Oxford Social News and Local Appointments
Oxford notes show Carl Acton and Deo Armanville among today’s transactors, visitors include Mr and Mrs Roberts and Lydia, and John Alexander showcases tall tomato vines at Gwin's. Lake cars run 7:30 to 8:30 for patrons, while others visit Birmingham, Atlanta, and Fort Valley for short stays. A baby arrives, Hamilton Draper improves, and August events feature a stork visit, birthday invitations, and musical preparations at Oxford Lake. Local I O O F meets tonight and Cotton prospects are discussed.
Shelnutt Co employes outing at Lake Oxford Park
The Shelnutt Mercantile Company hosted an all employee and family picnic at Oxford Lake park last night. Forty two attendees enjoyed a chartered car ride, abundant food, and diverse amusements until near midnight. Both hosts and guests called it one of the happiest events in the resort’s history and look forward to a similar gathering next year.
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Social notes of residents depart and visit in Anniston
Mrs Bessie Gertrude Conley plans tomorrow morning departure to Electee Alabama after a year in Anniston. She is followed by Miss Myra Cooper for a visit. Atlanta visitors Miss Fannie Mae Schening and Master John Louis Schening stay with grandmother Mrs Hawkins at 17th and More. Mrs F M Marsh and sons visit Tallapoosa County relatives. Mrs G H Norwood hosts Mrs Hervey Laird of Montgomery. Mr C W Kidd and mother travel to Borden-Wheeler Springs. W M Lanning and family return to Birmingham after visiting Mr J K Lanning. Mrs Iverson E Watson visits Georgia friends. Misses Virgie and Marie Cater return from Marion. Noble Institute girls hold a rummage sale on Noble Street for library funds.
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Bessie Gertrude Conley
Eelectie
Ala
Miss Conley
Anniston
Myra Cooper
Fannie Mae Schening
John Louis Sehening
Atlanta
R. ¥. Hawkins
17Th
More Ave
Snapshot of La Mode Fashion Trends of the Season
Leghorn hats top popularity with Neapolitan and watteau models among the season’s fashion. Lingerie hats fade from last summer, while hyacinth blue voile dresses feature circular skirts and corded details. Khaki suits for boys, bright sarah ties, and new parasols for automobiles appear alongside bold red and white checked taffeta gowns and Greek key trim accents.
Best coal at R. O. Watson's
The notice advertises coal at R. O. Watson's with the phone number 72, urging customers to lay in a winter supply.
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R. O. Watson
R. O. Watson’s
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A. J. Adair
THE
Oxford
E. A. Walker & CO
the People’s Friend
Carl Acton
Deo Armanville
Mr. and
Mia
RE. B. Roberts
Tittle
Lydia
Kastaboga
John Alexander
Gwin
Brock
Lake
Anniston Electric & Gasco
Henry Waters
8. K
Weat Mechanic Street
Maggie Ligon
Oakfuskee
de. A. W. Ligon
Mont Eagle
Tenn
Emma Singleton
Birmingham
George Luttrell
Tenday
College Hill
T. al Gannoway
Silver Run
Leta Gray
Eva Williams
J. C. Hanson
Oxford Lodge
Messrs
Gowan Roberts
Norman Snow
Smythe
Schenks’ Sulphur Springs
Miss Jessie Hicks
Talladega
Dudley Luttrell
J. F. Wright
Little Hamilton Draper
Willie Maggie Wakefield
Oxford Lake
Bessie Morgan
Coll
EB. A. Walker
Coldwater
Seare
Lake Enry
Foster Draper
Alexandria
Pose
the Shelnutt
Merry
Ford Lake Park
Carter
Mesers
J. B. Sholowtt
EB. A. Howle
Jolly Party
Occa
Social
Mrs
Poosa County
G. H. Norwood
Mr. C. W. Kidd
Borden
Wheeler Springs
Iverson E. Watson
Georgia
East
Virgie
Marie Cater
Marion
the Young Ladies of Noble Institute
Noble Street
Noble Insti
Tute
Radfield
Gas
F. C. Leyden
Smith
Tee Famous
R. S. Pendle
J. O. Heflin & Co
N. 21St St
Birmingham, Ala
Contractors and Builders of
B.l.patman
W. 15Th Street
Suula
Southwest
Cotton Belt
Iniie
L. P. Smithh
Equitable
Atlanca
Kohn Bros
J. W. Fore
Kohn Bros. Old Stand
COLT
Robinson’s Book Store
First National Bank
Alabama
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