Social News From Aniston And Nearby Towns
Minas Maude Kelly travels to Gadsden for a week with friends and relatives. Acworth residents Miss May Lemon and Miss Nettie Bell McMillan visit Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Lemon in Anniston. Georgia Langley returns home after a week in Anniston with Miss Myrtle Simpson. Irene Ziver visits Anniston trends. Beasie Fitzgerald heads to Birmingham for a week with friends. H. C. Phillips of Blussburg visits Oxanna. Christine Cook, once a popular Aniston girl, will guest Miss Anna Curry for weeks. Herbert Smith of Birmingham hosts a party tonight at J. Hy King’s residence. Elizabeth Noble returns to Anniston next Tuesday from visiting her sister. July house party hosted by Miss Florida Seay with guests from Anniston Rock Hill Spartanburg Syracuse Monroe and Rock Hill. Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Barnes return from Lincoln and McFall. J. M. Sweets returns from Louisville. Various locals, visitors, and travel between Anniston, Gadsden, Birmingham, Jacksonville, and Louisville are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Lemon
Nettie Bell McMillan
Acworth, Ga
Rome
J. R. Lemon
Quintard Avenue
Mr. Lemon
Tribune
Florida Seay
Goldie Ayers
Anniston
Helen Thompson
Rock Hill
Ruth Cofield
Spartanburg
James G. Tracey
Syracuse
N. Y
Cliff Walker
Monroe
George White
Samford Opens Campaign Friday In Calera Rally
Colonel W. J. Samford, Democratic nominee for governor, will open his campaign with a large barbecue in Calera Shelby County Friday. The event is expected to draw attendees from across the county, adjacent counties, and the state, with Shelby County ladies providing the food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calera
Shelby County
W. J. Samford
Proposed Gathering Attracts Regional Attention
The event draws significant publicity with many local attendees expected. Colonel Samford will be introduced by his lifelong friend and classmate Dr. C C Oliver at the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samford
C. C. Oliver
Home Seekers Excursion to the West by Choctaw Route
The Choctaw Route sells tickets on multiple spring and summer dates to Arkansas Indiana Oklahoma Texas and New Mexico at one rate plus two dollars round trip. Going limit fifteen days with stopovers and return limit twenty one days from sale. Contact C J Warrick or J F Holden for details.
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Arkansas
Indiana
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
C. J. Warrick
G.R. R
Monroe St
Memphis, Tenn
J. F. Holden
Little Rock
Ark
Personal mentions from Rome area and surrounding towns
Mr. J. and Thomas returns from three weeks visiting relatives at his Vid home in Dahlonega Georgia. Mr. Ben Barnes returned to Tredegar this morning. Mr. Charles Murphy, formerly of this city now in Atlanta, spent Sunday with his parents. Mr. P. A. Howie visited Edwardsville this morning. Hon. J. Bowie returned yesterday to Shelby County with encouraging support for his congressional race. Rome Commercial Argus notes Mr. Col Smith, a former Roman, arriving from an unspecified location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. &. Thomas
Dahlonega, Ga
Charles Murphy
Atlanta
Mra. J. T. Murphy
J. Bowie
Shelby County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wliman Brothers
Althration
Ullman Brothers
Big Department Stores
Noble Street
Minas Maude Kelly
Gadsden
Heflin
Georgia Langley
Annniston
Myrtle Simpson
Irene Ziver
Beasie Fitzgerald
Birmingham
Me. H. C. Phillips
Blussburg
Oxanna
Christine Cook
Aniston
Anna Curry
Fred D. Noble
Taihuieg
J. Hy King
Herbert Smith
Rome Commercial Argus
Elizabeth Noble
Henry
D. B. Barnes
Lincoln and
McFall
J. M. Sweets
Louisville, Ky
Walter Brewer
Bessemer
Robert D. Allen
John Jelks
Jacksonville
M. P. Smith
Louisville
Capt
W. M. Hames
City
Col
John M. Caldwell
W. A. Scarbrough
Fitzpatrick
E. T. Castleberry
Talladega
Ben Barnes
Tredegar
P. A. Howie
Edwardsville
Col Smith
Anniston Trading CO
Kelmott's
J. Levy
Ramns