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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-08

Ggne, at apoitelen finder oct MOO
nenoigt at aooare IelD De 8riitne
imo0 Dem. ltoeluffet er oct 10 langt
ira beller life, at ilige grope Se-
oeligbeosbruo fun finoe Steo /
,friItne" 9anoe / Dor 8io, men Dog
p9ientlig blanot oantro.
l1otrpffet nblanoer Jig | anoen
Wanos Sager@ faar bi tage belt
ligefrent. Oct fan naturligoiS bore
baooe en- oe anoen Sag. Wfen bpao
bet for ariltne gRloer ON, oct er
at babe aetelie for ANDRE % neies
nleo at babe meo oeres egne Soger
at gore. Get er ct @ern ON Bro
oerens og 3eitens &et.
pNien liber ban iom ariiten, oa
famine ban Jig life, mel prize @uo
for bette 0aon@ ilutter bort vi
init.
geapnet awriften f%orefommer
TO andre Steoer emo Der / oct npe
3eItamente, nemIig ZIP. q. II, 26
og 26, Is; fsrite Steo ifrioer Sr-
fas, at 9iiciplene ferit / antiofia
bleo falot &riitie, oct anoet Steo
er BET, Song agrippa tiger til &au-
lus: Ser fattes lioet l. at on oner-
toler mig til at blipe Ell arilten. "
IOfen Der er Oct eneite Steo, boor
Ell ariiten bruger bette RaOn ON
arilti 9iiciple.
y2ioer nogen iom ariiterl, on
fannie ban fig iffe." Oct er Sfam
at foe iom Straf for en- eaer an
Den Misgerning; men Der er ian.
oelig ingen @rnno for Ell Srilten
til at famine Jig, naar ban lioer
JONI &riiten, for at ban bill bere 9ri'
itns til, befenoe Jig til BAN og ban'
ore hans Raon o9roigt.
Gen RIOS bar ariitenoommen
funnel beooe inotil oenne Dag, at
oct 2io, Der lenes / ariiti @iterfel-
gelie, efter bpao ban og bans 4poit-
le bar lqrt, oct bebsner ingen at
fannie fig beo, BET taaler 0agslp-
Jet.
.Mcn prize @uO for bette
0opn". Ger funoe ogiaa, iom 3er-
Dam flyer, oneripttes: nSerligge-
re Sub / (peo) bette Rapn." Wfei
begge 0ele fan goot Der forenes,
baaoe at toffe og prize 8uo Tor oct
te herlige gtapn og at berliggere
| 8uo peo at lene gtaonet pGroigi
90 tqnf: Spoo bar life Wiortp-
rerne siort til at forberlige 8nO,
ioet De bar liot for ariltennaonei
Sfplo, oe bpao bar De life giori
til 0apnets 9eooelie peo at lioc
for oetl Blot 5ornegtelie al bette
Naon piloe bope friet Dem ira 9so
og 9ioeliel
Ogiao / Dor 3io og unioer pore
GmItpnoigbeoer giDes Der Anleo'
nina til at lioe iom ariiten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-08


