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FARM LABORER.
Maryland.
So-5I@ Baltimore 60. one married man
for general farm work. Any ES. cows
ENp. Children permitted. $50 PM year
round. house. garden. fuel and milk. Wife
To help at washing.
Virginia.
S7N-3ia7 Orange 60. one married man for
milking, gardening. etc. Belgian, Nor
wegian or German. Other white IDS. EXP.
or green. Children permitted. II Eery small
No Tr. 81" per annum at hrst' board anu
fuel.
Connecticut.
STo-7Ol1. Connecticut. Near Hartford. Conn
Wanted about 800 Negro farm laborers for
tobacco culture Experienced men s.; Is per
day, others Sl.15 pD unfurnished house
women at cooking and laundry work. Fot
married and single wanted. Wanted sbou,
April /.
District of Columbia.
Farm near Washington married man wanted
at $50 per month, Including unfurnislied
house. garden. fu and vegetables. Must
have some exp.
COMMON LABOR.
Maryland.
SB-l4a. Baltimore Co. Wanted ten or
twelve boys about sixteen years Of Ese e
break ends OF blowers pipes-se nj -ruug!
work. "a PW to start. When proficient vii
earn 81 TO $50 PW.
Pennsylvania.
o9l--53. Fayettc Co. Unlimited number o.
machine miners and coke drawers desired
Austrians and any others. Married o
single. 4hC, Isc and Sec for 42-bushe
wagon. Drawing coke at 81 oj and N.I5 re
oven. No Tr.
| 6Sl-64. FAyCtte Co. Unlimited number o
coal miners and coke drawers wanted
Polish preferred any others Married o
single. 4jc and 55C for 30 0-bushel wagon
coke drawing 81. 10 and Sl.oG per oven. y
Tr.
6sl-55. Centre Co. Wanted 200 miners an,
mine leaders. Slavonian. Married or sin
gle. Pick miners &c per ton. ioadcrs a
per ton. hours PD.
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FOR SAlE-FARMS

FOR SALE-l6O-acrc farm, Fairfax CO.. Va.
impro, ed by new bungalow, rrnves etc
Money rent In excess of per cen, on I,ur-
chase price. splendid Investment S9.lW,
IL acres 7-room DIV cllmI. fruit. sh;tGc. tne
spring, stable. etc; miles from ~ily, near
hlacadam road. ideal little farm. $1,000
New N-roOm hOUSc, hot water heat hPih
good location, school, SORE. 'hur~h. IT,.
Mclean. Va. har@siu AT g. 80
II. e MACkAIL..
Metropolitan EaUk Ilu.' ting.
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fUh SALE UK tXU1AKuc

WILL SELL. MY $500 EQUITY - >EW
5000 house, Nj. rcasant h"rk from
l4th ST., or exchange for small house or de
sirahlc buillng lot In Yakoma Park. Il :.
Dean. GSlG ith st. Takomd Park. Telephone
Col. 5lS3
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APARTMENTS TO LET
FOR RENT-OFFICES

Law DFFIrE- Equipped. Will share rrnt
with 1nctler lawyer; low rent, 10. Il Equity
bldg.
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DOMESTICS.
Virginia.

56730Ja. Alexandria Go. nnc Jingle or mar
ried woman without children FOR cooking
and general housework. Swede or Nor
wegan. .l5 PM and home. rr. adv. from
New York and deducted.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

HS PA. AVE. n. w. The Auburn-AIl II
bright. sunny. beautifully furnished rooms,
with hot and cold running water, steam heat,
direct service. moderate rates. Phone
West l3l6-W W.
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Mr. Nicholas LougWo. tn. jr., !s
fU.,dnIo = week at The Ritz-CHrltOn. in
New York.
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UNCLASSIFIED.
Chatham County, Ga,
District o. Columbia.

