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The Washington times., 1921-02-03
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The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-10-20
FIRST METHODISTS
ROUNDING UP WORK
NORTH GA, confer.
By Church Reporter

The North Georgia Annual Confer
ence of the Methodist church will
convene on the 9th of November in
the historical St. Johns church, in the
city of Augusta. AS there are only
three intervening Sundays let every
department in our church endeavor
to balance up its work so as to be
ready to make final report to the
church conference to be held on the
first Sunday morning in November
Just preceding the communion.
An urgent appeal is made to those
who are behind on their Centenary
pledges to pay up to date.
The first installment on the educa-
tior,al pledges is due the first of No
vember. Mr.. J. w Hardeman is the
collector, so all remittances should
be made to him.
All pledges to the Conference col
lections should be RENTED to Mr.. P.
B. Latimer. Also all those who have
made no pledges should make all con
tributions to him.
The 4th quarterly conference will
he held in the church on the evening
of the 9th of this month. All offici-
ais are requested to be present and
have all reports ready.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-10-20
CHILDREN ALLEGED
TO HAVE SET FIRE TO
DWELLING AT BENS,

= fire, supposedly started by child
rem, completely destroyed the resid-
ence Of Mr. VIII Whitlock, Of the
Benson community, along with all it's
contents, last week and only by ex-
coptiorally rapid work were two
bales Of this years cotton saved
which were stored near the dwelling.
according to the Journal represent.
ative at Benson.
1t is stated tFat when the fire was
first discovered if had made such
Roadway that it was impossible to
check the flames or even to save any
of the furnishings of the home.
The cotton referred to was saved
only after the bagging had been
burned off and the fire extinguished
by rolling the bales into nearby
creek.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-10-20
F0RDS0N TRACTOR
Demonstration TO
Be HELD Saturday

Mr.. D. P. Butler, manager OF the
Butler Motor Company, of this city,
announces that big Fordson Demon
Stration will be held at Fair Oaks,
near Marietta, Saturday, October H.
A representative Of the Ford Motor
Company, Mr.. David T. Bussey, VIII
be on hand to help in the demonstra-
ton.
Flowing, narrowing and preparing
Of seed beds will be shown, demon
strating the saving of time and labor
in the use of the tractor in dong
these things. A Martin ditcher Will
give examples of digging bitches ana
building terraces. A special feature
of the affair will be an illustrated lee
ture on the preparation of correct
seed beds.
Much valuqhle and instructive IN
formation will be given in a free NOV
ing picture show r day en3 Saturday
nights Free TRANSFORMATION may be
secured. to the place Of demonstra-
ton on application to the Office OF
the D. P. Butler Motor Company.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-10-20
May Lose Arm BY Hurt Incurred
InAIighfing From Moving Auto

pose Of dragging the arm plus the
weight Of the car few inches or feet
on the ground. The result was the
very severe smashing of the arm be-
tween the wrist and elbow.
Mr.. Lancaster was rushed to the
office of DR.. Benson, in Marietta, for
first aid treatment. Next morning
he was placed in the Marietta Sani-
tarium as it was feared that only thru
the most careful treatment could the
hand and lower arm be saved.
At the time of going to press re
ports from the sanitaYiun tated
Mr.. Lancaster was apparently doing
about as well as at first but that it is
by no means certain that he arm can
be saved.
According to reports, the injured
man was employed at gin during
the ginning season and was living on
farm, leaving most of the gathering
Of the crop to the family in order that
they might have the additional help
Of his wages.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-10-20
new LIBRARIAN HAS
TAKEN over DUTIES
/. AT CLARKE Library

The new librarian of the Clarke Ii
brary, Miss Nell McKinnon, of Selma,
Alabama, who takes the place former
ly held by Miss Sallie May Akin, ar
rived in Marietta the latter part Of
last week and assmed her duties as
librarian Saturday morning.
A new arrangement of hours du-
ring which the library may be used,
have been announced by Miss Nc
Kinnon as follows: The story hour
for children win be resumed Satur-
day morning, the children of the first
4 grades will be taken from 8 to 9 80,
and the fifth and sixth grades from
$3.50 to 10 o'clock.
The general public is requested not
to use the library until 10 O. clock,
in order that the childrens hour may
not be disturbed.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-10-20
CONDITIONS SAME
THRUOUT COUNTY
IT IS BELIEVED
100 Pupils Out of 513 Examined
AT Acworth Have One or More
Diseases Most Are Slight But
Can Develop Into Serious De-
fects If Neglected.

