Social News and Visitor Notes From Local Town
Sig Rosa Jones plans a two week departure for the golden Avest with a house party in Pagettville. Miss Cora Ren and Miss Ritcheard are fellow Emerson College alumni visiting a Boston area friend. Lillie Harwood of Selma and Lebecca Harwood of Talladega, along with Ralph Birveona of Ireland, visit their mother on Brevens Avenue. Dalton and Mrs Hall and their family entertain at Wilmer Avenue. Miss Mary Jo Caldwell and Miss Edith Caldwell of Birmingham traveled yesterday toward Gadsden to visit cousin Miss Randall. Miss Mary and Miss Sarah N. of Talladega and Miss Emily Gay of Mobile are guests of Mrs Laura Kennedy. Mr and Mrs Mallore and daughter have returned from Eastonville.
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Sig Rosa Jones
Shepwill Ss
Pagettville
Cora Ren
Ritchard
Wni
Emerson College of
Aeint
Boston
Sam
Lillie Harwood
Selma
Lebecca Harwood
Talladea2
Ralph Birveona
Ire Pat
Brevens Avenue
Mary Jo
Edith Caldwell
Birmingham
Gadsden
Miss Randall
Fine foliage plants at one half value
Surplus fern plants in ten kinds and various sizes offered at half price to clear inventory. Large specimens priced down. smaller sizes promoted. Plants can be shipped with about 10 percent extra cost. Shipping paid by seller on orders of five dollars or more. Contact F J Ulbricht, Anniston Alabama, phone 503.
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Oater
F. J. Ulbricht
Anniston
Ala
Notable returns from various city and regional trips
Pat Allen returned from Long Island after a pleasure trip while L. C. Hussey came back from New York where he acted for the Anniston Trading Company. J. W. Comer returned from Birmingham and Rev. Dr. Smith of the Foreign Mission Board visited with friends. C. H. Krauss, head of Alabama Frog and Switch Co., returned from a northern vacation.
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Pat Allen
Long Island
L. C. Hussey
New York
Anniston Trading Company
Dr. Smith
Foreign Mission Board
Richmond
Jacksonville
C. H. Krauss
Alabama Frog & Switch Co
North
Better Than Spanking Home Treatment for Bed Wetting
An ad from Mrs. M. Summers promotes a home treatment for children who wet the bed. She asserts spanking is ineffective and urges mothers to write for information without charging any fee. She notes a constitutional cause and advises not to blame the child, implying many can’t help it.
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M. Summers
Notre Dame
Tnd
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