Missionary Rev C S Willingham to Speak at Parker Memorial
Rev C S Willingham, a returned missionary from Japan, will preach at Parker Memorial Baptist church Sunday 11 am. He will speak to the Baraca Class and Primary Department and share Japanese curios. He plans to return to Japan later this summer. Church schedule includes Sunday school 9:30 am, B Y P U 6:30 pm, and evening service 7:30 pm by the pastor.
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C. S. Willingham
Japan
Parker Memorial Baptist Church
City mandamus case on pro rata road funds deferred
The writ of mandamus by Anniston against county commissioners to force payment of the city’s pro rata share of road and bridge funds was postponed from this morning before Judge Coleman of the City Court to next Saturday the 25th. The article also lists groceries and services offered by Sterne’s and Reidinger & Co. for prompt delivery.
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City of
Anniston
Coleman
Ice delivery resumes on Sundays by Polar Ice & Coal Co
Notice to customers that starting tomorrow a Sunday ice delivery schedule will be reinstated by Polar Ice & Coal Co. at phone number 444, with the usual Sunday service continuing.
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Polar Ice & Coal Co
Busy Bee Society Hosts Birthday Party at Brown Avenue Home
The Busy Bee Society of the Second Presbyterian church will hold a birthday party Friday March 17 at the Rutherford Laps ley home on Brown Avenue. Hours are 3 to 5 and 7 to 10 pm with a penny per year admission. Refreshments will be served and all are invited.
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Busy Bee Society
Second Presbyterian Church
Rutherford Lapsley
Brown Avenue
Oxanna Baptist Church Sets Sunday Services
Services at Oxanna Baptist Church corner Leighton Avenue and G Street list preaching at 3 p m by Dr Yarborough of Parker Memorial Sunday school at 9 30 a m with J H Bowles as superintendent Baptist Young People's Union at 7 15 p m led by J L Carr and a prayer meeting each Thursday at 7 15 p m
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Oxanna
Leighton Avenue
G Street
Yarborough
Parker Memorial
J. H. Bowles
Baptist Young People’s Union
J. L. Carr
Sterne's Canned Fish Offerings Mentioned
An advertisement extols Sterne's canned fish quality emphasizing convenience taste and nutrition. It lists varieties including devilled crabs Japanese fresh crabs pickled shrimp dry shrimp lobster salmon sardines kippered herring fish flakes shredded codfish anchovy paste and sardine paste.
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Sterne’s
Perfect Protection Old Line Life Policies Ad
Davis and Williams advertise life insurance policies that pay for death from any cause emphasizing reliable old line coverage and customer protection.
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Davis & Williams
Israelites visit Anniston preach doctrines in street attire
A group calling themselves Israelites of the house of David visited Anniston today. They preached unusual doctrines, drew public attention with distinctive long hair and neat clothing, and condemned mainstream teachings as not true.
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Anniston
House of David
National Biscuit Co Cakes Demonstration Event
A free demonstration of cakes and crackers by the National Biscuit Co. will be held at our store all day Friday March 17.
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National Biscuit Co
Sterne’s
Anniston Coffee Values Highlighted in Local Ad
Local ad touts coffee in Anniston as superior value with 25 cent, 30 cent, and 35 cent blends. It promotes Seal Brand two pound cans at 75e and claims nationwide recognition for quality.
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Anniston
United States
A J Goodwing Co Real Estate Listing
Real estate firm advertises a seven room residence on a prime street priced at 259 percent below cost with modern conveniences offered by A J Goodwing Co Real Estate and Insurance.
Lost sunburst brooch on Noble Quintard streets
Reward offered by Liberal to the finder returning a small sunburst brooch with pearls and a dismantled center. report to the Star office.
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Quintard
Buster Brown Coming to New Noble Next Tuesday
Announcement of the new Buster Brown edition at the New Noble on March 21 with matinee and night showings. The production features updated costumes and scenery plus popular songs. Master Harold plays Buster, Alfred Grady as Tige, and Madeling Clark as Mary Jane. Also listed is a five room house for sale on Hunter Street and Duncan Ave West Anniston for $1,000, with 106 BE 7th St. Mare s21.
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Buster Brown
Harold
Buster
Alfred Grady
Petite Madeling Clark
Mary Jane
Hanter Street
Duncan’ Ave
West Anniston
St. Mares
Fancy Drapery Materials Offerings From Local Store
The advertisement promotes drapery materials with small real patterns priced at 15 cents per bunch and a 36 inch width. It highlights labor savings with simple production and features hand bags made of matting fabric at 1.35 dollars. Aimed at children's wear, it emphasizes colorful border accents and practical, durable fabric choices.
Leather Bags Offered At One Fifty Each
A seller advertises stylish leather bags described as well trimmed with real leather lining and good quality. Price set at $1.50 each, touted as the best seen.
Foulards Trimmings and Woolens Ad Highlights
An old newspaper ad lists Foulards trimmings including bands edges and braids with Heer check lawn fabrics for dresses and aprons. Cream woolens promote a spring fabric selection at low prices like fifteen cents and a dime.
New Corsets Offered at 50 Cents for Hot Weather
We Make Shades offers new corset models at fifty cents each. Consumers are urged to rush in for the affordable summer wear as the garments are described as comfortable and durable.
GINGHAMS AT A DIME APLenty Patterns and Colors Sold
Vendors advertise ginghams as low price finds with a broad range of patterns and colorings. The display includes small and large effects aimed at budget shoppers seeking value at the dime level.
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Reidinger & Co
Per Sacanien
Oxanna Baptist Church
Sterne's
A. J.goodwing CO
Real Estate and Insurance
New York Coast Artillery
Mexican Border
Commaw, N, J
Cambric
HEER
Silk
Kid
MciIntyre
McIntyre
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