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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1911
Page
4
Social events fill the week with dances at the Country Club in honor of Miss Virginia Elam and Miss Gertrude Douglas. Jacksonville wedding unites Kyle Elliott and Cary Caldwell at St Luke's Church with a large social attendance and formal ceremony.
Hill dazzles with a no hit no run performance as the decisive afternoon contest ends the series. Fans from Anniston witness the tense finale with Brown Hill and Carter collecting two base hits and Morton hitting a home run.
Ullman and Elam stress the need to raise funds to keep the wagon yard operating. They claim the grounds cost nothing due to the railroad, but taxes, repairs, water, and lights remain expenses to be paid. They push for contributions, warning opponents that nonpayment will invite resistance.
Miss Ruth Burton hosted a sixteenth heart and dice party in Oxford to honor Misses Mary and Etta Constantine of Clearwater Florida and Miss Elizabeth Glass of Georgetown Kentucky. Guests enjoyed a nine table hearts game, with top scorer Mrs. Foster Mellon receiving silk hose. Out-of-town visitors included Leta Gray Cole Merritt and Bell among others, with handkerchief gifts and an ice course served.
At Monday's meeting the city council discussed building a new city hall and jail, noting current meetings in a cramped hot room of the Miller block. Officials indicated an early date for construction may follow approval.
Yesterday evening Miss Willie Walker hosted a reception for Miss Sadie Bell of Birmingham and Miss Elizabeth Glass of Kentucky. Guests enjoyed a palms decorated home, porch punch by Misses Blanche Eichelberger and Ruth Luttrell, and a host of out of town visitors.
An advertisement states deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It explains the Eustachian tube inflammation causes hearing loss and offers $100 for any catarrh deafness case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Circulars available. product sold by Creegists and Hall's Family Pastor constipation.
The Calhoun Rifles are invited to a barbecue in Coldwater hosted by the Farmers Union. All members of Company T must assemble at the armory at 7 a.m. Saturday in full uniform.
Mrs. Martha Brock visits Estaboga as guest of her son. Mr. and Mrs. Bynum return from a visit. Clark family to Farnsdale today after relatives visit. Mrs. Glass of Birmingham visiting daughter Mrs. Morton. Miss Sadie Bell returns to Birmingham after visit with Miss Willie Walker. Maude Luttrell at Knoxville summer school. Jean Williams hosts Sunday school lake party. Lillian Merrett joins Cooper sisters' house party from Savannah. Fannie and Lemmie Montgomery return from Columbus. Mary Lou Eichelberger hosting Junior Priscilla Club this afternoon. Mobile relatives arrive to visit Rev and Mrs. Stephen. Whitesides return from White Plains.
A fragment from The Delineator describes a mother and midwife examining newborn Edwin. They note his limbs and back, with the mother praising God's craftsmanship and cautioning against deceit or shams as the infant gazes at the world.
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