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Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1916

Page

3

Picnic at the lake by Browning Club gathers guests

Society members and guests attend a lake outing on Saturday evening with a prepared luncheon. Mrs Belle Corum Mrs Ewing and Mrs Viordon of San waco are noted guests. Kenyon assisted with rides and showed lake attractions. Lena Catterton taken to Dr Stewart's for treatment.

Tee Browning Satevening Belle Corum Ewing Xrell Viordon Sanwaco Kenyon Eanning Lena Catterton Bod St. Luke's Freehold N. J William 8. Holmes William M. Ivins New York Joseph 8. Yard William van Dorn Women’s Club Shade Tree

Dinner Honors Metropolitan Company Executive in Birmingham Visit

A Saturday dinner hosted by Mrs. W F Price on Wilmer avenue honored Mr. W H Stewart of New York, superintendent of agencies for Metropolitan Insurance. Guests included H S Cox of Talladega, E J Lovejoy of Gadsden, and T B Monroe of the host city, all deputies with Metropolitan in their areas. Miss Aleene Burnette of Gadsden visits Miss Grace Glass.

W. F. Price Wilmer Avenue W. H. Stewart New York Stewart The Metropolitan Insurance Company Birmingham Talladega E. J. Lovejoy Gadsden T. B. Monroe Metropolitan Company

Mission Hospital for Navajo Indians in Arizona

An Episcopalian mission hospital among the Navajo in Arizona serving eye and ear diseases. Trachoma afflicts many and thousands gain eyesight from care at the Hospital of the Good Shepherd Fort Defiance. One of the few mission hospitals set up exclusively for Indians.

Arizona Good Shepherd Fort Defiance

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Mrs Hazel

A New Castle Indiana woman recalls severe health problems from age eleven to seventeen and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health and regularity. The ad notes decades of popularity and invites readers to write for confidential advice from Lynn Massachusetts.

New_Castle Ind Lydia E. Pinkham

Doan's Kidney Pills Help Anniston Woman

Mrs. David Gibson of 1497 Mulberry St Anniston credits Doan's Kidney Pills with ending years of back pain restless nights and kidney trouble She reports swollen ankles improved kidney secretions and no symptoms since completing four boxes Poster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sells the remedy for 60 cents at dealers

David Gibson Mulberry St Anniston Doan

Nashville suffrage rally features parade and speakers

May Day celebration in Nashville drew a large suffragist parade through downtown and an open air pageant at Centennial Park. Gov. Frye and staff joined, led by Mrs. Guilford Dudley with several hundred prominent women. National officer Mrs. Solon Jacobs spoke as resolutions urged parties to adopt suffrage planks.

Nashville May S Centennial Park Tom C. Frye Guilford Dudley Nashville Equal Suffrage League Solon Jacobe Birmingham Equal Suffrage Association

Louisville and Nashville to extend shops at Mobile

Announcement from L and N offices in Mobile states plans to extend company shops across a full block north of the current buildings from Charleston to Madison and from Royal to Water streets. The firm currently employs 409 men.

Mobile Louisville and Nashville Charleston Madison Royal Water Streets

Women lead unprecedented suffrage march at Republican convention

Chicago suffragists from across the country plan to attend the Republican National Convention parade despite hotel shortages. Mrs. George Bass may charter steamers to accommodate thousands of guests while the event repositions hotel space for factions.

Chicago Varius George Bass

Women graduates mark progress in national arts program

A dozen women began a civic task months ago as sixty girls prepare to graduate from the National School Domestic Arts and Science, with prior White House reception by President and Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Arthur M. Dodge, president of the National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage, argues for broader women’s education and civic roles, noting gains made without suffrage.

Washington, D. C Iing National Schools’ Domestic Arts Wilson White House States St. Louie Arthur M. Dodge National Association Drama League

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