Oxford Elk carnival queen votes tallied in Oxford Ala
Oxford voters report the Elk carnival queen contest results up to 5 p m listing candidates Miss Alice Ballard Bessie Mims Magale Stucky Ruth Snow Nelle Thomason Birdie Brock Nannie Smith Lena Bagley Sallie Orr Nancie Meek The Oxford Elks Carnival queen voting closes Thursday at midnight and additional ballots are expected in the final days.
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Oxworp
Ala
Oxford
Alice Ballard
Bessie Mims
Magale Stucky
Ruth Snow
Nelle Thomason
Birdie Brock
Nannie Smith
Lena Bagley
Sallie Orr
Nancie Meek
Former Consul to Cuba Lectures at Noble Institute
Dr. Martin of Chicago, former consul to Cuba under President McKinley, lectured to Noble Institute pupils yesterday afternoon. His vivid description of Cuba and its battles drew praise for his clear, forcible remarks and heartfelt tributes to American soldiers and their leaders.
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Dr. Martin
Chicago
Cuba
McKinley
Noble Institute
Martin
Mrs Shepperd Hosts Tuesday Evening Card Club
Mrs Harry Shepperd entertained the Tuesday Evening Card Club in a pretty home with ferns and blossoms. Six hand euchre produced unique pen and ink sketches as prizes won by Mrs Keith and guest prize to Mrs A L Tyler Jr. A lunch followed the game, with a happy overall mood.
Stringfellow Hosts Easter Card Party for Miss Minnegerode
Mrs. W. W. Stringfellow entertained many guests at a pink decorated Easter card party in honor of Miss Minnegerode. The hostess wore black lace over white, while the guest wore white and black foulard. prizes included a silk embroidery bag.
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W. W. Stringfellow
Miss Minnegerode
Minnegerde
Citizens and visitors drop in at Anniston day
A string of personal mentions notes Mr W P Acker returning from Chattanooga and visitors from Jacksonville Sylacauga and Birmingham. Rev KR Baird and Dr R L Hughes travel to Anniston while editors Tomlin and White spend the day here. Mayor Stevenson and Prof Harmon join Barber Memorial activities as others arrive from Geor gia South Carolina and Pennsylvania.
Anniston Households Hold Over Special Cut Prices
Weather delays push Anniston store to extend sale week offering discounts across all departments. Officials promise larger savings than ever as shoppers are urged to take advantage of reduced prices on furnishings and more.
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Anniston
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Gadsden
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Fannie Hurnicutt
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Bebe
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Mary Glover
Annaiston
Was. Stringfellow
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Choccolocco
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McFall
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Montgomery
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Sylacauga
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