Gibson Pictures Tonight at Noble Street Theater
A Gibson Pictures program at Noble Street Theater tonight promises great pleasure with an 8 o'clock curtain. Participants include Nan Kelly Mary Jordan Anderson Rova Leila Weller Tanrae Brown Bettison and others with dances by McNabb Davidson and poses by Hearn Brown Bloodworth. The foreign nobleman arrives for the event and Brave cera Orchestra provides music. A birthday party for Little Miss Eloise Perry Robinson was held yesterday for her young friends.
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Gibson Pictures
Noble Street Theater
Iostrumental
Vocenoooe
Cera
Eloise Perry Robinson
List of Candies Expands While Retaining Classics
A local sweets shop announces a growing lineup of new candies alongside beloved longtime favorites. The store emphasizes preserving traditional favorites even as it introduces inventive confections to attract diverse tastes and maintain customer appeal.
Weight Party Hosted by King's Daughters at Mrs Allen's
A Thursday evening event at Mrs. R D Allen's Quintard avenue features a Weight Party to raise funds for the King's Daughters school for young workers. Gentlemen are weighed free while ladies pay a quarter of a cent per pound. proceeds support the Daughters' charitable activities.
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King’s Daughters
R. D. Allen
Quintard Avenue
Avelrdupois
Robert Allen
The
Mrs Willett Hosts Tuesday Card Club Evening
The Tuesday Afternoon Card Club held its last meeting before Lent this afternoon at Mrs Jos J Willett of Quintard Avenue. Mrs Willett acted as hostess and provided a charming gathering for the group.
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Mrs. Willett
Jos. J. Willett
Quintard Avenue
Tragic double shootings shock St Louis and Atlanta
In St Louis a 25 year old man Charles FE Bent killed his wife at 3424 LaCleade avenue and shot himself dead after a quarrel likely over jealousy. In Atlanta the bodies of Mrs H M Wilson and student William Hamilton were found burned near the Chattahoochee river line, indicating Hamilton killed Wilson then burned and killed himself.
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St. Louis
Charles FE. Bent
LaCleade Avenue
Atlanta
H. M. Wilson
William Hamilton
Chattahoochee River
Hamilton
New Spring Samples From Im ported and Domestic Woolens
Spring samples arrive for Junius Levy at the Columbian Building Noble Street. Spring suits from 20 up featured in latest weaves and colors. J N Boyer & Co. continues offerings through the season.
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Junius Levy
Merchant Tailor
Columbian Building
Noble Street
Window smashed at Robinson's Book Store in Anniston
Uncertain party smashed a large plate glass window at Robinson's Book Store last night in Anniston. Authorities note bottles in the window contained red ink and mucilage, not liquor, while Mrs Nation may have been involved as she was jailed in Topeka.
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Robinson's Book
Robinson's Book Store
Anniston
Robinson’s
Little Musicians Organize A Musical Club
The younger pupils of Mrs. Lawton formed a musical club under Mrs. Lawton and Mrs. L. Robinson. Members include Eloise Perry Robinson Leone Robinson Lucy Houser Margaret Wellborn Marian Walsh Mary Weatherly Laura Kennedy Emily Shepperd Juliette and Lucile Davidson Reba Markstein Henrie Lynn Barr Virginia Bowcock Bessie Constantine and Hilger Robinson. The Anniston Musical club meeting was postponed from Monday February 18 to Thursday February 21. Mrs. J G Farley returned from Montgomery and Mrs A T Simpson hosted a tea for Miss Annie Scott earlier. Mr. and Mrs Phillip Myerson depart for Columbus Georgia for several weeks.
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Witman Bros
Ullman Bros
Candy Kitchen
J. N. Boyer & Co
Anniston Steam Laughdry
Barn Carbon and Climax
O. Watson
Anniston Musical Club
J. G. Farley
Montgomery
A.T. Simpson
Annie Scott
D. B. Cater
Phillip Myerson
Columbus, Ga
L. Smith & CO
Sporting Goods
Mobile
New Orleans
Southern Railway
Birmingham
C. EB. Tackson
L. H. Carre
Germany
E. A. Langdon
Clutual Life Insurance Compan of
New York
Richard A TicCurdy
Columbus Smith
Anniston Steam Lauride
Nobile Street
Wilson & Rose
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