District OF Columbia. Stcnogra phcr and type
writer female, age II 10 %, for patent work
Must De accurate" - per month with ad-
NanCement to right party. Permanent II
81 flsfl.InrN.
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TABLE BOARD
AUTOMOBILES

FORD touring car. fully equipped, 1919; for
sale cheap. 4l3 X st. n. w. Pin. Vi. 70Sl,
or after o'clock, n. 1922.
FORD VALVE GRINDING. SIS. Wen save
you 209S OIL all your auto repairing. All work
70c per hour. W. S. Kies G. Son. l2u K II. ".
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COMMON LABOR.
MARYLAND.

b6-l4H. Baltimore Co. Wanted oi
twelve boys about sixteen years of n.e {,
break ends or blowers piDes-sen -ruug!
work. 81 PW to start. When proficient vii
earn 81 to s. so PW
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S76--l497. Cuyahoga 90. Wanted about six
teen car disms ntlers for con1emned rail-
road cars. ANY ES. Single Piecework
No Tr hrs. PD in winter. 20 hrs { u in
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Mrs. ,;,mg, W. NandcrhiN left WASH
tugton last week to max" Il snort stay
The Marietta journal and courier., 1916-02-04
NEW HOPE.
CLYDE.

Miss Chcssie Handy and Mr. Al
bert Bentley We're married at the
home of the brides parents Mr. and
Mrs. b. j. Handy, on Tuesday, Jan.
18th, 1916, Rev: Dyer officiatins.
They are housekeeping near Noon
day
Mr. Claude Ray is assistant teach
er in the school at Marietta Camp
Ground.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lyle have
moved to Lithonia to live We re
gret very much having to give them
up.
Master Ernest Bentley has recog-
cred from pneumonia.
Or. and Mrs J. NJ Moore are con
yalesccut after being i'll in bed wi,h
grip for two weeks,
Mrs. Samantha Spinks was visit
ing her son Mr. Adolphus Sphinx, in
Marietta and had stroke Of paraly-
sis she has recovered sufficiently to
be carried to her son, Mr. Arthur
Spinks
Mr.. Marvin Frey IS improving al
ter several weeks Of illness
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Bentley, Of
MONDAY, visited Mr. and Mrs b. }.
Handy Sunday
Mr and Mrs. Arthur Spinks nave
new automobile.
Mr. Herbert Barfield, who was
hurt very seriously last week by a
fall, is improving nicely.
The literary school at this place
is doing nicely under the manage
mcnt Of Miss Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs Mayes Frey, and Mr..
Moultrie Frey Of Marietta, visited
their mother, Mrs. Lizzie Frey, SUIT
day, MARY.
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LOST MOUNTAIN.

A surprise wedding occurred last
week, Mr. G. W. Isbell, of Mangum,
Okla, arrived here Monday Jan 81,
before the community was aware OF
his business he had led one of orr
ladies to the bridal alter The we'd
ding was complete surprise.
Miss Jessie Harper while visiting
in Oklahoma about years ago, met
Mr.. Isbell and their acquaintance
eliminated in their marriage. They
were married at the Methodist par
sonage by Dr. Rembert Smith. They
left Immediately for Mangum, Okla.
Miss Harper is a daughter of Mr.. r.
Harper, a Christian young lady OF a
pleasant disposition and has many
friends who regret to see her 90
away. Mr.. Isbell is prominent
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Page Seven

citizen of Mangum and is treasurer
of his township Their friends here
watt their heartiest congratulations.
Warren Lindley says his cow lost
about one foot of her tail Saturday
night. He is at loss to know how
it was broken off and what became
Of the tail.
A number of citizens met at the
vacant house on S. f. Mayes place a
few nights ago and organized a Far
mers club with Robt. Barnes as presi-
dent. On last Thursday night Mr..
b. J. WoOten, State organizer Of the
Farmers Union addressed the citizens
at the same place and farmers
union was organized with J. w. May
es president 1t would seem our far
mers are behind with their farm dis
cussions, and are now fixing to catch
up.
Miss Lizzie Pickens has had nice
commodious barn built on her place
Prof. Green has a large school and
is well liked by both patrons an
pupils.
Mr.. c. J, Bullard recently lost
three heifers supposed to have died
from eating raw sweet potatoes.
ALLEN.
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POWDER SPRINGS.

