The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-18
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Fresh shalled nuts at Faw's.

Inc ln1ant son OF Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. c. Dobbs will be named Marion
Cicero for his father.
Chicken fence at Dobbs Hardware
store
Mr.. and Mrs. Groves Cohen spent
Wednesday in town with Mrs. j. Z.
Massey and Mrs. A. S. Cohen.
Marchman Drug Co. everything
the best.
Miss Minnie Lou Mcneil will
spend the week end at Agnes Scott
college with Miss Sarah Patton.
Marchman Drug Co. everything
fresh and clean.
Mr.. A. c. White will resign his DO
sition in Alabama, return to Cobb
County and study for the ministry.
Gasoline 26t at Dobbs Hardware
Store.
Miss Julia Mcneil entertained the
younger set on Friday evening with
an informal but very pleasant
dance.
Marchman Drug Co. everything
fresh and clean.
Len c. Baldwin, w T. Holland
and L. w. Camp went to Macon We'd
nesday to attend big Shrine meet
ing there.
The finest evaporated apricots and
prunes at Faw's.
Marchman Drug Co. everything
the best.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len c. Baldwin will
leave next week for Cincinnati. This
is Mr.. Baldwins annual trip to his
factory.
Fresh seeded raisins and currants
at Flaws.
Lincoln once said: LET us have
faith that right makes might, ana IN
that faith let us dare to do our 1uty
as we understand it,
Dobbs Hardware Store sells the
best Electric Lamps
Miss Lucille Brown, of Atlanta, is
with Miss Odene Florence and Mrs.
LawhOn with Mrs Florence while
Mr.. w A. Florence is in New York.
Miss Odene Florence entertained
the young peoples missionary society
Wednesday afternoon of last week.
After the usual business meeting 4
social hour was spent during which
delicious refreshments were served.
Marchman Drug Co. everything
the best.
Miss Gladys Crisler celebrated st.
Valentines day by entertaining a few
of her school mates. The house Was
decorated with hearts and flowers
and many games were played, the
prize being won by Miss Alice wy
bic Mrs. Crisler was assisted in
serving refreshments by Mrs. E. e.
Woodward.
Marchman Drug Co. everything
fresh and clean.
Daddy Long Legs, which will be
here on the 28th of Feb, is a charm
ing comedy which was so popula'
that it was played in New York for
year. 1t will be read here as
benefit for the Clarke Library by
professional reader and will be a
most compromising and unusual eX-
perience for all who hear it.
Marchman Drug Co. everything
fresh and clean.
If the state road were sold at the
valuation it's "worshipers" put upon
it, and the proceeds handled in 4
business way, there would be no nee
esSity for bonds, and no delay in pay
ing school teachers and pensioners.
Depending on the road to pay bills
when the income from it is insuffi-
cient, is the chief cause Of the states
financial troubles.-Dalton Citizen.
Marchman Drug Co. everything
fresh and clean.
Miss Mary Nell entertained four
teen of her friends very pleasantly
Tuesday evening. JonQuils and ferns
adorned the rooms and merry games
were enjoyed. A salad course with
coffee and cake was served. Mrs.
Lacy Garrett assisted Mrs. Nell in
serving. The guests were Misses In
da Harrison, Marguerite Copper,
Lillian Stubinger, Lillian Teipel, Ka-
tie Maddox, Lillian Wise, Messrs Per
ry Bridges, Earl Medford, George
Teipel, Lance Dobbs, Richard Car
ter and Pat Nell.
Marchman Drug Co. everything
fresh and clean.
L0ST-Black and white setter with
white stripe on forehead. Collar
has name plate with inscription,
Frank, owned by J. W Fuller,