Mrs Walter Brewer Hosts The Married Ladies Card Club
Mrs Walter Brewer entertained the Married Ladies Card club on Tuesday afternoon the first meeting of the year. Kate Greenaway scorecards and water color sketches adorned the room with prizes and refreshments adding to the pleasant event. A later note mentions a card party by Mrs L T Smith at Tyler Hill with Euchre invited guests and a Progressive Carrum game at Miss Katherine Lapsley’s home where Miss Florence Cavitt and Mr Charles Bell won the prize.
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Mre
Brewer
Kate Greenway
Katherine Lapsley
Florence Cavitt
Charles Bell
Mary Lapsley
Uth Cavitt
Carve Smith
Brown Anniversary Dinner Highlights Grace Church Social
Mr and Mrs Perrin Bester Brown celebrated their wedding anniversary with a dinner party for sixteen guests including Mr and Mrs Gus Blount and other friends. The event featured pink and white decor with carnations and maidenhair fern, a multi course menu, and noted hosts were praised for charm and gracious hosting.
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Perrin Bester Brown
Gus Blount
Mrs. Brown
Wade Sproull
J. ©. Sproul
Samuel Link
John B. Lagarde
Old and New Confectionery Selections at 11 26 Noble Street
The shop promotes a mix of lasting favorites and new candies with emphasis on purity deliciousness and richness. It promises high quality products at affordable prices guiding customers to Noble Street location for treats.
Misses Wilson Entertain Guests at Six O Clock Dinner
The Misses Wilson hosted a six o clock dinner in honor of Miss Lapsley and her guests Miss Cavitt, Misses Floresce Cavitt and Mary Lapsley. A guessing contest followed the elegant repast with Miss Mary Lapsley and Mr Amory Quinn winning ladies and gentlemen prizes. Attendees included Miss Cavitt, Florence Cavitt, Mary Lapsley, Sarah Stillwell, Kate Bellingrath, Kate Lapstey, and Messrs. White, Smith, Acker, Wedgeworth, Wilson, and Quinn.
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Miss Cavitt
Florence Cavitt
Mary Lapsley
Sarah Stillwell
Kate Bellingrath
Kate Lapstey
Messrs. White
Smith
Acker
Wedgeworth
Wilson
Quinn
Edith Stetson Weds Samuel Coleman in Macon Church
The marriage of Miss Edith Stetson to Mr. Samuel Coleman, both of Macon, was held Wednesday evening at Mulberry Street Methodist Church. The ceremony drew many Anniston residents, noting Stetson's prominence and her long standing Georgia social standing.
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Edith Stetson
Samuel Coleman
Macon
Mulberry Street Methodist Church
Georgia
Anniston
Marriage rites unite Miss Virginia Camp and Dr. W R Bishop
In Columbus Georgia Miss Virginia Camp wed Dr W R Bishop of Talladega. The groom well known in Anniston for friendships and respect. Also noted is Miss Willie Kelly Alabama's missionary to China visiting for Bible Conference with host Mr M Reynolds on Tyler Hill. Nellie and Gertrude Sims on trip back to Munford after a visit to Mrs J H Callahan.
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Columbus, Ga
Virginia Camp
W. R. Bishop
Talladega
Willie Kelly
Alabama
China
Anniston
M. Reynolds
Tyler Hill
Nellie
Gertrude Simpson
Munford
J. H. Callahan
Wilmer Street
Increased Passengers Service on the Choctaw Route
Effective October 7th the Choctaw Route will operate three trains daily between Memphis and Hot Springs Ark. Double daily service to Indian and Oklahoma Territories with close connections for all points in Southwest Missouri Kansas Texas and the West.
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Memphis
Hot Springs Ark
Oklahoma Territories
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
West
It Girdles the Globe Bucklen Arnica Salve Ad
The fame of Bucklen s Arnica Salve as the best in the world extends round the earth. It is the one perfect healer of cuts corns burns bruises sores scalds boils ulcers felons aches pains and all skin eruptions. Only infallible pile cure 25¢ a box at Elam Drug Co.
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Bucklen
Elam Drug Co
Jacksonville Alabama Teachers College opens eighteenth year
The article promotes a state life certificate program at the Jacksonville Alabama school to prepare teachers. Demand for graduates exceeds supply. Board costs eight dollars per month while tuition is free. The eighteenth session begins September 11, 1900. Catalogue requests go to Co. W. Daugette, president.
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Diptoma
Preston Cure Promoted as Safe Drunkenness Remedy
An advertisement touts the Preston Cure as a safe reliable remedy that destroys desire for alcohol, rebuilds the system, renews vigor, sharpens intellect, strengthens nerves, and trains willpower to resist future temptations.
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Preston
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Ullman Bros
Mrs. Walter Brewer
Walter Brewer
Married Ladis Card Club
P. B. Brown
Ladies of Grace Church Guild
Noble Institute
Guild
Musical Club
Edward Baxter Perry
Perry
Columbian Club
Jessie Flowers
Birmingham
Maggie Lea
M. B. Wellborn
Miss Towers
Rome
Noble Street
Misses Wilson
Annistonians
The
Dehosl
Jacksonville, Ala
W. Daugette
Noble Street Theater
Aroe
Southern Stock Company
Preston Cure
Preston Cure Co
Philadelphia
No.7
South Tenth
St Martin
R. Julius Williams & Bro