frigen; Wiaionbere itoor imoo Mfil-
lionbGre, Soroen rpiter UNDER aa-
nontoroen og 9looet Huber / Strem.
me.
Men mibt / 9uloeret os 9raget
lpoer 6relierrgiten til bans Menig-
beo: nGaar oisie Ting fer, oa lott
Dit Soneo meo 5rimooigbeo; tbi DIN
fnlofomne 5orlssning itltnoer til. "
Oct ifal lpoe igen til SionS 0atter:
.Se, Din aonee fommerl" % me0
BAN oprinoer 8ploenooret, Wor.
aenen roen Sfner. .9enne Seius,
iom err optngen ira eoer til Sim.
mels, ifal fomme ieen iaoleoes, iom
Is iaa BAN fare til Simmels". Son
opfor meo oplefteoe beliignenoe
Sen6er (9uf. "a, 80. 81; ban ifal
fomme igen poo iantme Muaoe meo
fine Sqnoer lefteoe til geliignelie.
SeIIigaonoens uogD
belle peo Hiniefeiten fanot ogiaa
Steo ON Morgenen. aloffeilettet
er life angipet; men efter at llnbe.
RET bar ifet, % MGngoen bar lam.
LET, bar aI. 9 CLIP. Is. ,, t5). Spill.
fen 5oraorstio Backgammon brog-
tie til @nos @eni9beo. 0a giaIOt
oct: Bore @ingooroe itanr | 9lom.
tier og butter" Ger blen gGffelie,
9ipsbep9eelie. OfferOilligbeo, @e-
fenoeliesmoo oe MeniebeosIip iom
olorig fer og nlorig iioen.
Oct or nof Den bellige 9ernbarot,
Der bar Iooet felgenoe llotalelic
faloe: g@io Oct maotte times mig.
nj ie @nos Menigbeo / i'm ferite
gIomitringstio. st iaaoant gnife
baner zig let Sci / bore Gage, oa
Menigbeoslipet pulierer ioo ipagt.
gi bebeper Ell rig aonosuogpoetc.
9utber tiger: Ri bar fiin en- Ii.
enoeoel af SelligaonoenS 5Dloe. "
Ron ni bar iaa me9et2 Naatte
ale beoenoe Siple erfenoe Srnngen
og begpnoe at raabe til 8no;
.8aagn op, 0 0~oroenoino, og fom,
oil Senoenpinoo gennemius min
Soue, at oens 9aliom fan roitrsm-
mel"
9ropit listing flyer ieIgenoe ON
Selliaaonoens Nnaoepirfninger
Set gpIoer of1L at ni life blot
fommer n9r til Cubs Rige, men
at pi fonlmer | . / oct, = at BET
fife blot bliper 9inie / IS, ioet 81
pet, oct npe, bellige Siu iom @uoS
Born Ipirer frem / pore Sierter,
i at pi life blot berer CUBS
Oro ON aft, bnno Suos 0aaoe bar
lgjort, men i 3roen tilegner os Oct,
ioo hi bar oct TOM Dor egen perioii'
1ligc Gicnbom og pirfeligt leper oct
me @enfeoeliens 2ip."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-08

5lag opb9net / airfen. Der er
tolp Stierner paa oct, og ser er
Blaos Ill Here. De utge W9no,
lom De rep~rGienterer, er ipreote
iaa at iige ooer belle alooen - cen
er iaina, cen paa eller omfring Obi.
%lipinerne, flere soner there" og De
ANDRE ira Yaeific til altlantic Ocean.
Diaa @no iaa benare Dem ale, boor
DC emo er. 8i bopoe en- ifen Set
alt paa Gngelif.
Den fiortenoe april baooe ni Sp.
tagelie / Wenigbeoen; TO 5amilier,
Wr. 3icbaro Rieliens, og Wrs.
arusel oeo 5lpttebrep % fire andre
5amilier, nemlig War. anoers Sun.
luno % Suitrli. Der. og Wrs. BIS.
gaaro meo 5amilie, Orr. og Mrs.
Sranberg meo Jomilie, os Sbo.
mas alpper meo 5omilie. 8i bar
MI %rcsclm9siig aiten.@ u6stieneite
paa ellgelif Ell Sang ON Waaneoen,
ligeiom hi ogina bar engelif 9ibeI.
flasie 90 TO engelife Ssnoagsifole.
%flasier, og bi er ilet life iaa barge
for at begpnoe oermeo, tbi SUBS
Orc bar lige goo Slang for De re.
tie al os, enten oct err banif eller
engeIif, oe ilipper Der ct Orb forbi
mi og oo, iaa oeo oi, at bort CAB
er gsrnenes 8inoing; tbi at De
bebre f%oritaar Gngelif enc 9anif
bsr ri oiit life pere | 9niol oin.
Zen %. april oeoe garnle Mrs.
G%briitenien, Micbael GbriiteniensSu.
itru; DC bapoe @uIobrpIlup Den 13.
Dec. 1917. Sun bar | Stano iii at
bore meo Den Sang | Misftons.
buffet, men bun blep mart iengelig.
senoe, og oct enote ion meb 9sben.
Siin begraneoes Den "a. Ipril. Fl.
re Senner og to Berneberii, lnnrt
pofsne iinge W9no, bar benoe.
goitor Snnien tnlte oper Sch 4, II:
,,SpiIen, fun Spile, for altio, for
epig for ben, iom gaar ialig biefn,
og Striben for Den, iom biiper til.
boee." Sansforet lang imlft og al.
borsfulot Zen bimmelife Suile",
og 5oriomIinsen lang: Seq refer
og peo, bpor Mciien eaar ben, og
Ssrgeguostieneiten bar til enoe.
@rapen bar belt beonffet meo Del.
lige glomiter. Wtrs. W. Gbriitci'
fen bar fsot | Sanbierg Sogn %
| Wprbeoen al 1biiteo og par Dat.
ter al en- Sfolelprer. Senoes geg'
tef9lle og otte Born, tire | DAN.
MARI og fem her, operleper benoe.
Sennerne err Sans, @eorge, 5rit3
oa Micbael og 0atteren wtrS. War.
gretbe @srta bpilfe ale meo ONT
bu og aprliebeo bar paaget oper
Wooeren | ben iioite TRANCE lib her.
aorr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-08
VI.
Norseu.