IN an examination made recentlv
Of l53 school children in the Acwortb
school, taken as they came by grades,
by the Cobb county board of health,
the startling discovery was made that
only 3 We're without some kind az
physical defect, as underweight. de-
fectiye eyesight, bad teeth. defective
hearing, diseased tonsils and other
listings Jumped together under the
general head of "other defects
The Acworth section is as healthy
q section as the county boasts, there
by drawing from the department of
health the conclusion that the chill
dren of the county as a whole will
average about the same as those ex-
amined in Acworth.
The redeeming feature of the dis.
closure is the fact that most Of the
defects are minor ones, 1873 out Of
the $50 detectives having defective
teeth, with only IS, or so per cent
having more serious defects. SO were
listed as being underweight. 10 as
having defective eyesight, as hav-
ing defective hearing, as diseased
tonsils and 3 listed under all other
diseases.
a comparison showed many having
from two to all Of the listed defects.
IA relation was shown between bad
teeth and number of other defects.
while only Ia per cent Of all Under
weights We're free of other defects
DIR. Todd, Of the board of health.
gave it as his opinion that the high
percentage of detectives hes largely
IN the lack of a properly balanced
diet, coupled with general neglect ON
the part of both parents and children
to give sufficient attention TO the
simple rules of health and sanitation
Many children" ne said, "in fact
most Of them, have sufficiently nour.
ishing food, but very few have the
proper combinations, due primarily
to a lack of information regarding the
essentials Of diet. Again, dentistry
is neglected in the case Of nearly an
children and this in time leads To
other defects Of The system" he
pointed out.
Mr.. Todd stressed the statement
that the above facts are not given
out by the health department with the
view of creating something alarming
but with the idea of correcting these
matters thru bringing them to the
attention of the people. Most Of the
defects, while minor now, win very
likely develop into serious defects IL
neglected, he said in conclusions.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-10-20
Fighting Like Bulldogs Against
More Powerful Foe Locals Are
Beaten In Final Quarter-Mar-
ietta Tackling Poor.

Fighting hard, like bulldogs against
some huge and more powerful foe,
and recognizing the inevitable end
but with set teeth determined 10 fight
to the last gasp. the Marietta High
School football team went down to
its first defeat of the season against
the heavier and better balanced team
from the Rome high school last Fri
day afternoon on the Marietta Golf
Club grounds by the unusually close
score of 6 to O.
On two dicerent occasions the ter
rife line drives of the heavier line
and t,ackfield of the visitors forced
the locals to within yard. or closer,
TO their line and touchdown seemed
certain to result. Then it was that
the real courage Of the Marietta lads
would come out in full and rounded
/ measure and the opponents would be
held for downs and then the slow
drive on the part of the visitors
would begin all over again. The first
real test came in the first quarter
when the Marietta team was forced
to within perhaps eight inches Of its
goal line. The heavy Rome line
surged against the locals only to Re
held and thrown back. The second
came in the third quarter whom th1
locals made stand or their ore yard
eta.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-10-20
9TH AGGIES DOWN
CARTERSVILLE HI
BY SCORE OF AZ 0

