The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-18
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Phillips Legion held their annual
reunion here last Wednesday. The
following program was rendered:
Song, America, Prayer, Welcome
address by j. P. MCGEE. response by
II. j. Mccormick, Song, Home Sweel
Home" Recitation, Miss Lillian
Evans; address, Clifford eagle; Song
Dixie" recitation Fred Williams;
Recitation, Edgar Payne; song, I'm
derneath the Southern Moon" ad-
dress r. ]. Osborn; recitation, Miss
Nerna Lester; Song, Battle Hymn Of
the Republic; address Lamar Lewis
Song, The Gem of the Ocean"
With the exception of Mr.. McCor-
micks a war veteran, the entire pro-
gram was rendered by home talent
and shows the coming generation has
the profoundest respect for the men
who wore the gray. Dinner was then
announced and the good ladies here
and from far and near, brought bas-
kets of good things to eat and spread
it out picnic fashion in the shade of
the spreading oak trees.
In the afternoon Mr.. j. Z. Foster,
was speaking to the audience but a
shower OF rain dispersed the crow d
and many went homeward. But the
sun came out and with it fddling
John Carson, who took the stand and
gave US a Slaton's Special and Mig
ger in the Woodpile," which the
crowd enjoyed John had all his life
heard Of our hospitality, hence he
did not bring a supply of 'taters and
ginger bread.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Hend0n and
Mrs. John Hendon. of Hickory Tiat,
Cherokee County, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Hendon last weel-.
Mr.. Harvey McCleskey has gore
to Etowah, Tenn, where he has ac-
cepted position in the L. C N.
railway shops.
Mrs. j. J. Storey, Miss Bess Storey
of Hiram, and Miss Nora am Bess
Kinamons, Of Gainesville, were re-
cent visitors of Mrs. Bryant Griggs.
Miss Clara 9urtz, of Woodstock
and Miss Mary Butler, of Calhoun
are visiting Mrs. w. E. Mcclure.
Mr.. j. V. Mcconnell, of Acworth
spent Sunday at the home of his
uncle, MIR. P. L. Conner. Mr.. Con-
ner and little daughter, Mary, spent
the day with Mrs. Lou Hill in Chero-
koe County.
Mrs. Gus Robertson, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. II. Owen
has returned to her home in Atlanta
Rev. Mr.. Speer is connecting ser
les of meetings at the Methodist
church this week.
Mr.. Henry Channel, of Fitzgerald
visited his mother, Mrs. Thoma
Channel, last Wednesday. Mrs.
Channel has been confined to her
bed for five years.
Herbert Thomson was very pain
fully scalded recently by turning over
some boiling water on himself. DR.
J. 0. Lester gave the needed attention
and thinks now that he is out OF
danger.
Mr.. George Brock spent Thursday
in Atlanta.
Miss Lois Hill is visiting relatives
in Atlanta
Mr., NJ w. Arlington and Mis-.
Smithie Arlington spent last wceh
with their uncle, MI Tom Gunnen
at AlbertvilIe, Ala.
Mr.. Sam Goode and children vii
return to Triton The children have
been with their grandmother, MIS-
Mitchell, since their mother accident
Iy shot herself a few weeks ago mean
Triton
Miss Lucia Butler was vtatling
Tribe, Tenn, not Tumble As tn
types made it appear
Mrs. viii Silver, Of Gainesville
has been visiting Mrs. VIII baldwin
and Mrs. Major Young.
Mr.. Henry Goodwin has boush
the John ]. Greer farm
MIR. L. B. Carnes hos bought fron
Mr. Ellison Harrison the Crov ir
farm on the Acworth road
Mr.. Willis McAfee has bought =
acres of Mrs. 5. J. Pyron's farm.
Mr. James Tanner, Of Atlanta
spent Wednesday here and atteude'
the reunion, meeting many oil
friends He was a merchant here a
/ bout forty years ago.
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