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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-27
OLIVE SPRINGS

Misses Cola, Mary and Edna
Spiers and Miss Fannie Moore spent
Thursday in Atlanta shopping.
Misses Eva ana Iva Lee Thomas
invited large number of young
boys and girls on Saturday night to
a pound supper at their home. A
very delicious supper was served
in the dining room where the table
was loaded with fruits of all kinds,
cakes and candy, the supper being
very pleasant in every way. Var
ious games were played All the
guests were charmed with the Misses
Thomas who are altogether lovely
and charming young ladies.
Miss Gertrude Tommie came up
from Atlanta Saturday afternoon to
spend couple Of days with Misses
Lessie and Stella Argo.
Mrs. Bartha Gregory returned to
Lost Mountain Friday after spend
ing some time here and at Haney's
Grove with relatives.
Mr.. w. H. Whistenant. Of near
Rockmart, spent the week end here
with his aunt, Mrs. G. S. A. Moore,
and also>Col. and MRS. J. L. Moore !.
Mr.. c. d. Reed ana family, of
Atlanta, spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Reed.
Misses Eva and Iva Lee Thomas
had visiting them Saturday night
and Sunday their charming cousins
Misses Mabel and Una Thomas, of
New Hope
Mr.. j. j, Sanders and Mr.. j. A.
York motored down to Middleton
Sunday.
Miss Ludie Pace, of Mountain
View and Mr.. Luther Reed, former
ly of this place, but now of Allan
ia, were married Sunday afternoon
Oct. 22nd, at the residence of Rev.
A. j. Mccoy, who performed the GER
emony.. The bride is very hand
some young lady of a most lovable
nature and brilliant mind. She has
a wide circle of friends who are in
terested in her marriage and only
regret that her new home will be In
Atlanta where Mr.. Reed holds a
good position. Mr. Reed is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Reed of this
place and is successful young
man and highly esteemed by all who
know him. The ceremony was wit
messed by a few relatives and close
friends. They will be at home with
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Reed, of Allan
ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed have many
friends who wish them much happi-
ness in their future lives.
Miss Phoebe McInnis is able to
return home from Atlanta after un-
dergoing a serious operation.
Mr.. and Mrs j. S. Hicks announce
the birth of a son at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Hicks, of Mari
etaa.
Miss Gertrude Grow spent Sun
day with relatives at Austell.
Mrs J. Hugh Westbrooks and
children motored down from Ac-
worth and spent Saturday and Sun
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-27
Evenina Baa on Satin.

If you have yard or more of hand
some satin ribbon you can convert it
into handsome evening bag by using
u little time and skill. Fold the satin
across once and sew up the three sides.
Face the open ends and put draw
string through of sllken cord, the
same color as the bag. You may
decorate one side with hand-painted
floral design and work garland of
flowers fashioned Of small beads on
the other. Or feathers left over from
an evening fan, sewed on with care,
will make handsome decoration.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-27

replicas of models made for grown
people.
The coat shown in the picture is a
practical model of brown plush very
durable and warm. 1t is so simple
that there is almost no reason for
description of it. II has turnover
collar and cuffs of the same material
as the belt. The belt slips through
straps at the sides, and odd silk but
tons provide the means of fastening.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-27

FOR RENT-Have one good four
horse or two-horse farm for rent
in Jones county, 3 IL miles Of good
town. Ask w. 0. Boatner about
place. Address A. E. Robertson,
Gray, GA. 1t.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-27
Sailor Hats.

The sailor continues to be the most
fashionable millinery shape for gem
eral wear.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07

I'll PAsO IS preparing with her
- most cordial smile and her best
- raiment to greet the visitors who
will begin Gocking into her domain
the next few days TO attend the four
Zig events that open next week-and
which viii keep everyone busy until
the latter part Of the month.
It is going TO be one big, grand.
glorious event, and sister cities and
towns in the state are sending their
fairest young women representatives.
10 tell Miss FL Pas0." who Is our own
Miss Sarah Small. how greatly inter
ested their own towns are in the soil
products exposition. the irrigation
congress. the farm congress and the
great triumph of human patience.
skill and daring against the elemental
forces OF nature. which eliminates in
the dedication Of the Elephant Butte
dam.
San Antonio. through mayor Brown,
has appointed Miss Martha Ann Mer-
genital TO be Miss san Antonio" and
bear that city's greetings Of good Will
to Miss FL PasO. Miss Sarah Julia
Inglish. one OF the beauties Of STAN
ford. Texas. will be Miss Stamford"
at the exposition and a large number
of other beautiful daughters OF sister
towns viii be present.
In honor # these visiting sister
city queens. a great bail viii be
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
BEAUTIES FROM OUT OF TOWN
COMING TO THE EXPOSITION
LIVELY TIMES FOR SOCIETY
By RUTH MoNRo AUGUR.