Rev Gaddis from Acworth, will
give a lecture at the Methodist
church Friday evening, Feb. 1ltb.
Rev. r. f. Fakes, assistant editor Of
the Wesleyan Christian Advocate,
Atlanta, preached a very able sermon
at the Methodist church Sunday
night.
Miss McGee from the A. and M.
College visited Mrs j s Bookhart
Sunday.
Miss Emma Lewis has returned
from Monroe where she attended q be
marriage of Miss Pauline Blfsin-
game to Mr.. Henry Wright, hich
took place at the home of the bride
last Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. e E. Jenkins and Dr. J. :.
Vaughan have new automobiles
The Civic Improvement Club viii
meet at the Academy Feb. / lth at
three O'Clock to reorganize.
Mr. r. N. Camp and family and
Mr.. J. l., Butler and family arrived
Saturday from a trip of more than
three weeks through Florida making
the trip in Mr. Camps Hudson They
travelled seventeen hundred miles
without even puncture. They
found good roads everywhere
Mr.. Abe Hendrick has returned
from jackson and is with his daugh-
ter, Mrs Burner
Mrs. Brubaker has returned from
a visit to her daughter in Atlanta.
Mrs Charles Lindley spent last
week with relatives in Atlanta and
Decatur
Mr.. and Mrs e. G. Wolfe and Mrs.
J. w Wolfe spent last Monday in
Atlanta.
Mr.. BeP Starr and son Hugh, who
have been sick are improving Mr.
Tom starr visited them Sunday.
POLLY.
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OLIVE SPRINGS.

Mr. b. J. WOoten, state organizer
and lecturer Of Georgia Farmers
Union, spoke at Olive Springs school
house on Tuesday night Jan % at
7 o'clock. Mr. Wooten also made
very interesting talk to the school
here Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. J. l.. Moore and three niue
daughters, Ruth, Lucille ana Jesal'
Margaret spent several days the past
week in Atlanta with Mrs. moore 3
parents Mr. and Mrs. l.. =. 0oye|.
Mrs. Elizabeth Moore uas beeh
quiet indlsposed Tor several "eeheS'
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SANDY PLAINS,

Rev. Mr.. Camp, of Marietta.
preached very interesting sermon
at this place Sunday morning.
The singing at Mr.. Bose Growers
Sunday night was enjoyed by large
crowd
Miss Leona MostelIer has returned
home after spending several days in
Marietta.
Misses Ether and Ila Grower and
brother, Won, spent the weekend in
Roswell.
Miss Annie Belle Kent visited Miss
Eunice Allen Sunday.
Misses Lottie and frankie Mos
teller were the guests of Misses Nita
Belle and Willie V. Latimer Satur-
day night and Sunday
Miss Eula Casteel who has been
sick for some time is able to be out
again, we are glad to say.
Miss Ether Burton was the guest
of Miss Clifton Murdock Saturday
night.
Mr. w. j. Casteel and family v;s-
ited Mr. Lee Casteel and family Sun
p day.
: We are having fine school at
this place and hope it will be a ve@y
successful term.
The School expects to engage in a
Field Day sometime soon The date
will be announced later.
The whooping- cough is keeping
several students out Of school
Our Literary Society meets on Fri
day night February 4th we have a
very interesting program. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend. the
subject of our debate is: Resolved
that the United States should with
draw her claims from the PHILIPPINE
Islands"
We are to be supplied with watef
tanks in a few days, which will be
a great benefit to the school.
BROWN EYES.
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HIGHLANDS.
the guests

