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Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1909

Page

4

Bazaar Preparations Under Way in Oxford this Friday

Oxford on December 7 invites all who have bazaar articles to have them ready by Thursday afternoon as volunteers will collect items then. The bazaar opens at 11 o'clock with attendees encouraged. Also news from town includes Rev L F Parrish staying at the Methodist church for another year while Rev Stephen will move to the Presbyterian church and occupy the Luttrell home on West Mechanic Street. Regular residents travel for business and visits include Warnock and Warnock McClelllen heading to San Angelo, Miss Tissue Bailey visiting Miss Kate Griffin, and Miss Nettie Higgins returning from a funeral. George Allen returns to Pell City and Judge W W Whiteside presides at Wedowee before Montgomery for Grand Lodge. E C Watson of Atlanta visits on business while Solon Hingson takes a Cordova post for the winter. Sam Crook and wife return to Jacksonville after visiting Chancellor and Mrs Whiteside.

Oxford Stephen Presbyterian Church Luttrell West Mechanic Street Mr. Stephen

Annual Opening Tuesday December Seventh in Oxford

Invitation to a combined Toy Holiday Goods and Jewelry Opening from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. promising the most attractive opening ever, with a note that some councilmen were absent at last night’s city council meeting and a mention of Mr Louis Schroeder of Baltimore visiting on business today.

Oxford Louis Schroeder Baltimore

Telephone men propose a trade in Chicago

A convention of independent telephone operators in Chicago reports that independents will offer Bell Telephone exclusive long distance rights if Bell grants equal facilities in city exchanges and short distance stations. The rest of the text discusses household finances and the care of money in married life.

Chicago Bell Telephone Company Bell Company

Davis Opens New Insurance Office in Levi Building

H Clay Davis announces move to second floor of the Levi Building above the Nicklet theater and proclaims offering the best insurance on earth as he begins operations in the new quarters.

Levi

Churchmen in Session in Louisville

The Federal Council of the Church of Christ in America opens its first meeting in Louisville with 18 million Protestant members represented. The executive committee reviews a year of progress, notes new state and city federations, and plans broad coordinated work across temperance education and missions.

Louisville Federal Council of the Church of Christ In America William H. Roberts Philadelphia Nebraska Kansas City St. Joseph Omaha New England Department of the Interior Chicago

Change Inaugural Date Proposed by DC Commissioners

Washington D C Dec 7. District of Columbia commissioners met this morning and urged moving the presidential inauguration to the last Thursday in April citing many deaths from exposure at the previous fete.

Washington, D. C District of Columbia

Federal peonage cases setup for vigorous mobile trial

Mobile authorities prepare for a vigorous prosecution of peonage indictments to be heard at the United States District Court convening in Mobile. Several prominent residents from Mobile and Monroe counties are among those named by the grand jury. The attorney general has reviewed the cases and instructed District Attorney Armbrecht to pursue to the end.

Mobile United States District Court Monroe United States Grand Jury Armbrecht

Farmers Rally Promises Large Calhoun County Attendance

Farmers gather at the county courthouse for a Saturday meeting to learn modern tillage and farming methods. Mr Turner is sending letters across the county to recruit attendees and spread valuable lessons for progressive practices in farming.

Calhoun County Court House Turner

Benefit at Chestnut Street Theater for Reed Sisters

A large benefit performance was staged at the Chestnut Street theater in Philadelphia to aid the sisters Florence and Laurs Reed, noted as siblings of the late.

Messrs. Nixon and Zimmerman Francis Wilson Philadelphia Chestnut Street Theater Florence Laurs Reed

Want Ads Help Sell Your House Today

Star Want Ads urge quick results for home sellers with prominent placement and timely exposure to buyers. The notice stresses the importance of choosing the right day to list for faster responses and market visibility.

Want Ads Help People Daily Promote Self Help

Classified column urges daily assistance through provided want ads. Readers are invited to seek employment, services, and personal help, highlighting practical tips for self improvement and community support.

Subscribe for the Star and Get the News the Day It Happens

The notice promotes subscribing to the Star to receive immediate news updates as events unfold. It highlights timely delivery and ongoing access to breaking coverage for readers seeking instant information.

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SAKS Knox and Howard Regal and Hanan News of Oxford MIO8 Florida Fnson L. F. Parrish Methodist Church W. ©. Warnock Warnock McClellen San Angelo Texas Tissue Bailey Silver Run Kate Griffin George Allen Pell City W. W. Whiteside Wedowee Montgomery The Grand Lodge of Masons E. C. Watson Atlanta Solon Hingson Cordova Sam Crook Jacksonville Chancellor Moorefield H. Clay Davis Novétf Farmers’ Rally Hose Company No. 4 W. D. Flood J. T. Carter W. C. Ward D. C. Rainwater J. C. Bradley Courier Lonnie Ward Ray Jones J. H. Hill T. A. Jones C. H. Allen Holand Reed Mr. Reed First National ‘Bank M. B. Wellborn H. A. Young A. J. Goodwin
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