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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1909

Page

4

Society News From Anniston With Numerous Social Gatherings

Mrs D B Walsh reports a busy social scene in Anniston with box parties at The Music Master including Mr and Mrs Mason Dillard and Gov and Mrs Jelks. Garden study at Noble Street by Mrs A J Goodwin discusses Tennys Princess with 24 members plus guest Miss Mary Pearson. Young Matrons Club hosts Shakespeare study with informal meeting and business notes.

Mason Dillard Kerman Henry Badham Plir Ross Smith Webb Crawford Gov Jelks KB. Catharine F. W. Jarrett H. Crockard Georgi Yancey John B. Knox Anniston Mary George Cruikshank Shaler Howser Jennie Trimble Anthony Birmingham Ledger A. J. Goodwin Noble Street Annie Parley Lewis Kidd Emmett Ledbetter Bavannah Busines W. H. Weatherly

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Internal Remedy

An advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional blood disease and cannot be cured by local applications. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and said to affect blood and mucous surfaces. It is presented as a non quack medicine prescribed by leading physicians, with testimonials available. Price is 75 cents. Toledo company also markets Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Props Voledo

Oxford Notes From Oct 14 Self Culture Club Meeting

Oxford reports a Self Culture Club meeting at Mrs. James Cunningham with Browning study planned. Officers elected: President Mrs. James Cunningham, Vice President Miss Maude Luttrell, Secretary Treasurer Miss Noble. Choir practice at Cunningham home tomorrow. several residents noted with Birmingham visits and local business notices.

Oxford Self Culture Club James Cunningham Browning Maude Luttrell Noble

List of students by grade and teachers

The document lists second and sixth grade students with their names and the teacher Miss Etta Simms for Maybell Jackson to Mary Ella Landham, Helen Salter, Zella Wilson in second grade and Julia Hillery Cason to Marydel Owen in sixth grade. It preserves names as read from the period school roster.

Wilmer Avenue School Edith Johnston Mary Nelle Dalton Katie Lyle Jane Holden Noble Ralph Banks Walter Carlton Oscar Holcombe Margaret Lea Dora May Colquitt Sarah McCarty Eleanor Stillwell Alice Statom Bryant Lemon Harvey Callahan Luther Dickert Thomas Gann William Lanning Herbert Peterson Etta Simms Tunstall Cobbs William Lapsley Walter Wellborn Eugenia Thompson Cornelia Noble Julia Hillery Cason Kate Lapsley Irene Edwards Bessie Dunston Sophia Rivers Tennie Driver Bessie Foote Ethel Bowles Alberta Norwood Marydel Owen

Eastern Stars to Meet at Elizabeth Spearman Chapter

Elizabeth Spearman chapter No 81 O BE 8 holds its regular meeting tonight at 7 30. All members are urged to attend as this is the final meeting before the year’s report goes out. Mary L Sawyer See.

Elizabeth Spearman O. BE Mary L. Sawyer

Capudine for That Headache Headline Ad

Ad copy describing Capudine as a remedy for headaches and nervousness. Promotes use for morning after drinking and for business readiness. Claims to clear the head and steady the nerves and advises trying at drug stores.

Methodist church benefit box supper nets near eighty dollars

Iron City notes report a Saturday box supper and ice cream sale for the Methodist church raised about eighty dollars. Visitors include Mrs. Brown of Heflin with Miss Maud Ross and Mr. Charlie Martin of Anniston, plus Mrs. McCurdy of Jacksonville and Mrs. L A Jones and son Aubrey of Anniston visiting locally.

Iron City Methodist Church Brown Heflin Maud Ross Charlie Martin Anniston McCurdy Jacksonville L. A. Jones Aubrey Mae Davis Rhodes Choccoloe¢o J. T. Rhodes Stovall Chulafinnee

Pinesalve Carbolized Salve Sold by J. L. Wikle

An antiseptic salve that heals soothes and cleanses is Pinesalve Carbolized. It is said to be unequaled for cuts burns and bruises and is sold by J. L. Wikle.

J. L. Wikle

Opportunity to buy what you've wished to afford

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Property prospect nudges buyers to find valuable felac today

The notice hints at locating a valuable felac tied to a property purchase in today’s paper. It invites readers to explore the market details and opportunities presented in the issue.

Local Notes From Jacksonville Mrs Clapp and Guests

Mrs Charles Clapp of Pensacola is due to visit sister Mrs John Burke at Allegheny. Mrs Tom Morris, long registered at Allegheny, now with Mrs George Rowan. Mrs J P Burke and Miss Susan Lancaster back from Birmingham. etc. The State Normal School football team sails tomorrow for Birmingham for a game with Howard College.

Jacksonville Charles Clapp Pensacola Fla John Burke Allegheny Tom Morris George Rowan J. P. Burke Susan Lancaster Birmingham Anna Amelia Ward Lillie Turner State Normal School Hubert Montgomery North Main Street Wesley Darden Normal School W. W. Battle Attalla Lon Hames Demopolis Ross Currier I. N. Currier Atlanta Atlanta Dental College Howard College

Train Arrivals at Union Station Highlight Times

Readout shows varied arrival and departure times at Union Station Southern. Entries list multiple 12 hour and 24 hour marks with inconsistent abbreviations and scattered minutes.

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Society Mrs D. B. Walsh Shed Ex Annistonians Juliet Davidson Theoleen Hiliott William Orrison William, Jr Charles Davidson Margaret Wellborn Misa Hlood John B. Lagarde William Parker Cedartown Mra William D. Nesbit Wilmer Ullman’s News of Oxford MISS Florida Pinson Presbyterian Choir Cunningham W. C. Warnock Edith Bonner DeArmanville Draper & Co Warnock McClelen Bessie Morgan BE. A. Walker Robert Warnock Otho Humphries Ed Castleberry Talladega L. B. Miller Leila Turner Castleberry Snow Street James Snow James Wilson Munford Dee Scarbrough White Plains Junior Endeavor Society of the Methodist Church Hallowe’en Thelma Davis Hallowe Margaret Sacko Poetry Recital Society Barbary Africa Belle B. Matthysse Brooklyn N. Y New York David Black Rudyard Kipling Harry Holmes Asbury Park Matthysse Northport S. I Japan Portsmouth Capudine Iron City Notes Union Station Southern Union Rome Selma Ala Wilton Gap Louisville & Nashvil Calera Arriva
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