The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-04
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ing a few days in Palmetto.
Mr., and Mrs. A. A. Towers, of
Gadsden, Ala. announce the birth of
a son.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Hill will be named Rachel
Elizabeth.
Mr.. J, c. Talley, of st. Petersburg
Fla, visited relatives in Marietta
last Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Milan and Mrs. Joan
Miller, of Atlanta, spent Wednesday
with Mrs. w. r. Turner.
Mrs. Herbert Clay is still in Mont
8omery on account of an illness that
threatens to develop into pneumonia.
Mrs Fred Barkalow and little son
left on Wednesday night for Jack
sonville, Fla, to spend a month with
relatives
State Senator, T. n Hardin, of
Calhoun, and a candidate for Con-
gress, spent Thursday in town meet
ing his friends here
Mr., and Mrs. Groves Cohen have
moved to Atlanta where they will
keep house in an apartment in the
Dalton on Howard street.
Mrs Willis Miner, Jr., will come
up to spend the week end with Miss
Christine Dobbs and next week with
her mother, Mrs. A S. Cohen.
Mrs. Ryburn Clay will go to Flor
ida next week with her mother, Mrs.
Johnson, and her uncle, Mr.. West
gate, who have been her guests for
several weeks.
Mrs John H. Boston entertained
her 4 club Wednesday afternoon US
ing jonquiIs to brighten the rooms.
Miss Evelyn Clay and Miss Minnie
Lou Mcneil assisted in serving.
+ Mr. Chas Cantrell, wife and fam
lily and Mr. Tim Cantrell from At
D. Latimer, Mrs T. E. Latimer, of
Woodstock visited Mrs. M. r. Lyon
last Sunday.
Miss Eleanor Caldwell a former
resident of Marietta, died recently in
New York City of tuberculosis Her
father lives in Savannah but she had
been away from home for years.
Mrs. Sam P. Jones did not go to
Panama to the missionary confer
ence, to which she had been elected
a delegate, on account of the serious
illness of her daughter Mrs. w. R.
Turner, whom she is now visiting.
Mrs. j. NJ. Fowler entertained her
bridge club Wednesday afternoon in
honor of Miss Laura Wyatt, of At
1anta. Mrs Doyle Butler won the
prize, which was a box of COrrespOn
dence cards, and Miss Wyatt received
a pair of embroidery scissors as a mo-
mento of the day.
The pardoning of life term prison
ers goes a long way towards bringing
about lynch law When a heinous
crime is committed the mob reasons
that if the man should get a life SEN
tence it would mean only few years
in the penitentiary and then a par
don. Then they swing him up
Athens Banner.
Mrs. E. L. Stringer has just receiy
ed news of a narrow escape from
death by her brother-in-law, Mr.. f.
A. Roberts, of North Dakota. He
was lost in a blizzard on a prairie
where he CHANGED to run into a hay
stack into which he burrowed until
the storm had passed.
Mrs. Will DuPre had her friends,
Mesdames Fred Morris, George Mont
gomery, d. c. Cole, Howell Treze-
want and c. w. DuPre spend Friday
with her and treated them to a bird
luncheon. Mr.. DuPre was also at
the table and enjoyed the distinc-
ton of being the only beau in the
circle of bellies.
The quarterly meeting Of the b.
W. NJ. L. of the MONDAY association
will meet in the First Baptist church
next Wednesday the 9Th OF Feb. 1t
was postponed on account Of the
death of Mr. Lyon. The morning
will be devoted TO business meet
ing and the afternoon to a program
of readings, music and a social hour.
Those attending Mr.. Lyons fun
eral from out of town were Mrs.
Leila H. Anderson, of Cedartown, Mr..
w. D. Anderson, Macon, Mr.. A. II.
Swami and Mr.. II. p Hawkins OF
Stockbridge, Miss Carrobelle Davis,
Mr.. w. NJ. Haynes, Mr.. Montgomery
HAYNES, Mr.. w c. Mansfield Col.
owen Johnson, Mrs. Harriet Nc
CIellan. Prof. J. Cotton Lynes, Mrs.