Oxford News Highlights Local Points and People
Dee Evans of Vineville visits Oxford and transacts business with Annis ton and Oxford merchants. Fowler Allen of Fitzgerald and Miss Allen of Anniston guests at Draper home. Book keeper Louie Aderholt of Anniston leaves for Hot Springs for a vacation. Rev. George F. Cathrell leaves for Talladega for services. Howard College president A. P. Montague to preach at 11 am at the Baptist church with a children’s service at night. William Turnipseed’s condition worsens and death is feared. Miss Trixie Humphries wins silver water filter at Oxford lake park theater. Local visitors include Jim Mattison and T. A. Gannon. Postcards from Eden Hall and Robert A. Hingson report a East trip. No preaching at Christian church. other churches hold regular services. Self culture club studies Greece and France history and literature for 1907-08. prospectus by A I Bullard due in September. Club officers listed. Local farmers union holds a session at Odd Fellows’ ball. Gertrude Collins returns to Anniston after visit.
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Self Culture Club
Greece
France
A . Bullard
Joe BE. Aderhold
James W. Cunningham
W. H. Cooper
A. I. Bullard
W. W. Whiteside
M. A. Smith
D. H. Smith
A. Humphries
Frank Reynolds
J. R. Perkins
Hicks Capuchine Promises Quick Relief from Ailments
An advertisement claims Hicks Capuchine is not narcotic or dope and supposedly cures headaches sour stomach indigestion pains and colds. It touts immediate liquid effects and pleasant taste with bottle sales at all drug stores.
District Sunday School Meeting Set for July 28 at Mt Gilead
A district wide Sunday school convention for Beats 6 7 and 19 will be held Sunday July 28 at Mt Gilead Baptist church. Delegates are urged from all Sunday schools in the district. The program runs 10 a m to 5 pm with sessions on scripture study temperance and international Sunday school work led by local pastors and educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Gilead Church
Mt. Gilead Baptist Church
W. H. ©. Burrell
S. A. Russell
Anniston
C. A. J. Hollingsworth
Jacksonville
Temperance
A. Russell
B. G. Duke
R. L. Cater
T. L. Harvey
G. M. Phillips
Manners Outside the Navy and Presidential Visits
A historical note contrasts sailors' formal respect for rank when presidents tour ships with informal greetings at times of departure. It recalls ceremonies at the gangway, uniform officers, marine guards, a national flag, a four-ruff, band, and a twenty one gun salute, then cites a rare informal reception and crew reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Marine Guard
Liam
Luff
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Frank Snow
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Tom Draper
Main Street
Louie Aderholt
Globe
George F. Cathrell
Talladega
A. P. Montague
Howard College
Baptist Church
W. M. Striplin
Chulafinee
William 0. Turnipseed
Mr. Turnipseed
Trixie Humphries
A. M. Humphries
Oxford Lake Park Theater
Jim Mattison
Silver Run
T. A. Gannon
Eden Hall
Robert A. Hingson
J. W. McClurkie
Farmers’ Union
Odd Fellows’ Ball
Gertrude Collins
Misses
Children’s
Oxfords
K. A. Walker & Cos
Chiffon Lawn
MelIntyre
First National Bank
M. B. Wellborn
W. W. Stringfellow
H. A. Young
A. J. Goodwin
Vaudeville
Mlle
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Europe
John J. Anderson
Ludlow Allen
Mrs
Jack Wyley
Bertha Holland
Anniston City Land Company
WM. A. Davis
Max
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