The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-05-25
1sIepboue aaews for this PAGE TO
Mrs. Carter.
$40

Mrs w. +. Law 10 OSS'0A eo 49,
5o,,ohter. Mrs. Avery, has returned
home.
Is pound bag Sugar $3.50. Smith
Ward.
Mrs Rembert Smiths mother, Mrs.
M Fraser, lost her home in the
Atlanta fire,
Miss Julia Williams, of La Fay
ITO Ala. is visiting her sister, Mrs.
J. N. Austin.
Mrs Georgia K. Sullivan has come
fror New York to spend awhile with
Mrs. Graham.
Mrs Mountcastle is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Potts, who is i'll at her
home in Conyers.
Rev A. 7. Spalding, of Atlanta,
will preach at the First Baptist
church next Sunday.
Miss Edith Carpenter, of Atlanta,
snent Tuesday in town with her sis
ter, Mrs. Flora Edge.
Jute Flour per bag $500. Only a
few bags left. Smith & Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Bradley, former
Marietta, people lost their home in the
Atlanta fire. Mrs. Bradley is a
daughter of Col. V. L. Starr
Mrs. J. NJ. Fowler is expecting a
visit from her sister, Mrs. Harry Law
hon. on her way home from Knox
vile to her home in Birmingham.
Mrs. Bessie Dobbs Hodges, who
died of shock when she saw her home
burning in Atlanta, was cousin of
many people here and a school mate
of Mrs. Joe Carter.
The lobby of the Kennesaw House
has recently been greatly improved
by fresh coat of dove grey on the
wood work, nice striped paper on the
walls and white MORE on the cell
ing.
Mr.. J. E. Sage was engineer of the
train from Knoxville, Tenn, that car
Ted the fire engine to Atlanta so
swiftly. This was a high tribute to
Mr.. Sage's ability and fidelity to
trust.
Mr.. w. S. Garwood, an uncle of
Mrs. Dan Anderson, lost his home
in Mondays fire and Mr.. R. D.
Moons family, who lived on North
jackson street, lost all their possess
sions.
Mr.. Herbert Dobbs expects to stand
an examination for the army aviation
corps soon. There are now 10000 APP
pHcants for this important and fas-
cinating though very dangerous
work.
rs pound bag Sugar $3.50. Smith
& Ward.
Mrs. Roger Dewar entertained her
bridge club Wednesday afternoon,
inviting besides the club members
Mrs. William Brumby, Mrs. George
WELSH and Mrs. Ben Wright, of Ce-
dartown.
We are indebted to Miss Louise
herley for an invitation to the High
HchooI commencement which we al
ways attend and enjoy. There is a
large class of eighteen this year and
we expect good program
Mr.. R. E. Butler lost two houses
IN the Atlanta fire but the lots will
De valuable for rebuilding. Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. j. Bradley, whose home was
burned are now with their son and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Reid
meyer, IN Decatur. Mrs Bradley is
daughter of Col. V. L. Starr.
CoI V. L. Starr has been to see his
daughter since the fire and saws
she was placidly reading the Ladies
nome journal when the flames sud
@enly seized her home where she
was all alone. Even her cat and
chichens ran under the house and
were burned with everything else
she had
We mentioned the strikingly hand
,..ae' not to say stunning, figure
MSS Annie Hair Dobbs would be in
lel uniform of kakhi when she Went
""y ana the news comes now that
Ds picture was published in a
recent Sunday issue of the New
orA American as the prettiest girl
HI Inc league at Chevy Chase.
MISS Emma May Rambo leaves
thursday night for Macon to attend
class reunion at Wesleyan Col.
lsSe' After that she will go to Vir.
5,"i& to witness the graduation OF
Ie. brother, Mr.. S. D. Rambo. at the
,p..I'ary Institute in Staunton. She
I I4i stop on her way up at Char.
- 11O'esyllle, Va, as a guest of DIR. anc
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