The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-15
SOCIAL AND Personal
BUSINESS PHONE
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The quarterly conference of the
Elizabeth circuit will be held next
Sunday at Bold Spring Church af-
ter the morning service when the
presiding elder, j. P Erwin, will
preach.
Mr.. and Mrs. A " Cortelyou,
Mrs. Wyatt, Mrs. Davenport, Miss
| Cortelyou and Miss Eiliene Gober
will form a party to hear John Nc
Cormack sing next Friday even
ing in Atlanta.
Special values in Candies
Hodges Drug Company.
Miss Joe Warner, of Indian Spring
spent, the weekend with Mrs. J. R.
Fowler on her way home after a
visit in Hartford, Conn, She is ex-
pected to return some time soon to
visit Mrs. Fowler.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Gregory,
of Rockville, Putnam County, came
over to visit Mr. and Mrs. Rosser
Little Sunday, Mrs. Gregory COM
ing especially to meet her small ne
phew, Rosser Neal Little.
Complete line French Ivory
Brushes, Combs, etc. at Hodges
Drug Company
Mr.. Stewart Maiden, of Atlanta,
gave his first golf lessons Monday
to Marietta players. He is can
ny Scot and gained much glory by
the triumphs of his pupils, Miss
Alexa Stirling and Mr.. Little Bob"
Jones, of Atlanta. He will give
lessons on Mondays to our golf en-
thusiasts.
The members of the Baptist La
dies Aid Society sent big angel
food cake to Mrs. Lucy Robertson
on Wednesday for a birthday pres
ent. This was done as an evidence
of the society's appreciation of Mrs.
Robertsons constant interest in all
their good works in which she al
ways helps.
December 10Th one day only
Hawkes. 0ptician will be at our
store. Have your eyes tested
and glasses fitted.
COLLINS BROTHERS
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Comm erford
live in Smyrna but continue to at
tend services at st. James and their
very bright little. son, Leon Jr, is
wearing a silver badge proclaiming
the fact that he has not been even
tardy at Sunday School for nearly
a year. His teacher, Miss Julia
Schilling, is very proud of him.
DR.. Rambo and his daughter, Miss
Emma May, returned from their
visit in South Georgia where the
doctor has been relieving his own
shoulders of the burden OF manag-
ing a plantation at long range. He
spent weeks assisting the old dark
les, who have lived all their lives
on that place, in finding new homes
and preparing for changes to come
Complete line French Ivory
Brushes. Combs, etc. at Hodges
Drug Company
DR.. Nolan's aged "handy man"
known as Democrat" accompanied
Miss Elizabeth Nolan and her bro
theirs, Thomas and Burwell, to At
lanta Saturday evening to see 1.-The
Birth of a Nation This loyal old
negro insists he loves his own white
folks as we'll as he ever did and has
always voted the democratic ticket.
Although he saw the great moving
picture from the peanut gallery his
spirit was in a heaven of delight
and amazement.
Mrs. Rhea McGinty, of Goldfield,
New, a former resident of Cobb
County, is at Cornelia, in North
Georgia Visiting a friend She
came to Atlanta with her husband
just before the death of his uncle,
Mr.. Andrew Stewart, who had been
tax collector of. Fulton County for
50 many years. Mr. McGlnty spent
a month in Atlanta before return
ing to Goldfield where he has min
ing interests.
Mrs. Ella Green lives in a city
of flowers some where in Florida
and always renews her subscription
in charming way. Every Deem
Der she sends to the Journals edi-
tor a box of flowers, plants and
fruits with her check for the pa
per. This time there were rare
flowers and berries packed in grey
moss, a ponderosa lemon we could
barely span with both hands, a big
orange, an egg plant, big ruby
red pod of pepper and a cluster If
cumquats, for which we had just
been wishing. If only all our Flori-
!