Oxford News Reels Social And Business Notes
Messrs Wylie Bean and John Ingram, Delta farmers, shopped in Oxford this morning while A M Smith of Delta purchased goods here. Mrs J Davis returned from California for her son Prof J L Davis’s Manila death interment. Miss Jean Williams and Miss Luma Draper returned from Montevallo with high scholastic honors. The Knights of Pythias group met in Mobile with Maj D H Smith Capt A M Humphries and others attending. Katharine Steel chapter D A R held an engaging session with readings on Lexington, Bunker Hill and Katharine Steel, followed by a June 14 program with various musical and literary selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Houston Smith
A. M. Humphries
Mark Williams
Messrs
Fred
Katharine Steel
Willie Gunnels
Lexington
Bunker Hill
William Oscar Harris
Alexander Jones Adair
Melda Haynes
Harris
Haynes
Judson
Marion
Caroline Wood Draper
Alice Bullard
Battle of Bunker Hill
A. P. Bullard
W. R. Norton
Eichelberger
Ruth Miller
James R. Draper
Miss Pinson
Miss Bullard
Oxford Graduates Shine at Noble Institute Exercises
A large Oxford audience attended Noble Institute graduation where Miss Pace and Miss Luttrell received diplomas amid gifts. The event highlights the school's rising reputation in the South. Oxford baseball team will serve ice cream and cake tonight in Walker & Co. store room. The team and Anniston Presbyterian College clash on the local diamond this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Noble Institute
Pace
Luttrell
Southland
Walker & Co
Anniston Presbyterian College
The Age of Deer and the Highland Warnings
A Chambers journal writer notes romance shapes deer longevity with an old Highland adage linking ages in multiples of three. Tales cite deer living over two centuries, yet experts generally put a deer's life at about thirty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers’ Journal
Macdonald
Tulloch
Loch Treig
Glengarry
Ewen Maclan-Og
Europe
Tea Bug and Tea Mite Devour Assam Tea
The tea plant hosts two parasites named the tea bug and tea mite. They spend their lives on the upper surface of freshly grown tea leaves, spin webs, puncture veins, and drain the sap. Muddy water is the only known remedy, while tea bags are especially targeted on mild delicate teas.
Oxford Lake Park Sees Growth and New Attractions
Nature and yearly expenditure draw more visitors as Oxford Lake Park enhances the resort each season. Despite unseasonable weather, lake patronage is excellent with invigorating rowing, moss removal completed, a bowling alley, merry-go-round, new bathing suits, new boats, and a miniature railway around the lake operated by J A Hulsey. Coupon tickets 20 cents with a 15 cent discount cover all pleasure privileges.
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J. A. Hulsey
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California
Oxford News
A. J. Adair
E. A. Walker CO
the Peoples Friend
Hathaway
Madras
Thad WM. Gwin & CO
Ry i
Humphries & CO
Wylie Bean
John Ingram
Delta
A. M. Smith
RK. T. Pinson
Jacksonville
John Turner
Philadelphia
Jamestown
Jean Williams
Montevallo
Girls’ Industrial School
Luma Draper
W. A. McCain
Kentwood
Othella Bagley
Tom Dodd
Atlanta
Mr. Dodd
Henry Waters
Augusta
8. K. Borders
Sallie Carey
Nient
Oxford Lake Park
M. F. Doering
Anniston Steam Laundry
BEST
Anniston Water Supply Co
Noble Street
Anniston
Alabama
Anniston City Land Company
WM. A. Davis
Anniston Electric & Gas CO
10Th & Noble Sts
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