~tVABt""
vMierfet ifjuler Soroen % 3nn
felbeo 5olfene." Aa, bpor er Nor
fet Dog tpft / bore Gage. Sar 9el'
peoes Saager nogen Sinoe ligget
tpffere oDer Rationerne emo M?
Spno, 8antro, Seoenifab, Uiiiba'
%meoanisme, Sao, arig, BloosuogD-
belle, 9sgn og a9nfer / tDffe Gag
til beire oe penitrel
) oenne Rat ipeioer CUBS DE
nigbeo eiter Dag, lGnges eiter Den
JONI gGgteren efter Worgenen.
.aommer Dag Ell inart?"
SO, ben fommer mart; tbi Sc
Jus fommer mart, % meo bans
[a me bill Morgenen p
Gapio, Siais Ssn, .lplte'
lis peo Ssraels Salmer" parileoe
ON Den. &an proieterer ON zen
retfproig, Der ifal berife blaI'oi
| Uaenneifene meo SUBS Jrpgt,
q. Gam. %, -. og tiger, at ban
lfal bore lom r2ps ON Iiorgenen,
naar Der life er Sfper." Va, ben
Solopsang, Den Worgen ipejoer
CUBS Golf l9ngielsfulot eiter. Vog'
le Tiger sanife pitt: min Serre to-
Der meo at fonme. Nen bier ban
lense, ban fommer bog pitt gl9'
Der big iaa oeito mer."
grpo no i enig ltngooms CONNER,
Din aouse IN for Dpren itaar,
og efter Hutios 8rDoning fommer
Morgenreo M, De tuiino aor.
6por oct bog brp6er | bore 9a-
ge; alorig bar oer pGret Ell Iaaoan
|grpoefamp mellem Jolfene iom Tor
|Gioen. Omfr. fem Sietteoele afSor.
oensgefoIfning en- inopiflet igeroens.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-08
HOST HELE
AVLEN!

Du berer selvfolgelig
Assurance. God Forret-
ningssans kr9ver at man
beskytter sig mod Tab,
og derfor s6rger man for,
at Assurancepolisen er i
Orden we'd at betale den
r~egelm9ssigt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-08
9enmarf, isis.

Nu bar ri iaaet Ell 900 5tesiJ
Oct bar ellers ppret tert nGlten belle
april, oe Saaningen cr gaaet raltt,
men oct bar iroSiet DC flcite 9Gtter,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-08
eioe iunt ariitelt.

