The Marietta journal and courier., 1916-12-08
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
BUSINESS PHONE
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ing week with Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ.
| Dobbs.
Prof. H. L. SewelI, of Carters-
vile. spent Thanksgiving with his
father, Mr.. c. T. Sewell, and Prof.
and Mrs. R. c. Sharp spent last Sun
day with him.
Miss Julia Anderson's weekend
visitors from Agnes-Scott College
were Misses Samile and Ruth Lowe,
Claude Dunson, Ruby Stanley and
Sarah Segrest.
Editor Rucker says: Solicitor
General Herbert Clay is smart fell
low and bright lawyer. The Free
Press doubts if there is an ADLER So
licitor in the state
Rev. w. H. Cooper will be at
home in Atlanta at "a East Georgia
Avenue and the new presiding ell
der will occupy the house he left
on Whitlock Avenue.
Telephone 5, we will send for your
prescription, fill it, and deliver it
promptly. W. A. Sans Drug Co.
Miss Mary Davis, of Austell, aud
Mr.. Hubert Allen, of Gordon Insti-
tute, GAINESVILLE, spent Thanksgiv-
ing with their grandparents, Judge
and Mrs. j. NJ Gam.
Mr.. and Mrs Rosser Little mo-
tored to Atlanta Wednesday morn
ing to meet their mother, Mrs. w.
G. Little, of Eatonton, who will
spend some time with them
Mr.. and Mrs. George Griffin and
their daughter, Miss Helen Griffin,
will leave on the 18th of January
for California to spend some time
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Wyatt.
Mrs. Herbert Hague spent We'd
nesday with Mrs. E. E. Smith on
the car line. Mr.. and Mrs Smith
have just returned from a motoring
trip to Brunswick to Mrs. Blan-
ton.
Mr.. B. ]. Simpkins, of Tucker,
grew a sunflower head weighing
nine pounds which contained 1900
well developed seed and he has been
giving away the seed to be planted
next year
. Miss Glennis Hancock will come
home for the weekend from Shor-
ter College, accompanied by two of
her school mates there, and go to
Atlanta Saturday evening for the
Kappa Signals dance at the Capt.
tai City Club.
Extra bargains in Mems Sunday
Shirts from now until Christmas.
rs dozen value rs cents and $1.00
each, going for 39c; sizes 16, 16 1-2
and II. You will find these on
table marked in plain figures. Don't
fail to come to The German Store,
L. Saul, Prop.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Boyd have
gone to Atlanta to live with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Gresham, their son-in-
law and daughter. Before leaving
Mr.. Boyd came in to pay his sub
scription to Feb. 1918 as he has
been taking the Journal for twenty
years and cannot do without it,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Price of New
Salem, spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Martin
Misses Addie and Mollie Seize en-
tertained their bridge club on We'd
nesday inviting in addition to the
members Mrs William Shippen,
Miss Gerdine and Miss McMichael.
Hon. J. J. Northcutt, of Acworth,
spent Tuesday in town and came
in moment to say chow are YOU"
1t is always superfluous to ask this
good friend how he is getting on
because his face is not only a let
ter of introduction so to speak but
his smiling countenance is a posi-
tive benedicti9n to every one he
beams upon
Mrs. Harry Looney has been i'll
in bed for some time but was able
to sit at the dinner table on Thanks
giving day and the Methodist Mis-
sionary society, to which she be-
longs, sent her a pretty red and
green long-handled basket filled
with pretty fruits and with bright
hued bouquet fastened to the handle
on one side with green ribbons
Miss Lille Williams is recover
ing from a badly sprained ankle
that has kept her in door several
days, but she has been somewhat
consoled by receiving a dainty
white silk handkerchiefs with two
Y. S. flags faand-embroidered in
one corner in novel arrangement
but the red, white and blue are
true to life and as thrilling as if
ripping from flag staff.
A telegram from the command
ing officer of the Georgia Brigade
at the border informed Governor.