The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-07-20

OLIVE SPRINGS.

Whitney, of Smyrna, as principal and
Misses Lillian Bryant, of Atlanta and
Francis Wikle, of Marietta, as his
assistants.
Misses Gertrude Reed, Alleen Bonn
er, Louise Runyan, Mr.. Lotion Cla-
ton, of Smyrna, Mrs. E. E. Johnson
and little Josephine, of Florida, who
is the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Barber,
of this place, Mr.. D. C.
Barber, of Atlanta, Miss Lii
lie Williams and Mr.. j. w. Barber.
wife, son and daughters, Cleo and
Emaline, of this community formed
very pleasant and enjoyable swim
ming party at Joyner's Pond on
Thursday afternoon After ENJOYING
themselves for quite length of time
swimming, very delicious picnic
supper was served and this one day
will be long remembered by this jolly
crowd.
Mrs. ]. H. York is progressing ia
vorably toward recovery after a very
serious illness.
Rev. G. V. Grow is expected to
NIL his regular appointment here next
Sunday and at night, and series of
meeting will follow after this date.
Rev. Gus Bonds, of Kennesaw, will
assist Rev. Crow in this meeting.
Hope to have large congregation
each service so if you don't want to
miss some good preaching, better be
on hand.
Last Friday, July 18th, was Mrs.
j. H. York's S7th birthday and it
was celebrated with a nice dinner
prepared by her daughter and grand
daughters. Her guests were Mrs. G.
L. Shaw and Mrs. T. G. Ellis, of
Atlanta, Mr.. j. B. Kendrick and fam
lily, of Kennesaw, Mr.. j. NJ. York.
of Atlanta, Messrs j. P. and w. r.
York, Mr.. j. H. York, Jr. and family,
OF this place, two grand daughters,
Mrs. c. A. Soyez, of Bolton, and Mrs,
H. G. Reed, of Atlanta, couldnot be
present on account of illness. The
day was spent very pleasantly to-
gether and all hope this good old mo-
Their and grandmother's health will
be restored and that she will be
spared to them to enjoy many more
such birthdays as this one was.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Knox ana Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Clay had visiting
them for the weekend their two
Charming nieces, Misses Ludie and
Gladys Land, of Hiram, and also their
sister, Mrs. Maggie Wood and little
daughter Mary Lillian, of Floyd.
Mrs. Amanda Crowder, Of Collins
Springs was here the past week on
a visit to Mrs. P. T. Miles and Mrs.
c. c. White.
The singing given to the young
people on Saturday night by Miss Lu-
la Sanders was well attended and
highly enjoyed by all having the
pleasure of being present.
Mrs. Preston Rhoden of Charles
ton, S. c., is here on visit to her
parents and children.
Rev. S. E. Cassidy delivered a
very interesting sermon here on
Sunday night
Miss Kate Kinley and Mrs. Agnes
Martin, with her two children, kim
ley and Ruth, all of Smyrna. and
their sister, Mrs. Eubanks, of At
lanta, spent couple of hours here
Sunday afternoon with Mrs. G.. F.
Crow. Mrs. Martin taught Olive
Springs school here several wears
ago and will be well remembered bv
her pupils and friends as Miss Agnes
hlnnley and is a welcome visitor at
Olive Springs at any time
Col. Jessie L. Moore is confined to
ms bed by illness. Jessie's nanv
Ollve Springs and Atlanta friends
WISH Tor MN safe recovery.
Mr. Will Palmer and daughter, of
alabama, was here the past week on
a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Moore
and their notified, Mrs. Elizabeth
Moore.
The singing Sunday afternoon was
wei represented from different parts
Of the county.
Mr. J. NJ. Martin and family spent
Sunday in Smyrna with Mrs. Martins
brother, Mr.. L. F. Fortner and fami-
~, and also Mr.. and Mrs. |. J. Reed
spent the day with this family.
Mr. H. 6. Reed has moved his
wife back to Atlanta and will be with
Mrs Reeds parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
L. Shaw.
CLYDE.