Jones Get Jewels
ANNISTON BUREAU 1
THE AGE-HEKALI) \
Anniston. Ala., Oct. 18 j j
Former Governor Thomas T. Kilby,
Leon Ullman and Ambrose J. Jones,
three veteran members of Anniston
lodge No. 91, Knights of Pythias,
were presented with veteran jewels
at the regular meting of the lodge on
Thursday evening. The three An
niston men won the marks of dis
tinction in their home lodge by 25
years of continuous membership in
the order. An unusually large num
ber of local Knights were present to
witness the presentation of the
metals.
RED MEN BUSY
Friday night the regular meeting
of\the Kymulga Tribe, improved Or
|dej£of Red Men, will be enlightened
| by the degree work of the order with
; several candidates on hand.
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| SEEK PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT
Thursday’s meeting of the Annis
ton Exchange club was featured by
the appointment of a committee by
! President Rush Cole to submit a
j plan for the purpose of installing
playground equipment for several ot;
the city schools of Amriston.
GIVES MUSICAL RECITAL
An event of wide interest to music
lovers of Anniston was the recital
given on Thursday afternoon by Miss
Eloise Cromwell of Montgomery, the
event being given under the auspices
of the Anniston Music club. Miss
Cromwell, who is the guest of the
club president, Mrs. Govan Woodruff,
while in Anniston, was honored with
a brilliant reception at the, Business
Women’s club rooms at 1 o’clock
Thursday.
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HARRY LACY BETTER
Harry Lacy, manager for the Pos
tal Telegraph company, who was
stricken suddenly while en route to
his office Wednesday morning, was
able to be at his office Thursday
morning for a short time, although
he was still weak from the attack of
the previous day.
