The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-03-09
SOCIAL AND Personal
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sne7t Monday in town.
ne Carl Medford and Lillian
30 returned from Americas,
uarv B. Walthall in "The
Raven at the Strand Tuesday March
18th
Nancy Boston spent the weekend
NTH Julia Adelaide McClatchey in
Rome.>
Mics Fannie Terrell, of Smyrna,
: Of DR.. Nolan's for a surgical OPP
Grafton.
Mrs stanton and her grandson,
pohert Read, have returned from
Florida.
Mrs George Cardy and Dorothy
loft far Jacksonville, Fla, Thursday
morning to spend. week.
Miss Regina Rambo will give a
recital for the Woman's Literary
Climb OF Toccoa on the 18th of
March.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Keefe and Mr..
and Mrs. Cowan have moved to the
house on Polk street recently va
Gated by Mr.. CAN'T.
Miss Angie Field, daughter of
Dr C. H. Field, of Griffin, is on a
visit to her grand parents and other
relatives near town.
Henry B. Walthall in ''The
Raven" st the Strand Tuesday March
18th.
Mrs. w. B. Tate had a visit last
week from her cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bell, on their way from
Florida to Virginia,
Mr. and Mrs. ], T. MARI went
to Gainesville last Tuesday to
attend the funeral of Judge J. M.
Moon
The Baptist Philatheas will sell
Choctaw Indian baskets all day
Saturday in the vacant store next
to Mr.. Dobbins furniture store.
Mrs. l.. B. Robson, Miss Mary
Robson, Mrs. E. H. Clark and Mrs.
Frank Hardeman are among those
going down this week to see en-
tolerance.
Henry B. Walthall in "The
Raven" at the Strand Tuesday March
18th.
Miss Annie Hair Dobbs is in
Washington City with her aunt,
Mrs. Lillian Finn. She will be at
home in few weeks and can tell
us all about the great national e.
vent.
The small colored boy whose foot
was crushed by a train one day
last week at Carmichael's was treat
ed by DR.. Nolan and is being cared
for by colored family on Cole
street.
Prince Jackson, one of MarieX-
fas Oldest and worthiest colored
men, died suddenly one day last
week. He was good shoe maker
and owned a nice home on Law
renee street. He leaves his wife
and several step-children.
Henry B. Walthall in "The
kayen' at the Strand Tuesday March
18th.
The High School girls and boys
are having their pictures taken for
1he school annual which will be
most interesting and attractive
publication. There will be many
plclufes OF individuals as we'll as of
'iaSses' ct both pupils and teachers.
Mrs. w. D. Anderson will go to
WAGON IN about two weeks with
MIS- Fred Manget and children TO
speDd awhile with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
emerson. When DR.. Manget re-
'"i-S from Boston he will spend
% s.1e time lecturing in Churches on
--Is work in China.
MSS Pauline Scnoentba1 writes
~ from Atlanta that she is employ
~ 0' the j. Regenstein Co. and
'oDsa all her friends will call to
+ss her. She also writes: 81 sure
0' enjoy the Journal each week
~.s9 It brings me in touch with
r.' asar Marietta friends. Do re-
l..--2eF me to my friends as YOU
-.. mem. Every one who knows
I Fauline admires and respects
ss 'oL her many noble traits and
s Will always be welcomed in Ma
'-s.," which was her home SO Ions.
Rim. 5o9g 2. walthall in The
l3tT al the Strand Tuesday March
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