Oxford Lake Park Opens New Travel Season
Oxford Lake Park advances its resort project as travel to the area gains momentum. New boats have been added to accommodate visitors and boating enthusiasts beginning their season.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1900
Page
4
Oxford Lake Park advances its resort project as travel to the area gains momentum. New boats have been added to accommodate visitors and boating enthusiasts beginning their season.
Pro gress services at Glen Addie Baptist led by Reva P M Joune and John G Barnard drew large crowds with three services daily. Various church announcements, social notes, job ads, and local business promotions populate the day in Anniston and surrounding towns.
The Boys' Mission Band will meet tomorrow at 2 PM at First Baptist Church corner Fourteenth and Pine. The Girls' Sunbeam Band meets at 3 PM. Dixie Hardware Co offers a variety of grass seeds including bluegrass millet and alfalfa. Two Anniston Electric and Gas summer cars ran today for the first time this spring as others are overhauled. Mr. J. C. Street traveled to Talladega today.
Capt James Crook from Jacksonville and Deputy Marshal W W Tuttle arrived for a Birmingham visit. Deputy Sheriff Louis Mehar journeys to Tron City. J W Hunnicatt of Centreville stops in. Slayton and Stewart C Lloyd of Peaceburg are in Anniston on business. Rev George D Harris of Piedmont also visits today.
The Douglas selling brief highlights calf cordova and vici kid leather men’s shoes in tans and black. Prices range from two dollars fifty cents to four dollars with a quoted three eighty five price variant. Ullman Bros and Mr J R Henderson of Bynums were noted visitors in the city today.
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