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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1917

Page

3

Lady Society Notes and War Aid Appeal in Calhoun

A society column lists entertaining events in Anniston with Mrs. Walsh and Mrs. Blackmon hosting gatherings for guests including Mrs. Harry Kenger of Macon and Amelia Caldwell’s party en route to Philadelphia. The piece also notes a Red Cross war relief appeal urging Calhoun County women to sew bandages and garments for soldiers.

Amelia Caldwell Jackville Birmingham Philadelphia Union Sta Jcck Goodwyn the Lake Harry Belt Macon

Red Cross Seeks Volunteers for Local Workrooms

The An niston chapter central workroom is on Noble and Twelfth streets on the second floor of the Alabama Power Company building. Additional workrooms exist in Jacksonville and Oxford. Volunteers are urged to come two or three mornings a week for one hour each, fitting around other duties.

Anniston Noble and Twelfth Streets Alabama Power Company Jacksonville Oxford

Minority Commissioner Faces Trust in Montgomery Dept

Montgomery July 25 Special. J C Tyson the minority on the three member Montgomery commission told the body he did not like how his department was run. Employees came and went without consulting him and one ordered a large lead shipment without his input. Mayor Robertson said permission was given for the lead purchase as it was needed and Tyson could not be reached. Tyson asked for consultation on departmental matters and noted he has been minority throughout his term. His employees were elected over his protest.

Montgomery J. C. Tyson Robertson Tyson Mr. Tyson

Summer school for Sunday school workers opens at Northfield

The annual session of the Moody-founded summer school for Sunday school workers began in Northfield on July 25 and runs through August 1. Officials and leading workers from the International Sunday School Association will address the gathering.

Drive Out Catarrh With S. S. S. Remedy

A health ad urges readers to remove catarrh by taking vegetable blood purifier S. S. S. No minerals included, touted for 50 years of use. The ad promises blood purification, remedies for winter symptoms, and free medical guidance from Swift Specific in Atlanta.

Swift Atlanta

Alabama Hotel Men Begin Annual Meeting in Montgomery

Members of the Alabama Hotel Men's Association opened their annual meeting at the Gay-Teague roof garden in Montgomery. The group will discuss hotel operator issues before moving to Selma for the final session hosted by Selma hotel men. Harry New of the Molton Hotel Birmingham retires as president.

Montgomery Hotel Montgomery Alabama Hotel Men's Association Barden Selma Harry New Molton Hotel Birmingham

Negro Teachers Meet in Conference Today

New Orleans hosts the annual convention of the National Association of Teachers in Negro Schools with leading instructors from the South arriving. W H Singleton of Chattanooga presides as sessions open and continue through the week. Leading educators will address the gathering in what is expected to be a productive event.

New Orleans National Association of Teachers In Negro W. H. Singleton Chattanooga United States

Sergeant Lemesuire wounded as mob tries to halt escapees

Montgomery July 25 Special reports military police fired on an automobile to puncture tires while pursuing eleven soldiers who escaped the guard house. Sergeant Lemesuire of the Alabama brigade was hit in the shoulder and treated. police believed the car contained an escaped prisoner and redirected to the mobilization camp.

Montgomery Tuesaday Lemesuire Alabama Brigade

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Society D. B. Walsh John Masefield Harry Bellenger Fred J. Blackmon Ph Wheelert Rome Harry Kenger Mia Jack Good J. N. Robinson Americus, Ja Dean Quintard Avenue Lydia Borden Hattier Charles Gilbert Helen Gilbert Huntsville Carrie Sproull Rowe Wade Spoull James Newman Lyle McDaniel Nashville John B. Knox Knox Anne Bonds Carrie Leo Peeples Calhoun County France The Red School For Sunday Granger Liver Regulator Noord Dan Florida Cote Rowland Enigm Sheabox Chattanooga, Tee Usco’ ‘Plain J.C. Wheeler & Company Marion Holcomb Nancy, Ky Thedford Chamber of Commerce Committee On Chamber of Commerce Sam’ L. Crook O. H. Parker Committee On A. J. Goodwin
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