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Anniston Evening Star in Anniston, Alabama

02 Sep 1917

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Anniston Evening Star

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Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1917

Page

3

September echoes of college farewells and camp life

The article reflects bittersweet September departures of Agnes Scott and Randolph Macon students for various colleges and courses. It notes mothers preparing outfits, dances at the Country Club, and renewed soldier arrival excitement at Camp McClellan. Society editor laments fewer parties and more Red Cross activities.

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Carolyn Sproull Mildred Goodrich Fannie MecCan Agnes Scott Marie Lanning Lucretia Haynes Randolph-Macon Rosa Haynes Chicago Hasseltine Caudle Evylyn King Judson Virginia Carre Alice Clark Carre Eva Tate Margret Schroeder Louise Weaver Woman's College Montgomery Zella Wilson Bessie Tift Martha Rudisill Emmie Rudisill Randolph Macon Sam Crook, Jr Lewry Mallory Wood Herren Robert Lee Field John Coleman C. J. Cater Avery Ingram Stanton Ingram Douglas Willson Marion Military Institute Sam Ingram Emmett Ayers Wake Forest College Ping Camp McClellan Joif Red Cross
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Free Russian Tells Brother of His Freedom

An Albany Alabama man receives a letter from his brother in Minsk Russia describing escape from German advance and robbery of $1206. The letter contrasts prewar hunger with postwar abundance and notes public gatherings in streets after the fall of the czar.

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Albany Ala Russia Sam Slutsky David Slutsky Minsk
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Dance Opens Social Season At Coun try Club

A Monday evening dance at the Country Club attracts many of the city’s older residents. A reception precedes the event and younger members are asked to check for sanctions. The affair is limited to club members and invited guests.

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Country Club Publc Margaret Phillips Gadsden Grace Church Guild
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Noble Theater Opens Monday September 10 1917 18

Noble theater opens Monday September 10 with girl ushers and new innovations. The season features the Symphony Orchestra of Cincinnati with Loew’s vaudeville, five big acts interspersed with motion pictures. Shows at 3 PM 7 PM and 9 PM with prices 15 to 50 cents.

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Noble Theater Noble Theatre Symphony Orchestra of Cincinnati Loew Loew's Anniston Memphis Atlanta Birmingham Mobile New Orleans South F. A. Shiller
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