The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-24
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for the Brumby Furniture Co.
Mrs. r. de T. Lawrence has re-
turned from her visit in Atlanta
Some second hand pipe to sell
cheap. Dobbs Hardware Store.
The dancing class met last Fri
day evening with Miss Elizabeth No
Ian,
Mrs. ]. J. ONeil, of Rome, is Wis
iting her sister Mrs. S. L. Atkin-
son.
Miss Arrie White is teaching in
the Corner School House near Pow
der Springs.
Miss Augusta Groves is visiting
her niece, Mrs, w. j. Miner, Jr,
in Atlanta
Gladys Hulette In Prudence
The Pirate" at the Gem Theater,
Tuesday, Nov. 2Sth
Miss Mary Reynolds has returned
to Atlanta after a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wellborn Reynolds
Mrs Pratt and Miss Marion King
left on Thursday morning for Wash
ington, D. c., to spend the winter
A lot of scond hand doors for
sale. H. c. DoDbs.
Mrs Eloise Easterlin and grand
daughters leave the first of Deem
Der for Clearwater, Fla, to spend
the winter
Miss Margaret Camblos is in
Rome attending a meeting of the
woman's auxiliary of the Episcopal
Church.
Mrs. w. A. Florence is spending
two weeks at Belmont college in
Nashville with her daughter, Miss
Odene Florence.
Mrs. E. B. Freyer went to Atlanta
Wednesday morning to visit Der
sister. Mrs. Stuart Gibbes, a few
days before returning to Savannah.
The party who about year ago
borrowed my Volume No. 2 of Max.
ers Of History, by Abbott, will great
ly Oblige by returning same. J. W.
Fuller, Smyrna, Ga. dl
Mrs. Pierre Camblos entertained
at a very charming but informal
dinner Tuesday evening for Mrs. E.
3. Freyer. Rev. and Mrs Randolph
Claiborne were invited also
Mr.. j. w. Fuller, Smyrnas mag
nifcient mayor is enjoying a res
pite this week from strenuous
business life in Atlanta by serving
on the grand jury of COBB County
MI. w. A. DuPre eft on Satur-
day for Brunswick, accompanied by
his favorite setter, and will enjoy
several weeks hunting from a camp
on the Satilla River.
Among those attending the re-
cital of Miss Espey's pupils in
Smyrna were Mrs. Charles North
cult. Mrs }. A Hardeman, Mrs.
King Copper, Mrs. Watts and Miss
Etna Neese.
Gladys Hulette In Prudence
The Pirate" at the Gem Theater,
Tuesday, Nov. 28th.
Mr.. Frank Rails, of the Atlanta
post office, paid us his annual Wis
it Wednesday morning. AS he is a
bachelor yet We will not tell how
many years he has been coming to
pay his subscription.
Mrs. Georgia K. Sullivan leaves
on Tuesday for New York and will
be with Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Sulli
van until after Thanksgiving and
will spend the holidays with Mr..
and Mrs. John Graham Sullivan.
Mrs. Randolph Claiborne, Miss
Ella White, Mrs. }. r. Brumby, Jr.
and Miss Sabine Nichols, spent
Wednesday in Atlanta at an all day
meeting of the Daughters Of the
King at the church Of All Saints.
We have a flash light for every
body in Cobb Co. Dobbs hardware
Store
Dr. Rembert Smith went to Grit
fn to be present at the conference
rOll-call and when he reached home
Wednesday night there was a new
little daughter in the parsonage
She will be christen2d Emily Ellen
for Mrs. ]. H. Groves.
Mr. J. M. Bishop came in Tuesday
and paid for his Journal for two
years both before and after TAX
ing as he always does and said: 81
guess I'll keep on awhile yet. When
you've done thing once year for
forty years it gets to be habit.
While Mr.. Baldwin, Mr.. Gurley
and Mr.. Doyle Butler enjoyed a
shriner dinner in Atlanta Wednes-
day evening their better halves and
Miss Annie Gilbert who accompan-
led them to the city enjoyed the
show at thn FORSYTH Theatpr