Miss Florida Pinson to Write Oxford Social Department
Miss Florida Pinson, a prominent Oxford young woman, has been chosen to write the Oxford Social Department for the Star. She brings talent and experience in social writing, promising coverage of Oxford news and items alongside other Oxford contributors. Subscribers are urged to welcome and renew their Star subscriptions.
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Oxword
Florida Pinson
Oxford
the Star
Miss Vinson
The
Star
Miss Pinson
Personal and Other Interest in Oxford Items
Oxford notes list visiting relatives and locals including Capt. and Mrs. T. H. Barry returning from Georgia. Several residents such as Dr. Garrett, Mr. Geo. A. Hazard, Misses Hancock and Jemison, and Rev. F. J. Ramsay appear as visitors or travelers. A for sale notice offers a pair of mules, wagon, and milk cow from W. P. Lackey.
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Oxford
W. P. Lackey
Wilmer Street
R-St
Dancing At Columbian Club Impresses Locals And Visitors
The Columbian club hosted an elegant evening honoring visiting young ladies. Miss Emmie Darden and Mr. W F Johnston Jr led a graceful german and guests enjoyed ice cream baskets as desserts. Attendees included Miss Lailie Walford of Atlanta and peers from Anniston and nearby towns.
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Columbian Club
Anniston
Emmie Darden
W. F. Johnston, Jr
Lailie Walford
Atlanta
Mr. B. M. Bradley
Mrs. Bradley
Moore Street
Quintard Avenue
Peters and Company offer spring shoes at Noble Street theater
See Phil and Nettie Peters and their company at Noble Street theater tonight. Popular prices, 98 cents buys a pair of shoes worth $1.50. At the Combined Store, 1016 Noble Street. Attractive line of samples for spring suits, from 20 up. J. N. Boyer & Co, 15-tf.
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Phil and
Nettie Peters
Noble Street Theater
Noble Street
J. N. Boyer & Co
New York Cotton Futures Briefing
New York spots show eight thousand for nearby contracts while Anniston spots report seven. Market activity remains muted with sporadic trading in thin liquidity as growers watch New York price signals.
New Spring Fabrics Arrive From Julius Levy Tailor
Julius Levy announces new spring samples at the Columbian Building Noble Street. Imported and domestic woolens showcased in fashionable colors. Tailor invites customers to view the latest weaves and fabrics.
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Julius Levy
Columbian Building
Noble Street
Ott Threatens to Take Action in Acknowledgment
The note references Ott warning of forthcoming action amid tense exchanges. No additional details clarify the exact target, jurisdiction, or timetable, leaving observers awaiting formal statements or official filings.
Unclear OCR Classified Note On Prices and Washables
Fragmentary ad style text lists chopped prices across items including colored washable fabrics and yard goods. Specifics are unreadable. appears to reference low pricing such as cents per yard and percentage style deals, with garbled product descriptions. No clear events, persons, organizations, or dates are discernible.
Elegant Spring Fabrics and Hats Preview at Anniston Store
The store announces new spring goods including Sea Island fabrics, rich dress goods, silks, and hat lines. Special prices start at 1 and go up to 5 with inducements on Wool Coods, Albatross es, silk warp, and striped covert. Fresh styles cover shirt waist hats, Walkers sailors children’s versions, and ready to wear lines.
Fancy Flounce Dresses Listed at Bargain Prices
Local store catalogs a range of ruffled and corded dresses with graduated circular flounces priced from five to fifteen dollars. The advertisement highlights plain and ornate styles, signaling affordable options for shoppers.
SHIRT WAISTS AND DRESS FABRICS AT REDUCED PRICES
Special sale of white and colored waists displayed on the needle counter. Ladies dress skirts offered with a wide range of wash fabrics including linens pique and embroidery trimmed pieces. Wool dress shirts in black and spring colors plus homespuns and coverts with brights and greys featured at reduced prices.
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Oxford News
Miss Florida Pinson
T. H. Barry
Points
Georgia
Mevara
Frank Robertson
Ramuecl Cartwright
Birmingham
Geo. A. Hazard
Mark Williams
White Plains
Mr. W. ©. Manghamn
DeArmanville
Yesterda
Mr. T. M. Gwin
Lome
Dr. Garrett
Delta
Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Montgomery
Samuel Wilson
Talladega
Lee Wilson
Jevifer
J. R. Hall
Mre
A. Moses
Rome
Anpiston
Mr. J. R. King
Mr. Laverty
B.D. Williams
Paraline Hancock
Grace Jemison
Lillie Williams
Staples
Tennessee Dental College
Nashville
J. D. Staples
Teasie
Jeasie Lain
T. A. ‘Turner
Leola Walker
Mary Davin
James Wilson
Helen
Jewifer
City
F. J. Ramsay
Isbell College
F. EB. Rodgers
Presbyterian Church
Mr.sear Chitwood
Mr. St. M. Alexander
D. Houston Smith
Effie
Pearl Jones
Mr. A. Setliff
Nashville, Teon
Mattie Gilliland
Attalla
Messrs
J. W. and
Charles Gilliland
Thomas O. Gilliland
Charles and
J. W. Gilliland
R. N. Waters
Harry Powell
Mrs
S. J. Bright
Coldwater
8. T. McMillian
W. K. Mabry
Leila Jones
Albertville
Kya Mervill
Carrollton, Ga
John Sheinute
Marvin Hill
Marion Kelly
K. Bb. Kelly
State Normal College At
Florence
Alice Bullard
Hetlin
H. A. Reynolds
Nellie and
Gertrude Simpson
Munford
J. H. Callahan
J. J. Connelly
John Craig
Jacksonville
Annie McDuffice
Gadsden
Irby McDuffie
Sallie Vanzant
Jennie Mathews
Scottsboro
Dove’s Candy Kitchen
Robinson's Book Store
New York
G. B. Flint
Murphy & Co
Eee
Dame
Sal
Ine
Ullman Bros
Ullman’s
Wash Coods Department
Ste
Wwe
Madras
Sea Island
Hickory
Wool Dress Coods
Millinery Department
Foulards
Ullman Brothers
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