The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-07
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and Mr.. Olin Hemphill, of Montezu-
ma.
Mrs. Sarah Granting and Mrs.
Street Lightfoot. of Tampa, Fla,
who came up for Mr.. Humphrey
Reeds funeral are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. Gilbert.
Miss Lee Belle Tumlin and Mr..
Marvin Spruill were married last
Sunday by Rev, ]. L. Allgood at the
home Of the brides. sister, Mrs.
Ralph Kirk, in West End
Mrs. Annie Taylor is expecting
magazines and papers again from her
sisters in England after having been
deprived of them for some time by
the British government.
Messrs. Sidney and John Cummins,
of South Georgia, stopped over here
to see Mr.. j. T. Anderson's Here
fords on their way back to Athens
where Lney are IN ScnO0I.
Mr.. William Eckforq, of South
Carolina, who is a roommate of Mr..
Robert Harris at Emory College,
spent part of his Christmas vacation
here with DR.. and Mrs Z. L. Harris.
Mrs. E, B. McNeeel, of Atlanta,
and Mr.. George Adams, of Eatonton,
spent the holidays here and were a
mong the guests at Mrs. Morgan Me
Neel's family dinner on Christmas
day.
Mr.. and Mrs r de T. Lawrence
dined with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Love-
joy on Christmas day. They served
magnificent turkey sent them by
Mrs Lovejoys parents from Camden
County.
Julia and Frank Mcneil and NAL
colin Whitlock spent a day last week
in Gainesville with Mary and Louis
Peoples, children of Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Peoples, and their visit was
very greatly enjoyed.
Mr. Leon Commerford has accept
ed a position with the Sessions Loan
and Trust Co. which is to be con
graduated therefor. 1t is also pleas
ing news to every body in town to
know that this popular little family
will remain with us.
Mrs. Fleming Van Rensselaer,, who
was Miss Jennie Glover, was mar
ried in New York City last Monday
to Capt Dunn, U. s. A, and left
for Panama where the captain is
stationed Little Katrina Van Rens-
selaer will go to visit relatives in
California.
Mr.. Ell. Handy, who has been
connected with the Jones Mercantile
Company for the past year, has re-
During his stay in Canton Mr.. Ham
by made a number of warm friends
all of whom will regret his leaving
the city.-Cherokee Advance.
Mrs. Joe Carter complimented the
Journal boys" Mr.. Stanley, Mr..
Ferris, Mr.. Kincaid and Mr. McKin-
ney, with a turkey dinner on New
Years day. White hyacinths form
ed the center-piece and green candles
in white rosettes were used. A good
luck course of field peas with tomA-
to aspic on lettuce leaves was great
ly appreciated. Green ice cream with
fruit cake was served last.
More than a million and a half
has been spent on the Dixie High
way within six months, and a pro-
gram for the next six months calls
for over five million more. Looks as
if the country is in earnest in the
matter of good road building, See
what the once despised Honk, HOnk,
IldCullle has uOut anu 10 uOllI ICi
the very people who would raise their
voices against the auto.-Walker
County Messenger.
Mr.. Lance Doobs has accepted a
position in Atlanta with the Queen
Insurance Co. He has lived all his
life in Marietta and has many friends
who will be pleased at this promo
ton. For some time Mr.. Dobbs has
been keeping books for the Marietta
Publishing Co. and he is in every
way exemplary and faithful to duty.
Such a youth is sure to succeed in
business of any kind. While we re-
gret to lose him we hope he will be
happily situated in his new position.
On last Wednesday Misses Con-
stance and Lucy Cole gave lunch
con for their visitor Miss Mabond
Screven A cut-glass basket filled
with pink carnations formed the
centerpiece and tiny Englishmcn
were used to mark the places. At
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