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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1910

Page

8

Linen yardage sale entry with printed fabrics and prices

Lightweight percales and linen fabrics offered for dresses waists and shirts. 15c per yard for 24 inch wide linen sheetings and dress fabrics. 39c per yard for 24 yard wide special rate. Oriental waterproof perspiration proof silk 27 inch wide at 49c. Real fine linen lawns 36 inch white at 49c. Rate MA.

Tolbert Rites Held at Lebanon Church Burial

Remains of W. G. Tolbert, who died at his Jenifer home, were buried at Lebanon church burying ground. Hartwell lodge and Jenifer Masons joined in the funeral. Union Chapel Services are scheduled for tomorrow with Sunday school at 9:30 and 4:00 pm preaching by Rev. George Stoves of Anniston.

Oxford Tolbert Jenifer Lebanon Shurch Hartwell Lodge Jenifer Masons Union George Stoves Anniston

Musical Planned by Presbyterian Church Group

The Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian church plans a musical to be staged at an early date.

The Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church

Christian Church Services Announce Morning and Evening Topics

The Christian Church lists tomorrow morning sermon on The Holy Spirit and the Point of Pardon and an evening message titled Hidden Treasures.

Christian Church

Baptist Church Holds No Service Due to Pastor Absence

The Baptist church will not hold a preaching service tomorrow because the pastor is away from the city.

Baptist Church

Reverend J N Currier Died After Illness At 64

Jacksonville March 25 The Rev J N Currier presided over the city school board and served as a Presbyterian minister. He died at 2 p m after a long illness aged 64 leaving a widow and 10 children. Funeral services will be Sunday at noon at the Presbyterian church. His son J N Currier of Atlanta was called home by his death.

Jacksonville J. N. Currier Jacksonville Public School Board Currier Presbyterian Church

Personal Mention in Anniston Evening Star

Mr. T. FE. Newman of The Anniston Evening Star was in the city yesterday.

T. FE. Newman The Anniston Evening Star City Yester

Personal notices from a Tuscaloosa paper

Mr and Mrs 8 W Pace return to Tuscaloosa today after attending Judge Yeatman funeral Mrs Wright Staples and children return to Birmingham today The Bachelor Maids entertained this afternoon by Miss Myrtle House at her Anniston home Mrs W A Yeatman and Miss Clara Yeatman move from MecPherson street to Tuscaloosa future residence Friends regret the move Mrs J A Prater Piedmont expected today to visit son W T Prater Flora Sparks of Hicks visits here Rev C N James goes to Mississippi for short stay Rev W O Stephen goes to Piedmont for appointment tomorrow Miss Ines Garrick leaves for Senoia Ga after winter with sister Mrs M Williams

M. D. Taylor Hancock Ross Currier Atlanta I. N. Currier J. BE. Sharp Birmingham J. P. Burke Lee Burton Hannah Crook Anniston Mardelle Chamblee Lula Crook Fannie Crook L. W. Grant Montgomery Ideal Covert Company L. W. Dangette Margaret Reynolds W. Pace Tuscaloosa W. A. Yeatman Myrtle House Clara Yeatman MecPherson Street Ines Garrick Senoia M. Williams

Democrats and progressives brace for tariff reform in 1912

The piece outlines tensions over reciprocity with Canada tied to tariff bills. It notes possible Democratic splits, Bailey’s resignation and anticipated defections, and hopes that new progressives Hitchcock, Pomerene, Lee, Martine, and Williams can unite the party for a people centered tariff agenda in the coming two years.

New Progress Hitchcock Nebraska Pomerone Ohio Lee Tennessee Martine New Jersey Williams Mississippi Senate House of Representatives

J B Goodwin Returns Home From Florida Recuperation

J B Goodwin came back home last night after a stay in Florida lasting two to three months for recuperation.

J. B. Goodwin Florida

Chamber Leaders Seek Cooperation On Revenue Efforts

Chamber of Commerce and County Board of Revenue members work to secure cooperation in a drive to increase revenue. Officials discuss strategies to align business interests with tax and budget priorities.

Jefferson County Nearing Demonstration Work Expansion

Jefferson County remains one of three north Alabama counties without demonstration work. Officials expect to complete the rollout in Lamar and Jackson soon with Watt forecasting supplies in coming weeks. The county, with over 100000 acres of improved lands and rich soils, stands as vital for effective demonstration efforts. W. K. Burdett of Birmingham was in town briefly. Mrs. T. F. Huey returns home from West Blocton after attending her grandfather Rev. A. A. Greene’s funeral.

Jefferson North Alabama Lamar Jackson Watt Jefferson County T. F. Huey West Blocton Rev A. A. Greene

Weaver kin visit Texas relatives for summer stay

Albert and Miss Mollie McCullars of near Weaver are visiting relatives at O'Bryant, Haskell County, Texas, and may spend the summer there.

Albert Mollie McCullars Weaver O’bryant Haskell County Texas

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Johnstons Gome Ghoige Hamberg Johnston Bros. CO News of Oxford Miss Florida Pinson Masons 1. N. Currier Chichester Uaegiek ii Nua West Everymwers J. A. Prater Piedmont W. T. Prater Flora Sparks of Hicks Taft Canada Bailey Watts W. K. Burdett
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