We are sorry we have so many
sick folks" now. There is Mrs. w.
P. Hardage, Mr.. F. r. Kirk and his
little daughter, Lillian Evelyn and
Miss Annie Bell Taylor, who was not
able to go to her school Monday
Miss l.. e. Hardage writes from
Largo, Florida, that she sits out on
the porch and the weather seems like
May. Think she would have thought
the same if she had been at home
here last week for We sure did have
May weather.
The Stork visited Mr.. and Mrs
Posey Bearden last Thursday and left
big II pound girl.
Mrs. Kate Kirk and Mrs. Jane
Kirk, Of Elizabeth, are spending d
part of this week with F. r. and G.
S. Kirk
Mrs Barnett of Oak Grove, is
spending a while with her daughter
Mrs. Posey Bearden.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Ware who has been Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. c. S. Kirk,
has gone to Atlanta where he VIII
spend q few days before returning to
Charlotte, ~ c.
CUTEY.
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disposed some time with severe
cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Wallace, OF
Atlanta, were the guests of Mrs.
Wallace's sister, Mrs. J. l.. Moore on
Sunday
Mrs. J. r. Findley who has been
quite sick is improving rapidly.
Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Mccoy had as
their guests for the weekend Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Allen and Mrs. Lou
Doyers, of Macon and Mrs. Maggie
Bennett, of Atlanta.
Mr., Luther Maner died at the
home of his mother Mrs. VIII Garrett
on last Saturday where he had been
living for some time, and was buried
at Collins Spring on Sunday Mrs.
Garrett has the sympathy OF her
many friends here in her bcreave-
ment
Mr.. Joe McCoys many friends will
regret to know he is confined at his
home by serious sickness. DR.. w. II.
Perkinson is giving medical aid
We hope for him speedy recovery.
Evelyn and Leonard Belisle. OF
Marietta, spent Saturday and Sunday
here with Miss Ruby Hicks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Henson ana
children, of College Park, and Mrs.
Hattie Dobbins and children, of Ma
rietta, spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. T T, Alexander.
Had some spring weather here
the past week which was much en-.
ioy2d,
MIR, w. NJ Teens and his little
son Billie spent Saturday and Sunday
most delightfully."- in Eriiay with rel
atives.
MIR. and Mrs d. r. Garnett who
have been in California some time
are now located in Nevada, where
Mr.. Garnett has accepted a good po-
sition as book keeping for large
ranch. Mrs, Garnett will be well
remembered here by many as Miss
Ada Brewer, being a sister of Mrs.
G. f. Crow and Mr. l.. +. Brewer, all
wish for Mr. and Mrs. Garnett much
success and happiness in their new
home.
We extend sympathy to Mrs, NJ.
r. Lyon in her bereavement ON ac-
count of the death of her husband.
Mr.. S. A. Legg moved his family
to Atlanta on Monday.
Mr.. Marvin Lindsey has purchased
a new buggy Now look out girls
or you wont get to take that ride.
How about this Marvin?
Prof. b. f. Whitney and Misses
Lillian Bryant and Miss Ruth Wad-
dell have now on roll one hundred
and seventy five pupils
We are glad to state our neighbors
the Egyptians have taken their
leave for lands unknown and we hope
never to return to Olive Springs.
CLYDE.
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NORTH MARIETTA

Miss Leila Watson. of Albany
spent the week end with Miss Pearl
Hicks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Duncan, of Rail-
Ground spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mrs. George Duncan.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. R. Hames. of At
lanta, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Milo Hames.
Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Roberts an
nounce the birth of son.
Mrs. Essey Castlebury. of Macon
spent two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs
Monroe Castleberry.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Adams announce
the birth of a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Duncan have
moved into their new home on HoI-
land Street.
Mr.. Cliff Mayes is talking of run
ming for sheriff, and may announce
later. He will make a fine sheriff.
Mr.. w. J. Starnes has been con-
fined to his room for several davs
with grip.
Mrs. Castleberry has been very i'll
for some time and is not improving.
Mr.. Tom Watkins, of Marietta,
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
parents at Lost Mountain.
LEOLA
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MABLETON.

