The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-10-05

telegram Tuesday from Miss Jean
Wallace stating that Mr.. and MRS.
T. L. Wallace, Mr.. C. W. DuPre and
she were stopping at the Martinique
and would leave for home in Mr.. Du-
Pres new automobile Saturday.
The Presbyterians will resume
their evening services next Sunday
evening. They have had long va
cation from the evening services and
large attendance is expected Sum
day evening. DIR. Patton has regain
ed his health and is prepared to take
up his full church duties.
Mrs. Hester Boylston, of Atlanta,
received a present of SO American
beauty roses on her 80th birthday
last week from President Wilson who
used to live in Atlanta in her home
in 1881 and 1882. Any grand mo-
Their can imagine her surprise and
delight at this remembrance from
the president at such time as this.
Honest men are differing about
this present war as honest men diff
fered sixty years ago. To us our par
ticipation in the struggle has seemed
inevitable and unavoidable. But shall
we not be high-minded enough to
refrain from the use of contemptu-
Gus names and terms of reproach
when speaking of those who do not
agree with us. None of US has a
monopoly of all the truth or all the
right.-Our Dumb Animals.
Marietta has a wonder worker in
deed in very handsome and attrac-
tive young man who says he was
fired" from the army in Texas on
account of weak heart. He makes
tatting in various designs, butterflies,
medallions, stars, etc. He uses col
ored thread as we'll as white and
works with incredible rapidity scarce
ly glancing at his designs. He learn
ed all this by watching a girl who
laughed in derision when he asked
her to teach him.
Last Sunday at the Hansell Street
Union Sunday School, Mrs. Sylves-
ter, who is at the head, presented
Ava Pearl Kile with a handsome BIZ
BILE, for memorizing the ten COM
mandments and the twenty third
Psalm. Any children who do not at
tend any Sunday School or who at
tend the other schools in the morning
will be welcome at this school, every
Sunday afternoon. Last Sunday the
attendance was over eighty and they
wish to make it even larger.
When the circus was parading a
clown noticed the big cretonne knit
ting-bag carried by young matron
in front of her home on the line of
march and politely inquired if that
wasn't a laundry bag. Miss Eliza
beth Anderson wrote home recently
that she found her knitting bag
great convenience to bring apples
home from a fine Virginia orchard
three miles from the school. A party
of Mary Baldwin girls were invited
to visit the orchard and eat as many
apples as they wanted and take home
all they could. The ingenuity used
in conveying the fruit caused much
merriment.
A recent issue of the Georgia Odd
Fellow, the official organ of the
Grand Lodge of Georgia, contained
a paragraph giving responsible posi-
tions held by Georgia Odd Fellows.
Cherokee Lodge No. of Marietta
is second to none in this line, the
following are some of the positions
held by its members. Jas. H. Groves,
Grand Patriarch of the Encamp-
ment Branch of the order; Past Grand
Master R. M. McClatchey and Past
Grand Bolan G. Brumby are "Colo-
nels" on the Governors Staff; Judge
N. A. Morris and Solicitor Clay, of
the Blue Ridge Circuit; Col John ?.
Cheney and Col. Fred Morris, rep
resent Cobb County in the legisla-
ture; Major D. NJ. McClatchey is
clerk of the State Senate and Prof.
S. V. Sanford of the State Universe
ty.