Reception for Miss Heflin at First Methodist Church
The First Methodist ladies host an evening reception for Miss Heflin newly named deaconess. In the Sunday school room Dr and Mrs Brandon and Mrs J Norton will assist in receiving. A musical program and refreshments are planned. All church members and the congregation are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Heflin
the First Methodist Church
Brandon
J. ©. Norton
The
Missionary Society
Local social notes list moves and visits across cities
Mrs D B Walsh notes accompany relatives visits and guests in Jacksonville Montgomery and Birmingham. Miss Jessie Lipscomb and Miss Emma Lee Ledbetter arrive on Wilmer avenue and Christine respectively. Mrs Samuel Kennedy heads to Talladega, Rowman couple relocate on Leighton Street and Chives Woodruff, H P Robertson take new home corners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Lipscomb
Gaffner
South Carolina
Emma Lee Ledbetter
Wilmer Avenue
Samuel Kennedy
C. J. Howser
Talladega
Mrs. Oliver
Montgomery
Rowman
Leighton
7Th Street
Chives Woodruff
H. P. Robertson
Bowman
Seventeenth
Meade News Items Highlight Local Farm Work and Visits
July 2 Meade Alabama residents report crops thriving despite drought. Attendees join singing at Eulaton and visits among Doss Robertson Rhodes families. Leora McCaulla of Lincoln visits, plus Waddell and Haynes family news and Sunday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leora McCaulla
Lincoln
W. M. Doss
Higgins
M. H. Robertson
Annie
Lillie Doss
Miss Heath
Vera
Anna Mae Rhodes
Willie Rhodes
Choccolocco
Farmers Union Meeting Set Here on 16th and 17th
A family note states the Farmers' union will meet here on the 16th and 17th of the month. The first day is open to all and several good speakers will be present. Also mentioned is Grady Jones hosting a birthday dinner last Thursday for his young guests, deemed a delightful occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Union
Grady Jones
Atlantic and Gulf Portland Cement sale clears assets
Birmingham July 2. The assets of the Atlantic and Gulf Portland Cement company were sold for 630,600 at public outcry on the courthouse steps Wednesday noon. The property was bought in by G. R. Hartman for stockholders and bond holders, most of whom reside in Baltimore. Sale conducted by W. S. Lovell and J. H. McQ. Carter, trustees for reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Atlantic and Gulf Portland Cement Company
Court House
G. R. Hartman
Baltimore
W. S. Lovell
J. H. McQ. Carter
Morgan County Grand Jury Roasts Gov Emmet O Neal
Decatur July 2 The Morgan county law and equity court grand jury adjourned and roasts Governor Emmet O Neal in its report to Judge Thos W Wert It charges the governor with pardoning several men convicted locally for selling whisky and notes many true bills against alleged violators of state prohibition laws
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Decatur
Morgan County Law and Equity Court Grand Jury
Emmet O'Neal
Thos. W. Wert
Baby hippo adopts cat in Central Park
Congo the baby hippopotamus in Central Park has adopted a cat named Mrs Murphy. The hippo mother objects to the adoption and keepers fear the animal may harm the cat.
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Hippo
New York
Congo
Central Park
Banks in Alabama weigh Atlanta convention for Federal Reserve post
Atlanta is favored to host the Alabama bankers convention to choose a director for the Federal Reserve Bank. George H. Malone of Dothan leads Alabama’s bid, backed by major city and country banks, while McLane Tilton of Pell City faces backlash over mudslinging letters.
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Atlanta
Montgomery
Bankers of
Alabama
Federal Reserve Bank
Montgomery Clearing House
Atlanta Clearing House
George H. Malone
Dothan
Forma!ly
Malone
McLane Tilton
Pell City
Tilton
Calhoun County Institute for white teachers to begin
The Calhoun County Institute for white teachers opens Monday July 13 at 1 30 p m at the Annis ton county courthouse with H T Persons state education official present at 11 a m for enrollment before the 1 30 pm session. Patrons and Trustees Day July 15 features J B Hobdy discussing policies. An Institute of Instruction in Cambridge Mass starts July 1 with the American Institute of Instruction holding its eighty third annual convention at Harvard with leaders including Albert B Hart and Arthur W Dunn delivering talks.
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Calhoun County Institute For
Anniston
H. T. Persons
Colgrove
J. B. Hobdy
Auburn
Institute of Iestruction
Cambridge
Mass
American Institute of Instruction
Harvard University
Albert B. Hart
Harvard
Arthur W. Dunn
United States Bureau of Education
Baby Manurt After Falling Two Stories
Chicago July 2 Annette Williams a 14 month old child fell from a third story window to the street but was picked up uninjured.