rendered them by Miss FL Paso" on
the evening OF October Is. at the In
teruational Soil Products exposition
grounds and this will be a very gay
and gorgeous event The visiting
young women will doubtless be the in
spirations for many social affairs dur
ing their SOiOurn here. and II El Paso-
ans are wanting to be say and
frivolousNthey VIII have the chance Of
their young lives
The organization women VIII be
more likely hunting up soft little cush-
ions on which TO rest their weary feet.
for the fair is going TO mean long
strenuous time for them. with the
MANAGEMENT OF the exhibits of the
women's achievement department, the
comfort and rest room, the Mexican
village feature and lots Of other
things TO which they have devoted a
great amount Of thought and energy
and which viii require much more or
the same things before they are
through
The coming week viii be a week OF
preparation as far as they are con-
cerned. in which 10 gather up all the
little loose ends OF the work so that
il viii be perfected by Friday night.
and ready for the opening OF the eX-
position Saturday
And talking Of opening the exposi-
ton, Monday brings the gala event of
the dedication OF the exposition en-
trance wav. when Miss FL Paso" viii
shatter her little bottle Of champagne
against the structure and proclaim II
named and dedicated. No one could
have been better selected TO represent
FL Paso. the queen city OF the south
west. than Miss Small. for she is so
typical OF the southwestern ideals
Tall. broad shouldered and deep
chested, with an athletic figure and ex-
cellent carriage. she has the breeZiness
OF the west. with the dignity that goes
with the bfgness Of things out here
not the little eastern cityfied conven-
tional dignity that is put on because
K is the correct thing TO wear. but the
article that comes from both
the JOY and the pride OF living. Miss
Small also represents class OF
yvOmankind OF which the west is proud
"A native product of a pioneer family;
the sort OF girl that can play any
athletic game we'll, who can hold her
own in swimming, or in running car,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
Parties.

Mrs r. T. Bowie. who has been IN
Colorado for most OF the sumner and
who has recently returned. was the
guest OF honor at an appreciation
shower, given by the members OF the
Philathea class Of me First Presby-
terrain church. Of which she is the
teacher, on Friday evening at the home
Of Miss Marguerite Iverson on Arizona
Etreet- The shower gifts were presented
Mrs Bowie In an unusuaI way. At In
tervals through the party she was
PACED by a little messenger boy. acted
by little Billie Luney. who presented
her with the gifts Misses Mary Keat-
ing and Ruth Heating played several
piano duets through the evening 4
buffet supper was served. Among
some of those present were Mr.. and
Mrs H. T. Bowie. Rev. and Mrs. c. J..
OVerstreet- Mesdames Eta Townsend.
A. J. Norris. E Seifert- Caroline Wilson.
l.. o johnson. Florine Miller. ". Iver-
son, Misses Nettie Louise Rowland. Ber-
nice lversOn, Adelaide Overstreet. Is
telie Dixon, Emma Laughlin Eva 8
Stapleton, Winifred Wilson. Alice VIII
son, Margaret Ehart. Nell Porter. Hflda
HelEerson, Estele COllard. Mae Morris.
Estelle Hager, Marguerite Iverson. Fu-
genla Barnes, Mary Heating. Ruth
heaung. Cora Larson and N p White
side and others
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07

very young and sweet and girIish and
whoever is the presiding mistress OF
ner guWuine has the good taste T.
aress her pa simple. girlish style she
Is of the lugenue type and was most
appealing i'm a little empire frock OF
rose colored chiffon over white silk
with straps OF irridescent beads over
her pretty shoulders.
Mrs. T. c.. Witherspoon. who is one Of
the most handsome women in the city.
looked particularly attractive Thurs
day night I'm a salmon pink creation
with a beautiful blue embroidered ner
drapery arrangement over the bodice
ana extending q short Wav down each
side or the skirt She were white
alErers I'm her hair. Mrs Wither-
spoon carries herself so spIendidly
that she always makes a. stunning ap-
pearance.
To add 10 the pleasure OF the guests
attending the weekly hons at tba or
flcers' club AZ Fort Bliss. the club has
prepared 10 care for dinner parties.
both before the dauceseaud afterward
and IL is expected that in this way
many delightful little parties can he
held at the post i'm connection with the
weekly hops which are the chief social
event m the army line through the
week At the recent hop. Col George
IT. LauEhorn entertained "a jolly group
and another dinner party was given
by Ma and Mrs George e.. Barnhardt.
Little Nary Dewey. the scholarship
Eiri for this year from our high school
TO the state university. has been
pledged by the Kappa Kappa Gamma
sorority at the university. in addition
TO being pretty and very attractive.
this cute little trick has a good. Sc
rious head on her shoulders and a smart
little head. too, for she was the vale
dictOriau OF her class at the high school.
with an unusually high average in an
her school work and in addition made
Two years work i'm one years time
Mary has made a decided hit at the uni-
versity. so Sarah Bridgers writes.
Sarah was pledged by the Kapnas last
year and she and Mary Will be the only
girls from Fl Paso ia this sorority
smith. who is very well known
here from her frequent visits with her
sister. Mrs. Claiborne Adams. is also a
Kappa but she claims santa Antonio
her home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
The GOSSIP CORNER
By RUIZ MONRO AUGuP.

