The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-05-25
SOCIAL AND personal.
BUSINESS PHONE
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Mrs. A. S. Clay spent Tuesday in
Atlanta.
Miss Emma Breach spent Monday
in Atlanta.
Mrs. George Welsh is indisposed
with cold.
Mrs. William Wilson will be at
home next Saturday.
Prof. and Mrs. ]. Cotton Lynes
spent Sunday in Atlanta.
Miss Constance Cole will return
to Asheville, N. c., Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carswell, of Can
ton, are boarding with Mrs. McCles-
key.
Mrs. Ben Wright, of Cedartown,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Roger De-
war.
Miss Maggie McCulloch has, gone
to North Carolina to spend the sum-
mer.
Mr.. Eugene Northcutt, of the Fifth
Georgia Regiment, spent Tuesday at
home.
Mrs. Homer Reid, Jr., of Savan-
nah, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. C. T.
Swift.
Mr.. f. E. Pomeroy and Mr.. w. L.
Pomeroy both lost their homes in
the Atlanta fire.
Miss Della May Gaines, who has
been making her! home with her aunt,
Mrs. Manning, is in Atlanta with her
| father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Reid, par
ents of Mrs. c.. T. Swift, had their
home dynamited during the fire in
Atlanta
The food crisis, calls for close CO.
operation between the merchants and
farmers with the newspapers as a
connecting link.
Rev. j. P Erwin will preach next
Sunday in Smyrna and the quarterly
conference will be held on the 10th
of June in Winnings.
Miss Pauline Manning, the first
honor graduate of the Marietta High
School of last year, is teaching school
in Denton, near her home.
The laying OF big drain pipes is
progressing around the square and
the street car track is being cleared
up preparing for the paving.
Mrs. George Cardy went to At
lanta Tuesday to see the ruins. Her
home city, Jacksonville, Fla, was
swept by a bigger fire some years
ago.
Rev. S. B. Ledbetter spent Monday
night in town with Rev. J. P. Err
win on his way to Gainesville. Both
had been to Waleska attending COM
meneement.
Miss Victoria Griggs expects to go
to Washington in June with her ia
ther, Mr.. "A. A. Griggs, and her I'M
Gle, Mr.. B. w. Griggs, both of whom
are confederate veterans.
Three large, handsome churches
were burned in Atlanta's great fire,
Grace Methodist, Jackson Hill Bap-
fist and Westminster Presbyterian,
and all were comparatively new.
A great many people from Mari
eta motored to Atlanta Monday to
see-the fire. Mrs. w. A. Sans went
down to meet her mother Monday af-
ternoon and they went again on Tues
day.
Mrs. Tom Florence was hostess of
the Civic League committee on We'd
nesday morning when box of cloth
! ing was packed at her home and
sent to Atlanta for the destitute wo-
men and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Gurley have
rented Mr.. Herbert Clay's residence
as Mrs. Clay has gone to a summer
resort in Pittsfield, Mass, to- spend
the season. Their daughter, Mrs.
HUE, will be with them.
A party of wealthy Atlanta people,
who knew their homes would be de-
stroyed in the fire, motored to Mari
eta Monday afternoon, dined at the
Kennesaw House and returned to
an Atlanta hotel to spend the nigkt.
Mr.. George Keller, Of Marietta,
who has been visiting his sister Mrs.
Fl. F. Tousley, in Los Angeles, left
for Oakland on May 18th. After
a two weeks visit there Mr.. Keller
will go to Chicago and later return
to his home in Marietta.
Miss Lillia4 Boatner who is study
ing law, was to stand her examina-
ton to be admitted to the bar, in
June, but on account Of illness will
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