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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1916

Page

3

May Day service at Glen Addie Baptist Church Friday

The Glen Addie Baptist church will host a May Day service Friday at 7 20 p m with a May Pole by Sunday school children and refreshments for all. The event invites everyone to attend. Meanwhile local merchants on 15th Street note ownership of property and absence of rent. John F Williams, president of the Anniston city council, announced his bid for re election as campaign heats up. Only one aldermanic candidate has announced so far.

Glen Addie Hirch

Mass meeting to discuss city ordinance on picketing

A mass meeting will be held at the court house this evening to hear a discussion of the ordinance passed by Anniston city council to prevent picketing during strikes or lockouts at local industries. Several prominent figures have been invited to speak.

Court House Anniston City

Fern Waist receipt note with quantities and pricing

A fragmented record shows a sale of the celebrated "Fern Waist" item with a price of 81.50 and a separate bag listing 46 percent to 46. The text appears to be a shopper’s or vendor’s internal note indicating item and quantity details.

Baker Named State Chairman at Ohio Democratic Meet

Newton D. Baker secretary of war was named temporary chairman of the state convention by the arrangements committee of the state democratic central committee in Columbus. The convention will be held in Columbus on June 1.

Recorder court session faces longer than usual terms

Ida and Liddy Childs, two colored sisters, were tried for fighting and discharged. The session included several small cases and ran longer than is typical.

Recorder’s Court Ida Liddy Childs

Ice Cream Supper At Eulaton Church Saturday

An ice cream supper is planned at the Eulaton C M Church for Saturday night May 20. Everyone is invited to attend.

Eulaton C. M

Notice to Non Residents of Attachment in Anniston

The State of Alabama Calhoun County City Court of Anniston announces an attachment against Sara E Lapsley issued May 9 1916. The levy covers extensive real estate in Anniston including multiple blocks and lots described in the record. A. L. Sheppard Clerk issues notice dated March 17 1916.

State of Alabama Calhoun County City Court of Anniston Anniston Banking & Loan Co Sara E. Lapsley Tyler Hill West Annston Anniston City Land Co Calhoun Lars EB. Paley Mer

Picnic for Eastern Stars at Oxford Lake Park

Elizabeth Spearman chapter 81 Order of Eastern Stars hosts a Friday night picnic at Oxford Lake Park on May 19. All members should attend with well filled baskets and invites guests to join.

Elizabeth Spearman Order of Astern Stars Oxford Lake Park

Omega Flour Maintains Reputation After 75 Years on Market

Omega flour has led the flour market for decades, remaining on sale for over seventy five years and upholding a strong reputation for quality. The brand emphasizes enduring reliability and steady performance throughout its long history.

Omega Flour

Anniston Club Plans Doubleheader If Rain Delays Game

Manager Wade Reynolds said if today’s game is rained out, a doubleheader will be played tomorrow afternoon. The twin bill would start at 2 30 p m with Sigman and Morrison pitching for the local club.

Wade Reynolds Anniston Sigman Morrison

Local Cotton Market Quoted at 12 Percent Per Pound

The local market quoted cotton at 12 percent per pound as of 1 o clock today.

City Public Schools Set Final Exams Next Monday

Final examinations will start in the city public schools next Monday and the term will close a week from Friday.

Two youths Freed on Bond and Probation in County Jail

The two young prisoners confined in the county jail are at liberty. Jesse Smith was released on bond while Cheney Hampton received probation to prove he can behave if he tries.

Jesse Smith Cheney Hampton

Anniston Hardware Co Builds Private Garage Behind Store

The Anniston Hardware Co plans a private garage in the alley behind Noble Street to house its own and drummers' cars, expanding parking and storage for the store.

The Anniston Hardware Co Noble Street

County Tax Board Prepares Docket For June Hearings

County tax equalization board members work this week to prepare the docket for June hearings. The session for hearing will begin on the third Monday in June.

County Tax Equalization Board

First Presbyterian Lectures on The Holy Land by Dr Lang

The congregation awaits an illustrated Sunday night lecture by Dr George Lang on The Holy Land. Lang has traveled in Palestine and secured lantern slides to enrich the talk for all attendees.

