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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1914
Page
5
Local items report service and employment notes including a branding of names, addresses, and notices. A council plan to hire a blacksmith as extra officer and fire department aid is noted along with holiday price specials at Spruie Holiday Prices and the Anniston Steam Laundry listing services and address details.
Maneeer L. T. Smith of Saray theater announces free Atlanta screenings of four new Paramount Pictures titles headed by Pare znount. Stars Mary Pickford Dustie Farnum John Barrymore and others are not appearing in these showings set for Mondays and Wednesdays at the theater.
A child named ViettinG relative to Mrs A J Quen and Mee J P Me bie from Washington D C is involved in an inquiry for unknown reasons. The notice lists family members connected to the case with no further details.
The National Civic Peeteration requests all Annitton peegete who can contribute immediate funds to hospitals of Me rope. Mr Kémarecht Tyler serves on the executive committee of the federation.
Mrs Fannie Lindsey died at her home on Wem Fifteenth street Friday morning. Funeral and interment will take place at Pine Grove cemetery this afternoon. Survived by husband John Lindsey and one child. Special services will be held at Mt Zion church Sunday December 20 to revive church records and address church matters. Those unable to attend should send their names to S J Simmons Alexandria to be added to the new roll. Beooter pastor. Mrs FR Johnston recently recovered from a Decal hospital operation and is convalescing at home.
Mr O M Alexander of the Bank Trust Company reports Christmas Checks issued to Savings Club members for amounts from a few dollars to 62.25. Some savers include a widow with three children totaling 249.00 and two women saving 58.80. People with less than 1.00 are urged to call as checks under $1.00 are being mailed. The 1915 Savings Club starts January.
Rev. S. J. Winchester will speak to men at the court house this afternoon at three o'clock. The lecture titled Give the Girls a Square Deal promises no admission charge and aims to discuss fair treatment for women.
A text urging personal charity over agency based aid. It champions giving directly to individuals, noting the joy of selfless acts. It invites readers to fund a named child for Christmas, stressing hands on involvement and personal impact.
A festive appeal urges readers to bring joy to children in need by donating toys, books, and warm clothing. Local volunteers organize drives and coordinate with churches and schools to ensure gifts reach families before Christmas.
Currently, parish events at St Michael's church include Holy Communion at 7:30 am, a men's Bible class at 9:16 am, and a special address for men at 3:00 pm by Father Lacey. Evening prayers and a screening follow at 7:90 pm.
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