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

Inc dedication OF the service Tag
by the |. 0. r. M. at the Methodist
Church Friday night was well at
tended. An interesting programme
was rendered. The address by at
torney Jas. L. Mayson, of Atlanta,
was fine, giving history of the or
ganization of this lodge, with all its
meaning and benefits, touching on
the war, and what is necessary to help
win it. He also paid fine tribute
to the boys from this lodge that have
given their service to our country,
the ten who are so bravely figting
for our freedom.
Let everybody remember the Sun
day School rally at the Orange Hill
Church next Sunday, Several promi-
nent Sunday School workers will be
present, and make talks. There will
be recitations, and music. A cordial
welcome will be given all who at
tend.
Miss Lila Perkerson entertained
the teachers of the A. H. S. at sup
per Friday night. Those present were
Misses Jean Wallace, Eva Murrah,
Katie Westnioreland, and Willie
Westmoreland.
Miss Rosa Woodbury., of the
Woodberry School for girls, Atlanta,
also Pres. of the Parliamentary rules
of the Woman's Federation of Clubs,
was the guest of Mrs. R. S. Mather
Friday, giving the ladies of the Civic
Club fine talk, and instructing them
in some of their rules of business.
Mrs. J. E. Russell visited relatives
in Washington, Ga, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Westmoreland,
accompanied by Miss Zua Strickland,
motored to Atlanta Sunday to spend
the day with Mr.. Tom Strickland and
family.
Mr.. ana Mrs. r. S. Mather, Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. Winters, Mr. Willis
Motley, and Miss Jean Wallace, at
tended the entertainment given by
the Shriners to the ladies, in Atlanta
this last week.
Mrs. /. P. Copeland and Miss Ian
tina Miller visited Mrs. Will Prather
near Lost Mountain this last week.
Mrs. J. M. Strickland and Mrs.
Thad HUMPHREYS spent the day with
Mrs. Peacock at Mr.. Geo. Gloer's
near Middleton Thursday.
Miss Louise Westmoreland visit
ed Miss Lila Smith at the Piedmont
Sanitarium Thursday. We wish for
Miss Lila speedy recovery from
her illness.
Miss Ruth HUMPHREYS and Miss
Louise Westmoreland are doing what
they can to brighten up the lives of
some of "our boys. They enter
taihed a few of the mat supper We'd
nesday night, inviting some of their
girl friends also.
Clyde Spinks dislocated her wrist
one day this last week, while playing
ball at school. 1t is doing nicely at
present.
Miss Helen Westmoreland is at
tending the Southern Business school
in Atlanta.
The Superintendent of the Metho-
dist S. S. dropped in his birthday
pennies Sunday. There is few
more than twenty-one. He is rather
timid on this matter, so / won't
tell on him.
Mr.. John Brook Wallace, former
ly resident Of Austell, but living
in Atlanta now, came out Friday to
be present at the Flag Service of the
Red Men, being a member OF this
lodge.
Mr.. G. B. Mckinney has purchased
a new car.
Mr.. Chester Standridge, of Camp
Wheeler, spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. Harris Fitzpatrick and little
daughter, Katherine, spent the week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. M.
Cureton. She was joined by Mr..
Fitzpatrick for the weekend.
Mrs. Hall and children spent Sun
day afternoon with Mrs. Luke Mil
Ter and Mrs Ozburn.
DELLA.