Society Notes Highlight Local Bridge and Weddings
Tuesday activities include Mrs Chives entertaining the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club at the Country Club with guest Miss Nan Walker and a 4 30 Book Club at the Pastorium hosted by Mrs W B Yarborough. Wednesday features Flag Day observance by the Bienville Chapter D A R with hostess Miss Emily Tyler and the wedding of Miss Nell Johnson to Mr Stephen R Thompson at the bride's sister's home.
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Mra. Chives
M. Woodruff
Country Club
Mise Nan Walker
Mra
W. BF
Yarborough
Pastorium
Bienville
D. of
A. St
Emily Tyler
Nell Johnson
Stephen R. Thompson
Stokely Caudle
Elliott Caldwells Honor Carey Porney and Kyle Elliott
Mrs. Sarah Forney Caldwell invites at St Johns Church Jacksonville Alabama for the June 27 1911 wedding of Carey Porney to Kyle Elliott. The notice includes separate invitations for Carrie Cochrane and Chester Luckett Kolstad in Buffalo New York with reception at 52 Queen Street Palestine Texas. A lawn party at The Pines honors guest Miss Ocelia Houston of Birmingham hosted by Miss Nellie Tyler with guests Leila Carrington Louise Musgrove Melanie Gordon Elizabeth Willett Alice Weatherly and Chester Bell among others.
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Sarah Forney Caldwell
Carey Porney
Hajes Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Deafness Cure
An old advertisement proclaims a cure for deafness via a constitutional remedy for catarrh. It asserts Eustachian tube inflammation causes hearing loss and offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured, with mentions of Haji's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Haji
F. J. Cheney &O
Toledo
Ledeiste
Hall
Four Men Lift Stone Remnant Details
Continued report notes Mrs KE W Ledbetter and a well known Anniston figure, recently away since Auburn graduation, who joined the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company and has remained employed there.
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KE. W. Ledbetter
Anniston
Auburn
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Mrs Linthicum Dies in Birmingham After Anniston Ties
Mrs Kate Linthicum wife of George W Linthicum died suddenly from heart failure between 3 and 4 AM at her Birmingham home. Funeral services were held in Birmingham and burial took place in Ringgold Georgia. She was 74 and survived by her husband and daughter KEBE Linthicum with granddaughters Mrs Hugh Dobbins and Mrs Lon Weathers.
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Kate Linthicum
George W. Linthicum
Anniston
Birmingham
Ringgold
Porter
Linthicum
Kebe
Hugh Dobbins
Lon Weathers
Young Man IT as He Presents Candy to Pretty Girl
A playful scene centers on a young man who gives a pretty girl a pound box of candy and becomes IT. The joke hints he will stay IT until another suitor arrives with a two pound box, shifting the role.
The Price Bill Sparks Lawyer Clarification Fee
A client protests an exorbitant bill with passages unclear to them. The lawyer offers to explain but warns that clarification will cost $100, stressing a need to resolve the charges.
Oxford School Board Elects Two Teachers in Summer Session
At a June 13 meeting the Oxford school board elected Miss Belle Andrews as primary teacher and Miss Mabel Noble as third grade teacher. Other positions remain to be filled with elections planned for late June. Various residents and visitors are noted returning or traveling, including Miss Lula Dodd from Jasper and Miss Carrie Draper from New York.
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Oxford
Belle Andrews
Mabel Noble
Brassey Sings Sermon in Parish Church Rally
London reports that Leonora Brassey MP and noted rider conducted a church service at Apelthorpe parish after the vicar failed to find a replacement rector. He read the lessons led hymns and delivered an informal sermon praised for common sense and sporting slang. Classified ads note work listings amid news.
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London
Leonora Breassey
Northampton
England
Apelthorpe
M. P
Fotheringay
Brassey
Bragsey
Droughtcontinues as farmers plead for rain in Kentucky
Louisville Kentucky June 13 crops suffer due to drought. Farmers warn irreparable damage if rains do not come soon.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Still in Jail in Pearce Kennedy Feud Cases
None of the remaining defendants in the Pearce Kennedy feud cases confined in the Calhoun county jail have succeeded in making bond, according to Judge 8. W. Tate, attorney for the men.
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Calhoun County
8. W. Tate
Hauling Services Advertised With Fast Dispatch
Telephone No 72 and get Watson to do your hauling. Plenty of teams wagons and men. Everything in this line handled with dispatch sac care. jy3-tt.
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Watson
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Fred Hale
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Osborne H. Parker
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Laura Kennedy
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Bridge
Gladys Cauble
Atlanta
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Eugenia Salley
Orangeburg
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Kyle Elliott
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LaFayette Street
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News of Oxford
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Lula Dodd
Jasper
Carrie Draper
Columbia University
Elizabeth Glass
Georgetown
Nelle Bagley
H. L. Brown
Sam Crook
W. W. Whiteside
Clarence Hudson
DeArmanville
L. B. Miller
Ross Davenport
Gray Street
W. Page of
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Mrs. Stokes
Texarkana
R. McCain
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