Mrs. E. NJ. Liddell, Of Atlanta, w2s
the guest Of Mrs. J. L. Mable, sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. H. L. Blair, Of Rome, spent
the week end with her father, Mr..
Alex Mable.
We are glad to hear that Mr.. II. 3.
Mitchell, of Lynchburg, is improv-
ing from his recent illness.
Misses White and Ward spent the
week end with home folks.
Miss Ruth Anne Mable spent the
day with her father Sunday
Glad to hear that Mrs Sebie Dod-
gen and son are improving after a
serious spell Of sickness.
Mrs. J. T. Lowe and Miss Lois Wat
son spent Sunday evening in Douglas
vile.
Miss irene Hood, of Oakdale, is
visiting Mrs. 0. F. Daniell
Mrs. John Howell who has been
sick for some time, don't seem to i'm
prove.
Glad to hear that Mrs. w. G. Bar
ber, who has been sick the past
week, is some better.
Capt. J. S. Lowe is visiting re:a-
tives and friends at this place.
p. H. Gam, who has been sick
since December is able to be at the
store again. BLUE BELLE
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NESBITT.

Sunday -School-Day the 18th
day of February will be a great day
in Georgia, if advertising counts for
anything. Our motto every body go
to Sunday school, not only that day
but every Sunday
Mrs. Hague has nice Sunday
school at Union Chapel 3 o'clock
Sunday evening Come and see for
yourself and keep in the good work.
Mrs. !. n. Scarboro and daughter,
Miss Agnes, have returned from
Memphis, Tenn, after an extended
visit to her sister and are at home
with Mr.. Donald Scarboro near Freys
gin.
Mrs. Jane Camp is at home to her
friends again after an absence Of
two months with her son, Mr.. Jesse
Camp, Of Bainbridge
Our friend and neighbor, Mr..
Barnes, the rheumatic is improving
some. we are very glad to note but
is not able TO take charge Of his bust
ness yet.
Mr.. j. r Corley spent Sunday
with Mrs. Corley at Arden, their
country home here. Mrs Corley win
visit her son, Clifton, in North Caro-
lima soon.
Mr.. j. Frank Manning Of Benton,
South, Ga, visited his mother and SIS
ters and daughter Miss Pauline, who
has been with her grandmother for
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News From Over The County.
AUSTELL.

AUSTELL.
MIR. and Mrs. w. 0. Tillinghast
entertained a few of their friends at
an informal dance Tuesday evening
Those present were: Misses Liz
zie and Pearl Winters, Louise West
moreland, Bertie Smith, Jessie Cain
Mr., and Mrs. Roy Shelverton. M7
and Mrs. II. L. Jackson, MIR. and Mrs
j, Nj. Westmoreland, and Messrs.
j. r. and H. G. Winters, Richard
Irvine, Tom Jackson and Cecil Scott.
During the evening delightful re
freshments were served
Mrs. ]. d. Mather, of Elkhart, Ind.
is the guest of her sons, Messrs J, r.,
H. c., and R. s. Mather. Her visit
will be delight to many OF her old
friends, made during a former visit.
Mrs. Finges, after a delightful Wis
it to her daughter, Mrs r. S. Mather
has returned to her home in Cleve-
land, Ohio. Quite a number Of en-
tertainments was given in her honor.
Mrs. r. II. Aston, of Atlanta,
made business trip to her home az
this place the last of the week.
Mrs. Love Doss, Misses Clio Doss,
and Una Cato, were the guests of
Mrs. Sallie Pair, on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Davis, and lit
tie daughter, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs j. B. Wilson.
Mr.. Clarence Cbappelka, of Cleve-
land Ohio, after an enjoyable visit
to his cousin, Mrs. r. S. Mather
left for home the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. McLarity, en-
tertained the young people with a
musicale at their home on Friday
night Music was furnished from
five violins, three guitars and one
banjo. 1t was no dance just music
to do the heart good About fifty of
their friends were present
Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Vaughn spent
the weekend as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Boothe, near Fair Oaks.
Mrs. r. S. Mather and Miss Louise
Westmoreland attended a matinee
party in Atlanta, Tuesday afternoon.
Misses Lizzie and Pearl Winters,
were guests of relatives and friends
in Atlanta the past week.
We were so glad to see some of our
young people back at Sunday School
have them drop out We miss them
so much
The singing on Sunday night at
the home of Mr.. s. B. Smith, was ell
joyed by a number of young people
as well as the older ones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nestlehutt spent
Friday night with Mr.. and Mrs. P.
F. Stallings, they attended the en-
tertainment at Mr.. McLaritys.
Miss Nellie Clay is spending the
week with relatives in Dallas.
Miss Bertie Smith entertained a
few of her friends with Kodak out
ing Saturday afternoon. Those in
the party were Misses Pearl Winters,
Louise Westmoreland, Ruth ShelVer-
ton. Jessie Cain, Messrs. ]. r. and
II. G. Winters A number of good
DicturpS were made
Mr.. and Mrs. p. f. Stallings and
Mrs. r. H. Clay, spent Sunday after
noon with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cope
land, near Powder Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Strickland wiz
leave in few days for a trip to diff
ferent points in Florida, making the
trip in their car Mr. and Mrs.
Strickland have many friends that
will miss them from the Post Office
where they have served the people
so faithfully for eight years, we are
glad they can make this trip just
at this time for it will do both of
them so much good Such people as
they are deserve many good things.
DELLA
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SMYRNA.