First Presbyterian Church George Lang The Holy Land

St Elmo at the Casino impresses Oxford Lake Park crowd

St Elmo drew a pleased audience at the Oxford Lake Park Casino with Blanche Hazelton and cast delivering strong performances. William Winterhoff as St Elmo impressed, Elizabeth Montgomery as Agnes and J Laurie Irwin as Van Jiggens earned praise. A new piano and drum setup were added for improved music. St Elmo repeats tonight with a new bill Friday and Saturday. Paid in Full slated for Monday.

Oxford Lake Park St. Elmo The Park Blanche Hazelton William Winterhoff Elizabeth Montgomery Agnes the Adventuress Pearl Stoots Gertrude Chas Patterson J. Laurie Irwin van Jiggens Miss Hazelton Edna Baril New York

Oxford Echoes of a Humorous Double at Mirrors

Oxford residents recount a comic tale as W. M. Hawkins mistakes his own reflection for his nephew Bunk DeArman in mirror displays at a Baptist class venue. The narrative unfolds amid local social notes, weddings, visits, and parade preparations across Oxford and neighboring towns.

Oxford W. M. Hawkins Fort Worth Tex John FitzGerald Bunk DeArman Hawkins Baptist Church Mr. Hawkins

Boy Scouts Sell Chautauqua Tickets Citywide

Scouts divide Anniston and nearby areas into districts and sell Chautauqua tickets, aiding attendance. Troop 7 in Osama repairs city hall roof and assists Epworth League delegates. Birmingham Scouts help veterans at a local event, showing the organization’s community service value.

Anniston Viet City Oxanna Ola Oxanna Dow Osama Duffichlé Scouts of Birmingham

Dean's Kidney Pills Helped Anniston Man

G W Jones of 484 Fourteenth St Anniston says kidney trouble caused sharp back pain and dull spirits. After using about a box and a half of Deans Kidney Pills his back strength returned and kidneys work regularly, with improved energy. Price 50c at all stores.

Idney Dean Anniston G. W. Jones Pine Fourteenth Sts Save Deen Mr. Jones Foster Milburn Co Buffalo

Tanlac credited for relief in Birmingham girl

Mrs. J P Westbrooks of 2608 Thirtieth Avenue North Birmingham praises Tanlac after her eleven year old daughter Afreel suffers long with indigestion chest pains and nervous exhaustion. After three bottles Afreel sleeps well eats normally and has gained weight showing marked improvement.

Tanlac J. P. Westbrooks Thirtieth Avenue Birmingham Afreel Taniac Ansel Ansel Weatbrooks Anniston Scarbrough Drug Co Merrellton W. D. Nixon Oxford Calhoun Drug Co Piedmont W. T. Moody & Son

Reegheh inspector at Anniston Ordnance plant accepts shells

The inspector at the Anniston Ordnance Company plant is accepting shells turned out there. This should reassure investors who doubted the plant’s success and suggests enough shells will be accepted to permit a first shipment soon.

Reegheh Anniston Ordnance Company

Burrows Is Again Elected to Office

Burrows retains the office after another election, with continuation notes on political tenure. The text also discusses Dr. Daniel’s remarks on success, opportunity, and personal conduct influencing earthly careers, warning against fatalism and misfortune.

Burrows Daniel

Negro boy fined for trousers theft at pressing club

Jewel Mundly a negro boy was arraigned in the recorder s court this morning charged with stealing a pair of trousers from a pressing club. He was fined 2.50 dollars and costs.

Jewel Mundly Recorders Court

City Firemen Celebrate Strong Monthly Record

Firemen praise the month’s performance with only three small fires since the month began, viewing it as an exceptionally good record despite the few incidents.

Pendergrass and neighbors share weekend visits

Mr and Mrs J H Pendergrass of Ebulaton visited relatives this weekend. Rev W M Hall preached to the mothers on Sunday. Grave yard workers joined Cane Creek on Saturday. Ernest Greene of Ragland visited with Mrs L E Burford. O Dell and Meads attended Providence singing. Mrs N J Paul returned from a week with her daughter Mrs D T Simpson. Burford, Simpson, Formwalt, Macon and Haynes listed on alok. Frank Parrish bought an auto.

J. H. Pendergrass Ebulaton W. M. Hall Cane Creek Ernest Greene Ragland L. EB. Burford W. T. O'Dell Paul Meads Providence G. L. Formwalt J. P. Macon Bob Haynes Alok Frank Parrish

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