Early Fall Fabrics and Social Notes Highlight Oxford Scene
A sale of 41000 sample fabrics arrives with upscale fancy worsteds and black white mixtures drawing buyers. Society notices include Mrs John Floyd Smith Jr and the Misses Parker leaving for Milton and Miss Carrie Ingram from Birmingham joining a social event hosted by the Misses Haynes. Humphries encampment holds a regular session tonight.
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John Floyd Smith, Jr
Parker
Milton
Carrie Ingram
Birmingham
Haynes
Oxford Social Notes and Upcoming Bagley Howle Nuptials
The column reports plans for the fall meeting on Sept. 6 at the president's home under Mrs. Bullard. It notes Abraham Moses's death in Rome Ga and memorial crowd in Oxford. Grace McClellan returns from Birmingham, J P Roberts and family visit, Miss Emma Ellicott returns to Columbia, and Miss Mary Hilton visits from Tallapoosa. All social focus on the Bagley Howle wedding at 7 30 pm at the Christian church with elaborate decorations.
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Emma Ellicott
T. K. Roberts
Columbia
Mary Hilton
Oxford
Tallapoosa, Ga
Smith's Sure Kidney Cure Proclaimed Guarantee
An advertisement touts Smith's Sure Kidney Cure as the only guaranteed remedy with a trial offer. It promises no cost if it fails and lists Scarbrough Drug Co as the seller at a price of 50 cents.
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Scarbrough Drug Co
Oxford Notes Show Local News and Social Roundup
Oxford today sees Cunningham men philosophical and Thad M Gwin returning from markets with fall goods. Miss Kate Cooper to arrive December 15th to head millinery at Gwin Company. Mrs R C Orr and children return to Athens Ga. Miss Ida Turner hosts a domino event for Tom Wilkinson of Texas. Sara Orr wins high score in cards. a low score note. B Y P U program planned for Sunday. Self Culture club prepares yearbook for 1906 1907 in white and gold.
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Thad M. Gwin
Pias
Kate Cooper
Gwin @ Company
Domino Whist
New York Artist Warned by Roosevelt Over Scarfpin
A New York artist who painted Roosevelt spent days at the White House observing the president's expressions. After finishing the portrait, adverse criticism led to the visit. As the artist prepared to depart for New York, the president shook his finger and warned, Now, mina, no seartpin.
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New York
Roosevelt
White House
Executive Mansion
Mina
Not in His Line Sparks Editor’s Fire Lineup
A terse newsroom exchange reveals no body was sent out for an early morning fire, with the society editor providing a list of names present and the managing editor noting the absence of a dedicated line.
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Society
Hone
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