ut De, til bpem Beter %ifriber,
bar liot ipere 5orfelgelier, oct
fan Ri ifenne oerot at ban ligner
ben meo en- SIo, ser brenoer
iblanot Dem.
Men ban tiltaler Dem / gegpnoel-
ien of oct foreliggenoe afinit: rs
elifeoel" De er bam iaa inoerlig
fare, og oerfor er oct BAN en- Sier-
teiag of opmintre Dem til at boloe
no UNDER 5orfelgelierne, iom De
lioer.
2eg Merfe til, at 4poitelen
ferit flyer: n5ornnorer eoer life"
yiom ON Der benotes eoer mo-
get unoerligt,~ egentlig noget trent
meo, noget nieliomt" (&erodm) ;
oct bar life mere, emo De funoe oente,
l1aor De fife mere niloe fife Jig lige
meo oeres Omgiuelier.
4ab, ct unoerligt uotrDt for, boor
tilbeielige Menneifer er til of oere
tilfreoie meo oeres egen Sisoom og
oeres egne 2piters Npoelie uoen at
iperee ON, bpor bet berer ben,
uoen at ipsrge ON Cubs Bill
lie oq oeres eget ano G
0aon.
Apoitelen logger til: It'll eoers
9repelie," 0aar bette uotrpf jam
m~enboloes meo Oct, Der iiges ON 81
Den, Der brGiloer iblanot Dem, Iao
fommer ma1 til at t9nfe paa, boor-
leoes De Role Wetaller, ganr
Sloprspen igennem og life alene
beitaar oerL men fommer renIeoe
no af ben. SaaleoeS fan Sub brn-
ae oct onoe til at fremme noget
aoot. Sorfslselier bliper til lutren-
De Yrepelier.
,Dien aleoer eoer / iamme Waanl,
Iom s babe Del / ariiti Sioelier."
Oct er fife Meuineen, at De ifal
aleoe iig oper elpe 2ioel e r
e, men De ifal gl9oe Jig ooer, at
De oeri ligner og oeler 2aar
mp0 @riftuS.
Os iaa beboer oct oioere: "for
at 5 ogiaa funne gleoe og frpoe
eoer peo bans Serligbeos aaben-
barelie." Setter er Ell Sdabetswiaro
iaa Del iom Yanlus. San er forois'
iet ON, at De, Der er ariltus lig
i 2ioelie og boloer no, be ifal og-
iaa belle Serligbeo meo bam, naar
ban aabenbares / Serligbeo. Sg
oeroper fol De, leln UNDER Sioeller-
ne, glebe fig meo Subel.
.9eriom 5 boanes for arilti
geapns SfpIo, ere 5 ialise." Oct
er oct famine Oro Der bruges, iom
forefommer / vSaligprisningerne"
i >gespnoelien al Wattbpus's eo.
5. Sap. Weningen er life, at De
er reIfte, men at De er lpffe-
Iigt itilleoe. Oct funoe ipnes en-
Mooiigelie. Derfor fsies ogiaa Der
iom / Wottb. 60. en- gegrunoelie
til.
Ser err 8egrunoelien: n3bi Ser
Iiaheoens og Subs aano boiler
pper eoer." st De forbaanes euer
bebreioes for arilti Rapns Sfplo,
oct er 10 ct gepis for, at Serlig.
beoers og Cubs aano bpiler ODER
Dem, og oct err | Sanobeo lpffellgt
at oqre operifpeget Of oenne aano.
Gaa flyer stpoitelen noget, iom
rimeligpis ifal foritaas | Spiet al
Be blanot Qpierne iteofinoenoe 5or-
BOLD. s9bi ingen af eoer bsr lioe
ion Woroer eller Tpb eller Tiger
ninqsmano eaer iom en-, Der blatt'
Der fla / anoen Wanos Eager"
ffriper ban.
qaa oct oa friitenoe npr for De
.uopaIate," iom apoitelen ifriper
iii, at blipe ifploige ! Woro eaer
1upcri eIer llgernins2 9isie Spn.
Ser maa / bpert 5alo babe pnret
{ao jremberifen6e ! Sioen paa De
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-08

