Mrs Stringfellow Delights Wednesday Club With Sicily Talk
Mrs Stringfellow presents a vivid Sicily travel talk to the Wednesday study club. Miss Reynolds and Miss Hopkins read poetry while members and visitors discuss Sicily’s geography history and culture from Messina to Syracuse and its ancient ruins. Guild notes follow with Grace church women to meet Monday at Mrs Stickney’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mary Read
Smith
Browning
Nell Hopkins
Sicily
Island
Palermo
Spain
Italy
St. Paul
Rome
Bacchus
St. Mark’s
Venice
Syracuse
Mr. King
Ladies’ Guild of Grace Church
R. H. Stickney
Quintard Avenue
Peace on Earth Slogan of Conference Highlights
The article details a congress on the peace movement with speakers including University president Woodrow Wilson and Bryn Mawr’s M Carey Thomas. Wednesday sessions feature Hon Seth Low Judge George Gray Bartholdt Bryan and others, ending with a banquet including Earl Grey Samuel Gompers and William Stead. European participants listed include von Loewenfelt von Moeller Lang Bell Benedite Boyle and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred F. J. L. von Loewenfelt
Theodore von Moeller
Germany
John Marshall Lang
Aberdeen University
John Rhys
Oxford
C. F. Moberly Bell
The
London Times
Leonce Benedite
Luxembourg Gallery
Marcellin Boyle
Paris Museum of Natural History
Personal News From Anniston and Nearby Cities
Col R Hertz returns from Selma and Dr A A Greene from Talladega Springs. I B Ingram visits Auburn for Sunday. Perry and James B Cleveland lost a house and returned from South Alabama. Ho user of Birmingham and Woodson J Martin of Gadsden stopovers in Anniston. The Gansbys from Talladega visit the Alabama today. McClain and Dee kin arrive from Atlanta. Kitchell from Birmingham. Cheworth and Simpson from Birmingham in the city. W W Battle of Jacksonville is in Anniston. Otis C Pope leaves for a short visit to South Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Perry
James B. Cleveland
E. EB. Porbes
South Alabama
Otis C. Pope
South
Alabama
Choice Lamb or Chops and Meats Advertised by Pat Allen
A local ad advertises a choice quarter of lamb or chops as the season’s tastiest meat, featuring the best beef veal pork dressed poultry and other meats. It also offers a full line of canned goods for soups and similar uses and invites trade. Pat Allen phone 107.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Allen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ullman Brothers Department Store
Panama
Ullman’s
Straits of
Messina
Seyla
Charybdis
Cardinal Newman
Ulysses
Mrs. W. F. Carson
Jacksonville
Mrs
John Carson
Inge
Col. R. Hertz
Selma
Mr. I
Ingram
Auburn
A. A. Greene
Talladega Springs
Isaac T. Houser
Birmingham
Mr. Woodson J. Martin
Gadsden
Mr. O. M. Alexander
Messrs
J. F. McClain
R. P. Deekin
Atlanta
Anniston
R. L. Kitchell
Messrs, W. A. Cheworth
R. Simpson
City
W. W. Battle
Bill
Jim
Vim
C. W. Cohen
Noble St
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