The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-12
Social ano Hersonal
All kinds stationary at Marchmans

I17'0i' MI Auu6Ison, near smyrna.
Mrs. Lula Jay is spending the
week in Emerson with Miss Bessie
Jones
Miss Edna Wallace, of Birming-
lam, is visiting her mother Mrs.
Matte Wallace.
Stenographers note books at Mar
ohman's.
Miss Mary Sans has returned to
6reenville after a visit to Mr.. and
Yrs. w. A. Sans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Ward have
loved into the McClatchey house on
Powder Springs street
Good letter files at Marchman's.
Otis Pickett and Graft Mitcham
Aave gone to Copper Hill, Tenn, to
work in a moving picture theater.
Reward offered by the Chorus of
cd Songs for a suitable tableau to
represent Flow Gently, Sweet At
ton"
Mrs. S. c. Thornton and Miss Sy-
b!l Thornton, of Jacksonville, Fla,
a-e visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
l,archman.
Mrs, H. C. Dobbs and Miss Annie
Hair Dobbs have returned from a
visit to Prof. and Mrs. J. S. Stewart
in Athens
Typewriter paper and carbon at
Narchman'S. e>
Neems says he ran against a man
coming around a corner and they
bcth got bumped. M 4
The tableau of Sweet and Low
viii be one of the most touching
in the Concert of Old Songs at the
4 mory Tuesday night.
A little school boy asked his teach
er what L. S. stood for, when she
promptly replied: "UnpreparednesS.
Milton County News.
Dr. and Mrs. Rembert Smith, Rev.
J. Nj. Bass and Mr. Stapleton were
dinner guests on Thursday evening
OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Granting.
Mrs. Harwell, of La Grange, and
her daughter, Miss Jennie Harwell,
Who is at Agnes Scott College were
recent visitors to Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Lo.Ci0y.
\ well known young man of Mari
eta High School will be the Condo
lier in Santa Lucia" at the Ar
nory Tuesday night Be sure and
- him.
It doesn't look so much like the
Colonel now. The republicans are
up against it, The New York World
urges them to also nominate Wilson.
Dalton Citizen.
Mr.. and Mrs Beverly Head, Jr., of
Birmingham, Ala, announce the
birth of a little daughter who will be
christened Charlotte Barton Head for
he" mOther-BartOW Tribune
Rev. V. f. Manget and daughter,
Miss Sallie left last Friday, via
Clearwater and Tampa, for Newman
Georgia, to spend the summer
Clearwater (Fla.D News
Miss Gerdine and Miss McMichael
spent the week end with Mrs. r. A.
Granting. Miss Gerdine is Being en-
tertained informally by many friends
and is enjoying her visit to Mrs.
Boston immensely.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Robertson, of
Atlanta, left on Thursday for Detroit
Mich, to attend the convention IF
the brotherhood of Railroad Train
men. They will also visit Washin-
ton, Philadelphia, New York, Buff
falo Niagara Falls, and Cincinnati.
~. and Mrs. II. c. Dobbs are hav-
ing their place on WhitIOck Avenue
remodeled and Mr. Mosher is engaged
in preparing the grounds for beau
tiful park in the rear of the house
There is brook, immense deposits
of granite and many trees as a foun
dation for landscape gardening.
Washington and Oregon, which
became dry States last New Year s
it, taking more than usual interest
il d2iIy products" says Farm and
Freside. "Buttormilk, fermentcd
milks, and various derivatives Of
them have gained in popularity as
'bracing' beverages. Two large brew
cries are said to have been convert
ed into up-to-date creameries.
1t looks now as if President VIII
son S nomination of Brandeis as a
Judge of the Supreme Court will be
turned down by the Senate. If he
had been a subservient representa-
tive of the corporations instead of a
fearless champion of the cause of la
Dor. he would probably have been