The Macland Aggies have begun
to play real football. For a while it
seemed as if they were to produce an
inferior brand altogether this season.
Normally they should put it all over
the average high school team of this
section owing to the fact that they
have much larger number of heavy
youth than the average high school.
But when they tackled the Marietta
high team, with the dope all in their
favor, they suffered defeat by the
score of 10 to 0. However, last Fri
day they redeemed themselves Won
derfully, and in such decided and
way that the district and
county can again take pride in the
football spirit and success of Their
agricultural school
Their victim was the strong Car
tersville High School, which was down
ed by the Marietta tenn by the close
score of 10 to 0 two weeks previous,
and the aggies romped all over them
and when they got tired of romping
over them one time they came back
and did the romping all over again.
When the smoke finally cleared, the
score was az to o in favor of the
farmer boys.
Edward Cant, the aggies manager,
was the bright and shining star of
the game. He took the ball through
the opposing defense at will. For the
visitors the whole team showed almost
equally well. Bryant, at tackle, Az
cry, Chaffin and Hester all did splen
did work for the Maclanites.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-10-20
REPAIRING NEARLY
THRU On MARIETTA
gainesville I'd.
Dixie Highway Put In Excellent
Shape to Barlow County Line
Road Scarified and Resoiled
With Greek Gravel-WiH Soon
Work Other Roads.

The work of repairing the Dixie
Highway from Marietta to the Bar
tow county line, which has been un-
der way for the past month is ex-
pected to be completed by the end
Of this week or the early part of next
week. This stretch of road, one of
the most important in the county, had
shape that it was regular machine
breaker, and what is more to the
point almost a body breaker, and no
piece of road work in the county in
several months has met with such
general approval on the part of the
general public.
The road has been scarifed and
re-soiled with creek gravel, nachined
and widened at all places to the full
80 feet. The crown of from IA to
Is inches heretofore common to this
and other dirt roads in the county has
been cut down to 6 inches thereby
giving the entire width of the road to
travel purposes instead of the former
narrow ridge in the center. When
completed the road win be n excel
lent shape and one of the best in the
county.
The work on this road was done by
the county in conjunction with the
betterment project Of the state high
way department. The work was car
RED entirely thru the city limits Of
both Kennesaw and Acworth, so that
there will be no break in the good
stretch from Marietta to the county
line where it connects with a good
stretch on to Gainesville.
The commissioners state that they
intend to work the other principal
roads in the county in the same man
ner as soon as they can be gotten to.
The Marietta and Canton road will be
the next stretch worked, beginning
perhaps by the latter part of the
coming week.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-10-20
BIG ANNIVERSARY
SALE FLORENCE'S
STORE UNDER WAY

A great anniversary sale, marking
the passing of the 10th mile post in
the history of the w. A. Florece Dry
Goods company at is present location
began this morning, October 20.
Mr.. Florence states that he wishes
II clearly understood that this sale is
NOT for the mere purpose Of boosting
business. The sales for the first 20
Gays of October have Already sur-
passed those of any entire previous
month of this year, he announces. He
says that the selection of the goods
that are being offered at this sale
have covered period of several
months and that on his last buving
trip to the North he gave especial at
tention to the selection Of goods for
thls sale in order that the patrons of
the store might have the best goods
at the lowest prices.
During the years that the companv
has been in business at the present
location a ready-to-wear DEPARTMENT
has been opened up and the sales in
creased several times. Several new
additions have been made in regard
to fixtures and size of space. At the
present an up to date infants depart
ment Is being installed Full particu-
lars IN regard to every detail of the
sale may be had by consulting the
blg four page ad of the company in
this issue of the Journal.
These four pages constitute a re-
cord IN advertising for any single
store in the city or county for a
single issue of any paper.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-10-20
Mr.. George Lancaster, of Benson,
Is In Marietta Sanitarium AS A
Result of Fall Under Car Which
Crushed His Fore Arm.

While alighting from a moving au-
tomobile as he was returning from a
nearby fire about o'clock one night
last week, Mr.. George Lancaster, of
the Benson community, suffered the
very painful and serious accident of
having his arm crushed by either fall
ing under the car or being drawn un-
der it by momentum.
The car was being driven by Mr..
Walter York, it is stated that Mr..
Lancaster jumped off the car as it
slowed up, tho it was still running at
considerable speed. The driver, it is
said, seeing Mr.. Lancaster fall,
swerved the car to avoid hitting him,
but Mr.. Lancaster's forearm having
already been drawn under the car
this swerving merely served the pur-
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-10-20
7 funeral SERVICES
MRS. {. |. GARRISON
HELD MONDAY MORN.

