Oxford Social Notes Mark Departures and Visits
Oxford May 7. Dr J E Terri stromor of Talladega visits Oxford en route to Birmingham. Zack Whanwell and son George of Delta guests of Mr and Mrs Y L Graben. Mine Tattie Wilson returns from Talladega with Miss Mary Know to stay in Oxford. Jamon Gunnela returns to Montgomery after visit to his mother Mrs B E Gunnela. Mrs Henry Delardelehen of Chattanooga and Mrs M T Respes of Savannah arrive Friday to visit Ruth Snow on College hill. Rev Alexander Miller resigns Madison Heights Hospital church to lead Oxford Baptist Church, with church growth noted. Hugh Singleton resigns from Oxford Drug Company.
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Zack Whanwell
George
Delta
City
Y. L. Graben
Mine Tattie Wilson
Talladega
Oxford
Rhe
Mary Know
Henry Delardelehen
Chattanooga, Tenn
M. T. Respes
Savanah, Ga
Ruth Snow
College Hill
Miewos Hattie
Nell Dodeon
Lynchbury
Baptist Charch
Alexander Miller
Madison, Heights Hopital
The
Baptist Church
Ala
Miller
Madison Heights
Snap Store Promo Heralds Value Driven Growth
The store promotes a dollar for dollar value policy with emphasis on low prices and customer assurance. Highlighted items include Hes White hand embroidered washandle tops at 1.50 dollars and white silk with plaid borders at 5.50 dollars, plus hand painted goods noted as artistically excellent, with other styles available at all prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwin
Oxford Flowers Spark Attention At Anniston Show
Venents Onan remains active in the B Y P and Fortress club as Oxford flowers draw interest at the Anniston show with prizes likely. Raymond McCullough of Delta visited and traded with locals while John Ingram a Delta postmaster and merchant called on Oxford. Mrs John Fitzgerald is reported quite sick at the McPherson Avenue home.
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Onan
Fortress Club
Oxford
Anniston
John Ingram
Delta
John Fitzgerald
McPherson Avenue
The Skull Banjo
A New York Herald report describes the skull banjo made by Paraguayan Indians. A decapitated skull serves as the instrument body with dried skin, femur bones, a rib joint, and skin strings rosin treated, delivering a jaw moving feature with each shake.
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Paraguay
South America
New York Herald
Ax of Treason Trials Haunts Death Ceremony History
Report on the ritual use of the executioner's ax in historic treason trials. Describes edge turned toward the condemned before sentencing, as noted by Evelyn at 1689 Lord Stafford case, and accounts of Balmerino Kilmarnock Cromartie in 1746. Mentions public fascination and fear surrounding the grim rite.
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Everyyone
Macwillin
Evelyn
Lord Stafford
Lord Balmerino
Kilmarnock
Balmerino
Cromartie
Westminster
Roads to Jamestown and Mars Canals in Cartoon Exchange
A humorous exchange mocks railroad advertising about Jamestown and famous Martian canals. A Punko character questions Mars awning plans while a Mars king jokes about Roosevelt's potential telescope investigation.
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Professor Punko
Mars
King of
Roosevelt
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Oxford News
A. J. Adair
Oxford Department
J. FE. Terristromor
Firtmingham
Jamon Gunnela
Montgomery
Mra. &. BE
Mra
John Gonnell
Birmingham
Harvey Willingham
Hugh Singleton
Oxford Drug Company
Hae
Thad M. Gwin & CO
Callon Us
Walker & CO
High Life Beer
M. Markstein
10Th and
Noble Sts. Ilwaukee
Raymond McCullough
the Skull Banjo
Model Ice Co
Telephone 59 Model Ice Co.mha
Jamestown
Planet Jr
Studebaker and Harness
Anniston Hardware Company
Doering
W. H. McKleroy
W. A. Davis
C. D. Woodruff
R. F. Smith
T Cashew
Anniston National Bank
United States
Comptroller of the Currency
U. S
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