The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-10-19
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death of, his old friend ana comfaue'
Cen. A. ]. West.
nr and Mrs. Nolan entertained
4bo military physicians DR.. Lyle and
~ shaw. who would have made talks
Tho court house but did not like
~ interfere with the meeting at the
pnaahvterian church. They left for
1artersville Thursday morning.
Mr. and Mrs, Noe and Ruth and
Mrs Virgil McCleskey went to the
fair on Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs.
A A. Bishop and children went Tues
day.
Mr. Robert Cleveland, of Wartrace,
Tenn. visited his sister, Mrs, John
cleveland, last week, her husband
oIso came down from Spartanburg
for day.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius de Give, of At
,anta. spent Sunday afternoon with
Dr and Mrs. Rambo. Their winter
homes in Rockledge, Fla, are on
adjoining places.
There may be plenty of money IN
circulation" unused the Country Ed
tor 'but what are you going to DO
# Won have no Observation-Disclosures
Harold in Paragraphs.
Mrs. Hill Foster, of Madison, visit
cd Mrs. E. C. Gurley last week and
Mrs. Joseph A. Willingham, of At
lanta, spent Wednesday with her
DAUGHTER, Mrs. Crawford Gurley.
Mrs. J. A. Bochkay and children,
Paul and Margaret, who are with
Prof. and Mrs. Kinnamon, will go on
TO Florida later when Mr.. Bochkay
comes down from Pennsylvania to
Join them.
Mrs. Neal is knitting her 9Th
sweater and has made one for Mrs.
!. r. Brumby of beautiful sunrise
mink. She has finished only one so
far for the Red Cross but viii con-
tnue to knit.
Mr.. Clarence Rohner, of Camp Cor
don, spent Sunday at home and left
1or Camp Wheeler on Tuesday. Mr..
viii Rohner is in Chattanooga and
IIg. Fred Rohner is here both await
ilg calls to military camps.
Marietta boys are glad to know
that Thomas Sessions has been elect
ed sergeant in the school he is in at
Franklin, La, which is military pre-
paratory school for Tulane Universe
ty of New Orleans. Thomas was
elected over a native boy and that is
a proof of his popularity.
Mrs. Ida Salley, of Salley, S. c.,
is visiting Mrs E. P. Dobbs.
Last Thursday Mrs. E. P. Dobbs
had as her visitors from Knoxville,
Mrs. Foster and her son, Mr.. Angelo
Foster and Misses Wylie. Mrs. Eos
ter is a sister of Secretary of the
Treasury w. G. McAdoo.
Mrs. C. T. Nolan entertained her
bridge club Wednesday morning at
the golf club house inviting beside
the members Mrs. George S. Watts,
of Decatur, Mrs. George Acosta, Mrs.
W. A. DuPre, Mrs. Redding and Mrs.
Hague. 1t was a sunny morning and
the flowers were vari-colored cos
mos.
Our Due West correspondent
brought US an immense collard Mon
day-one Of the biggest ever seen by
our oldest citizens. It's tender inner
leaves have been touched by frost
and when they are cooked they will
be really delicious. Happy are they
with a winter patch of these vege-
ta5les.
We are indebted to Mr.. Z. I. S.rin-
ger for a copy Of Loyal Workman,
published in Des Nojnes, Iowa, WHICH
contains a fine article or Doing a
Bic Job Well" It is too IonN to be
reproduced entirely in our columns
but we intend to give extracts from
It because it is SO clear and strong
n aeartening our patriotism.
-.Gs. E. L Stringer is in Chattanoo-
20 with her friend, Mrs. George Linn.
2izs Laura Mays won the blue rib
ben at the North Georgia fair in
Rom. Tor The best baby dress and
ea2. Miss Mayes is noted fer her
exquisite handwork of all kinds and
ne does & great variety of lovely
@.cy work.
Gov. and Mrs. Brown and Miss
Cora LETT on Monday morning for.
their farm in Cherokee county to
pend two weeks taking with them
Kisses Irene Malone, Sarah Patton
and Minnie Lou Mcneil. Next week
they will have a party OF other girls.
Everybody takes along her knitting
and keeps the ball rolling literally.