendent,
Mr.. w. R. York, teacher of class
No. 1, Mrs. ]. E. White, No. Grady
Reed Glass 8, Miss Fannie Moore No.
4, and Miss Carrie Lee Waddell No.
5.
Messrs. T. F. Knox and w. H.
Clay, were called to Dallas Sunday
night on account of the illness Of
Mr.. Henry Clay. The many friends
here of Mr.. Clay will be grieved
to learn there are very little hopes
for his recovery.
1t is now thought by Mr.. w. j.
PAGES physician and nurse that he
is slowly improving. 1t will be re-
membered Mr. Pace has justl ost
two children with typhoid and he
has many friends that wish for this
skillful physician and nurse that
they may be able to restore him to
health.
We learn that MIR. Jordan Sanford,
of this place, and Miss Sallie Mae
Johnson, of Collins Springs were
happily married on Sunday. Miss
Johnson was formerly of this place
but now one of Collins Springs most
beautiful young ladies. While the
groom is one of our hustling farmers
Our best wishes are extended to the
happy couple.
CLYDE.