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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1903
Page
8
Francis May Monasmith of Chicago will give two illustrated lectures to mothers and daughters in the auditorium Tuesday and Wednesday at 4 pm on mental moral and physical development health happiness and beauty. No admission will be charged.
The Phoenix club held a delightful dance at the Columbian hall Saturday evening. Guests included Miss Rose Sterne Eufaula and many others from cities like Nashville Selma Birmingham Montgomery Mesars Heinberg Wilberne Markstein and Levi families. Visitors Mr and Mrs Wagenial and Mr and Mrs Charles Sits joined hosts Mr and Mrs M J Hayes on Eighteenth street.
Mrs J B Lemon entertained about thirty five youths aged thirteen to sixteen in honor of Miss Irma Foster of Dallas Ga. The home was decorated in national colors with a Washington portrait, fruit punch and rifle balls served, and games played. Prizes went to Miss Mary Weatherly with Master Tom Bell as booby. refreshments followed. Assistants were Mrs Tumlin and Miss Viola Farley.
Anniston players dominated the Highland Golf Club tournament held Friday and Saturday. Archibald Henderson won the championship cup, R L Bowcock took the treasurer’s cup, Snow Perkins the Highland Cup, and D W Neming the consolation cup.
Rev. John B E Barnard has been elected pastor of the First Baptist Church. He has not yet been notified and may or may not accept. Barnard will arrive today to begin revival services at the tent on Fourteenth Street and Moore Avenue.
The Montgomery event continues with 700 soldiers set to attend. Lieutenant Colonel F. P. McConnel of Talladega will command the regiment, with staff officers including Captain Hughes B. Kennedy as adjutant and Captain Walter H. Gardner among other captains serving in key posts.
J L Wikle advertises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a money back guarantee. It markets to soldiers and commands officers including duty Captain J B Shellout and Major L Morris and mentions surgeons captains Heacock Hall Nixon Wikle. The text promises universal efficacy for bowel complaints and notes availability through J L Wikle.
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