Misses Lynch Entertained Visitors at Porch Party
A cordial porch gathering was hosted yesterday by the Misses Lynch in honor of their friend Miss Ilen Temkee of Opelika. The event featured pink and white decor, several contests won by Miss Hazeldine Caudle, and a punch table managed by Miss Ouida Lynch with pink and white sweets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Judge Britton
Ella Culbersom
Dorothy Quinm
Marty Bite Landham
Pearl Merrill
Virginia
Aliee Clarke Carre
Atagusta Vann
Martha Mallory
Social notes from local residents travel and visits
By MIRS. D. 8. WALSH Phone 471. Mrs. Hillier Robbeson left yesterday for Dothan to remain for some time. Mrs. TH Hopkins returned from Clairmont Sprimags after a several week visit. Miss Willie Mae White left for Childersburg to join a house party hosted by Miss Ruth Limbaugh. Miss Mary L Demrman of Jackson ville visits sister Mrs. James W Stewart on Leighton Avenue. Miss Martha Ree will host a lawn party Friday afternoon for her cousin Miss Margaret Patterson of Tallassee. Mrs. Claude Robinson and her two children Elizabeth and Perry Robinson left for Baltimore to visit sister Mrs. Payne. Hugh Reynolds Allison stays with parents Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Reynolds on Leighton Avenue. Dr. Roy Woodraaff of Tennessee Coal Company at Wallace visits parents Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff. Mrs. John R Stratton of Baltimore visits cousin Mrs. Niel Sterne then goes to Montague Tennessee to visit Mrs. George Eager before returning home. Mr. James Luckein Bagg returns to Farmville Virginia after visiting C. D. Woodruff. Mrs. Bagg will stay with her parents until August. Miss Lorena Teecram visits friends in Piedmont. Mrs. Ingram with children at Hill Crest. sister Mrs. Savage of Birmingham visits Hill Crest.
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James Luckein Bagg
Farmville
Vas
C. D. Woodruff
Tired feet find relief with TI2 foot remedy ad
An advertising snippet promotes TI2 a foot product claiming to ease burning aching and sore feet. It urges readers to buy a 25 cent box from druggists or department stores to end foot torture and allow smaller shoes for comfort and happiness.
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Reves Real
Snake Cut Off Water Supply In Farm Pipe
July 23 in Mountain Creek Veteran Wash Copeland killed a large water moccasin that backed into a six inch water supply pipe to the reservoir serving local homes. Captain Simpson dispatched farm hands to dig up pipes and the dead snake was found lodged inside after a full day of work.
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Mountain Creek
Plow Plant Proposed for Anniston as Local Investors
Local men consider establishing the Anniston Plow & Tool Company with stock at 100 per share. Col Blackmon notes pipe plants already boost the city, while a committee plans to approach the Commercial Club to organize funding and a five to seven member board to locate the factory in Anniston Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Plackhow
Blackmon
Annietom
Col. Blackmon
Col ES Lackman
Thos
Atmmiston Plow & Toot Company
We. H. Zinn
MB. Wrelborn
Kilby
James
Sproul
South Carolina Farmers To Convene In Anderson for Union Meeting
Visitors from across the state converge on Anderson July 23 for the eighth annual meeting of the South Carolina State Farmers' Union. The agenda centers on expanding membership and influence of the organization. Delegates will be hosted at Temson College tomorrow.
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Anderson
8. C
Anderson Torday
South Carolina
Battle Ammiversary Observed in Atlanta Today
In Atlanta the fiftieth anniversary of the Battle of Atlanta was observed with UCV and allied groups. The 50 year mark recalls Hood's sortie against Sherman at Peach Tree Creek where Gen Moe Pherson of the Union and Gen W H T Walker of the Confederates died. The Confederate assault was initially successful but repulsed.
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Atlanta
United Confederate Veterans
Hood
Sher- Man
Pe@ecator
MoePherson
W.H. T. Walker
Peace council to be held at Constance next year
Representatives from multiple denominations sail from New York to attend the world church peace council to be held in Constance, Switzerland, as a precursor to a 1916 Hague Peace Conference. The Church Peace Union, founded by Andrew Carnegie with a 2 million dollar endowment, aims to mediate international disputes. Attendees include Dr. David J. Creer, Cardinal Gibbons, Cardinal Farley, and others from the United States and Europe.
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New York
World Church Peace
Constamece
Switzerland
Cornell Fe
Hague
Cormaresy
Church Preece Union
Wms
Andrew Carnegie
David J Creer
ePshop
union @ red
Gibbons
Farley
Oae
Constance
Lh. Hendrix
Kans City
Dehorn
W. Ander
Erm
Cincinnati
Rielerp
J. W. Hem. Ppoon
Boxton
William AdamesFrown
Union Theological Seplemery
Walter Taidlaw
The
Federation of Charettes
Edwin D. Micad
World Peace Foundation
Mermiston Holt
Gibbons Reaches 20th Birthday After Rome Trip
A fragment notes Gibbons reaching his twentieth birthday while in Baltimore Maryland. The text hints at fatigue from a recent journey to Rome and observes his health as apparently excellent despite weariness.
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Baltimore
Rome
Jad Salts Promises Kidney Relief From Urinary Troubles
An advertisement touts Jad Salts as a kidney cleanser that dissolves kidney burdens and neutralizes acids in urine. It claims improved kidney function after a few days with daily doses and water, urging readers to ask pharmacists for four ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fian Maihick
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Sellers' Infirmary
Alice Clarke Carre
C. M. Martin
Mirs
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Willie Mae White
Childersburg
Ruth Limbaugh
Mary L. Demrman
Jacksonvile
Mire
James W. Stewart
Leighton Avenue
Martha Ree
Breer
Margaret Patterson
Tallassee
Claide Robdinson
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Roy Woodraaff
Time Tennessee Coat Company
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