4 MOTHER FL Pasoan is making
~ good away from home. Harold
- ColdwelL the younger son IF
judge W NJ. Coldwell. who IS in the
plebe class OF Annapolis. has made the
varsity squad of the Naval Academy
football team and played the position
OF right tackle IN the first football
game Of the sailors season. Harold
was one OF the high school football
stars while a student here. but he never
sacrificed his scholarship TO athletics.
however. q s too many young fellows do.
and his friends are expecting the same
sane balance I'm his naval academy
work for he has already been made
one Of the highest ranking officers in
his class
Little Miss Jean Rogers was the nre+-
test of the girls at the TOltec club
dinner-dance THURSDAY night. She is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07

She carried an arm bouquet OF Ameri-
can beauty roses. A wedding supper
was served in the hotel following the
ceremony which was attended by
large number Of the army people who
are near Las Cruces at the maueuvers
The troops are expected 10 return
Tuesday night or Wednesday. and
laJ and Mrs Cutter viii return at
the same time and leave shortly aft
erward for New York city for their
honeymoon They VIII make their
home in Boston. where the groom is a
prominent physician.
sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. N Levy
VIII give q reception at their home. sos
East Rio Graude street. to announce the
engagement Of their daughter Miss
Mildred Levy. 10 Maurice Cohen Their
wedding viii occur during November.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
Mis- ZuLa Robinson Weds Maj.
Cutter, of Boston, at Cruces

RISS zULA ROBINSON and Mai.
NJ irving T. Cutter. OF the medical
u corps Of the Eighth NIassachu-
sets infantry. were married Friday
night al the AmadOr hotel in Las Cru
ces by chaplain II. Boyd Edwards. OF
the same regiment The wedding
service was performed at the foot OF
the stairway OF the patio. TIE groom
entered with the chaplain. The bride
entered on the arm Of Brig. Gen. T.
lie Roy Sweetser- Mrs. Morris Cush-
man. the brides sister. was her ma
trOn OF honor. She was escorted into
the hall by Gen Morton. Mrs William
g. Walk was the other attendant Of
TIE bride and she was escorted by
Gen. Roger B. Williams. Gen. Morton
served as Mai Cutters best man. The
double ring ceremony was used. The
bride wore a travelling suit OF bur
CANDY color. trimmed with fur. and
a large velvet hat Of the same color
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS.

MISS WOBRIED-My dear. I wasted
several years fooling with hair tonics
that never did or could grow hair. And
YOU are wasting your time the same
way I never got any results until ]
stopped all those preparations and
used my own formula Everybody that
has used DO marvels al the results. The
same thing viii happen 10 YOU Your
nair viii at once stop falling. and the
hair VIII grow as YOU never thought IL
possible Min one ounce OF beta-OuinOl
with half pint Of water. and half
pint Of alcohol. or use one pint Of bay
rum instead Of the water and alcohol
Mind YOU. this makes over pint Of
positive hair grower. more than you
could get at the same price il you
bought any OF the so-called hair
tonics.' You viii be grateful to me
for telling YOU about this
MISS e. %. Nj used TO use soap and
the queer SlampooS sold. too. until 1
realized any mistake. The alkali IN
them dries up the scalp and hair Sc
creuons- Don't DO it, II you want n
wonderful cleanser and shampoo that
actually dissolNes ddndruff as II by
magic. and helps hair grow. dissolve a
teaspoonful or eggol i'm "a half cup of
water. GU can get eggol at the drug
store Tor twenty-five cents. enough TO
make twelve or more 5f these mar
Nelously effective washes.
=
MISS FRET-RealIy. T pity anyone
who uses the usual prepared wrinkle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
IF | WERE GOD!

