Travelers Plan Birmingham Trip for Alabama Travers Association
Annisted members of the Alabama Travers' Association plan to attend the group's annual convention in Birmingham in late July. James M. Bowman from this city serves as one of the association's vice presidents. A free coffee demonstration is offered at G. W. Benton’s, 1224 Noble Street, on Friday and Saturday June 16 and 17 with Sun shine cakes and crackers served alongside coffee. Crepe De Chine waists in black, flesh and white priced at 2.75 and 3.00 from Ullman Bros.
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Birmingham
Alabama Travers’ Association
James M. Bowman
G. W. Benton
Noble Street
Junk Yard Ad in Anniston Alabama
Sunshine and Levinson advertise as headquarters for junk in Anniston Alabama buying scrap iron broken automobiles scrap copper brass rubber grain bags rags bones paper stock and all other junk with phone contact 897.
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Sunshine & Levinson
Anniston
Ala
Quality Paper Buy Service Advert In Anniston
We buy magazines newspapers and all kind waste paper from schools newspaper men banks and offices. Phone 897 Anniston Ala Quality always wins Orrig hag stood the test for half a century.
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Orrig Hag
Sunday School Evangelist to Preach at Christ Church
Homer F. Cooke, Bible School Superintendent of the Church of Christ for the Southeastern States, will visit Anniston next Sunday to preach at East Eleventh Street Church of Christ in morning and evening services. The church urges full attendance to hear this noted Sunday school evangelist.
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Homer F. Cooke
Church of Christ
Southeastern States
Anniston
East Eleventh Street Church of Christ
Latest Styles in Ladies Cape Collars Arrive
The store reveals newGeorgette crepe net and organdie capes in large sizes with prices from 25c to 1.50. The range showcases geometric lace and delicate fabrics for fashion conscious shoppers.
Revival of Sin Draws Crowd in Rainy Night Sermon
On a wet night the Evangelist Dr Thacker preached a sermon titled A Revival of Sin using Romans 7 9. He argued for a revival of deep conviction of sin and listed many scriptures. The audience grew engaged as 13 accepted Christ and about 200 members rededicated their lives. Tonight the theme is What Is Success with potential largest crowd of the week.
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Thacker
Omega flour and Orris Flour hailed as best on market
The notice touts Omega flour as leading all flour and claims it has remained on the market for over seventy five years with a strong reputation. Orris Flour is presented as the very best flour that can be produced.
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Omega
Gadsden Chamber Plans Boost for Country Trade
At a meeting of the Gadsden chamber of commerce held yesterday steps were taken to perfect plans for attracting more country trade to Gadsden. It is believed this action will prompt the Anniston chamber to similar action to protect Anniston's country trade.
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Gadsden
Flour purchase prompts note on quality and price
Consumers advised to compare brands and grind sizes when buying flour. Experts emphasize checking protein content and shelf life to avoid spoilage and ensure consistent results in baking. Prices vary by brand and packaging.
Protection racket ad targets Gerald King
An abrasive classified style plea alleges weekly automobile theft or arson and proposes paying Gerald King a nominal protection price starting the fifteenth but offers no verifiable details or names of involved parties.
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Gerald King
Bessie Barriscale remembered for stage debut and star roles
The article recalls Bessie Barriscale as a child performer at five and traces her rise with turns in Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch in New York, Juanita in The Rose of the Rancho, Launa in The Bird of Paradise, and notable photo drama works.
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Bessie Barriscale
Bruce McRae
Green Swamp
New York
Loney Mary
Mrs. Wiggs
London
Missa Barriscale
David Belson
Juanita
Launa
The
Theato
Jacksonville Murder Case Up Today
Evidence in the case of Mrs. Willis Whatley charged with the murder of Stye Hammett in Jacksonville was taken this afternoon. The jury was picked after the Teague Bush case review. Tim Scott the state's chief witness would not appear against Mrs. Whatley and answered when his name was called. The defendant, a woman, drew more than ordinary interest as the courtroom filled and Sheriff Borders called for order. Mrs. Whatley is defended by Ben Kerr of Piedmont.
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Willis Whatley
Stye Hammett
Jacksonville
Teague-Bush
Tim Scott
Whatley
Borders
Ben Kerr
Piedmont
Knox chapter C C C to elect officers at Knox home
A called meeting of the Samuel L. Knox chapter C. C. C. will be held tomorrow at Mrs. John B. Knox residence at 10 o clock to elect officers for the coming year. All members are requested to be present.
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Samuel L. Knox
John B. Knox
Christian Endeavor Union Meeting Planned in Aniston Oxford
Officers from the senior Christian Endeavor Societies of An niston and Oxford will meet at the Christian church on East 11th Street Sunday at 3 30 p m to organize a local union.
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iChristian Endeavor Societies
Anniston
Oxford
Christian Church
11Th Street
Ambassador to Germany Sought by New Yorkers in Prominent Page
A New York speaker criticizes Republican practices in Congress, accusing them of obstructing rural credit and a continuous national defense program. He praises Democratic gains under Wilson, noting U S leadership in world exports and full employment while praising Wilson as a global educator guiding American life.
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United States
Congress
National Defense
Wilson
Naval Affairs Committee
House
Principles over force in diplomatic victory praised
The speaker extols a careful victory in international law that preserves neutrality, frees fears, and spares American orphans and widows while avoiding bloodshed. He notes that American rights were won without firing a gun, proving diplomacy can achieve triumphs as notable as war.
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