Society Notes Highlight Lavender Tea And Community Events
Anniston society guests attend a lavender themed bridge tea at Mrs Roberta's house honoring Miss Viola Farley. A series of parties also feature Union Teachers' Training Class exams and Parker Memorial church graduation events.
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Thomas Scott Roberta
Leone Robinson
Roberta
Viola Farley
Anniston
Mrs. Roberts
Miss Robinson
Miss Farley
Miss van Cott
Mateh
Fannie Miller
Murfreesboro
Horace Miller
Eloise Perry Robinson
Union
Belt White
Parker Memorial Church
International Sunday School Association
Walter Robinson
Christine Place
Robert Noble
Colon
Panama
Elks Convention Opens in Tuscaloosa With Festive Program
Alabama State Association of Elks meets in Tuscaloosa with large attendance. Events include opening exercises led by Mayor Bro. W. M. Faulk, Band performances, business sessions, a flag day program, a Tuscaloosa versus Ensley ball game, and social gatherings at the Elks Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
Alabama State Association of Elks
Elks
Banda
Keys of
University Campus
Ensley Vs
Elks Auditorium
Star Spangled Banner
S. B. Harris
M. T. Ormond
Auld Lang Syne
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with $100 reward
An 19th century house advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh, claiming it cures constitutional disease by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers $100 for any failure and invites testimonials while noting retail price and companion pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Burglars chloroform entire family near Brighton
Burglars entered A. R. Crowder’s Ruthledge Springs home on the North Bessemer car line Saturday night and chloroformed the family before ransacking the house. They took $245 cash and an Elgin watch and chain. Bloodhounds followed the trail through Wylam and Ensley. sheriff’s deputies investigate and expect to catch the burglars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
A. R. Crowder
Ruthledge Springs
Brighton
Bessemer
Crowder
Doyle
Bessemer Fire Department
Wylam
Ensley
Mr. Crowder
Bing
Otis D. Smith Hanged for Sister’s Murder in Jacksonville
Jacksonville Fla June 14 Otis D Smith was executed for killing his sister Cora B Smith several months ago. He faced death bravely and bade those present goodbye. His neck broke on the fall making him the first white man hanged there in thirty years. In a preexecution letter he accused two Atlanta men of ruining his sister and attacked them. He had appeared religious in recent times. LET A WANT AD. DO THE WORK.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Otis D. Smith
Cora B. Smith
Goodby
Smith
Atlanta
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Joseph Eros
Thorwald Eros
St. Bernard College, Cullman
Cleveland Eros
Bessie Woodruff
Miss Simpson
Norfolk, Va
Miss Shields
New Orleans
Talladega
Miss Slaughter
Miss Hender
Miss Woodruff
Marvin Hill
Leon Ullman
New York City
Sara Lee Tumlin
Cartersville
James .Lemon
Christine Avenue
DeJearnette
Montgomery
W. J. Stone
Quintard Avenue
Modan Club
Charles Davidson
James Keith
Gadsden
Attalla
William Orrison
John Dunlap
Keith
Josephine N. Keith
Freischuetz
Aileen Douglas
Theoreen Elliott
Juliet Davidson
Ethel Houser
Montevallo
Carl Houser
Wilmer Avenue
Mary McGlohan
Lucy Tyler
Emma Lee Ledbetter
Hattie
Alberta Glover
Lottie Slaughter
James Glass
Fairbanks
Eva Glass
Nan Kelly
Sewanee, Tenn
Mrs. Fitzpatrick
Wetumpka
Dr. J. B. Kelly
Messrs
William A. Davis
John Simpson
Vanderbilt
H. F. Williamson
Miss Williamson
Douglas
Boston
Booth Bay Harbor
Maine
J. H. Snodgrass
Texas
Mary
Lizzie Noell
J. W. Carlin
New York Times
Alabama
Bro
J. C
Brown
R. T. Goodwin
Elks Home
Esquire
Mesdames Leach
Brandon
America
FE. J. Crossin
Elks Au
River View
River View Park
Druggista
Sister
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