Christmas Benefit Sale for Free Kindergarten Held at Tyler Place
Social event highlights a Christmas sale organized by Miss Emily Tyler and helpers Mrs William B K Lloyd Miss Nan Kelly and Miss Ermalinda Noble to raise funds for the Free Kindergarten Tea and grab bag profits noted as successful with holiday decorations and a concluding tea Mrs James Keith hosts a bridge luncheon at Christine Avenue guests include Mrs Dunlap of Gadsden and an array of local society figures a separate Oxford bazaar for the Christian Endeavor Society and a noted cast preparing for Woodcock’s Little Game at the New Noble theater supporting the Montevallo Scholarship Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler Place
Emily Tyler
William BK. Lloyd
Nan Kelly
Ermalinda Noble
James Keith
Bridge
Christine Avenue
John Dunlap
Gadsden
Jamesn
Hproull
Keith
Dunlap
Kidd
Fred Noble
Walter Robinson
John Colwell
John Pelham
O. Hf
Parker
KR. Uh, Stickney
James Sproul
Thomas Scott Roberts
Joseph Willett
Thomas Kilby
Lowndes McCan
Charles Davidson
Oxford
Christian Endeavor Society
Oxford Presbyterian Church
R. T. Pinson
Anniston
Woodcock
Mary Weatherly
Annie Farley
Juliet Davidson
Marie Green
Narcissa McGuirk
Messrs. Osler
Boris Roberts
Gordon Willox
Frank Allen
Albert Johnston
Dick Stickney
Montevallo
Osler
Keats study program and Oxford society events details
Wednesday Study Class led by Miss Aileen Douglass discussed Keats life with ten members and planned the next Tuesday play directed by Mr. Osler. Girls' Tuesday Bridge Club at Miss Anne Murphy's yielded Leone Robinson a top score and a salad course. Rev. W C Stephen arrives from Fort Valley to stay at Bynodical College manse in Oxford amid cordial welcome. Miss Nellie Tyler hosts Sophomore release at The Pines and First Presbyterian College social invites public audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aileen Douglass
Keats
Osler
Anne Murphy
Tyler Hill
Leone Robinson
Rosalie Pickens
Greensboro
Sadie Parker
Henri Lynn Warr
Bynodical College
Bees Laxative Cough Syrup Endorsed by Mothers
Be advised that Bees Laxative Cough Syrup is highly recommended for colds or coughs especially by mothers. It aims to drive the cold from the system through the bowels while soothing throat irritation and inflammation. Sold by J. L. Wikle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Wikle
Hares a Nuisance in Turkey Threatens Crops
In Turkey hares have multiplied in some districts causing crop losses as Turks dislike wild game for food. At Angora about 60 000 hares are killed each year for fur shipped to Marseilles for hat manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Angora
Marselles
National Civic Federation Urges Uniform State Legislation
Seth Low leads a conference with labor and employer groups including Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and United States Steel. He argues uniform state laws on master and servant, negligence, forestry, water power, anti trust reform, rail regulation, and road building will align interests across states and benefit the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employees of America
International Brotherhood
Bricklayers and Masons International Union
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
International Association of Machinists, Boot and Shoe Workers Union
Iron Moulders Union of North America
International Typographical Union
Glass Bottle Blowers Association
United States
Canada
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
United States Steel Corporation
New York Central Railroad
Consolidated Gas Company
Ntional City Bank
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Postal Telegraph and Cable Company
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Erie Railroad
South Carolina Cotton Manufacturers Association
National of Clothiers
The
Building Trades Employers Association
Seth Low
Federation
White House
National Civic Federation
Roosevelt
National Association of State Bank Supervisors
American Banking Association
American Medical Association
National Grange
American Automobile Association
American Roadmakers’ Association
The Intellectuals and their white horse pool
Commuters who travel between similar homes and New York form a group known as The Intellectuals. Each morning they create a white horse pool, guessing the count of white horses seen along the railway line. the closest guess wins the pool.
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New York
Africa's Ivory Trade and Elephant Varieties
Africa produces the world’s ivory supply from mam moth like elephants with tusks and ancestral remains found in Arctic ice. The Indian elephant differs structurally, has smaller tusks, and is mostly valued alive as a beast of burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
India
Wooden shack deemed cleaner shelter for invalids camping
A 19th century note argues tents are unhygienic compared to wooden shacks. It claims air flow and lack of windows make tents inferior in dry desert regions such as Arizona. The proposed shelter uses four posts with wire netting woven into tree branches to allow light.
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Arizona Desert
Christmas Cheer Urges Early Shopping for Clerks
In preparation for Christmas, the note urges shoppers to shop early to ease clerks from eleventh hour rush. It frames the rule do unto others as you would have them do unto you as guidance for courteous behavior.
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Carrie Simpson McMaster
Mountain Creek
M. J. Smollen
McMaster
Richmond
Wade Allen
Birmingham Ledger
Lucy Tyler
Sweetbriar
Misa Tyler
Jessie Lipscomb
Emma Lee Ledbetter
Susie Hardin
Miss Lipscomb
Florine Smyth
D. B Walsh
W. C. Stephen
Fort Valley, Ga
Nellie Tyler
Bophomore Relase
Noble Institute
the Pines
Christian Endeavor Society of
First Presbyterian Church
Alabama Presbyterian College
Taft
Pirst
Ullman’s
Ullman
Stradley & Company
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