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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1914
Page
2
A roundup of gatherings at Oxford Lake and area homes features Mrs. J. W. McElreath hosting guests Misses Helen and Catherine Linthicum of Birmingham with a rock party and ice course. Attendees include Misses Florrie Thompson Mary Pope Maybank Virginia O’Bryant Jennie Constantine Oxford Lorena Ingram Helen Ledbetter Hortense Simpson Sadie Ingram Wynness Tate and others.
Mme Caillaux, wife of the former premier, was acquitted Tuesday of murdering Le Figaro editor Gaston Calmette. She remains under tremendous nervous strain from the trial while M Caillaux plans retirement to seek peace.
Cincinnati report states Dr. C. A. L. Reed cured a 38 year old woman of epilepsy by surgically repositioning a prolapsed large intestine with two sharp margins. The patient had only epileptic seizures prior to the operation and recovered.
Calhoun County Alabama city court action where Jake Wharton must answer or demur to the bill within thirty days after August 31 1914. If he fails, a default decree will be entered. Clerk A H Chepp Red signs the notice dated July 3 1914.
In the event Mme Caillaux's health permits, he will accompany her husband to spend the rest of the summer at the Caillaux Villa.
A testimonial from Mrs Myrta Hietemm of Arkansas describes using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment to treat eczema on her child’s face. She reports complete recovery after two months and endorses Cuticura as a preventive skin care standard.
Mise G Itie and Bertha Venerable of Piedmont are guests of Mr. and Mrs. A Venerable. Marie and Reessie Alexander visit friends and relatives in Greenville this week. Mrs. M R Triaway and two daughters visit Memphis Georgia. Mrs. J Aderholt and two children to visit Mrs Emma Vansandt soon. J W Jones and daughter visit Melon Roberts. Margaret Notestine returns to Sulphur Springs after visiting Miss Milton West. Rebecca Morton to visit Piedmont Springs. Arthur Gaboury of North Carolina visiting his parents. J S Mundy returns to Rome after visiting Misses Gaboury. Marie Feetke and Annie Grace Connor return after visiting Miss Johnson of Rome who will soon go to the Philippines. Sarah Rodges of Talladega to visit Miss Louise Douthit today. Annie Lee Luanceford leaves for Sulphur Springs Sunday. George Connor of Birmingham visiting Misses Marie Burke and Annie Grace Connor at Bellview. Maggie Burke of Chatchee home for several days. Francis Vaughan returns from Gadsden and Asheville with sister Mrs L J Lonergan and Jessie Lee. Winnie Boone visiting friends in Rock Springs. Elizabeth Stevenson leaves for Port Royal to visit her uncle. Reynolds Crook returns from New York. Mrs Mark Weeaver visiting relatives in Rome this week. Dr and Mrs Forney’s daughter Elizabeth of Montgomery visiting Mr and Mrs Hormee Stevenson. Satie Hoke returns from Atlanta after visiting Mrs Peck. Elizabeth Goodman hosts a watermelon cutting.
Greenville Texas July 31 Texas survivors of the army of the Confederacy with wives and children have gathered for the annual reunion of the Texas division of the United Confederate Veterans. They are housed at a large camp at Fair Grounds and the two day program features an address by former Senator Joseph W Bailey.
In Anniston a friend praises Dr. Jesse Wikle as the hap piest man in town after the Democratic primary filing closes with no opposition for the mayor. Wikle jokes about a vacation while noting he will review the city editor’s financial report before deciding where to go.
Selma July 21 A meeting of the board of directors of the Black Belt Fair Association formed in Marion last week will be held here on Monday August 10. The group aims to secure better attractions for the fair to be held in central Alabama counties this fall. Dallas county is a member, but no fair will be held there this fall.
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