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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1901

Page

8

Ladies Commit to Funding New Gaiety Building in Anniston

Society notes report the Free Kindergarten Association has raised funds to build a new theater and expect completion early next month. Officers include Mrs Stringfellow and Mrs Armstrong the latter a visiting lecturer on cooking. Several residents visit kin and relatives in nearby towns.

The Easter Season and Its Beauties

An April tone of spring joy and Easter reverence fills the season with praise and fashion notes. References to Mrs. McCain and Miss Abercrombie, local travels, and a Shakespeare quote frame a portrait of community easter celebration and mild attire guidance. Frank Walcott Herr advertises spring suits.

May Queen of the Elks Vote Totals in Oxford

Oxford reports votes for the May Queen of the Elks carnival with Miss Bessie Mims leading at 901, followed by Alice Bullard 841 and Lillie Borders 223 while Ruth Snow and Maggie Stucky receive smaller counts. Local notes mention visitors, church events, and social entertainments including an Easter egg hunt on Oxford Lake Island for youngsters.

Oxford Bessie Mims Alice Bullard Lillie Borders Ruth Snow Maggie Stucky Nelle Thomason Birdie Brock Nannie Smith Hallie Thomason Welle Oxford Lake Island

Queen of the Elk's carnival crowning list

At 2 p m today the Queen of the Elk's carnival follows with a parade of honored candidates including Emmie Darden Mary Jordan Mary Brewer Sallie Stone Merril Frank Agnes Little Mary Watson Jackson H Deering Virginia May Hender BE Anderson Sallie Walker Bloodworth Nell Pruden Mary Goodyear Exa Hames Ira Allen Jennie Adkins Bettison Dora Hertz.

Queen of the Elk’s Emmie Darden Mary Jordan Mary Brewer Sallie Stone Merril Frank Agnes Little Mary Watson Jackson H. Deering Virginia May Hender Anderson Sallie Walker Bloodworth Nell Pruden Mary Goodyear Exa Hames Ira Allen Jennie Adkins Bettison Dora Hertz

Semi Monthly Calhoun Rifles Meet Weighs Local News

Society notes report the Calhoun Rifles held a semi monthly meeting yesterday afternoon with many members attending. New members were welcomed while Mrs. R B Burns of Lin visited her parents, Cap Mrs T H Barr in Oxford. An editor note from Fordvill Miscellaneous promotes kidney cure with a caution against Elam Drug Co.

Calhoun Rifles R. B. Burns Lin T. H. Barr Oxford Fordvill Miscellaneous

One Day Cold Cure Claim From Mott’s Chocolates

Readable fragments suggest an ad style claim for a cold cure using Mott’s Chocolates Lovetive Quinine. The brief text implies a remedy or product name tied to a fast relief claim.

Steadt Sore Chroat

New Fashion Fancies Arrive at Modern Dress Center

Fresh from the center of fashions kingdom the latest fabrics lace trims and dress goods arrive in cream white silver black and more. Swell new lines in every grade with exceptional values and a department sale double prior seasons. A large importer sent a representative to view and purchase stunning pieces ready for inspection and sale Monday.

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Free Kin Dergarten Association Asso Ciation W. W. Stringfellow Helen Armstrong Gagement Noble Street Theater Annis Salem Ladies of Anniston John Burnett Talladega L. C. Turner Armachee J. Roland Turner Op Firs and Wilmer Streets Mrs. Johnson Bacon, Gal Mr. W. B. Alger Twelfth and Mulberry Streets O’ Bryant Succese Lydia West Mrs. J. W. Hardie Mulberry Street Birmingham Pated B. A. McCain Lincoln Mrs. G. ©. Coleman Bryn Om Faumie Abercrombie Heflin Anniston College Mrs. W. W. Stringfellow Minnie Herron Shakes Peare Felt Frank WaLcout Herr J. N. Boyer & Co Oxford News W. N. Foracre J. T. Nolan Southern Wm. Miller F P. Ramsay F. E Rodgers East Lake R. P. Thomason Talladerra J. H. Wilson Jenifer City H. Priebe Oxford Social News Sunbeam Society the Baptist Marie McCully Ent Mintyre Society of the Methodist RK. Alr Lilman Frank Sigintyre
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