Social Calendar Highlights March 7 8 events
Miss Annie Farley hosts the Girls Tuesday Bridge Club for Miss Edith Beggs on March 7. E E Thompson hosts guests. March 8 features the Free Kindergarten Association and Civic League at 3 pm at the Alabama, then the Philharmonic Music Club meets at 4 pm with Mrs. Louis Hale on Tyler Hill.
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Annie Farley
Edith Beggs
Mia. E. E. Thompson
Free Kindergarten Association
Civic League
Alabama
Philharmonic Music Club of
Louis Hale
Tyler Hill
Pronunciation Clash Over Wisteria and Local Notices
Mrs Harvey Jones in Montgomery discusses proper pronunciation of wisteria, naming Caspar Wistar and urging Wis-tay-ria. Also reports on home missions services, a golf trend for Montgomery women, upcoming Baptist Young People's Union social, and local visits and residents in Anniston and Oxford.
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Harvey Jones
Montgomery
Anniston
Philadelphia
Caspar Wistar
University of Pennsylvania
Wistar
Wood
Grey
The
Baptist Young People's Union
D. P. Haynes
Leighton Avenue
Split session debate dominates tense state assembly talk
Split session plans draw mixed support as both houses weigh feasibility. Over past days the topic has sparked wider discussion than most issues this session except local option. Observers note delays in action reflect unresolved arguments on the plan.
Reputation is at Stake Continued From First Page
Mr Bell discusses Anniston hosting a state meeting drawing about 3000 delegates. He plans three canvassers in the field two in Anniston and one in Oxford to map homes for delegate capacity and to seek non licensure for on site sales during the convention. Enrollment cards will be at Carre shoe store for interested parties.
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Ham
Montgomery
Mobile
Anniston
Bell
Oxford
Ecounenlc
Carre
Rules committee report signals session unity likely
The report to the house on Friday prompted a brief argument and postponed further consideration. Saturday brought another debate and another postponement. Tomorrow at 8 oclock the report is to be considered with likely definite action for the house.
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Rules Committee
Porter Call for Prompt Service in Fancy Groceries
Have Reidinger and Co s porter call or phone 22 for prompt service in fancy groceries of all kinds Festi
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reidinger & Co
Festi
Store Plans Spring 1911 Fashion Show
A local store announces plans for spring 1911 displaying the finest fashions in an extensive array for customers to view.
Monument Planned for Neglected Grave of Former Mayor
Camp Pelham of the United Confederate Veterans inaugurates a push to erect a monument over the neglected grave of Hon. Frank M. Hight former mayor of the city. Commander G W Jones leads the effort saying a legible stone will mark the Hill Wide cemetery grave. He notes Dec oration Day visits found the grave missing and calls for community aid to redeem the site and honor the deceased leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Pelham
United Confederate Veterans
Frank M. Hight
G. W. Jones
Hillwide
Jones
Chief Glosson and Methvin Watch Case Ends in Compromise
The local watch dispute centers on D R Methvin's son selling a gold watch alleged stolen. Chief Glosson kept the watch to locate the owner and thief, while Methvin sued for damages claiming loss of the watch after a police friction. The case, set for Tuesday, ended in compromise before Justice Sawyer.
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D. R. Methvin
Evening Star
Glosson
Methvin
Mr. Methvin
Rr. Methvin
Sawyer
Wellingtonians After a New Beat Fight Brewing
A large Wellington area petition seeks a new beat with Wellington as the center, sparking opposition from Alexandria and local residents. The board of county commissioners has not acted and may meet Thursday, with a likely continuation to the next court term.
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Wellington
Board of County Commissioners
Alexandria
Classified Advertising Promotes Specialized Publicity
Classified notices offer highly specialized publicity for buyers and sellers seeking targeted exposure. Readers glimpse tailored services and offerings in concise listings designed to connect with specific audiences.
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Society News
D. B. Walsh
Week of Prayer Services
Frank Turner
Second Presbyterian Church
George Lang
Charles FE. Allen
E. Hodges
W. D. Kelly
Chattanooga
Mra. Kelly
Emily Kelly
Alfred Lee Tyler
Mra
Earl Burris
Atlanta
Willie Baker
Quintard Avenue
J. D. Hightower
T. M. Hightower
Cedartown
W. A. Darden
Maxie Snow
Birmingham
Home Journal
Ullman Bros
UES
ONYX
Kayser’s
Mark Hight
Wellingtonians
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