The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-10
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the 18th inst. Albany Herald
Miss Allie Gambler and Miss Cora
Brown are with Miss Laura Marga-
ret Hoppe at the home of her aunt
Mrs. Robert Leach, near Dunedin
Fla.
Mrs. G. T. Printup. of Atlanta,
Mrs. Cecil Printup and two daugh-
ters, Lucille and Edna May, of In
dianapolis, visited Mr. and Mrs. Neal
w. Printup, last week.
Tickets for $50 in gold with each
e5f cash purchase or paid on &C.
count. Marchman Drug Co.
Miss Clara Smith, of Marion, Ind,
has come to spend three months with
her sister, Mrs. NJ C. Adair. Miss
Leila Nix complimented her on Mon
day with a rock party.
Mrs. N. X. Borgensen is in con-
test for prize by getting subscrip-
lions 10 the Atlanta Journal and
friends are subscribing to a very en-
couraging extent
Those who have tried to en-
barrass the President in his handling
of the foreign situation have in real
ity played into his hands. Al
bany Herald
Do you know that the bottles at
Kennesaw Mountain Farm are clean
ed and steriized with live steam9
Phone orders to Marchman Drug Co.
4 or 5.
Mrs. Jameson j. Hickey, of Rich
mond Va, spent few days with
Mrs. Hoppe this week on her way
home from visits in Cuba, Florida
and New Orleans.
Col. Malcolm Johnston went to
Milledgeville last week to attend the
funeral of his brother, Mr.. Mark
Johnston, who died at his home in
Atlanta.
Mrs. Heggie has gone to Jackson
vile to spend March with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Northcutt and Mrs. Har-
vey Barnes has gone to Atlanta to
visit Mrs. w. NJ Mckenzie.
There was pleasant dance at the
auditorium Friday evening chaper.
oned by Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Nc
Neel and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. n. Tram.
nell.
Do you know that the bottles at
Kennesaw Mountain Farm are clean
ed and sterilized with live steam?
Phone orders to Marchman Drug Co.
4 or 5.
The recital at Mrs. Tom Brumby's
last Saturday by the piano pupils of
Mrs. Pierre CamblOs was greatly en-
joyed and the playing of the girls re.
| Elected much credit upon their teach
err.
On Thursday of last week Mrs
Horace Field, Mrs. George Montgom-
cry, Mrs. Fred Morris, Mrs. C. W.
DuPre and Mrs. Dan Anderson en-
| joyed a matinee at the Forsyth in
Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Northcutt are
motoring to south Georgia this week.
Mr.. Stanton Read spent the week
end at home. He is pleased with
Rome, where he is in the automobile
business.
Do you know that the bottles at
Kennesaw Mountain Farm are clean
ed and sterilized with live steam?
Phone orders to Marchman Drug Co.
4 Or 5.
Mrs. Floyd Northcutt gave q
luncheon on Thursday for Mrs. Ora
ham Sullivan using red flowers and
candles and place cards in the form
OF tiny red parasols with handles
hooked on the glasses.
Judge Morris is attending court in
Calhoun and phCned his wife We'd
nesday morning that the ground was
white with snow up there. Mariet
ia had quite a snow storm on We'd
nesday morning but by ten O'Clock
it had all melted and the sun was
serenely shining.
All the goods in the bankrupt
stock, dry goods, notions, ETC., must
be sold. Don't fail to come Friday
the 10th, the start of the Bankrupt
Sale at the German Store.
Mrs. Gardner and Miss Marion
Gregg heard Mrs Motto Martin, the
missionary to Africa, talk in Atlanta
about her work in the still dark
continent" recently just before she
sailed to join her husband. Her At
rican nurse, Bakumba, a small girl
also sang Onward Christian Sol
diers" In her native dialect.
Miss Georgia Burt had as her
guests at dinner Sunday Miss Idell
and Thelma Russom. Of Dallas, and