The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-06-29
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daughter, MIS- IL
urday.
Mrs. Colbert was ninety years old
and had been an invalid for twenty
=, wears. but one would never give
lor affections thought while in
Low presence, for her cheerful, happy
Jisnosjtion made it a pleasure to be
18th her. She kept up with the
,rorld's affairs and was a brilliant
aorvprsationalist She often spoke
- bappv times spent in the White
uouse, being related to Judge L. @.
= lamar, She leaves two daughters
at this place, Mrs. Jackson and Mrs.
whitehead Her sons, DR.. Colbert of
Cohutta and Mr.. William Colbert, of
FORSYTH were also at her bedside.
The funeral and interment occurr-
Cd Sunday afternoon, and was attend
cd bv large concourse of friends.
Her life will be sweet memorial of
her.
To the loved ones we extend our
love and sympathy.
Mrs. J. M. Strickland and little
Annie Frances HUMPHREYS went over
to Atlanta Friday for a days outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Clifford and
children, of Atlanta, are camping
near the Springs. We were glad to
see they didn't leave their religion at
home, as they were on time at Sun
day School, Sunday. 1t is good to have
such visitors as these to your town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Smith, of Allan
ia, spent the week end with Mr.. S.
B. Smith and family.
Mr.. D. F. Moore left Monday for
Moultrie, in response to a message
telling of the serious illness of his
brother He was accompanied by his
son Mr.. 0. L. Moore.
Miss Mary Strickland left for Gads
den. Ala, Monday, to be the guest of
Mrs. W. T. Denman.
The many friends of Mr.. J. T. Jor-
dan, will be sorry to hear he is con-
fined to his bed with rheumatism.
Miss Helen Westmoreland left
Monday for Rome, Ca, where she
will be the guest of Mrs. Jeff Davis.
Also to join her sister, Miss Louise
Westmoreland. They will return
home in a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Strickland, and
little I. J. Jr., are spending a few
days with Capt. and Mrs. B. H. Veal.
Misses Pearl Winters and BERTHE
Smith chaperoned the younger set
on picnic to Factory Shoals, We'd
nesday. If you want to have real,
good time just go with these young
people on trip like this.
Mrs E. R. Rose, after spending the
winter In Florida, is at home for the
summer at Rose Cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Perkerson mo-
tored to Chattanooga, Sunday.
Milton Caldwell was the weekend
guest of his parents. Milton has en-
Asted for his country and is in the
framing camp at Fl. Mcpherson.
Many funny things occurred regis
UaVon day-one of the life term con
UctS was carried to register. The
question was asked if he had any one
dependent on him for support. He
replied: Eyes sir boss, has a mother.
a wife and five children"
Mrs M. A. Scott has returned from
a delightful visit to relatives in Wash
mgton, D. c.. e
Mr' and Mrs. H. L. Osburn attend
ca the Cobb County Sunday School
ASSOCIATION convention in Marietta.
"ISh all Sunday School workers could
nave been there and heard the splen-
uiu talks by the Representatives.
MR. and Mrs. Paul Copeland visited
,e'"VlVes IN Atlanta for the week end.
w. copeland went to bid two of his
Orothers goodbye that will leave in
- *" Gays for training camp-one of
r''ein starting for France soon. He
"S one brother already in Virginia.
MISS Frances Westmoreland is at
ucilIe again after a delightful visit
u zen days to relatives in Atlanta.
Oardens are suffering for rain lust
Wv An Item in the Florida Grower
says; I'VE can plant a garden but we
'an make it rain"
o,H mr. and Mrs. P F. Stallings and
w. 1"lioren visited relatives in Atlanta
tuesday, making the trip in their sur
ul "e OF our neighbors carried his
oa ngS'' his neighbors crop of wheat
r oats all together on a one horse
t Tason to the thrash Monday. Well
S,'eS can say they have homo roised