De til ben berpmmeliee STAB 3bes-
ialonifo, belle Mafeooniens Sobeo-
tao.
Ere Sobbater / Srpf off 9oit-
ms inc / 8pens Spnogoge % talte
til Ssoerne no fra Sfrifterne, ioet
ban uoloeoe oe ~forflareoe, at Sri
itus mootte lioe og opitoa fra De
opoe.
6ilbererfreoien beitoo pGientlig
al Sober og al oisie bleb iom pi
IGier / gpoitIenes @erninger, nog-
le bunone for 3roen og iIutte0e Jig
til Meniebeoell, men enonu flere
@rpfere, oeriblonot life fao apin-
Der.
9enne Se6ernes roofeiteoe 0aorb-
naffetbeo, Ser oonneoe Ell ifnrp
Wobietning til Seoningernes bereo-
pillige Smoenoelie og / SGroeles-
heo 9%pinoernes, ser alto bar no.
n9rfet fig peo religieit alnor, er
Ell itaoig tilbagebe1oenoe 5remto.
Ming / ariitenoommens Siitorie.
"a oi fan bel fife unores oeroner.
Seoerne bar / oct minoite | 9e.
Iiooelie Of en- Reliaion, Ser b9ne0e
Dem til en- inoeIig O~perle9enbeo
ober oeres beoenife SamtiO.
Men ben 8i6s Seeming bapOe in
gen 8eligion, Ser er bGro at tale
ON. Men bportil ifiiloe Den 9rGife
aninoe Itette fig? Sbilfen 9reit fun
DC bun finoe / atbenes groa Zine
eller / ben peIl1itige a~frooites foloe
Smil2
% naar Den tbesialoniife @re.
fer lefteoe fine Zine moo OIum.
pens eoelogte 9immel, Der bpnlpeoe
lig ODER ben bIaa 9ugt, pco bpiIfen
,Staoen laa, naar bans Snobilonings.
froft life Longer fltnoe iptte 3eus
Srone Der eller a%nbringe bans mpa.
tige 9aaosforiamIing paa Den
bl9noenoe 9iergtinoc, bporom 81
Gro ironiif iagoe, at ban ioa life
alloet emo Sne % IS, bpilfen Or.
i%tatning flrtpe ban oa finoe / en-
oeo Religion for Den 1onbeo, Ger
BAR efterlaot / bans 0ierte?
Geo at aiitaee Ssoeoommen fun.
DC ban bliue ell "OPENS 3rGl~.
Den oct eoan9eliun, gaulls pre-.
oifeoe, fom iom Ell fri @aoe meo
5reo til ale, iom fnigeoes ai ct
iorgbetpnget % mistrsitigt Sierte.
0erfor bar oct / 3besialonifa iom
ANDRE Steoer oeientIig Seoninger,
Der mootog e~panseliet, iom gau.
ms f%orfpnote.
De Elmer, gailIus lepeoe / lifor.
ltDrret 5reo, bar / Sanobeo fun
fad. Zen WisunoeIie, Der bapoe
iaget BAN ira Steo til Steo | Gil.
leaiien, forfulgte bom ogiaa pao
europGiif 8rullo. Ssoerne, for bpcm
ban / lit Sierte n9reoe en- iaa en-
a~9rligbeo, uogioroe Iige ira ge.
gDnoelien til Slutningen Smerten
% 2ioeIien | bans ~lioeliesfuIoc Sip.
) antiofia % / SeruiaIem mso.
te Gpangeliet, ban iorfpnote, Woo.
lfano al Sober, Der cfter 0opnet
bertc til ariiti Sioro, og / ale
andre Steocr par oct Seocrne, Ger
nooiagoe 90 bnoeoe oct bellige 0apn
ban prpoifeoe. Sngen Sinoe, for
Dsoen ublsite BAN, bar ban belt
fri for oeres Sommenippreelier og
liitige 9agtaIelier.
5 3besialonifa bar DC ionl andre
Steoer ~misunoelise oper, at Den /
oeres gren a~fffpeIise grqoifen
ON en- forsf9itei Mesfias / 2sbet
al faa Tiger baooe fanet Here I'll.
b9ngere, emo De i mango 9lar bap.
De puioet for Woies; trenton oft
bar DC raienoe ODER at ie iia be.
rspet DC toneangipenbe 2pinoers
Ststte og Senginenbeo. De ilutteoe
oerfor ct paibelligt 5orbuno meo
gpcis pRrite gsbel for meo ct
pilot 0plsb at foritprre gpens
Jreo os opbioie Solicit moo Nis.
iionGrerne, nannlig 9mulns, Der Dog
! 5ioe bar blepen aooaret og bragt
II Sifferhe0. Ga meoeus Se6erne
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-08
Nfien o. M0raeu.

(af Spar WARNS Sanien
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-08

.Oe DER blen aiten q
@iorgen ferite Gag"
1 Moi. /, 3
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-01-04
WILLIAMS-EcHoLS.

On last Sunday afternoon Miss Ru-
by Williams, of Due West, and Mr..
Mooring Echols, of Mountain View,
drove quietly down to a minister,
near Smyrna, and were married.
The Groom had just built and fur
nished home for his bride, and the
young couple at once occupied it.
May health, wealth, and happiness
attend them.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-01-04
MANY IN NEW YORK CAN'T
BUY BREAD IN POUND LOTS

The Food Administration changes
its rule prohibiting bakers selling less
than a pound Of bread to consumers,
to prevent working hardship on the
poor of New York. These people,
many Of the foreigners, buy bread
from big loayes BY the penny and two
penny slice, and have not the money
to buy in larger quantities. The
weight requirements for baking are
not changed.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-01-04
FRIDAY, January 11th-
June Caprice
- ~ -
"MISS u. S. A."

