The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-23

FAINT daughter will be baptized with
the name of Laura Brumby.
Dr.. and Mrs. S. D. Rambo witt
Miss Emma May, Mr.. S. D. Rambo
Jr., and DR.. Sam Rambo, Mrs. S. A
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Tilden Con-
nor, Mr.. Pat Anderson, Mamie and
5. A. Conner, went to Indian Springs
Sunday in their ears. 1t was quite
a long days journey but was very
enjoyable.
The mayor of Baltimore offers
$3.50 in gold for the best original
poem on Baltimore" suitable for
musical setting. Later a similar
prize will be offered for the best mus
ical setting of the prize winning
poem. Contestants may gain full
information by addressing the May
or, Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. A. S. Cohen celebrated the
birthday of her sister, Miss Augusta
Groves on Wednesday July 14th by
entertaining their AZ club. Mrs. w.
j. Miner, Jr., came up to assist her
mother and after the game Mrs. BIN
yon, Mrs. Patton, Mrs. Henry, Mrs
H. S. Cohen and Mrs. Groves Cohen
came in for the social hour.
On Tuesday of last week Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Hardeman, Miss
Mabel Hardeman and Miss Buna
Hyde, in one car and Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie Northcutt, their
little daughter, Elizabeth, and Mrs.
John Manget, of Atlanta, in another,
left Marietta at a. m. and went
to Rome, Ce1artown and Rockmart
for a days outing. They carried
picnic lunches in baskets and heart
lily enjoyed the ride and beautiful
scenery.
Governor Harris is proving no
mere figure head. He is in touch
with every department of the states
business, interested in the legisla-
ton considered by the legislature,
has prepared a number of measures
himself which be desires to see put
through, and has been in conference
and consultation with many of the
members on matters of interest to
them and the state. He established
a new precedent Tuesday by making
the house and senate personal visit
and mixing and mingling with the
members.-Athens Banner.
Mrs. Eloise Easterlin will read a
paper at the meeting of the Noon
day association in Woodstock on
THE Need of Consecrated Leaders, :"
Mrs. J. u. Foster will have a paper
on Home Missions and Miss Ruby
Benson one on "The Influence of the
Home" Beside these who will take
part in the program Mrs. j. M. Gam,
Mrs. J. ]. Daniel, Mrs E. L. Robert
son, Mrs. S. H. Hall, Mrs. w. A.
Maddox, Mrs. ]. S. Warren, Miss An
ME Watson, Miss Annie Lucia War
rem, Mrs. S. c. McEachern and Mrs.
Mills Mcneil will attend the meet
ings.
Mrs. John Cogburn took us out to
the shed at Mayor Dobbs peach or
chard one afternoon last week dur
ing a ride in her new Ford. 1t was
our first drive along that road and
every place we passed had some pee
uliar attraction. All the corn and
cotton were fine and when our car
stopped we noticed some farmers cut
ting Sudan grass opposite the peach
orchard. The Motley place in it's
thick grove of small oaks is just be-
yond the peach orchard where the
fruit is so abundant Mr.. Dobbs gives
many bushels away every day. A.
mong the cars stopping as ours did
we noticed DR.. Parkinson who had
Judge Phil McCleskey with him, and
Mr.. Frank Hardeman with his little
twin sons. There were also several
buggies and every one had all the
ripe peaches he cared to take.
Newcrop turnip seed (plant Ruta-
begas now.) We sell Landreth &
BUST seeds. Wilkes Drug Store.
Next door to First National Bank.