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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1916
Page
3
Nellie Richardson hosts a lively Turner Farm event with guests, tea and a lanterned porch. A series of pupils and local figures attend recitals, bridge games, and social gatherings, with golf triumphs and upcoming lectures noted among town society highlights.
Rev Robinett to preach next Sunday at Lords Chapel. Attendees include Mr Womack Miss Vien Heath Miss McGacha Miss Bertha Hewett Mr Robison who visited Bethlehem for decoration and enjoyed a car ride. A singing is set for the fourth Sunday with Prof Cheatwood among the singers.
An old advertisement promotes a sleep aid claiming a long night of rest. It asserts relief from itching and sleeplessness and promises morning refreshment. The copy pokes at neighbors and testimonials to urge readers to buy a bottle from the company.
Marvin Funderberg of Attalla, an expert linotype operator for the Attalla Herald, was in the city today on business.
Will Allen, a Black man convicted yesterday of selling whiskey, received a $50 fine and 30 days in jail, but both the fine and sentence were suspended.
James Cator, described as a negro, faced a preliminary hearing in the recorders court on a larceny charge for allegedly stealing a watch from machinist McCabe. He will be turned over to county officers for further proceedings.
Snow is nearly two feet deep on the level in Deadwood South Dakota after a two day storm that ended yesterday. Roads cover and travel remains difficult with drifting and closing conditions reported across the district.
It was announced this afternoon that Mrs Miller Sproull successfully underwent an operation at St Luke's Hospital and has a fair chance to recover.
Saskatchewan education minister questions geometry in country schools and promotes life long learning. California alumni luncheon follows commencement at Berkeley with 1256 degrees. Dunwoody Institute in Minneapolis nears full buildout funded by William H. Dunwoody. Columbus medical college reorganizes reducing faculty and merging departments.
Mrs Jesse Richardson of Philpot Kentucky praises Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe effective laxative for children. She notes her son William Jr enjoys it and calls him a fine healthy boy. The remedy is non narcotic, sold for fifty cents, with free trial offers by mail.
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