The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-26
OLIVE SPRINGS.

Miss Odelle Soyez, of Atlanta. |
,pent the weekend here with her
lister, Mrs. j. L. Moore
& Mrs. Sudie Landon died in Atlanta |
Friday and was buried here at Ma
1ney Springs On Sunday morning, !
haV. S. E. Cassidy officiating. She
raves one son, Mr.. Charlie Landon.
- Atlanta, three brothers, Messrs.
e. ", Wise, of Alabama, John and
Nd Wise, of Atlanta, two sisters
Sarah Alexander, of Atlanta.
." Mrs. Minnie VanWikle, of this
ands many other relatives and
to mourn her loss. The be-
ieaveS mes have our sympathy
MI, crest Brooks, of Mt Zion
GU ~ 70 Eva Alexander, of this
&c WEI married on Wednesday
.. -. li9on' The bride is the daughter
" i eno Frs, T. T. Alexander and
'ei' beautiful and accomplish
Gu you"s ady. The groom is a son
Oh MI and Mrs Frank Brooks and
is hustlne young man and Forest
is 10 De graduated on winning
such a sweet irI as Miss Fva M
and Mrs, Broo have a host Of
friends who wish IT them great han
piness and prosper.v
Mr.. John kendrick. u,;fo oaa
children, Of near KeD.osaw snen+
Saturday night with Mrs. Il WI,
and attended the singing 1ere on
Sunday.
Little Wilman Crow was WOW,
sick the past week with whoop.,o
cough.
Mr.. R. L. Hicks and family and
Mr.. Will Smith and family, of Car
tersville, motored down Sunday ana
attended the singing here.
The singing at this place Sunday
was largely attended and Olive
Springs is very thankful for the good
order and had some fine songs by
Prof. B. B. Beall, and j. 0. Beall. of
DOuglasville, Profs. Turner, Parham,
Moon and Griffith, of Atlanta, Prof.
of New Salem, j. A. York and J. L.
H. F. Morris, of Ala, Frank Cantrell
Of New Salem, j. A. York and j. L.
Moore of this place, and had plenty
of dinner on the grounds and the
day was spent delightfully."- by all
present
Mrs. c. d. Reed and son Hoyt, and
Miss Gertrude Tommey of Atlanta,
spent Sunday here.
Miss Lucy Brewer, of Marietta.
spent Saturday night with her sister
Mrs. G. E. Grow and attended the
funeral of Mrs. Landon at MaIoney
Springs Sunday morning and the
singing at Olive Springs in the af-
ternOon.
Messrs. w. l.. and Frank Sanders,
Mr.. A. J. Jones, wife and little son,
of Austell, motored down near Haw-
kinsville and spent several days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Haden Jones.
Mr.. d. c. Moon and daughter Miss
Minnie Moon and Miss Maud Petree,
Of Powder Springs, visited here Sun
day and also attended the singing.
Mr.. Moon is one among the best
singers in Cobb County.
Mr.. j. w. Baker and family and
Mr.. George McCord, of Hiram, spent
Sunday here with Mr.. and Mrs. T. F.
Knox.
Miss Mollie Grow, of Atlanta spent
Saturday night with her brother, Mr.
S. j. Grow.
The nice rain that fell here Sun
day night was very much appre-
ciated by the farmers. We guess
there Will be great tussle between
them and General Green soon.
Misses Pearl and Nettie Bosom, Of
Atlanta, spent the week end here
with Misses Leslie and Stella Argo.
Remember next Sunday and at
night VIII be Rev. q. K. Crow reg
ular appointment here. Hope every
body will come out for we know
Brother Crow will have a good mes
sage for each one.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Wylie and lit
tie son of Atlanta, were weekend
visitors here.
We are yet to report a wedding
from Olive Springs We don't think
leap year will pass without getting
a few Of our youngsters.
Mrs. w. NJ. Teens is now able to
take automobile rides. Her many
friends are delighted TO see her out.
CLYDE.