A breezy, thrilling picture for girls,
boys, men, women--and kids too.
Miss Caprice never appeared to bet
ter advantage than she does in Miss
U. S. A." Probably you can tell from
the title that this is a patriotic photo
play. It is intensely so 1t is all red.
white and blue. Besides its patriotic
side it has threads of romance and
mystery running through it.
Also Comedy or Traves0guel
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-01-04
Arriving and Departing Time at Marietta.

ally. b Daily except SUNDAY Sunday only.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-01-04
BACK TO SCHOOL

The Cobb County girls, attending
the Georgia Normal and Industrial
College, at Milledgeville, left Thurs
day morning to take up their studies
again. This is one of the best schools
for girls in the state, and we heartily
commend it to the people of Cobb
County The following girls are a.
mong those going: Misses Mary Ben
son, Fredonia Fields, Emma Hedges,
and Elizabeth Hague, Marietta; Miss
Louisa Cloud, of Austell, and Misses
Vivian Kitchen and Sarah Lou
Carnes, of Acworth.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-01-04
ano personal

Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Donelly had
as their guest last Thursday Mr..
Donnelly's mother, Mrs. ]. ]. DON
nelly and his sister, Mrs. Julia Cal
houn and little daughter, Iona Cal
houn, of Atlanta.
Some second hand Doors for sale.
H. c. Dobbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan McNeel were
among those entertaining informally
at dinner New Years Fave. Their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nor
ris, Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Trammell,
and Mr. and Mrs. C. w. DuPre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan McNeel en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Peoples,
Miss Mary Peoples and Mr.. Lewis
Peoples of Gainesville, at dinner,
Tuesday evening. After dinner they
attended the New Years dance at
the Country Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Garrison enter
tanned with a delightful turkey din
ner Sunday, inviting Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Dunn, and Miss Anna May
Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs. Newt Landers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Newt Morris, Misses
Lizzie and Ruth Garrison.
Miss Julia Green visited in Attain
ia last week. She was the guest of
Miss Elise Beattie, and while there
had the pleasure of hearing Billy
Sundays last sermon there.
Clarence and Willie Rohner were
at home from Camp Gordon on
Christmas. Mr.. Shaefer and Balti-
more friend who is now at Camp
Gordon, also visited the Misses Rob
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Dieckman, who
have been spending the holidays with
relatives here, left Wednesday for
Decatur, where they will resume their
duties as teachers in Agnes-Scott,
when that college reopens Thurs
day.
Misses Margaret McNeel and En-
mie Montgomery entertained twelve
of their friends with a dancing party
Thursday afternoon in their club
rooms in the "Brick House.. Re-
freshments were served and very
happy afternoon was spent.
Miss Ethel McCleskey's guests dur
ing Christmas were Miss Mary Green
lee, of Old Fort, N. c., Miss Julia
McCleskey, of Acworth, Miss Ena
Edwards, of Woodstock, Miss nellie
Ward, of Lost Mountain, Mr.. James
Hemphill, of Chatsworth, Ga.
The New Years dance at the Coun-
try Club was one of the largest and
most enjoyable dances of the Holiday
season. The presence of a large
number of officers from the artillery
range as well as Camp Gordon added
a patriotic atmosphere to She gala
occasion.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-01-04
BOSCHEE' GERMAN SYRUP.

Why use ordinary cough remedies,
when Boschec's German Syrup has
been used so successfully for fifty
one years in all parts of the United
States for coughs, bronchitis, colds
settled in the throat, especially lung
troubles. Il gives the patient a good
nights rest, free from coughing,
with easy expectoration in the morn
ing, gives nature a chance TO soothe
the inflamed parts, throw off the di-
sease, helping the patient to regain
his health. 25 and rs cent bottles
Sold by Grifith's Pharmacy.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-01-04
sPEND.THE-DAY PARTY.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Griggs, of Eli
zabeth, entertained for Prof. and
Mrs. w. C. Griggs, of Montezuma
and Miss Lola Griggs, of Macland
with a spend-the-day party. Inter,
esting games were played and nice
refreshments served and enjoyed.
Those present were Willie Dunn,
Bill Cogburn, Max Kirk, Ralph Fow.
ler, of Augusta, Milton McCleskey
j. R. Griggs, Jr., w. C. Griggs, Mrs
w. c. Griggs, Misses Lola Griggs,
Agnes Cogburn, Jessie Mae Brown
Ethel McCleskey, and Julia McCles-
key, of Acworth.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-01-04
HUTCHINsON-MOORE.

