The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-18
News From Over The County,
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Rev. ]. E. Russell is assisting il
the preaching at Marietta CAM
Ground. Rev. Russell is forcefu,
preacher, and we feel sure the people
viii hear something good.
Mrs. ]. NJ. WestmoreIand is visit,
ing Mrs. J, j. Arnold, at Fayetteville
Miss Lucille Hopkins, one of Ma.
cons most beautiful young ladies, is
the guest OF her cousin, Miss Ruth
Shelverton. A number of delightful
entertainments are being given in
her honor. On Tuesday a motor par
ty was given by her cousin, Miss
shelverton, to Factory Shoals and
Wednesday evening, Misses BERTHE
and Lillian Smith entertained at a
watermelon cutting on the-lawn OF
their home, in honor of Miss Hopkins
and a number of their friends.
Misses Ruth and Estelle Hum
phries are having a delightful visit to
relatives in Atlanta, they will be
gone for several weeks.
Mr.. Fred Harrington, of Les Ange-
les, after a visit of two weeks to his
mother, Mrs. Eliza HARRINGTON, has
returned home
Mr.. B. W. Smith, was the week
end visitor to relatives in Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud" Daniel are at
home to their friends in their new
dwelling, which they have just com
pleted. One CT Mr.. Daniels friends
asked him, did it feel natural, after
being in the old home so long, mo, "
he said, the cid clock licked so loud
he couldn't sleep"
Miss Grady Howell, is enjoying a
weeks visit to relatives at MacIand.
Miss Grace Shelverton, of Atlanta
was the week end guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. j. Shelverton.
The friends of Mrs. j. |. Moore and
Mrs. Esmer benson, extend to them
their sympathies in the death of their
mother. Mrs. Roberts had been sick
for several months, her death was
not unexpected, but the loved ones
hoped for the best till the last. All
that loving hands and fond hearts
10 JUoc
called her home. Beside her hus-
band, she leaves children, and other
loved ones that will miss her.
Mr.. S. B. Smith is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Grover Andrews, in
Rome.
Master Robert Harrell after spend.
ing the week with relatives and "see.
ing the sights in town." is at home
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Miller and chill
dren, Of Atlanta, were called home
On account of sickness of Mrs. Mil,
ler's mother, Mrs. Burns.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Perkerson and
Miss Cora Strickland, motored tc
Camp Harris last Sunday
Among those going to camp meet
ing last Sunday, from our town, were
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. PerkersOn, anG
children, Mr.. J. d. Perkerscn ant
Mss Lila Perkerson, making the triE
IN their car.
Writing Of camp meeting reminds
re OF the piece OF poetry in oul
Journal last week. If you haven't
read it, why do so, it's 50 good
Misses Jessie, Mamie and Willie
Brown, Of Smyrna are with the camp
ers from that place at Bowder
Springs, The Misses Brown were
our girls for a long time, and We
are always SC glad to see them.
Miss Eva Wilson is visiting rela
tives in Dallas.
Mrs. Elizabeth Shaw, of Marietta
I is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. e. A
/ Harrington.
Mrs. May WoodaU, Miss Mimi,
| Harrington, and Mrs 7. j. Lowe
( We're among those going from GU
! town for camp meeting at Indian
/ Springs, registering at the Wigwam
Grandpa Spratling continues quit,
low, there seems to be little hop,
Of his recovery. Grandpa is vel
known here, having lived here man,
years before going to make his hom
with his son, Mr. Willie Spratling
at Powder Springs. y
Mrs ]. X. Mckinney spent Tues
day with her friend, Mrs. Garfield
il Austell DELLA.