Miss Ermie Noble Hosts Saturday Afternoon Card Club
Miss Ermie Noble entertained the card club and many guests in her elegant home. Prizes went to Mrs. Walter Robinson and Miss Eloise Noble, with consolation to Mrs. Wood Wrenshall. Visitors Jessie and Margaret Hamilton from Fayetteville returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ermie Noble
Miss Noble
Walter Robinson
Eloise Noble
Wood Wrenshall
Jessie
Margaret Hamilton
Fayetteville
Rummage Sale Planned by Free Kindergarten Association
The Free Kindergarten Association announces a four day rummage sale from Wednesday May 22 to Saturday May 25 in the former Western Union room at 1005 Noble Street. A committee led by Mrs A L Tyler Jr will accept donations on May 20 and 21 from 10 to 12 am and 2 to 6 pm. Donations of clothing bric a brac furniture and other items are welcomed to support a worthy cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Kindergarten Association
Western Union Telegraph Co
Noble Street
A. L. Tyler, Jr
Flower Carnival and Street Fair Highlights in Anniston
The past week in Anniston featured the Flower Carnival and Street Fair hosted by the Elks. A crown event was the Tuesday coronation at the opera house with Miss Mary Miles Jordan as Queen and Mr. W. H. McKleroy as King. Floats from Gadaden Talladega and Oxford led the royal parade, with prize-winning traps owned by Mrs. John B. Knox and Mrs. Wm. Tebbetts. Notable patrons and social matrons attended the ball, while visitors from Birmingham and Heflin were noted in brief society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anciston
Elks
Anniston
Mary Miles Jordan
Bessie Sproull
Victoria
Edith McMillian
Annie Brewer
Nan Kelly
Laura Brown
Kate Sproull
Carolyn Smith
Lilah McDaniel
Ethel Bettison
Walter Brewer
John
B. Knox
James Sproull
Jos, Saks
Archibald Henderson
J. B. Lagarde
F. P. Phillips
Will John
Fred Noble
Wm. Sprooll
Shaler Houser
Hal Sparks
Gadaden
Talladega
Oxford
John B. Knox
Rosa Lela Weller
Nora Smithson
Tennessee
J. B. Knox
Wm. F. Tebbetts
Mary Huger
Opera House
W. H. McKleroy
Local residents noted in busy week of visits
Week of local movements includes J. W. Hawk visiting from Piedmont, D. B. Lacy traveling to Jenifer, Thomas M. Denson to Birmingham, Rev. J. L. Brittain from Talladega visiting Anniston, R. G. Baker returning to Tor naton, BF Fields heading to Talladega, and Paul Roberts going to Tronaton.
Personal mentions from Anniston and nearby towns
Local brief notes list residents and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. H. KE. Kelley visiting relatives in Anniston, Mr. R. B. Blake of Anniston on business for R. W. Childress, Rome Tribune, and several others such as Mr. G. D. Adair, Col. ER. G. Eaton, Mr. L. O. Doty, Rev. P. M. Jones, Mr. Lon Baker, Mr. T. R. Gordon, County Solicity J. J. Arnold, and Hon. J. T. Martin visiting Anniston or traveling nearby. mentions cross to Jenifer, Shelby, Talladega Springs and Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. KE. Kelley
Anniston
R. B. Blake
R. W. Childress
Rome
Foley's Kidney Cure Endorsed By Rural Doctor
Geo Hickock of Curtiss Wiss praises Foley's Kidney Cure after trying it on his father. McElreath Drug Co. endorses the remedy saying it has proven helpful for kidney ailments.
Blood Balm offers 10000 free BB B treatments
The Blood Balm Co of Atlanta, Ga promotes B. B. B. as a botanic blood purifier claiming it cures skin and blood ailments from ulcers to cancer. It offers free treatment and medical advice until cured and stresses its superiority over patent medicines. Druggists sell it for $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Address Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
See Flower and Pan sy show Tuesday at Juitt's old stand
Readable fragment notes a Flower and Pan sy show slated for Tuesday at Juitt's old stand. No further details are present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juitt’s
First Baptist Revival Underway in Anniston
Rev. George C. Cates and Mrs. Cates arrived from Louisville to aid Rev. John E. Barnard at the First Baptist church in a revival series begun last night. They will stay with Rev. and Mrs. Barnard and conduct services at 3 and 7 30 p.m. daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Cates
Cates
Louisville
John E. Barnard
First Baptist Church
Barnard
Anniston
New Spring Samples From Julius Levy Tailor
Julius Levy announces new spring samples featuring the best fabrics and latest weaves in imported and domestic woolens. Showroom located in the Columbian Building on Noble Street with fashionable color selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Levy
Columbian Building
Noble Street
Preston Cure for Drunkenness Offers Safe Remedy
An advertisement touts the Preston Cure as a reliable treatment that ends desire for alcohol, strengthens the system, renews vigor, and sharpens intellect. It claims lasting results for patients, even in hopeless cases, with confidential correspondence and a request to write for a book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Ermie Noble
Entertains Card Club
Christine Cooke
Piedmont
BE. EB. Linthicum
John Whelchel
Cecil
Georgia
Birmingham Age Herald
Robert McCalley
Oscar KE. Smith
Kindergarten Association
Dove’s Candy Kitchen
Josephine
A. H. Shepperd
J.J. Willet
BE. L. Tyler
Walter A. Robinson
W. G. Scott
A.L. Tyler, Jr
W. M. Brewer
James Keith, Jr
O. H. Parker
Birmingham
Ullman Bros
Ullman Brothers
J. W. Hawk
D. B. Lacy
Jenifer
Thomas M. Denson
J. L. Brittain
R. G. Baker
Tronaton
Mr. BF. L. Fields
Paul Roberts
Mr. G. D. Adair
Col
ER. G. Eaton
Mr. L. O. Doty
Shelby
P. M. Jones
Lincoln
Mr. Lon Baker
Bessemer
T. R. Gordon
Talladega Springs
J. J. Arnold
Jacksonville
J. T. Martin
Robinson's Book Store
Vo Rae
Preston Cure
Preston Cure Co
P.O. Box
Philadelphia
Pago
South Tenth St
Via
Éinion
Kermott's
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