The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-03-09


.oovered from measles.
,,+ss Nina Moon, of Atlanta, spent
- n,ook-end witn Mrs. B. I. Frey.
Az and Mrs. T. M. Randolph
= returned to Marietta to
live.
,t;ss Ruth Espy has returned
s.on, visit to relatives in Blu
ford.
Miss Henrietta Gable is visiting
sis+er Mrs. w. H. Malone, in
Villa RIGA.
Mrs Harry Steele, of Atlanta, is
- visit to her mother, Mrs. W.
NJ. Gober.
Mrs Tenant Black and Mary l..
have returned from delightful vi
sit to Florida.
MISS Laura Mayes, of Marietta, is
the guest of her grand mother, Mrs.
Sam Jones.-Cartersville News.
Miss Annie Waddell and Miss
Flora Grove spent the weekend
in town with Mrs. l. w. Waddell.
MIR. and Mrs. A. A. Canton, of
Atlanta have taken Mrs. Bealls
residence on Whitlock Avenue for
the summer.
Mrs. J. w. Elgin, of Selma, Ala,
is spending few days with Mrs.
7 Z. Delk on her way to Columbia,
s c., to join her husband.
Miss Sarah Patton will spend the
weekend at home accompanied by
her school mate at Agnes-Scott Col
lege. Miss Alice Cannon, of Sails
bury, N. c.
A number of prominent Thomas
Vile citizens have organized a club
to promote the cultivation of vege-
table gardens in that beautiful
South Georgia City.
Miss Annie Lucia Warren has a
very pleasant position in Warren
ton as a milliner. She is one Of
Marietta's sweetest and prettiest
girls and wins friends everywhere
she goes.
DR.. Jameson spent the weekend
in Commerce where he preached last
Sunday and the First Baptist pull
pit here was filled morning and ev-
entng by Dr. Carl Minor, of Madi-
sen.
Miss Winnie Hawkins, office as
sisant to Clerk of the Cobb County
Superior Court, was operated on
for appendicitis last Monday at the
Dayis-Fischer Sanitorium and is
progressing favorably so far.
Mrs, ]. X Poteat, of Johnson CT
ty, Tenn, is expected on Saturday
to spend awhile with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Nee VINO have just moved into
the beautiful bungalow on Wash
ington Avenue built by Mr.. A. A.
Bishop,
Mrs. J. E. Motley and Mrs. w.
NJ Murray have returned from Day
tona Beach, where they spent six
weeks. During their visit the Muir
ray children both had measles but
recovered in due time and spent
some happy weeks on the sea shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Handy an
hounce the birth of a daughter.
MT. Walter Taylor and his friend,
MT Rufus Graves, of Atlanta, vi
slleo relatives and friends in Mac
SAND last Sunday. Walter is one
~ Aacland's cleverest young men
and We congratulate him in secur-
ing a good position with his broth
7I-iA-laW, Mr.. j. w. Hancock, who
Is prosperous merchant in At
Ianta.
Mrs, H. E. Kerley sends us a
WIN q plCIuf6 OF Cne MoCnO-
o-st Church and parsonage at Lake
Ian D. Fla, which are both hand
some and writes: eve have been
'"l-}Ing the beautiful weather I'M
vi today it is cold and very windy.
WISH You could see how pretty ev-
sSEjaing has put out since the
freeze"
I4e Rev. Robert Allen Haden.
""' was recently drowned on the
.z-o.a while on his way to visit
-.'s wife in Switzerland, was a mis-
-s to China and lost his life
mare trying to save a Chinaman.
was educated at the southwes-
@ Presbyterian Seminary in
.efviIia, Tenn. and was a class
.-'.. of DR.. }. H. Patton and one
sroomsmon at his wedding.
.4o DR.. Patton we're also both
..e. a.rs Of the s. A. E. fraternity
while in college.
and Mrs. w. L. Terrell, of
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