Most OF US have read the cpl
taph mentioned by Geo Mac
Donald on David ElEenbrod-
Here lie l. Martin Elgen-
brodde,
Haze mercy O. my soul. Lord
God:
As uad do were j Lord God.
And We were Martin Elgeu-
brodde-"
Something in most Of US re-
spends 10 the thought. for "
would deep down have God the
best we can think Of Yet. also.
IN our theOlOEieS we make
Him do what We would not.
We make him place the first
pair in q temptation aud then
damn them for falling. No
parent would do that
We let Him have man by
nature evil, and then for sins
in a life OF. say 50 years. pun
ish him for 500. 600. 600 years
and more. We would not do
that viii never think Of
God doing what Just man
would not do.
On SUNDAY the sermon al the
First Congregation Church
Williams and Rio Grandel
VIII be on
III Were God
NILES HANSON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
Lodges and Clubs.

Alameda grove, WOodmen Circle will
entertain its members and friends with
an enchillada supper Tuesday night I'm
me NOodmen's hall. East Fl Paso.
Inc meetings Of Willow Grove,
W oodmen Circle. are now being held
N the new odd Fellows hall on santa
re street The lodge will meet TO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07

MILLER Made Dresses and Bunea
low Aprons are made in FL Paso. have
YOU seen them2 Phone 1872 and We
VIII send our Demonstration with sam
pies. Do it now. The Miller Made Co
2oS East Missouri ST Brazos Base
men-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07

SuperfIuOus hair moles and all facial
blemlshes removed. Features corrected
Mrs. Grace a Benson. Face Specialist
IS Buckler Bldg.=Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07

a day To make your face so su-
premely beautiful that even your
friends VIII hardly know you to be the
same person There is no secret about
the method. There Is no doubt about
the result. You know in advance that
the result will be all YOU reasonably
expect. All IL requires from you is the
desire TO do it, You can have this
beauty. my dear as sure as you read
this-if you want IT, First. lay aside
everything else YOU have been using
for your skin. Quit them all-uOw.
Next. get one ounce Of zintone from the
drug store and mix IL with two table
spOonfuls Of glycerine in a half pint OF
water That is all there is to IT, start
using IL today. The woman who won't
try it cares mighty little for her COM
pleNi1n. NouN be one of the happiest
women in The world when you actually
see your skin taking on the bloom and
purity Of a rose Ii all depends on YOU
now, absolutely.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
Why Nof

MeXicau handmade zarapes. as low
as $500 Beach's Art shop, City Ma
tional Bank BldE-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
BY
KAlESK 4
81 RAFT

| creams The latter take forever and a
day 20 produce results Many OF my
stage friends have used my own for
mula, with astonishing results in a few
days You can do the same. Get two
/ ounces Of eptol at the drug store and
mix with one tablespoonful Of glycerine
and half pint Of water. Notice par
. Jicularly how fast the crows feet and
mouth wrinkles disappear III guar
antee YOU look 10 years younger in a
Few weeks
MRS s c. Mo wonder Your face
IS spotty-red. trying TO pinch OUT
hlackheads- You say you've been doing
that Tor years Now try this and see
them disappear in only a few minutes:
sprinkle some powdered neroNin on a
Wet sponge and rub this on. the black
neads- / believe If I sold this method
10 all my friends J would be rolling in
wealth today. Its magic. You can
get the neroXin at any drug store
CALLING There's no excuse for anv
good druggist not having the ZintOns
Tor making up my complexion for
hereafter. simply send the price. fiftr
cents. to Secretary 10 Naleska Suratt''
Thompson Bldg. Chicago. and it viii
De sent to YOU at once
MISS g. T. RI do not know OF any
face powder that hasn't that "chaISi-
ness III some urEEte InaLS why
have my own face powder Its Just
like velvet and invisible There's
nothing else like il. II is now sold at
drug stores as "Naleska Suratt Face
Powder" at fifty cents. IN white. flesh
and brunette tints- Also ask your
friends 10 try it,
MISS SEPER-The red spot on your
upper lip Is caused by the burning sup
erfluous hair remOvers YOU used. Here
after don't use such preparations. but
apply some sulfO solution TO the hairs
YOU want -c.noved- This dissOlves hair
in the most extraordinary way. leaving
no scar or spot whatever. The sulfO
solution can be obtained at any drug
store
MISS y o. R--No. / can't promise
that anything viii surely develop the
bust IN every case, but I viii saw that
the very best thing is 10 mix two
ounces Of ruetone and half a cup OF
sugar in half a pint Of water, and take
two teaspOOnfuls OF IL after each meal
and on retiring I've seen wonderful
results from this in a months time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07

