Satisfying report on Mrs Sproull after surgery
The condition of Mrs Miller Sproull who underwent a serious operation yesterday was reported as satisfactory given the severity and her weakened state. Friends crowd the hospital for news. she is a well liked city matron. Also noted: Hillyer Robinson recovering from appendicitis and soon to receive visitors. Funeral floral tokens sent to the family of the late husband and father. A singing event is planned at Lloyd's Chapel on Sunday at 1 30 pm with W D Cheatwood Laney brothers M J Doss among the performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sproull
Miller Sproull
Hillyer Robinson
Lloyd’s Chapel
W. D. Cheatwood
Laney Brothers
M. J. Doss
All Day Singing Planned at Pour Mile Church
An all day singing is planned at Pour Mile church on the third Sunday in May the 21st. The program lists notable singers including Prof. Austin Hazelwood of Pellity C M Mathern of Anniston M Smith of Jacksonville RL D Rowell of Anniston and singing classes Glen Addie West Anniston and Profile. The public is invited to attend bring song books and baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pour Mile Church
Frame
Austin Hazelwood
Pellity
C. M. Mathern
Anniston
Preparations Complete for Aniston Masked Carnival at Club Hall
Preparations finished for a masked carnival at the Anniston Athletic Club hall on Wilmer avenue. The hall is decorated and a large crowd of masked revelers is expected.
Cotton Market Quoted at 42 7 8e Per Pound
Spot cotton in the local market today stood at 42 7 8e per pound. The advance or decline of prices could not be determined from the fragment.
Hotel Arrivals From Across the State
Guests from Gadsden, Attalla, Talladega Springs, Tuscaloosa, Jasper, Birmingham and Montgomery checked in at local hotels yesterday. Names listed include J B Cottle FP M Smith J H Wood T C Bankes K Kennedy J R Cary A J Horton D R Rogers J L Griffith J Davis W Ramage and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
J. B. Cottle
Gadsden
FP. M. Smith
J. H. Wood
T. C. Bankes
Attalla
J. B. Wood
Talladega Springs
Ki. K. Kennedy
Tuscaloosa
J. R. Cary
Jasper
A. J. Horton
D. R. Rogers
J. L. Griffith
J. Davis
Birmingham
J. W. Ramage
Montgomery
Omega Flour Maintains Longstanding Market Reputation
Omega flour has led the flour market for over seventy five years, sustaining a high reputation through ongoing availability and steady quality. The brand emphasizes consistent performance and trusted status among consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omega Flour
Richmond Man Here on Visit with Friends
John A. Godden of Richmond Virginia born in 1918 is spending the day in the city with friends and visiting local spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
John A. Godden
City to repair Noble and Tenth streets paving
Mayor Wikle announced plans to contract bitulithic paving repair on Noble and Tenth streets in the business district. He noted numerous holes and heavy traffic demand a smoother surface as Quintard and Leighton avenues are resurfaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quintard
Leighton
Wikle
Noble
Tenth
Kilby Speech Delights Veterans at Reunion in Birmingham
Lieut. Gov. Thomas E. Kilby returned from Birmingham where his speech at the veterans reunion drew wide quotes from Southern papers and unanimous applause from attendees who heard him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas BE. Kilby
Birmingham
Gov. Kilby
Gadeden Journal Editor Visits Anniston
W. McCullough managing editor of the Gadeden Journal was a distinguished visitor in Anniston Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. W. McCullough
Gadeden Journal
Anniston
An nistonians Attend UCV Reunion in Birmingham
Judge James Crean and Deputy Marshal Make joined An nistonians in Birmingham for the UCV reunion today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Crean
Marshall Make
Annistonians
Birmingham
Revenue officer in town to confer on illicit distilling cases
Capt. J. B. Edwards, a revenue officer to Gadeden, visited today and conferred with U. S. Commissioner Randolph regarding several illicit distilling cases that have arisen recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Edwards
Gadeden
U. S
Randolph
Wives and Mothers Learn Vinol Health Remedy Claim
A local druggist ad touts Vinol as a non secret constitutional remedy to bolster family health. The notice urges wives and mothers to consider diet and early signs of run down conditions in children, implying strong local demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross
Scarbrough
Tolehie
Rover
Oxford Hosts Morning Bowling Party For Visiting Guest
Mrs Frank Butenshan hosts a morning bowling party by the lake in Oxford for Mrs H V Parrish of Nashville as she visits for the reunion. The event features planned by Mrs Betenshon with guests including Prof Frank B Woodruff of Woodruff S C arriving from Birmingham. Other reunion attendees include Dr Jim Ligon of Heflin and R H Davenport’s home improvements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Frank Butenshan
the Lake
H. V. Parrish
Nashville
Frank B. Woodruff
Woodruff, S. C
Birmingham
John FitzGerald
Anniston
Woodruff
Palmetto State
Pledge Drive Sparks Loyal Legion Support for Reunion
Courtinnad Prem Peer bert praised a pledge to serve the country if needed and won strong endorsement from the Loyal Legion. Delegations from Memphis Tennessee and Tulsa Oklahoma worked to secure pledges for their cities as talks predict a spirited contest to select the next reunion city this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
Loyal Legion
Memphis
Tenn
Tulsa
Okla
The Love Mask and Capitol Square Veterans News
The Love Mask romance from the Lasky company stars Cleo Ridge lty and Wallace Held with a plot of gold rush life, disguise, and a sheriff torn by love. In Capitol Square, a 1566 piece massed patriotic concert honors veterans as the Confederate Memorial Association meets. Forrest cavalry officers are elected, with several state and regional leaders named for duties.
