Oxford Lake to Host Pickups Now Anistons in Ball Clash
In a disputed schedule the Oxford team will play at Oxford Lake tomorrow afternoon against the Pickups who have renamed themselves the Anistons. Manager Cater of the Pickups favors Oxford Lake. Cater claims the game will be at Oxford Lake as announced. A note from H. L. Cater explains the name change and urges supporters to attend, with plans to hold future games in Anniston after the Lake match.
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Oxfords
Oxford Lake
Anniston Colge
Ragan
Cater
Pickups
Anniston Diamond
Oxford
Anniston
Aniston's
Local figures depart and visit around Alabama towns
G H Norwood went to Jacksonville last night and returned. Dr F Constantine has returned from Birmingham. M Long has gone to Cedartown Ga. Marshall Wellborn of New Orleans visiting local relatives leaves for points north and east. J N Boyer heads to ash and Chattanooga. W R Richey of Eastaboga spent night in Agnarton. W R Bell of Eastaboga is in the city. J J Sykes of Montgomery spends the day here. James Madden returns home at Lincoln after visiting the Burns. Joe King returns to Montgomery. J C Graham goes to Pell City. G J Wilson of Postal Telegraph goes to Summerville Ga. T C Bensabaugh to Munford. G H Norwood returns from Jacksonville. J C Street in at Munford today. James K E Farrell leaves for Piedmont to install steam heating at the Piedmont hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Wellborn
New Orleans
M. B. and
Arthur H. Wellborn
G. J. Wilson
The
Postal Telegraph Company
Summerville, Ga
Katharine Luttrell to wed Profward Catthews at Oxford church
The Oxford Sunday note reports the wedding of Miss Katharine Luttrell to Prof. Edward F. Catthews of Hamilton Alabama at 7 30 p m on Angunt Ath. Deacon Wright and Rev G O Johnson will officiate with Miss Luttrell maid of honor and Mr Slaton of Nashville best man. After the ceremony the couple plan a honeymoon to Atlanta and other points, then reside in Hamilton, Alabama after August 10.
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Oxford
Angunt Ath
Misa Katharine Luttrell
Tward F. Catthes
Hamilton
Ala
Wright
Johnson
Luttrell
Canthen
Agricultures School of
Slaton
Nashville
Mary Hilton
Atlanta
Mia
Josh Draper
BE. A. Walker & Co
Noah Johnson
Middleton
Social news and visits from area residents
Mrs J A Rasbery of Atlanta returns home with Miss Laura L Langley after visiting Langley parents on West Seventeenth. Capitola Galatas leaves Montgomery after a Langley visit. Judge and Mrs James W Lapsley return from New York and other northern points. Several other locals and visitors travel to Birmingham Oxford Tallapoosa and Atlanta for short visits and gatherings.
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J. A. Rasbery
Atlanta
T. J. Langley
West Seventeenth Street
Laura L. Langley
James W. Lapsley
New York
Big singing convention at Delta Delta hosts three societies clash
A large singing convention is planned in Delta Clay county 18 miles southwest of Anniston on July 27 and 28. The Barefield Lineville and Dette societies will square off in a three cornered singing contest lasting both days with dinner on the grounds. Attendance from Anniston and Oxford is likely.
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Delta
Clay County
Anniston
Barefield
Lineville
Dette Society
Oxford
Anniston real estate firm calls for listings and sales
Locke Mountain & Co announces a summer advertising push and a concise property list starting next week. They seek to rent, sell, or lease homes and lots in West Anniston, especially between the railroad and Brown street, and note added staffer A Dishman to show properties and collect rents. They warn of high demand for farms timber and mineral lands and cite a 7 room Quintard Ave house and a 25 room hotel lease included.
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West Anniston
Brown Street
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Evening Star
Annistons
Cater’s
Eprron Evening Star
G. H. Norwood
Jacksonville
Dr. F. Constantine
Birmingham
M. Long
Cedartown
J. N. Boyer
Ash
Chattanooga
W. R. Richey
Eastaboga
Agnarton
W. R. Bell
J. J. Sykes
Montgomery
James Madden
Lincoln
Mrs. D. B. Burns
Joe King
J. C. Graham
Pell City
T. C. Bensabaugh
Munford
J. C. Street
James KE. Farrell
Piedmont
Calhoun
S. M. Smith
Calhoun Hotel
Kernutt
Walter Jones
Howle
the Star
Social
Loter
Maxie Snow
Mr. Clark Snow
T. J. Jackson
Talladega
Hattie Armentrout
Talladeg Springs
Misa [Duma Hughes
Silver Run
Anna
Nora Gannaway
Jenifer
Mises
Nellie Johnson
Cook
Houte
A. C. Stuckey
Rockwood, Tenn
Lancey H. Humphries
Chattanoo
Robert Hall
Capitola Galatas
Langley
L. Crook
Tallapoosa Springs
Bessie Denson
Marguerite Montgomery
Fastaboga
City
J. B. Ingram
Mrs. Ingram
R. H. Dobbs
Greensboro
Noble Institute
J. L. Murphy
Georgia
Henri Lion Barr
Sylacauga
Gram’s Wells
R. L. Bowcock
Tallapoosa, Ga
Ada Torbett
Texas
Mattie Gilliland
Attalla
J. W. Gilliland
Leighton Avenue
J. G. Bell
D. 8. Barnes
F. M. Cottle
Gadsden
Mrs. J. B. Shropshire
KE. T. Wright
Ivy W. Duggan
Ironaton
F. Duke
Mrs. Duke
Mrs. Haynie
Simpson
Bowdon
Blanche Edmondson
Bianca Randall
Mary Joe Caldwell
Edith Caldwell
New England House
H. Hall
12Th Street
Union Depot
Anniston, Alabama
Big
Levi's
Dove'’'S Candy Kitchen
Noble Street
H. Pelman
Towit
Cain
Rob'nson’s
Locke, Mountain & Co
Locke, Sawyer &Co
South
A. Dishman
Quintard Avenue
8Th
9Th
Oxford Lake Park
Amusement Building
King Stanley
Ray Knight, Jr
Georgie Lingard
George Fiske
Mr. Ludlow Allen
Mr. M. G. Rayfield
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