The funeral of Mrs. E. S. Garrison,
age 68, who died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. A. H. Shepherd, at
1O1 Dixie avenue, in Marietta, Sun
day morning about 1880, was held
from the home of Mrs. Shepherd on
Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Inter-
ment took place Immediately follow
ing in the family burial ground in
Cherokee county.
The funeral services were conduct
ed by Rev. ]. M. Tumlin and DIR. J. H.
Patton. Songs were sung by a quar-
tette composed of Mrs. Chas. Stevens,
Mrs. Chas. Northcutt, Mr.. Hemp and
Mr. Frank Hardeman. "God Will
Take Care of You" and "How Firm
a Foundation" were touchingly rem
dered.
The pallbearers were Messrs. Mac
Hodges, Ralph Northcutt. Will Teddy,
j. S. Dobbins, w. E. Schilling, VIII
Crumley, and Geo. Griffin.
The esteem in which Mrs. Garrison
was held by relatives and friends
was attested by the wilderness Of
flowers heaped@ upon the easket, the
gifts of loving hands.
Mrs. Garrison is survived by three
daughters: Mrs. A. H. Shepherd, of
Marietta; Mrs. S. L. Garrison, Mari
eta, and Mrs. Geo. Wright, Atlanta !;
one son, Mr.. J. E. Garrison, of At
lanta; and two brothers, Mr.. Andrew
Payne, of Acworth, and Mr. Alfred
Payne, Of Gainesville.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-10-20
9TH DIST. DENTAL
ASSOCIATION HELD
IN MARIETTA WED.

a verv successful convention was
neld IN Marietta Wednesday by the
1th District Dental Association, %
delegates being present out of a total
OF possible 80. The meeting began
at I. W. G. A. Auditorium at 10
o'clock in the morning and lasted
TIL about 4;30 in the afternoon.
AT noon the delegates were taken
to the Marietta Golf Club and served
to very delicious dinner.
Drs. Ham and Osborne, of Atlanta
were selected as clinicians.
1t is stated by the delegates that
many vital matters were taken uD
and disposed of
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-10-20
POWDER SPRINGS MAN
DIES SUDDENLY WHILE
VISITING AT STONE MT

The people of Powder Springs com
,,unitv were shocked Sunday morn
ing the 9th, over the news Of the
sudden death of their fellow citizen,
Mr.. Judge Turner, who had left hls
home the Wednesday before appar-
entity in good health to visit his son
who lived in Stone Mountain.
Mr.. Turner had been resident Of
Powder Springs for the past two
vears having moved there from Lii
burn. :,
His body was taken back to his ola
home at Lilburn for interment. de
f. survived by his wife, a daughter.
Mrs Rister, Of Powder Springs, and
a son. Jesse Turner, also Of Powder
Springs, besides the son at Stone
Mountain.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-10-20
ATLANTANS TO have
CHARGE or PROGRAM
AT MUSIC SEC. meet

At the regular meeting of the Mus
ic Section of the Marietta Woman s
Club to be held Saturday afternoon,
October %, at the home of Mrs. M.
D. Hodges, at o'clock, the musical
program will be in the hands of two
well known Atlanta music artists, Mr..
Earnest Dyal, baritone, and Miss
Hopkins, pianist, of the Atlanta Con-
servatory of Music.
In addition to some very pleasing
selections that the above two are
scheduled to render a paper on Amer
can music will be read by Mrs. W. T..
Benson.
Those attending are urged TO be
prompt as Miss Hopkins and Mr..
Dyal can only be here between the
hours of three and four.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-10-20
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER
TO Be ESTABLISHED
AT POWDER SPRINGS

