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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1911
Page
9
Protracted services will begin next Sunday at the Church of Christ with Evangelist Samuel D. Bernard arriving Tuesday from Madisonville Ky to preach throughout the series. His preaching is part of a long revival period announced by the church.
The county offers examinations for first grade certificates with a 9 a.m. Monday meeting for first time applicants and a 1 p.m. Tuesday session for those filing second and applying for first grade. Fees are Third grade 1, Second grade 1.50, First grade 2, Life certificates 3, payable before exams. H. T. Persons, county superintendent of education.
During the hot season freshness and purity of eatables are essential. Buy groceries from Sterne's to avoid sickness. Our policy is to keep items fresh, supported by our large trade and efficient stocking, which smaller stores cannot match.
Bass and Heard's Shoes advertise guaranteed service, style, and quality with emphasis on durable footwear and customer satisfaction.
Rev H C Harris of Lovelady Texas, an uncle of Rev Ira Harris of the Oxanna Baptist church, has arrived in Anniston to aid the pastor in the ongoing protracted service. He will preach every night, starting with tonight's service.
Grady Mulling of Clay County was charged with illicit distilling and given a partial preliminary investigation before Commissioner George B. Randolph. The proceeding continues tomorrow with testimony from Collector George B. McClurkin.
Shaler C. Houser and Miss Richie Norton an apprentice nurse were operated on for appendicitis by Dr. Cunningham Wilson of Birmingham at the Anniston hospital last night. Both patients are resting well today.
J. W. Mackwell of Atlanta is in the city on business. L. T. Smith, treasurer, Dr. K R L Bowcock, T W Coleman and John B Knox are attending the Southern golf tourney at Nashville this week.
A terse exchange reveals an employee avoiding vacation to prevent burdening the boss. The worker concedes the boss could cope but prefers not to expose the risk of absence.
Local want ads aim to boost profits by connecting buyers and sellers. Businesses report stronger listings and higher conversion as readers scan targeted categories. Readers seek bargains and opportunities across jobs services and goods segments.
The newest styles for July from UlIman Bros Home Journal Patterns arrive with fresh design ideas. Readers can expect a selection of pattern styles suitable for summer sewing projects and wardrobe updates.
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