Oxford News Highlights Local Visits and School Finale
Oxford reports out of town shoppers Mattison and Cooper guests in the morning. Mrs. Smith returns from Anniston while others note improved farming toil with sunshine. The Oxford graded school closes with musicale and graduation events next Monday and Tuesday nightly. Miss Cunningham remains ill with remittent fever and a minstrel show entertains at Odd Fellows hall. A wedding invitation announces Hattie Wilson’s marriage to Fileale Wallace Bullard at Talladega on June 1.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Frank Gwin
Miss Hest
Gus Eichelberger
Ida Turner
Mensara
Bullard
Miller
Silly Kid
Charles la Rowe
Oxford
F. E. Wilson
Hattie
Fileale Wallace Bullard
Talladegga
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Fortress club meeting blends social and literary debate
The Fortress club gathered for a social literary meeting debating whether environment or heredity shapes character. Hugh Singleton and Reuben McCraw argued for environment, with Allan Ballard and Davis Cooper opposing. judges Dr JC Wright, Will Leslie, and Robin Hall supported the affirmative. Delights of cream and cake followed.
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Fortress Club
Haugh
Hugh Singleton
Rewben McCraw
Allace Ballard
Davis Cooper
Jc, Wright
Will Leslie
Robin Hall
Veal and Ham Balls with Parsley Garnish
Finely chop cold veal and a little cooked ham with breadcrumbs and lemon peel. Season with pepper salt mace and parsley. Moisten with milk, shape into balls, dip in egg and breadcrumbs, fry golden. Pour warm gravy around and garnish with parsley and lemon.
The Truth About Men's Clothing
A call to informed clothing purchases notes that outside appearance misleads. It urges buyers to inspect inside construction and tailoring, stressing careful handwork that sets their cloth ing apart from ordinary ready to wear.
New Suit Fabrics At Bargain Prices In Local Shop
At $15 to $25 garments the store showcases flannels serges and mixtures. The 2 button single breasted long roll suits offer comfort and fit superior to local tailors charging $35 to $40. Black unfinished worsted at $20 and alpaca silk lined garments highlight the sale with strong value and quality.
Suit Line Offers Value in Serges and Worsteds
Our stronger line of serges unfinished worsteds grays self striped and plaids is priced at $7.50 $10.00 and $12.50. 50 double breasted blue serge suits at $15 compare to $20 elsewhere. See them in Anniston or Oxford.
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Anniston
Oxford
Darning Damask Table Linen in Needlecraft Tradition
Instructions explain darning damask by inserting a matching raveling under a hole and stitching back and forth so the patch remains invisible after laundering. The piece notes that such needlework was once a required skill for a "finished young lady."
Alabama Chancery Case in Anniston Court
In Chancery City Court of Anniston Calhoun County McDowell files against Naomi Pike alias Naomi Clifton respondent. Complainant seeks resolution under state chancery law in the City Court proceedings.
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Calhoun County
City Court of
Naomi Pike
Naomi Clifton
Alabama
Oklahoma
Anniston Evening Star
Anniston
A. Tr. Shepperd
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