The Journal representative at Pow
der Springs has just disclosed the fact
That a weekly paper is being planned
Tor Powder Springs and that the first
issue will be out in the near future.
The paper will be given one of the
following four rames, PROGRESS !"
"Ploneer" Argus" or Clarion -
he selection viii be by popular vote
OF the people of the community.
II IS understood that the publishers
Wlll be the Messrs. Brewster, who
very recently opened up the Econ
omy Print Shop" in Powder Springs.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-10-20
In Hectic Struggle Marietta
Hi Is Beaten By Rome Hi 60

line that should be long remembered
IN the annals Of local football history
The drive of the Rome team carried
the ball so close to the Marietta line
chat many thought it over. but the
miss was by inches and the bah went
to the locals.
The Rome score came in the last
quarter near the end Of play, with
the Locals laboring under the disad-
vantage Of receiving the downhill
rush of the visitors. The ban was
forced to the one yard line and many
hoped that the two previous success
ftl defenses would be repeated. But
the visitors were not to be denied on
this occasion and the ball was forced
over.
The line nm for tho orayoa fcl1o,,..
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-10-20
EMORY UNIVERSITY MEN
TO CONDUCT NIGHT SER.
1sT M. e. CHURCH BOTH

A group of young men from Emory
University viii have charge of the
services at the First Methodist church
the evening of the fifth Sunday, De-
tober both.
They win participate in the League
service just preceding the regular ev-
ening service when they will haze
complete direction.
Many VIII recall with pleasure The
splendid service they put on esHlic-
in the year,
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-10-20
SINGING TO BE HELD
EVERY FIRST SUNDAY
AT HANEY GROVE COM

The lovers Of song, both renderers
and listeners, of the Haney Grove
community, viii be glad to learn of
the announcement recently made at
that place by those conducting the
sings, that a singing win be held
every first Sunday, beginning with
the first Sunday in November.
The people Of the community as
well as those from elsewhere are in
vited to attend both to listen and to
sing.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-10-20
MR.. w. nj. GoBER BACK
FROM NORTH REPORTS
AN INTERESTING TRIP

Mr.. W. NJ. Gober returned last Fri
day from a trip to Newark, N. j.,
where he went the first of this month
in company with Mrs. Gober to visit
DR.. Mayes Gober. Mrs. Gober will
remain in the north for some time.
Mr.. Gober stated that they visited
many places of interest in the North
and East. He said, that on leaving on
the home trip on Thursday of last
week that a light snow was falling.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-10-20
70 Fer Cent OF Children In A Typical Cobb CITY
School Are Found To Have Some Physical Defect
CEDARToWN HIGH TO
CLASH WITH LOCALS
HERE FRIDAY 3P. M.


The strong Marietta and Ce-
dartown high school football
teams will clash at the Marietta
Golf Club grounds Friday af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock.
Cedartown has not been de-
feated this season. Recently
they downed the fast Carriers
vile team by a score of more
than 60 points. The locals have
suffered but one defeat. This
game should be an even better
one than the game with Rome
last Friday.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-10-20
MARIETTA TO AGAIN
BE WITHOUT POWER,
LIGHTS NEXT SUNDAY

Marietta will again be with
out lights and power Sunday
from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. Exten-
sion work Of the Georgia R. r.
and Power Company makes this
interruption necessary.
The Journal takes occasion to
notify the citizens of Marietta
so that arrangements may be
made to avoid as many incon-
veniences as possible.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-10-20
The line up for the game follows

Substltutions: Marietta; Anderson
for Gilbert; Rome; Halls for Tippons,
Tippons for Franks.
Touchdows: Rome, Alexander, /.
Referee, Russ, University Of Ala
bana; Umpire, Sessions, Georgia
Tech; Head Lineenan, Gilbert, Mari.
The Jasper news., 1921-09-15

bers present, Mesdames Nettie
Harbur and Sadie Ballard, who
now answer to roll call.
Little Miss Dorothy Fay Rob-
erts was elected mascot of the
club.
Selections of music by Mines.
McCune and Thomas on the piano
were followed by the hostess, assist
ed by Mrs. Hattie Wine, in serv-
ing delicious refreshments of ice
cream and cake.
At a late hour in the afternoon
the members took their departure,
feeling they had had a very profit
able and enjoyable afternoon, after
the summers vacation.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Beck west of town.
Reporter.