Recital at Anniston College Tonight by Miss Bessie Russell
Miss Bessie Russell gives a piano recital at Anniston College this evening in the college parlor. She is joined by Miss Frances Sibert of Gadsden as soprano, Miss Alice Bullard on violin, with Mr C A Thompson as accompanist, presenting a varied program of classical and romantic works by Mendelssohn, Chopin, MacDowell, Grieg, and more.
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Bessie Russell
Anniston College
Russell
Frances Sibert
Gadsden
Alice Bullard
C. A. Thompson
Oxford Queen of Hills Carnival Vote Count Update
Oxford voters report early tallies for the queen contest withMiss Alice Bullard and several contenders named as finalists. The final result will be decided today amid lively interest and community activity around Oxford Lake picnic plans and local social visits.
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Oxford
Notable visitors and residents stop by Anniston today
Mr A1 G Barnes visits Shelby. George BR Newnan of Rome and George Rowan of Jacksonville are in the city. D A Farrell travels to Sylacauga. RK Baird goes to Lincoln. John J Dodson to Montgomery. T P Savage of Piedmont visits Anniston. DPD C Glenn on Shelby business. James H Bagley to Birmingham. N B DeArman of Choccolocco tours Anniston. Thos Wolsoncroft returns from Milledgeville. Elam Drug Co interests bring C M Noble from Birmingham. S B Trapp of Montgomery and J B Jones of Bessemer visit. Franklin J DeDier from Renovo en route to Mobile. John Dougherty of New Orleans mingles with locals. Mrs Graham and Mr Gilreath depart to Atlanta and Cartersville.
Benefit Show Postponed At Noble Street Theater
The benefit show scheduled for tonight at the Noble Street theater has been postponed to tomorrow night. The event aims to support local causes and will proceed with the same program and participants.
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Noble Street Theater
Are You Going to California? Ticket Sale Ad
Southern Pacific offers one way colonist tickets from various Alabama points to California at 30.35 dollars. Tickets go on sale Tuesdays weekly through April 30. Travel via New Orleans. For information write 325 On no Wells Ave Montgomery Alabama.
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Southern Pacific Ce
Alabama
California
New Orleans
Talladega Crowned Queen of Elks Carnival Winner Announced
Miss Sarah Bishop won Talladega Elks Carnival queen title after a 25 day voting contest with a total of 160 votes. She will represent Talladega at the Anniston Carnival and has yet to name maids who will choose knights.
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Talladega Mountain
Talladega
Anniston
Sarah Bishop
Miss Bishop
Bishop
Highland City
Ruchre Club Entertained by Mrs Pitner
Mrs A B Pitner entertained the Ruchre club yesterday afternoon at 3 oclock with a notable card party. Green and white decor details and hand painted score cards created an artful setting. Mrs Ham won the club prize a green plaque and Mrs Paul Roberts the visitors prize a white marble bust.
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A. B. Pitner
Hkuehre Club
Ham
Paul Roberts
Anistonian Weds in Birmingham Monday
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Lappage, youngest daughter of prominent Aniston residents, was solemnized in Birmingham on Monday with a ceremony attended by family and friends from the community.
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Birmingham
Anniston Visitors Attend Birmingham Floral Ball
Anniston residents Laura Brown and Kate Huckabee of California join Miss Helen Smith’s gathering for the floral ball in Birmingham. Miss Brown previously served as maid of honor to Macon’s floral queen last year. Miss Mary Jordan has been elected queen of the Anniston Carnival, with Emmie Darden as a top competitor. The Anniston College pupils plan their annual picnic at Oxford Lake tomorrow, and Lena Tunstall departs for Greensboro after a visit.
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Birmingham
Talladega Mountain Howe
Mary Jordan
Anniston
Miss Jordan
Emmie Darden
Anniston College
Oxford Lake
Laundry Request and Wagon Call Notice
A fragment invites readers to mail a card or telephone to arrange a wagon call. The terse ad implies personalized service and a prompt response, typical of a small business notice.
Election Apathy Mirrors County Vote in Cleburne
The Edwardsville Standard News reports low interest in the Cleburne county election with about 75 men at crossroads posts and an implied turnout near 500 votes. The convention appears carried by a majority while supporters show apathy toward nomin ees and framers of a new constitution, warned that a weak charter risks being overwhelmed by a flood of votes.
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Edwardsville
Cleburne
Towns Cross Roads
Stick To 11
George L Heard of High To Georgia writes about eczema and a body itch that resisted treatment. After using a box of Banner Salve, relief began and the patient slept again as the doctor advised to continue with it. MeEtrea Drug Co.
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B. Presson
Pressonville, Kans
Foley
McElreath Deng Co
Geo. L
Georgia
MeEtrea Drug Co
Increased Passenger Service on Choctaw Route
Effective October 7, Choctaw Route will run three trains daily between Memphis and Hot Springs Arkansas with double daily service to Indianapolis and Oklahoma Territories. Connections available for all points in Missouri Kansas Texas and the West.
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Memphis
Hot Sprin Ark
Indi
Oklahoma Territories
Low West Missouri
Kansas
Texas
West
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Atlanta
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Jacksonville
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Lincoln
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Montgomery
T. P. Savage
Piedmont
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Choccolocco
Thos. Wolsoncroft
Milledgeville, Ga
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South Alabama
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Bessemer City
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Renovo, Pa
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Dallas
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Mahlep
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