Silk trimmings and silhouette shift in dress designs
The text notes silk on quarter ounce spools favored by dressmakers for correct sit and twist in stitching. Pouched fronts give way to deer corselet and long narrow buckles, pointing to stomacher outlines. Large floral patterns suit thin gowns for warm days, with lace effects on bobbinet and shirred fabrics forming a key feature. Exaggerated long shoulders rise from deep lace collars while fichus offer a lighter alternative.
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Beat
Fichus
Social and Personal News From Anniston
Mr and Mrs R N Donavan leave for Wadley Ga for several weeks visit. E B E Cheatham returns after weeks away. Mrs F B L Field leaves for Wadley to visit relatives. Miss Mattie Hubbard and Miss Enma Perkins visit Rome and Chattanooga. Mrs O A Love visits Atlanta briefly. Mrs Milton et Smith and family visit Smith in Louisville Nashville railroad private car. J T Webb of Spring Garden visits the city. Young People Missionary society hosts a social Thursday at Judge W Tate’s home. Miss Naomi Funderburg guests of Miss Tarwater in Anniston. Miss Donnie Tarwater returns from Anniston to Anniston after visit. Miss Anna Vary Mable Wilkerson and Miss Lee travel toward Atlanta for K Y PLA convention. Miss Laura Rodenbecker of Birmingham visits K C Gibson. Misses Marie and Ruth Cheatham join father B B Cheatham and brother Rufus Cheatham. Cheatham family to board at Anniston College for summer. Mrs W J May and children return from Rome and Yellow Creek Falls. Claudia stays in Rome for several weeks. Edith Johnston visits Birmingham. Messrs Hunter and Will Norwood return from Bravewick after extended visit.
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Milton Et. Smith
Ident R Smith
Louisville Nashville Railroad
Troy, New
Smith
Milton
Louisville and Nashville
President Smith
Marie
Ruth Cheatham
Albany, Ga
Bb, EK. Cheatham
Rufus Cheatham
W. J. May
Rome
Yellow Creek Falls
Claudia
A Street Costume Of Bluet Hopsack
A stylish gown of bluet hopsack features a novel collar creating a long-shouldered look. Cross front strappings end in pendant govrna ment details and narrow plaits decorate the piece with Cortinelli stitching in matching silk along the skirt hem.
Pope in Critical Condition Amid Health Concerns
Vatican reports the pope remains critically ill with risk from a fresh cold. doctors note a relatively peaceful night and expect the regular medical bulletin. At six, Dr. Lapponi was resting while public anticipation grows for official updates. Nearby, Finley’s bath tubs are praised as the city’s largest and clearest.
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Vatican
Lapponi
Finley
Love Drug Co
Oxford Visitors and Local News in July Dispatch
Miss Lula Lloyd of Peaceburg visits aunt Mrs. J. M. Wakefield on McPherson street. Miss Cora Hughes of Coldwater shops in Oxford. Mrs. J. H. Yee and daughter Erma depart for Birmingham to visit Mrs. W. S. Burrow. Mr. Lee Wilson of Jenifer tours Oxford. Mr. B. B. Downing of Morrisville in town on business. J. D. McDonald leaves for Sylacauga after visiting Gus Miller. J. M. Stewart returns from Atlanta to Holmes Sanitarium where Mrs. Stewart improves. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets advertised by J. L. Wikle, Druggist.
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Oxford
Lula Lloyd
Peaceburg
J. M. Wakefield
McPherson Street
Cora Hughes
Coldwater
J. H. Yee
Erma
Birmingham
W. 8. Burrow
Lee Wilson
Jenifer
J. D. McDonald
Sylacauga
Gus Miller
Main Street
J. M. Stewart
Atlanta
Stewart
Holmes’ Sanitarium
Baptist Young Peoples Union meeting and Southern Railway fare offer
The Baptist Young Peoples Union of America sets a July 9 to 12 meeting with Southern Railway offering a round trip fare of one dollar and twenty five cents plus tax. Tickets go on sale July 8 to 10, with a final limit July 15 and an extension to August 15 possible for original purchasers who deposit tickets with a joint agent by July 15 and pay a fifty cent fee. The railway highlights an Atlan ta schedule with three daily trains to that point. For details contact H. F. Latimer or J. C. Lusk in Birmingham Alabama. Also listed is R. O. Watson for heavy hauling and moving services with phone 72.
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Baptist Young Peoples Union of America
Southern Railway
Atlanta
H. F. Latimer
J.C. Lusk
Birmingham
Ala
Travel ads announce return trip to Hot Springs via Iron Mountain
Advertisement lists rail fare to Hot Springs Arkansas with 82.00 round trip and return routes via Iron Mountain. Tickets available Wednesdays and Saturdays until September 80th from Southeast points. Booking inquiries directed to I. E. Rehlander in Chattanooga Tennessee with hotel and destination literature.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Iron Mountain
Farm Listings and Sales Service Marketing Notice
Southern Farms advertises farm buying and selling across Alabama Georgia and South Carolina. It claims 40 farms sold in three years and offers a monthly mailed list of farms for sale from E A Marshall P O Box R Anniston Alabama.
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Southern Farms
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
Marshall
Anniston
Ala
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Miller Drag Co
Whittle Springs CO
Whittle Springs
Tenn
Muller Drug CO
R. N. Donavan
Wadley
EB. E. Cheatham
Dixie Hardware Co
L Field
Wadley, Ga
Mattie Hubbard
Biratsingham
Enma Perkins
City
Chattanooga
Mrs. O. A. Love
J.T. Webb
Spring Garsden
Young People’s Missionary Society of
The
First Methodist Church
Naomi Funderburg
Tarwater
Gadsden
Times-News
Donnie Tarwater
G Times- News
Annle Vary
Mable Wilkerson
Mi Lee
Marion
Judge Crook
Iston
Laura Rodenbecker
Kt. C. Gibson
Wilmer Avenue
Edith Johnston
Mesara
Hunter
Will Norwood
Bravewick
Pope
Sap
the News OF Oxford
B. B. Downing
Morrisville
J. L. Wikle
Atlanta, Ga
R. O. Watson
White Mountain
Harrison
Pratt & Lambert
theAnniston Hardware Company
Anniston Hardware CO
White Dental Co
J.a.duubose,d.d.s
Hot Springs, Ark
I. E. Rehlander
TP A
West 9Th St
Chattanooga, Tenn
Scarbrough Drug: Co
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