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Chicago
Annette Williman
No Changes Planned in the Association
Chicago July 1 President Ban Jolson of the American league says he is too busy to discuss reports of a new big league. President Chivington of the American Association says no plans for a new league under organized baseball have been suggested and expects the circuit to weather Federal league competition.
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Chicago
Ban Jolson
American League
Chivington
American Association
Aniston Mayor Candidate Announces Re-Election Bid
At the solicitation of many voters of the city I announce my name as a candidate for re election to the office of mayor of the City of An niston subject to the action of the Democratic party My record is before you my desire is to continue to serve you and my purpose is to serve you even better than I have done in the past I respectfully solicit your votes for the office.
Announcement of Candidacy for Anniston Council
John F. Williams announces bid for city council from the Third Ward subject to Democratic primary. The notice identifies him as a candidate for councilman and connects his bid to party processes in Anniston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowmeil
Anniston
John F. Williams
Candidate Declares Run for Council From First Ward
Councilman Thereby announces candidacy for councilman in the First ward to succeed himself, pending action of the Democratic primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iyself
Fourth Ward Council Candidacy of J W McClurkin
J W McClurkin announces candidacy for Fourth ward councilman subject to August 3rd election date. He seeks support from residents and local organizations ahead of the vote.
Fourth Ward Councilman Primary Action Date
The notice states a date for the office of councilman from the Fourth ward subject to the action of the city Democratic primary for Jameps T. Gardner Jr. and related election proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward
Jameps T. Gardner, Jr
Lamar Jeffers Seeks Re election for Ward 5 Council Seat
The candidate announces his bid for re election in Ward 5 subject to the outcome of the Democratic primary. Lamar Jeffers aims to continue as councilman pending primary results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar Jeffers
Jesse Evans Seeks Re election for Ward 55 Council Seat
Jesse Evans announces bid for re election to the Ward 55 city council seat subject to the democratic primary. The statement signals continued campaign focus on local governance and party primary rules.
Waldrop seeks reelection to Second Ward council seat
Deve G. Waldrop announces his candidacy for reelection to the city council as councilman from the Second Ward with the Democratic primary set for August 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deve G. Waldrop
Fourth Ward Councilman Announces Candidacy
A. Burgess known as Uncle Jack announces he will run for councilman from the Third ward to succeed himself in the next city election, subject to action of the Shaler Houser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward
A. Burgess
Uncle Jack
Hollingsworth Seeks Re Election Councilman Post in First Ward
L S Hollingsworth announces candidacy for re election as councilman from the first ward subject to Democratic primary action.
First Democratic Primary Selects Councilman O M Alexander
The article notes the date for the councilman selection from the First Democratic primary naming O M Alexander as the candidate.
Por Councilman Seeks Re-election Date in Second Ward
The note states a councilman from the Second Ward plans another term with the date for re-election subject to J. M. Bagley. The item highlights local political steps and the involvement of Bagley in the process.
Councilman Election Date Set for Third Ward
The date for the Third Ward councilman election is announced, subject to Claude J. Shules. The notice outlines the planned electoral timing and governing authority.
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J. D. Daughdrill
M. A. Prye
John H. Frye
Roebuck Springs
Gordon Willox
Florida
Mrs. A. C. Calhoun
Henderson, N.C
Willie Baker
Mildred Johnston
St. Louis
Gertrude Hambleton Shepperd
A. H. Shepperd
Mrs. Wallace Cater
D. B. Walsh
Tona
Mount Clair
New Jersey
Della Strickland
Corrie Ward
Mre
Chuey Burdett
Jacksonville
Mrs. J. M. Sweets of
Mrs
Guy Sweets
Seventeenth Street
Horace Miller
C. J. Houser
James C. Sproull
Sarah Crook
Hardwick Ruth of
Emmett Crook
Christine
Margaret Houser
Ter
Henry Booth
J. Howser
Mien
Mattie Williams
Mre. S. W. Tate
Dumright
Oklahoma
Miet Mary Pace
Mies Williams
Hobart
MEAD
Hha
S. F. Haynes
Eulaton
S. J. Haynes
John Waddell
McFall
J. F. Waddell
Shady Grove
Rev
J. C. Jones
Cement Company
Selia Por
FE. O'Neal
Morgan
Lcyd
P. K
PewewWoor
Ala
Wayne Knit
LS A
Institute
Ban Johmson
Consolidated Pub. CO
Democratic Party
J. W. McClurkin
Jesse Evans
Shaler Houser
Firet
Hollingsworth
First Ward
O. M. Alexander
J. M. Bagley
Claude J. Shules
Piedmont Springs
W. H. Jackson
Piedmont
Oxford Lake
Red Hills
Georgia
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