The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-12

"ouI udl' MI W l.. florence, OF POW
der Springs, and Mr., James 7. And
| erson, all Hereford raisers, dined
with Mr.. Mills Mcneil On Tuesday
| of last week.
Mr.. Stapleton delighted about
| thirty friends of Mrs. NJ D. Hodges
on Saturday evening with a numblr
IAot fac longs and Rotations Ac
compartments Were played by Mrs,
| Hodges for the songs and most of the
recitations were humorous. IN IN
Southwest Georgia man recently
returned from a trip into Southern
! tern Alabama reports that the boil
weevil has already appeared in the
young cotton over there, and that
farmers are blowing up cotton and
planting corn.-Albany Herald.
Send your palm beaches to the Hy.
giene Laundry, where you will get
the incest finish and the crease that
don't come out. These garments are
steam pressed on the famous sanitary
Hoffman press. We make special
prices on Palm Beach suits. Hy.
giene Laundry, Phone 26.
Pens, pencils and ink at March
mans
The Marietta ladies who ATTENDED
the Cherokee Presbyterial in Cedar
| town last week We're Mrs. Gardner.
who visited her cousin, Mrs. Angus
ia Young Mrs. Davenport, who was
with Mrs. r. b. Parks, Miss Meta
Long and Miss Jennie Fields who
was guest of Mrs. Il. W. Lemon.
At the auction sale of Hereford
cattle in Atlanta last week Mr.. J. r.
Anderson paid $3.50 for a bull which
was imported from England last
summer. Mr.. Mills McNeel paid
500 fer young bull and Mr.. w. S.
! Florence, of Powder Springs paid
| $500 for COW to add to his fine
| herd ..
Mrs. j. T. Anderson went in her
ear to Decatur Saturday to the Agnes
! Scott May day celebration and was
| accompanied by Mrs. Dan Anderson,
Misses Lois Gardner, Constance Cou-
per and Elizabeth Anderson. Miss
Emma Katherine Anderson was A.
mong those taking part in the pa
geant.
All kinds stationary at Marchmans
| For the first time in a number of
| years, Bishop Warren A. Gambler, OF
| Atlanta, will preside over the confer
ences of both North and South Geor-
| gia. This will be welcome. news
| throughout all Georgia to the
Methodist preachers and the mem
bers of their churches. Bishop Cand-
! Ter, coming from Atlanta. is widely
! known throughout all Georgia. and
! his brother Methodists hold him in
high esteem Milton County News.
Congressman Gordon Lee spent
| yesterday in Rome. He wore his us
ual genial smile. and appeared to be
as complacent regarding the political
/ situation as a May morning Mr.
| Lee has represented this district in
| congress for a number Of years and
his services have been Of great ben,
eft to his constituents Rome TrI-
! bune-Hcrald.
| Mr. PirOmis Hulsey Bell, in the De
kalb New Era, tells how to make a
brush broom for sweeping yards by
! fastening several handsful of young
! birch twigs from two to four feet in
length to an old, ordinary broom
/ stick, by means of wrapping with a
small wire, such as used for baling
! hay. This birch twig brush broom
is durable and very convenient and
efficient"
+ One Of the finest bouquets Of roses
we have ever been favored with was
! brought from Lost Mountain by Guy
Mayes Wednesday morning There
were five kinds from dark red to
7 snow white and they came fresh and
! sweet being arranged on card board
with stems in a wet cloth and cover
ed by paper. Mrs. Mayes loves
her flowers and she always has rich
rewards for her care of them
Among those selected in beauty
! and brains contest by motion pic
/ ture corporation are Miss Gloria
! Watkins and Mrs. Ed Giles, of Mari
eta Lillian Russell is one of the
judges. Both a photograph of and
d letter written by each contestant
were submitted and only eleven
young ladies will be finally chosen
to spend a month in New York to de-
eide which ones will be come pe"-
manent members of the movie cor
pOratiCn. The winners will be an
bounced in June.
Mrs Henry Wyatt, Jr., has return