Society Notes: Anniston Social World and Visitors
Society notes cover events in Anniston and visiting guests. Local social activities include gatherings at homes, church events, and club meetings featuring prominent residents and guests from nearby towns.
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Annistonians
Wedding at Governor's Island Draws Army Officers
Miss Mary Pullman daughter of Col J W Siliman and Lt Edward E Farnsworth wed in the chapel of St Mary Star of the Sea on Governor's Island at noon. The ceremony was attended by officers including Capt Cilover and Lt Farnsworth in a West Point family tied event. Farnsworth after the ceremony will move to Fort Hamilton where he is stationed.
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Governor's Island
Star
New York
Church of St. Mary
Star of the Sea
Mary Pullman
Col. J. W. Siliman
Edward E. Farnsworth
Mra. Taylor Avana
Hng Robler D. Evans
Cilover
Artiliere
I S.A
Wedheta
Farnsworth
Fort Hamilton
Army
West Point
Callaway Sells Home and Leaves Anniston for Atlanta
Mr. W P Callaway sells his Quintard avenue residence to Dr W Y White and departs for Atlanta to take renewal agent duties for Empire Life Insurance. He is succeeded as chief clerk to General Manager W A Davis by Mr. Victor Powell. The note lists local social moves, visits, and upcoming events across Anniston society.
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W. P. Callaway
Quintard Avenue
W. Y. White
Callaway
Atlanta
Empire Life Insuranmge Company
W. A. Davis
Anniston City Tahd Company
Alabama Mineral Land Company
South Anniston Land Canyvan
Victor Powell
Anniston
Mrs. Callaway
Geography as a sleep aid: a Philadelphia Record tip
A downtown druggist suggests using geography studies to stop sleepless nights. A man unable to sleep learns to name states, then counties, capitals, and county seats, using atlas checks to drift off within ten minutes. The piece frames geography as an effective narcotic.
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Philadelphia Record
The Chameleon Goshawk and Its Changing Plumage
The author notes the goshawk changes through many plumages and eye colors from a pale blue young bird with white down to dark brown with pale yellow eyes, then blue slaty stages, then yellow orange pink, finally reaching a deep red adult. Manly Hardy comments on its beauty.
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Ulis
Hawk
Manly Hardy
Gashawk
First Baptist Church of Anniston Builds Debt Free
Three years and a half ago the First Baptist Church of Anniston Alabama had no church and no money to build. Now a $10 000 building stands free of debt thanks to the home mission board the state board of missions and local supporters. The conference notes heartfelt thanks on June 30 1907 signed by A G Spinks moderator and M'Cormick chief clerk.
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First Baptist Church of
Anniston
Ala
Home Mission Board
State Board of Missions
A. G. Spinks
Mod
Fr. O
M’cormick
C. C
Mechanicsburg Centenary Celebrated With Two Day Events
Mechanicsburg Pa marks 100 years since settlement with a two day centennial celebration detailing mass meetings athletic events parades and historical exercises. The town once known as Pinchgut Stoufferstown and Drytown was incorporated as a borough in 1828 and renamed Mechanicsburg.
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Mechanicsburg
Cumberland Valley
Matinee at Oxford Lake Park Theater Daily
A daily matinee is scheduled at 3 30 p m at the Oxford Lake Park Theater with showings for patrons.
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Matinee
Oxford Lake Park Theater
Verdi Sought Rest by Locking Piano at Montecatini
The famed composer Verdi fled adulation at Montecatini finding refuge by locking a grand piano and tossing its key into an abyss after seeing Il Trovatore on the rack. He asked for a new key only after leaving, to preserve the scarce quiet he valued.
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Verdi
Montecatini
New York Tribune
Local Meat Market Promotes Seasonal Fresh Cuts
The shop advertises lamb and chops as the season's tastiest meat with top quality beef veal pork dressed poultry and other meats. A full line of canned goods for soups is also offered and the owner urges trade.
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