Ell PaSodns AWdy.
Mrs G. W. Robertson. Or Orchard
Park, VIII leave in a few days for
an indefinitely long visit in Hollis
okla. Nocona and Fort Worth. Texas
Friday a number OF her neiEhbOrs
gave her a surprise party and a fare
well shower at her home. She received
many attractive cifts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07

MISS FRET-Reauy. T pity anyone
who uses the usual prepared wrinkle
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-14

meals a she has in her preparation
Of meals for ADULTS. No directions
given the housewife on the subject
Of foods for her family are supposed
to tako- the place OF her own COM
mon sense. Information as TO food
elements with the enumeration OF
individual foods and recipes docs
not meal that the housewife must
stick TO these recipes rigidly. AZ
with one good waist pattern she can
evolve all kinds Of waists, SO one
general recipe will serve for a vari-
ETY. of dishes.
To Illustrate All food authorities
will tell the housewife that milk
should. IL possible. have a place in
the diet OF ali growing children. The
housewife who 10 a new conner in the
field OF scientific feeding. instantly
visualizes glass Of milk by Jim
llie's plate three times 4 day. She
takes the bottle OF milk of the ice
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-14

and wonders why her hoy rebels at
swallowing the ice-coid and. TO him.
tasteless liquid. The housewife who
has grasped the fact that the science
OF dietetic. gives us only fundamen-
tai rules. expecting us TO work out
the details ourselves, uses her imag-
instion and her skill 10 place milk
before her child in an attractive
way. She concocts appetisins milk
soups. not only trying given recipes,
put originating others in combina-
ton With cereals. vegetables. fish.
cheese and other foods at hand.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-14

There is no aristocracy in Turkey.
All subjects. however humble their
origin. are eligible TO the highest
offices in the state. slaves are the
only legally subordinate class.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-14

Mrs. George Cooper living near
Mitchell. Ind. has been married nine
years and is the mother OF Is chill
dren. all living. Among them are
three sets Of twins.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-14
DETROIT TIM Is

tives OF every country In Europe. all
divisions OF Africa. and all the Lat
in.Americsn republics, together with
North America. India, China and ia
pan.
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tIIulg the
zb ject Of Chill
dre ms Luncheons


" PAUL PIERCE.
user articles / nave discussed
6et that ihousands Of childrsi
UtlRg from slow starvation
40 61scussed the matter Of
NY proper luncheons for
M children. suggesting that the
Wtyes a. school district take
1hemselves the work OF reliev.
~ teacher from preparins
c6na q the school house. Space
ebidden my going into detail
1img the food school children
W eat II the MONDAY meal. For
9oDnt kinds Of food the growing
needs, ( can do no better than
nnrnerste those given By the
h1 States government In farm
Du1letin No. III: ~
~ important elements Of .
M diet are milk, supplemented
1nqe " ether proteinFich foods
nG16t wholly omitted: breed Or
1 IN other forlns; butter
fs (Dode centaining much fat:
(nU ~ trptts; and sweets.
n6f2 ft may ~ said that the
y 1uj1cn. li1H IN diet M
Skoald cUntsth rspresenta-
q ~ following 6roups:
oop I. The proeein-rich foods
11k 0oISose. meats (except the
nf1GG): hsh, poultry, dried
peAe and cowpeas. peanuts
fkoo The rsasnns for includ-
0nSTAEe their high percent
6&eIn ana ~ fact that In
14od form they are used as
u 411lng. 0ther nuts are
teln, but ~ II present
uood n The cAild's diet in
ut opanutiss to make It neces-
o samnesats them here.
Dnp :. The cereal or starchy
-hgUaAs, cereal mushes, ready
cersal breakfast foods, rice,
roel tapioca and others.
SUup 3.-The fatty foods--buf
I 6peem, salad Oils, bacon and
es.
ruuD /. Vegetables and fruits
ecne coufusion nay arise be-
w. U the term 'yegetables' is
fmos used to mean all foods OF |
1elefn and In this sense would |
,coroal, dried bssps and other |
SIlch have heed classified |
rs - hese ussd Il applies
ny $3.50 which are used a. side
21i - II o f11ads ma In
1900 ~ ~. 1yeeus, let
49, pkaas al teens.
otasue AM &tbeo sxSn:
- ing come also m cook 7
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-14

in the cosmopolitan population OF
Buenos Aires are to be found ma