Anniston Society Highlights Chautauqua Week and Local News
Anniston society notes cover Chautauqua week events with teachers Anniston College graduates and visitors. Mentions Miss Florence Ledbetter, Miss Florence Van Dyke, Prof Vann, Miss Latta Moore, Julia Claussen, and the Barber Memorial Institute. Includes alumni activities at the University of Alabama and social visits from Lancaster, Philadelphia, and Gadsden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yin Darien
Jorves
I Anniston
Chautauqua
Vana
Geo
Anniston
Latte Moore
Mme
Julia Claussen
Chicago
Patti B. King
Pulaski
Tenn
Justice
Wartrace
Florence and
Vann
Gadsden
Bulbul
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
A busy week ahead for clubwomen delegates as they elect a new general federation president. Mrs. Samuel B. Sneath of Ohio and Louisiana campaigns against Mrs. Pennybacker of Texas. campaign manager is Miss Anna B. Johnson of Springfield. Mrs. Pennybacker expects relief after arduous national duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Federation
Samuel B. Sneath
Ohio
Louisiana
Percy V. Pennybacker
Texas
Mrs James Luckin Bugg Attends Tuscaloosa University Commencement
Mrs James Luckin Bugg traveled to Tuscaloosa yesterday to attend the university commencement where her brother, Mr Gerald Woodruff, is noted to be involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellege
Eugene L. Turner
Eugene Turner, Jr
Annises College
Jenkins
Mississippi
Wu. Hotchkiss
Courtland
Mire Frye
W. Regene Turner
M. A. Frye
John H. Frye
Roebuck Springs
Birmingham
Frye
The
Anniston College For
BE. Hodges
Jacksonville
Assembly of the
Southern Presbyterian Church
Florida
George EB
Cater ‘Lids
Assembly
James Luckin Bugg
Tuscaloosa
University
Gerald Woodruff
Woman's Cure Restores Sleep and Strength
A North Oxford, Massachusetts woman describes extreme fatigue and insomnia after losing three children. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring vitality, easing nervousness, and enabling her to care for her baby again. The ad promotes the product from Picksen Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Oxford
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pans
Cates
Lydia E. Prokhem
Mra. Marco
Conider
Lyrar
Mary
Drastic Measures Ordered for Colorado National Guard
Adjutant General Harry P. Gamble orders all field and staff officers to resigns as the Colorado National Guard faces a depleted state with seven companies in one regiment and five or six approved by the U S Army. Retention for useful officers is stated while others may be superseded. colonels Edward Verdeckberg and W S Davis are anticipated to be replaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Harry P. Gamble
Colorado National Guard
Colorado Guard
U. S. Army
Edward Verdeckberg
W. 8. Davis
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. B. Walsh
Frank Stanton
van Dyke
Niel Sterne
J. W. Willcoxon
Francis
W. G. Ledbetter
Age-Herald
Florence
Ledbetter
University of Alabama
Grand Parade
Greensboro Avenue
Sixth Street
Morgan Hall
Tuscaloosa Guild Woods
Shriners
Warrior River
Gadseden Jand
E.g CraWrora
Cecil Young
Frances Young
Jones
Walter Wade
Robinson
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Thomas L. Robinson
Mr. Carwithin
Philadelphia
Thomas Scott Roberts
Henry A. Young
John Frye
Henry
Little Mary Graham
Washington, D. C
W. C. Roberts
Lancaster
Roberts
National Bank
Pennsylvania
East Tennssee
Jane Woods
Annieton
Fayette, Ala
Will
Sellers Ror
Barber
Barber Memorial Institute
Altar
Lucile Smith
Lancaster, Penn
W. G. Collier
East Ninth Street
Jane Rd
William Henry Forney
U.D. C
Emma Sallie
South Carolina
Noble Apartments
Miss Hughes
Lexington
J. B. Cumings
Selma
Dr. Cummings Wil
Hanson L. Cater
Christine Avenue
George Lang
Mason
Cater
Florents Woods
Lois Willis
Carrie Sterne
Anna Kennedy
Kate Bell
Meadames O'Bryant
Hale
Hughes
Osborne
McMillan
Colbinana
W. H. Dye
Hamilton, Jr
Albertville
DeArman Methvin
Talladega College
Clara Meacham
Woodlawn
Millie Rutherford
Mies Rutherford
South
Ers
Miss Rutherford
Marguerite Fulwhler
Allie Fore
Mattie Belle
Margaret Parkes
Annie Laurie
Mary Agnes Smith
Bernice Lanthorn
Louise
Mabel Hanie
Edwin Buck
Elva
Flora Reaves
Evelin Vickers
Cora
Mildred Parker
Ruby Louis
Ethel
Myrtie Wells
Annie Belle
Claud Lock
Myrtle Parker
Ora
Mattie Goodlette
Gertrude Parker
M. M. Sewell
Lone Star State
Galveston
Houston
Ft. Worth
Quanah
Paducah
Addie Dean
Lexington, Ky
George Leyden
Pensacola
Leon Meyer Saks
Samuel Lake
Joseph Saka
Milwaukee
Wis
Sarah Hobson
Wisconsin Homeopathic Society
Washington
Charles E. Hughes
Albany
Supreme Bench
White House
San Francisco
Lillian Jane Martin
Leland Stanford University
Olean
N. Y
Vassar
University of Gottingen
Stanford
David Starr Jordan
St. Louis
Catherine Booth-Clibborn
la Marechale
Salvation Army
France
Switzerland
A. W. Scott
National Service Training School
Presidio
J. Franklin Bell
Western Division
Army
Philip Andrews
Yerba Buena
Mariana Bertola
Mills College
New Orleans Coffee Company, Ltd
Alalrae