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Kate Kenner
California
Lasky Company
Paramount
Cleo Ridgelty
Wallace Held
Ravey
Capitol Square
Confederate Southern Memorial Association
United Confederate Veterans
Forrest Cavalry
Baxter Smith
Chattanooga
Pirot
Missinsippi River
W. A. Collier
Memphis
Mississippi
John N. Simperer
Dallas
Tex
Pee Wee Valley
Alabama
BR. BE
English Deputy Commissioner shelters widow in burning ritual tale
In colonial India Kerry Dickson aids Janira Teura Ooki daughter of Ram Dass. Janira is forced to join a husband’s funeral fire but escapes to Dickson’s bungalow in English garb. Ram Dass protests to police as a kidnapping claim. A fire destroys the bungalow leaving the girl unrecognizable.
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Kerry Dickson
Ilenary Wooodreff
India
Janira
Teura Ooki
Dickson
England
Ram Dass
Dicksen
Mexican Troops Mobilize on the Border
Reported mobilization of Mexican troops near the border stirs debate as Carranza weighs action. Passo Lopes, charged with killing nineteen Americans, remains imprisoned in Chihuahua with efforts underway to bring him to trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passo Lopes
Americana
Chihuahua
Terror Sweep Near Columbus Reports Mexican Bandits
May 17 report tells of rampaging bands attacking Chinese and Mexicans near Columbus New Mexico. American troops withdraw Friday. next day a Chinese tent colony is attacked with many killed amid looting and revenge for loot. Casas Grandes village outbreak pressures Col Cabell to bar soldiers from entering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, N. M
United Sates
Casas Grandes
Col. Cabell
Second American Punitives Retreat from Coahuila
The expedition that pushed into northern Coahuila is reported retreating toward the Rio Grande. Col Sibley orders bring back forces to within two days march of the border. Unclear if reinforcements follow or if pursuit yields no gains. Cowboys report Glen Springs raiders recross the border toward the Asserssefde area east of Dogu Lee.
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Marathon
Tex
Coahuila
Rio Grande
Sibley
Glen Springs
Dogu Lee
Silent tributes honor memory of Dr Reweark in Anniston
The town paid tribute to Dr Reweark whose life touched many as a physician and friend. Judges, mayors, and citizens praised his courage, honesty, and generosity, noting he was “the soul of courtesy and the tongue of truth” and will be deeply missed by families and colleagues alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hener
Ioe
Rowreck
Virginia
C. Boreau
Rewcork
Anniston
Anniston Seftere
G. BK. Randolph
Dr. Rewiek
Fivret
Wikle Sid
Beweerk
A. L. Tyler Ceid
Dr. Reweeark
Notable Anniston Figures Honor Dr Bework
In reminiscences former residents praise Dr Bework for generosity and character. M Reynolds notes his wealth of kindness and deep esteem from family. Judge Coleman Captain Bell and many others recall his long service and civic ties in Anniston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Coleman, Jr
A. W. Bell
A. H. Shepperd
W. Hi. Weatherly
Thomas KE. Kilby
James Keith, Jr
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J. B. Williams
JNO. F. Whisenant. Inc
PF. Williams
A. ¥. Williams
T. F. Williams
Base
Rome
Kilby
Randolph Rose Athletic Club of
Chatta
Jack Dillon
Porky” Flynn
Dillon
LPH Rose
Fesgidans
Ran Rose Athletic Club of
Oxford Department
Surrounding
Forney Oden
Rockland
J. F. Smith
Floyd Smith
J. M. Draper
The
Southern Railway
R. H. Davenport
Gray Street
Jim Ligon
Heflin
W. T. Woodall
Hilleboro
L. G. Blackburn
Goldthwaite
Texas
Mr. Blackburn
Tom Draper
Gordon Wilkins
Hugo, Okla
Dan Wilkins
Alexandria
Lister Whiteside
Selma
Mrs. C. A. Orr
North Main Street
Carl Pare
Courtinnad Prem Peer
Savoy
Heads Porret Cavenry
Theato Thueraday
GFA
ROG Pay
Carranza
Helge
Cleo Ridgely
Wallace Reid
Vitagraph Blue Ribbon
Theato
Henry Woodruf
Isuru Aoki
Daintiest
Marie Doro
Secord Party
Lake Park
Blanche Hazleton
ST. Elmo
William Winterhoff
Mr. Patterson
Mies Stotts
M. Reynolds
Robinson's Rook Mere
Noble Street
Fielé Eve Weedrafft Feed
North Noble
Termes
Mar
H. P
Star Office
Merenge County
Dears
Porrale
Smyth Mercantile Co
Ala
Scarborough
McCaskey, Sterne Grocery Co
Tee
Rem
Jabeonville
Annistein
Jacksonville
Christine Ave
H. Yeung
Ity National Bask
Als
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