City News Highlights from Rome and Nearby Areas
Rome editor John Seay visited Anniston at the invitation of Alex Sutherland while D B Lacy traveled to Birmingham. Rev R E K Douglas of Nichola sville Ky preached at the hot Presbyterian church and impressed a large crowd. Bush Armentrout, once at Southern Car and Foundry, is recovering at home near Oxford. Piedmont Inquirer editor R R Tomlin is in town today. W L King joins R B Garner at Anniston. Louis and Herman Saks of Birmingham spent Sunday here. A G Patterson of Falkville visited. Both Southern passenger trains were an hour late. Ashley Mooring returned from Oklahoma. R P Thomason came back from Birmingham. Len Greer returned from South Alabama. J F Hicks, brick contractor for Dimmick Pipe works, reports progress on the North Birmingham plant. Cadet Horace Ware from Auburn home for a week. Robert D Allen of Atlanta Supply Co. spent Sunday with family.
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Dimmick Pipe Works
Birmingham
Hicks
Dimmick
Society Notes From Meridian Visitors and Travel
Mrs. and Mrs. M. M. Martin of Meridian Miss spent Sunday in the city visiting Mrs. Martins parents Mr and Mrs C D Woodruff on Marvin Hill. Mr Fred Knight returned to Decatur after a visit to relatives and friends in the city. Mr J Hillman returned today to Baltimore. Mrs Hillman sister of Mr Jos Lake will remain in Anniston until April. Mr Hillman brought his wife south for health. She is staying at Mrs Bakers on Quintard avenue. Mrs Frank H Bussey left this morning for Manila to join her husband now serving as a civilian employee of the government. Mrs Bussey traveled to Atlanta then to San Francisco and will sail from Manila about the fourth of next month. Mrs BR Saywell Mrs Russeys mother accompanied her daughter as far as Atlanta.
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Bh. M. Martin
Meridian
Miss
City
Fred Knight
Decatur
J. Hillman
Baltimore
Hillman
Jos Lake
Anniston
Frank H. Bussey
Manila
Elegant two story nine room residence rental
For rent an elegant two story nine room home associated with Mr. Eichelberger on the Oxford car line. Features include a large garden and a splendid neighborhood with full conveniences. Rent $16.50 per month to acceptable tenants. inquiries to J. S. Kelly, Oxford or R. H. Cobb, Anniston.
Birmingham Chain Gang Case Stimulates City Court
Mayer Henderson presided over a busy police court session with several fines. Ed Burton, a white man, pleaded guilty to carrying concealed weapons after escaping from a Birmingham chain gang. fined 50 and costs and to be linked to street work in Annis ton. Handy Crook was fined 1 dollar and costs for leaving his team unattended after arguing his cold feet. The mayor then delivered a strict lecture to ten cotton factory youths aged ten to fifteen about rock throwing, warning they face street labor if incidents recur.
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Mayer Henderson
Coats
Ed Burton
Birmingham
Anniston
Burton
Ti Ia
Handy Crook
Cdl
Siindy
Handy
Crook
Recorder
Henderson
Morgan Carries Crenshaw County by Two to One
Returns from Crenshaw county show Morgan leading by about two to one with 950 votes for Morgan and 521 for Johnston from eighteen boxes. Five boxes remain to be tallied, expected to increase Morgan's majority.
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Montgomery
Crenshaw County
Morgan
Johnston
Levy's Pressing Club Grows in Popular Favor
Levy's Pressing Club continues to grow in popular favor as members are noted for their neatly creased trousers and smart appearance. The piece highlights the club's appeal and emphasis on tidy dress.
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Levy
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Ll.oo
Noble and
Eleventh Streets
John Seay
Rome
Alex Sutherland
D. B. Lacy
R. EK. Douglas
Nicholasville
Presbyterian
Douglas
Peter
Noble Institute
Bush Armentrout
Southern Car and Foundry Co
Oxford
R. R. Tomlin
The
Piedmont Inquirer
W. L. King
R. BK. Garner
Hetlin
Messrs. Louis and
Herman Saks
A. G. Patterson
Falkville
Southern
Ashley Mooring
Oklahoma
R. P. Thomason
Len Greer
Points
South
Alabama
J. F. Hicks
Horace Ware
Auburn
Robert D. Allen
Atlanta Supply Co
Lepy
Chattanooga Beer
R. E. Garner
Dea’er
Crenshaw
A. R. Noble
J. F. James
W.E. Hulsey
Sec. and
Treas
A.R. Noble & CO. Real Estate Agents
Old Savings Bank Building
Opera House
Noble Street
i_andham & Co’s
Mestic Wines
Bartholomay Beer
M. Markstein
J. A. Magnus & CO
Tenth & Noble Sts
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