Fae ee cd nein adds story of Addie Weaver Home work in Anniston
Patriotic Patricia profiles the Addie Weaver Association led by Mrs Addie Taliaferro Weaver and Sam Morris. It highlights educational efforts for girls and boys, night and day programs, sewing classes, and the aim to keep youth off the streets while urging more donations amid war pledges.
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Anniston
Addie T. Weaver
Patricia
J. S. Keating
Social Service Department
Addie Weaver
Sam Morris
Miss Morgan
Morgan
E. G. Polk
Annistonians
Getting Ready for Company in Anniston
Dr. T W Ayers writes from China about Anniston's preparations for 45000 visitors with families in 1940s effort. Citizens form a tight team pulling together to house feed and clean the city, readying hotels restaurants and services for guests and a perfect sanitary welcome.
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China
T. W. Ayers
Anniston Chamber of Commerce
Howard W. Sexton
Alabama
Oxford Lake
Chamber of Commerce
Anniston
Good Roads
Zevant Strong Talk Alums Leads To Room Survey
About seventy five of Anniston's representative women gathered at the Alabama Hotel to hear M. B. Tresevant of Chicago, vice president of the City Development Bureau. He urged organization of the woman power, refuting reports that room prices had risen steeply and stressing the need to correct such impressions to protect the city's image.
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Alabama Hotel
M. B. Tresevant
Chicago
City Development Bureau
Tresevant
Emmett Ledbetter
The
Council of Defense
Anniston
Washington
Orth
War Department
Summer goods sale highlights at Dry Goods and More
Advertising fragment notes a summer sale on dry goods, shoes, ladies and children's dresses, waists and corsets. It emphasizes fitted garments for form, style and comfort, inviting shoppers to attend the event.
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Zevant
Iston
Patriotic Patricia
Anniston's
White Star Sanitary Fish
Tenth Street
Noble Theatre
Noble Institute
Margaret E. Lea
Anniston, Alabama
Berman's
Berman
Lineolum
la Victoire and
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