The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-05-18

Mr.. Fred Morris is in Chattanooga
on business.
Miss Frances Wikle came home
from Milledgeville for the weekend.
Best brooms are retailing at Faw's
for less than present wholesale
prices.
The Marietta High School baseball
team will play Rome High in Rome,
Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. Logan will spend a
while with their three children in
Newman before returning to China
in August.
Mrs. A. S. Clay acknowledges she
has fine garden thanks to the col
ored gardener.
Mrs. L, E. York brought a bouquet
of fine pink roses to the club house
for Mrs. Manget.
Mrs. Herbert Clay will leave Satur-
day for Delaware Watergap, in Penn
sylvania, to spend several months.
DIR. and Mrs. S. Y. Jameson and
family moved to Atlanta Monday,
where they will be at home in Inman
Park.
An Atlanta drummer reports far
mers working by moonlight so anx-
lous are they to make the best of
their crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Durham, of Ac-
worth, and their guest, Mrs. Hudgins,
of Statesville, N. c., were in town
Wednesday.
Miss Pheoma Russell who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. McCulloch,
left Tuesday for her summer home
in Monteagle, Tenn.
Onslow Milan and Douglas Nc
Neel were among the High School
boys who attended the Georgia Tech
Game, Saturday in Atlanta.
Mr.. c. M. Law left Monday for
Birmingham, Ala, where he will re-
main for few days before coming
home for two months vacation.
Mrs. Brown has received a picture
of the camp in which her daughter is
receiving instruction in Georgetown
and where she is enjoying the train
ing greatly
Capt Frank Clay brought Lieut..
Carlock up from Fort Mcpherson
Friday evening for dinner and Miss
Evelyn Clay accompanied them back
for the usual hop on that date.
Gov. Brown will attend the Chi
Phi meeting in Athens but Mrs.
Brown will remain at the farm with
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Brown and
her small granddaughter until next
Saturday.
Mrs, Walter Camp, of Springfield,
Mo-, has gone from Marietta ito
Blackshear with Miss Sallie Camp to
visit their sister, Mrs. John Brantley.
They spent Sunday with Mrs. Joseph
NJ. Brown.
DR.. Patton has been granted a
moAth's leave of absence to recover
his health. He has been in need of
this rest for some time and hopes to
be back with his congregation at the
expiration of that time.
Miss Eula May Simpson and Miss
Nell Simpson, of Tallapoosa, spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Black. These are both talented
young women and both teach in the
High School in Tallapoosa.
Gen. Leonard Wood declares that
his assignment to a station in the
South suits him perfectly. He fur
Their alleges that some of the best
fighters the country ever produced
come from this section. Gen. Wood
knows what he is talking about.
An hour was spent in resting and
the congregation went again in to
service at two o'clock. The sermon
was preached by the Rev. Mr. Nc
Collum, and short talks made byl
Messrs. Thatcher, Carnes, Stovall, and
Eubanks. After the meeting there
was an old time handshaking.
Mr.. Roscoe Black, who is working
in Detroit, made a trip into Canada |
last week and sent home to his |
mother several very interesting post
cards Of the Canadian scenes. He
also remembered his sister, Miss File
ia Black, with a medal with the Can
adam State Emblem This was a
reward for taking the medal for spell
ling, at the School meet at Dalton. |
Mrs, Meinert has just received |
from New York one of the three
finest Holstein Friesian cows recently
winning prizes at a cattle show in
that state. Her name is, Juliette and |
she will be cared for in a manner be-