Mr.. D. A. Handy, of City Point.
Va, is visiting his father. Mr.. En-
mitt Handy.
Mr., and Mrs Ralph Daniel. of
Atlanta, spent the week end with
MI and Mrs. G. L, Daniell.
Miss Emmie Dunn has returned
from a visit to frienQs in Newman.
Raymond Gam. of Alpharetta. is
visiting Mrs. Cleveland Green.
Mrs P. P, Manning is spending the
week in Hiram, the guests of Mrs.
Lee Griffin.
Mr.. L. R. Pound has returned t.
Tampa after a two weeks visit to his
parents here.
Mrs, Fannie Hasson and Mrs. Alice
Bridwell, of Admission, are visiting
Mr., and Mrs. c. G. Matthews.
Miss Elizabeth Fincher spent the
week end in Waleska with her pa
rents.
Miss Willie Sewell, of Kennesaw
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Roy Man
ming who is i'll at her home on Love
Street.
Mr.. Warren Cantrell spent last
weekend in Gainesville, with rela-
tiyes.
Miss Elizabeth Brown, of Atlanta,
was the guest last week of Miss
Emaline Handy.
Mr and Mrs R. E. Rutledge, of
Atlanta, We're guests Sunday of Ms.
c. G. Matthews.
Mrs. jim Moore and Mrs. Bran
ham, of Atlanta, were guests Sunday
of Rev. B. S. Branham
Mrs. Emma and Miss Maize Whit
field, spent last weekend in Atlanta
with Mr. and Mrs. Luice Ray.
Miss Annie Lou and Elva Lee Nun
ner, of Atlanta, are visiting Miss
Nina Sue Ireland.
Mr., Arthur Fox, of Atlanta, spent
the weekend with Harold Fuller.
Mrs. Hill, of Kennesaw, recently
visited her father Mr. F. B. Lester,
who is very i'll.
Miss Chester Daniel spent the
week end with her parents at Pow
der Springs.
Mrs. Jim Dunn is suffering severe
ly from a sprained ankle
Mrs. j. w Mgaill gave a beauti-
full party on Saturday afternoon cell
ebrating the birthdays of her daugn-
ter Carolyn, who is II and her son
William, who is TO- About 80 of
their friends were invited and mer-
ry time was spent playing games on
the lawn. Mrs. w. II. Carter and
Miss Esther Curry assisted in enter
tanning the children. Miss Daniel
was too i'll to come.
The color scheme was pink aud
white and Carolyn wore a pretty
white dress with a pink sash, The
table had a vase of pink and white
carnations in the center and near
each corner a vase of. white narcissi.
Pink roses and butterflies of crepe
paper were strewn over the table
and salted peanuts were in bon-bon
dishes The birthday cakes were
white with pink candles and white
cake was served with pink gelatine
topped with whipped cream. Suitable
presents were received by Carolyn
and William and favors bestowed on
the guests. STELLA.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1916-02-04
HONOR ROLL FOR 9th GRADE
WATERMAN STREET SCHOOL

Gladys Crisler, Milton McLain.