The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-04-21

wavs comes when the blackberries
bloom.
Apropos of the violent discussions
Going on again-and yet let US re-
read Shakespeare's poem:
q. Isle of Yap, fair Isle of zap,
you'e bringing on an awful scrap,
Though we don't know single chap
Who can locate you on the map,
q Isle of Yap, fair Isle of zap!
Miss Edith Camp, of Atlanta,
snpnt the weekend with. Miss Eloise
u Carnes.
Miss Elizabeth Cogburn spent Sun
d dav with Miss Alma Mayfeld in At
q lanta.
DR., McDuhie, of Columbus, spent
two days last week with DR.. Sam L.
Il Rambo.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Anderson, of
q Macon, paid brief visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. George D Anderson last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Eph Roberts, at
tended the Andrews-C Galloway we'd
ding in Atlanta Wednesday evening.
Misses Ruth Anderson and Idabel
& Hunt spent two days last week with
Mrs. Dudley Cantrell in Cedartown.
Mrs. B. King Copper and son, have
returned to their home in Spartan
burg. S. c., after short visit to Mrs.
Couper's sister, Mrs. A. S. ]. Gard
ner They stopped en- route from a
delightful visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
bert Leach, at Boca Ceiga Bay, on
the Gulf Coast, where Mrs. Copper
did considerable painting which she
will soon exhibit.
Miss Grace Weildin, formerly of
Harrisburg, Pa, now at Red Cross
Headquarters in Atlanta, was the
Weekend guest of Mrs. Horace Field.
fMr. and Mrs. Charlie De Foor, Of
charlotte, N. c., motored over to
spend the Weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. McNeelf
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nottingham
and baby, who have been visiting in
Macon for some weeks have return
Id home.
Mrs. Elizabeth McNeel, of Allan
la, spent several days this week with
her son, Mr.. Mills McNeel.
VI Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cohen spent
khe weekend in Atlanta with Mr..
snd Mrs. De Loach.
Mrs. Joseph S. Stewart, of Athens,
Visited her sisters, Mrs. E. P. Dobbs
Ind Mrs. H.~C. Dobbs, here Monday.
Miss Mary Towers has returned
from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Donigan
flowers in Baltimores
Mr.. and Mrs. w. "A. Florence left
IN Sunday for a visit to friends IN
Et. Louis. From there they go to
tulsa, Oklahoma, to visit Mrs. Flor
noes sister, Mrs. H. ]. Swarts, and
Eill be absent for some time.
Mrs. Frank Watkins, ST., has re-
turned to her home in Gainesville,
After visit to the family of her son,
AIr. Frank Watkins, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Kelley, Of
ourtland, Ala, announce the arrival
II little daughter on April Is. Mrs.
kelley will be pleasantly remembered
IS Miss Jean Snodgrass, frequent
isitor to Mrs. Grady Conway.
Miss Pauline Corley and Miss Ora
Yam Alline, of Atlanta, spent the
weekend with Mrs. J. F. Corley
Mr. Frank Ferris, who is with the
Mouthern Bell Co., and has been sta
Oned in Birmingham, spent last
eek with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. {. Ferris, en- route to Nashville,
enn., where his offices will be for
PINE months
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hague, who
I've been spending two months in
uanta, have returned to their su-
#lrDan home on Powder Springs
ad
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Livingston and
Rldren are with Mrs. Pierre Cam
los.
Miss Bessie Baker, of Chattanoo-
is spending the week with Mrs.
]. Black.
Mrs. Carl Medford has as her
PESTS her mother, Mrs. Frank Bar
pow, and her sister, Mrs. R. S
ndey, of Canton.
walton Black will return this week
pm visit to New Orleans.
lie Rev. James B. Lawrence, OF
S'etlcus, will spend next week with
father, Mr.. R. de T. Lawrence
:, attend Grand Opera in Atlanta
.a'S' Lizzie Reynolds, of Wash.
n ,OH City, is the guest of Misses
uulah and Mary Towers, and will
visit other friends while here
~, lr' and Mrs. Fred Barkalow and
" son. Ferd, Jr., of La Grange
WI rrle guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A
"nlte' They leave on Saturday
al automobile trip to Miami
~ .ua, Where they will be the guests
rev. Robert Phillips and fam