Miss Suzanne Hutchinson, Of Chat
tanooga, Tenn, and Lieutenant
James Patrick Moore, of Greenville,
S. c., were quietly married at the
Ansley Hotel in Atlanta December
29th.
Mrs. H. L. Hutchinson, mother of
the bride, gave the bride away, and
Rev. Dr. Wilmer officiated.
The bride and groom left for Green
vile where Lieutenant Moore is sta
toned.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-01-04

Our old friend Benjamin Wilson
Griggs, is one of the happiest men
in Cobb County. He is domiciled once
more in the same room which he oc-
cupied for 46 years. This is at his
old home on route 5 from Marietta,
now the home of his daughter, Mrs.
John Story.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-01-04
BEAUTIFUL DINNER

"A beautiful midday dinner was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Clai-
borne New Years day.
The daintily appointed table had
as it's central decoration a large
bowl of narcissi.
Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Morgan McNeel and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Warren Stokes.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-01-04

Retail dealers of Insecticides are
exempt from the licensing regula-
tions covering trade in white arsenic
and arsenic insecticides. The only
companies required TO obtain license
are wholesalers and jobbers.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-01-04

Mr.. J. o. Hardin is quite sick with
tonsilitis.
Mrs. Hunter Morrisette has return
a home from Baltimore.
Fix up your windows, buy the glass
u Dobbs Hardware Store.
Mrs. Campbell Wallace, Jr., is ex-
~ected home from Macon the last of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kitchen, of Acworth,
we're the guests of Mrs. E. S. Milan
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Dumas, of At
lanta, spent last week with Prof w.
T. Dumas.
Mr.. Jasper Welch, of Atlanta, was
tho guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Mi
lam Monday.
Miss Marjorie Allen, of Montgom-
erv. Ala, is the guest of Miss Rosa
line Amorous.
Miss. Emmie Montgomery is the
ouest of Miss Alice Green, of At
lanta, this week.
Miss Gussie Groves has returned
home after delightful visit to
friends in Florida.
Miss Jessie Reynolds, of Atlanta,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. G.
A. Guyton, last week.
Mr.. w. A. DuPre and Judge N. A,
Morris left Thursday for a hunting
trip in South Georgia.
Judge S. v. Atkinson is the guest
Of his daughter, Mrs. w. j. Ham
mond, of Thomasville.
Misses Isabel and Janice Amorous
are visiting their sister, Mrs. Carl
Vretman, of Savannah.
Mrs. w. A. DuPre and young sons,
William and Banks, are with Mrs.
Seize tor several weeks.
lrs. Paul Lovejoy has returned
Aon1e atref d two months visit to
relatives in South Georgia.
The friends of Miss Marion Gregg
will be glad to learn that she is
eolvalescing after a long illness,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Warren Stokes
have returned from Rome, Ga, where
they visited Mrs. Stokes mother, Mrs.
Veal.
Miss Ida McCleskey, Miss Mary
Creenlee, and Miss Ethel McCleskey
are visiting friends and relatives in
Montezuma, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Murphey of
Urbana, Ohio, arrived Monday to
visit their daughter, Mrs. c. D. Ell
der.
Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Moor return
ed home Saturday from Duluth, Ca,
where they were called to attend the
funeral Of their brother, Mr.. J. L..
Moor.
Mr. H. p Kitchen entertained ten
Of his friends with dance Wednes-
day evening at the home of his sis
ter, Mrs. E. S. Milan, on Maple
Avenue.
Mrs. C. T. Nolan entertained her
Bridge Club Wednesday afternoon,
INVITING Mrs. George Hoppe and Mrs.
Vim. B. Tate besides the regular
members.
Miss Virginia Boston returned
home from Rome Tuesday and
brought Miss Louise Berry, of Rome,
and Miss Francis Wood, of Cedar
town, with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Latimer had
as their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Settle and Mr.. and Mrs. Len Bennett,
Of Atlanta, and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Latimer, of Marietta.
Miss Cora Brown was the guest
OF Miss Mary Murphey, of Atlanta,
1londay and Tuesday. She attend
ed the nine o'clock German Monday
evening at the Piedmont Club.
Buy a Thermometer from Dobbs
HARDWARE Store and keep up with
the weather.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1918-01-04

One second hand scrape for sale.
.Dobbs Hardware Co.