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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1911
Page
5
Tomorrow the feast of Pentecost will be observed with one mass at 8 o clock for children making their first Holy Communion after preparation. Sunday evening rosary litany and solemn benediction follow at 7 30. Father C P Stahl pastor. Salted Mullet Roe offered 20¢ a pound reg price 30¢. Sterne s Yane Reidinger Co porter call for groceries.
Dr. D D Simpson, president of Birmingham College and former pastor of the First Methodist Church, will visit Anniston and preach at the First Methodist Church tomorrow at 11 a m and 2 p m. He will also take charge of the pastor's Sunday school class. Rev George Stoves is at Sar Miss assisting in a prolonged strike and will not be present.
Sterne's proclaims a policy of freshness to prevent sickness and keep groceries pure. The shop highlights concentrated buying and selling to move stock quickly, noting advantage over smaller rivals in offering fast replenishment.
The Hilathea Class of the First Church will hold a book review in the Sunday School room Monday evening. A good musical program is arranged. The public is invited to attend and bring a donation for the class library. Refreshments will be served.
A concise note outlines the idea of a robust business plan supported by backing. It emphasizes practical steps and the need for credible financial or political support to advance wartime commerce initiatives.
The event will take place tomorrow evening at eight o clock under the auspices of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
Reading of an OCR fragment lists names such as Mgekoret Bluefish Brema and Dressed Catfish with partial references to Sterne Miller and Mevarty in this city, indicating a damaged notice or list.
Two one story six room cottages close in with immediate possession. Restaurant fixtures and store room in the heart of town to be leased. Possession can be given at once. We have ten thousand dollars to lend on improved city property.
Rev J W Bates invites all to a baptizing at the new furnace site at 10 a m Sunday June 4 followed by services at Pine Grove church at 11 a m All are welcome to both events hosted by A J Goodwin & Company at 1005 Noble Street at Pine Grove church.
Sunday school at 9 45 a m with preaching at 11 a m and 7 50 p m.
Beginning tomorrow Grace Church sets summer hours: 7 a.m. holy communion, 10 a.m. morning prayer and sermon, 5 p.m. Sunday school, 6 p.m. evening prayer.
The annual commencement exercises begin tomorrow night at Galilee Baptist Church corner Seventeenth Street and Cooper Avenue. President J. W. Overtren urges public attendance, with night programs at the church and day exercises at the school. The main commencement will be Tuesday night at the church.
Miss Alice Cochran aged 17 died at 5 30 p m Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Calhoun in the city. The sorrowful event follows illness of brief duration and is mourned by family and friends. Burial plans were to be announced by the family.
Mrs B Wood of 1004 West Tenth Street died after a long tuberculosis illness. The funeral was conducted by Rev Noah Stevens at Blue Mountain and the burial took place Saturday afternoon at 2 30 in Edgemont Cemetery.
Captain J. W. McAfee moved his residence to 923 Noble street. Commissioner M. N. Coker was in town on business yesterday. Captain A. W. Bell attended Auburn College trustees meeting. W. A. Silliman heads to York Alabama to visit sister Mrs. C. E. Lancaster for about ten days. Mrs. B. A. Embry returned to Birmingham after visiting Mrs. C. A. Hamilton on Moore avenue.
Anniston Typographical Union No. 419 will meet next Monday at 5:30 PM at Moore and Rudisill's office. Members are urged to attend for important business including the election of officers.
The Paris and London seasons see trouser skirts and harem outfits gain attention among the fashionable. Ladies like Lady Lister-Kaye and Mrs Bingham spark interest with bold ensembles while debates grow over propriety and adoption in Britain and America.
A quirky first person sketch recalls a man who dislikes strict forms and social quirks. The narrator critiques circular phrases and playful, metaphorical images of behavior and appearance.
A new spring fabric is embroidered cotton marquisette, with white marquisette already shown and color options possible. Embroidered robes in marquisette come with separate baud trimming for finish.
A historical column notes Japan’s early and persistent use of patent medicines with names such as Heal everything powders and Spirit cheering pills. It recounts Prince Saiho Maeda’s role in starting medicine credit at public doors, the Japanese distribution system, and the export of medicines abroad, while contrasting Western views on patent cures.
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