Oxford social notes feature refined gatherings and visits
Miss Agnes Cooper hosted a goo party with Miss Myrtle Glass of Georgetown. guests included Angelyn Bagley and Miss Kate Cox among others. The Young Matrons Social Club enjoyed a gold and white decor tea with 600 games and peach ice cream.
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Agnes Cooper
Myrtie Glase
Georgetown
Amy
Louise Cooper
Angelyn Bagley
Juliette Constantine
Ruby Cox
Janie Constantine
Kate Cox
Jane Brewster
Martha Pace
Annie Griffin
Mary White Miller
Fae Anderson
Myrtle Glass
Messrs. Pittard
Tom Henry Burton
Fred Cooper
Harold Hudson
Alvin Privett
Hugh Anderson
Francis Ingram
Oscar Stephens
Bernard Street
Carlisle Houser
Phil Whiteside
Clarence Stovall
Attalla
A. D. Humphries
Main Street
Lister Whiteside
Earnest Wilson
D. K. Miller
Bynum Walker
Bar! Roberts
M. J. Williams
Winston Cooper
D. H. Houston Smith
Wallace Bullard
John Floyd Smith, Jr
Wilmer Lacy
W H. Cooper
Oxford
Railroads consume vast bituminous coal in 1916
The United States Geological Survey reports 136000000 tons of bituminous coal used by railroads in 1916, up 11.5 percent from 1915, with total coal use for railroads and anthracite at 142735000 tons. Regional increases include 5.1 percent in the South, 11 percent in the East, and 15 percent in the West.
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Washington, D. C
United States
United States Geological Survey
Rich colors and lasting preservation for all uses
This note highlights colors that endure and preservatives unmatched. It emphasizes versatile performance and pre mixed readiness for immediate use across many applications. The tone suggests a consumer product description focusing on quality and convenience.
Red Heads of America Plan Second Annual Convention
Indianapolis announces the second annual Red Head League of America reunion with hundreds expected from Illinois Michigan Iowa Indiana and Kentucky. The article notes a religious service plan at Camp McClellan each Sunday evening under Dr. Walter L. Hervey with YMCA guidance and Major Charles L. Dulin extending the invitation to city ministers to alternate services.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Red Head League of America
Illinois
Michigan
Iowa
Indiana
Kentucky
Middle West
E B Stricklen Heads to Birmingham and Chattanooga
E B Stricklen departed for a ten days vacation visiting Birmingham and Chattanooga. He travels today and plans to return soon.
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E. B. Stricklen
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Sunday Evening Services At Camp McClellan For Men
Mrs. Fay Huffman visiting Fruithurst spends Sunday with relatives as ministers plan services in the city.
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Camp Mcclellan
Fay Huffman
Fruithurst
The Dark Road and War on Three Fronts At Theate
A Shirley front page note announces Dorothy Dalton in The Dark Road as the top picture chosen by Levi of Theate in Atlanta. Theaters promise no extra charge and describe War on Three Fronts as a genuine current war film showing real army and navy operations.
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Dorothy Dalton
Levi
The
Theate
Atlanta
Vaudeville at Strand Showcases Clem Hackney Marionettes
Strand manager Sharits brings Clem Hackney and his marionettes to perform Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. Also appearing is Bobby Connelly in The Boy Scout along with additional pictures.
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Sharits
The
Strand
Clem Hackney
Bobby Connelly
Forbidden Paths at Savoy Film With Hayakawa and Marin
Savoy screens Forbidden Paths a Paramount picture starring Seaene Hayakawa and Vivinia Marin. Critics note it as a polished drama with exotic settings and notable performances.
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Forbidden Paths
Paramount Picture
Seaene Hayakawa
Vivinia Mar
Japanese devotion tale at Savoy Theatre draws crowd
A program at the Savoy Theatre tomorrow highlights a touching story of a Japanese person’s devotion to a young American girl. The performance showcases self sacrifice and steadfast loyalty reflecting deep cultural ties.
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the Baptist Church
Tin
Savoy Theatre
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Quick Stomach Relief
In a promotional note a doctor urges that stomach trouble causes business failures and energy loss. It claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy reaches the disease seat, pledging quick relief and millions restored, with sale through J. L. Wiki and druggists.
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Mayr
J. L. Wiki
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