Fall Ginghams Arrive in Wide Selection at Low Price
New Fall ginghams arrive in hundreds of patterns with best grades. Customers have long paid 346 12s per yard but the store offers a lower price across the range.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1903
Page
8
New Fall ginghams arrive in hundreds of patterns with best grades. Customers have long paid 346 12s per yard but the store offers a lower price across the range.
One of the prettiest early autumn weddings will join Miss Louise Frances Perkins and Mr J H Morrow. The ceremony is set for September 19 at 8 pm in the First Methodist church with Rev W E Morris officiating. Ushers include C H Wood and J T Yeatman. After the vows the couple plans a honeymoon to Lookout Mountain and Asheville.
Ingram Wells reports visitors B E Russell and Gus Hilton from Oxford have left, with Russell planning a return. Arrivals include Mrs Nance and daughter Carrie Nance of Birmingham and Miss Beulah Roberts of Aniston. The artificial lake at Ingram’s is finished with one boat on the water and more en route from Birmingham. dam enlargement and lake widening are planned before next season.
Miss Marie Louise Hall and Mr Thomas M Smith of Atlanta will marry October 6 at 6 oclock in the First Methodist church. Miss Hall is a prominent Anniston social figure with many admirers. Mr Smith manages the Atlanta Armour & Co branch and has many local friends.
A reader complains about neglected street fashion in America. The piece mocks frayed Panama hats, dented accessories, and rolled sleeves, urging cleaners to press hats and fix cuff buttons to improve public appearance.
Mr and Mrs J D Kirby hosted a West End gathering for nieces Elsie and May Sides of Cropwell. Guests included De Taylor Mrs Hamilton and many local couples and singles. Refreshments were served as the evening passed pleasantly with talks of visits from Annie Lee Cater and John H Frye and Mrs M A Frye in Birmingham.
A couple, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Miller, returned from a several months stay in Smyrna Tennessee. Their daughter spent hours in the city on Saturday en route to Ashville North Carolina where they will spend several weeks.
Record of the past testimony from G. M. Myers of Ashland Kentucky praising Dean's Kidney Pills. He states the remedy cured backache for years and dispelled a later ache after a cold. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents with Foster Milburn Co. as U S sale agents. remember the name Dean's and avoid substitutes.
One fare plus $2.00 to Hot Springs Ark and return via Mountain Route. Tickets on sale every Wednesday and Saturday up to September 30 from all points in the Southeast. Final limit 60 days from date of sale. Write for books descriptive of hotels and things. I. E. Rehlander, TPA, Chattanooga Tennessee.
A statement asserts every promise listed on page 7 will be fulfilled. Officials emphasize commitment to full implementation and accountability for all promised actions.
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