The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-09-22
Fresh prunes at Faw 5.

| Florida to spend the winter
Miss Earle Carter will be with
Mrs. w J. Black again this term
| and continue teaching elocution and
expression in the city schools.
Mr.. and Mrs Fletcher Reynolds
returned Monday to Marietta after
visit to their brother, Mr.. R. D.
Cantrell,-Cedartow Standard.
Mr.. and Mrs Marvin McClatchey
announce the birth of son who has
been christened Marvin Reynolds
McClatchey. Jr.-Bartow Tribune
Fresh Mince Meat and Seeded
Raisins at Flaws.
The Methodist Philathea class
would be OVERLOOKING every Sunday
if all the members knew what fine
talks the teacher is giving every
Sunday.
In renewing his subscription last
week Dr.. T. F. Chandler, OF Texas.
wrote: You are giving us a good
paper and we can't get along with
out it,"
Next Sunday will be a go to sun
day School day in Baptist churches
all over the state and this is just to
remind you to come and bring some
one with you.
Hon. w J. Harris, of Washing
ton City, who came up to see Mrs.
a. S, Clay last Monday also called
to see the Marietta journal, one of
his old friends
Mrs. j. j. Boiler, OF Atlanta, Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. r. c. Latimer.
near town before leaving for Biz
mingham to join her husband in
their new home
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Arlington
and their daughter, Miss Louise Ar
rington, of Knoxville, Tenn. have
returned home after visiting Mrs.
NJ. A. Galloway.
The splendid vote given Gordon
Lee was a rebuke, whether so in
! tended or not, to those who believe
Islander is good campaign material.
Dalton Citizen.
Mrs. Cottingham and Mrs. Patter-
| son are on brief visit to New York
and after the first of October will
be at home in Washington City at
1850 Euclid Street
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Green will
occupy Mrs. Easterlin's residence
during her absence in Florida, but
she will not leave Marietta until
the first of December.
Marietta boys who will attend
the Georgia School of Technology
include Messrs. Morgan Mcneil. Jr..
Frank Cooper, Milton McCleskey.
Frank Ferris and William McCul-
loch
Don't miss the first chapter of
LIBERTY" Gem Theatre, Satur-
day, Sept, 30.
Rev. w. ]. Barton, of Cornelia,
stopped in Marietta last Thursday
on his way to Homestead, Fla, where
he goes to be pastor of the Home
stead Baptist Church. Mr.. Barton
Formerly lived in Marietta.
When Gordon Lee begins the new
term in Congress, to which he has
just been elected, he will have
served longer in that body than any
man who has served the Seventh
district.-Rome Tribune Herald.
On Friday evening in the Sunday
School room of the First Baptist
Church there will be "sociable"
for the members of the B. Y. P. U.
No readings nor musical program,
but just conversation and getting
better acquainted with one another.
Mr.. Howard McNair has accepted
position in New York City and
will leave his wife and son in Ma
rietta until the epidemic of infant
paralysis is over Mr.. McNair and
Mr.. Herbert Dobbs will leave Mari
eta about the first Of October for
New York and Washington City.
D. w. Linn, a Korean student at
Emory College, spoke at the Meth
odist church last Sunday morning
and at night Rev. w. H. Cooper
preached his last sermon before
leaving for Conference. There was
fine congregation and the sermon
was impressive and appropriate to
the occasion.
We hereby express our thanks to
Mr.. ]. r. Miller for a copy of the
Red Mems report on widowed moth
er's pensions and child welfare. Also
the memorial to the past great sach-
en- Martin A. Marks. The booklet