Women Voices Condemn War In Personal Ballad and Notes
A wartime poem by Captain W. E. French censures rulers and profiteers for sons killed in battle. The page carries social notices from Athens and surrounding areas, including club events, society meetings, engagements, and travels featuring Mrs. Donnell, Miss Martha Irwin Franklin, Mr. Howard Eskridge, and other local residents.
Baptist church compares mission to Christ Peace on Earth
The church plans to compare its upcoming Beppd mission to a Christ Peace Mission to Earth, outlining goals and spiritual aims for the community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston T. Mays
Central Baptist Church
Ford
Europe
Earth
Ady
Bepd'c
Urope
Christ’s Peace Mission
The Biggest Paper Ever Published in North Alabama
Decatur Daily Christmas edition promotes its special issue as the largest paper in the region and urges readers to pre order extra copies in advance.
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North Alabama
Decaturs
Local Real Estate Growth Promises in Decatur Area
The notice touts rapid commercial expansion and favorable location in Decatur and surrounding territory. It offers mailed copies of the edition for 5 cents and encourages readers to mail or phone orders, promising to place orders on file for proper handling.
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Decaturs
United States
Social Visits Highlight Pulaski and Athens Guests
Miss Margaret Fazier of Pulaski visits Mrs. O J Thomas. Mrs Ada Friend and daughter of Athens are guests of Mr and Mrs O J Thomas. Miss Elizabeth Hill of Mooresville will be weekend guest of Miss Fannie Johnson.
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Mary Evanis Rose of
Athens
Lucy Haywood
Binford
Margaret Fazier
Pulaski
O. J. Thomas
Ada Friend
Elizabeth Hill
Mooresle
Fannie Johnson
Personal notices from Colbert County Reporter
J M Minor suffers a severe grippe attack. R F Boteler visits friends in Hartselle. Perkins Carter accepts a position at Marion and leaves today. Judge John C Eyster returns to Culman after a week on legal business. Dr W H Greer of New Decatur makes a business and professional trip to the city and prospers in his new labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Eyster
CuHman
W. H. Greer
New Decatur
Colbert County
Birthday Dinner by Westminster Church Classes
A Turkey and Birthday Dinner will be hosted by the Bible classes of Miss Groenendyke and Mrs. Payne at the Westminster Presbyterian church in the Wassault building on Thursday December 9 from 5 30 to 7 30 p m. Tickets are 35 cents per plate and holiday articles will be on sale.
Eggs deemed unsafe spark a cheeky courtroom quip
A humorous courtroom exchange opens with a buyer accusing the market man of selling inedible eggs. The market man retorts that the customer wanted eggs to lend to neighbors, prompting the judge to weigh the joke against the potential dispute.
Decatur Daily Special Christmas Edition
The Decatur Daily presents a festive Christmas edition with local highlights and seasonal features. Read about community events, holiday traditions, and preparations shaping a cheerful season in town.
Pugilism School Opens Amid Light Conversation
A courthouse exchange notes Hokus Flubdub starting a correspondence school of boxing. The judge questions Pokus about prior experience and Hokus mentions a past job in a box factory.
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Hokus
Moving 1000 Tons of Dirt for Aycock Wholesale House
Excavation led by David L. Blackwell of Decatur Transfer Co will supply dirt for the basement of W. Ascock’s new wholesale dry goods house at Davis and Ferry streets. One thousand wagon loads occupy 1000 yards as the eight foot deep basement, 100 by 75 feet, begins and progress accelerates while Aycock attends the Alabama Wholesale Dealers Association session.
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Aycock
David L. Blackwell
Decatur Transfer Co
Davis Street
Joe Frahn
W. Ascock
Davis and
Ferry Streets
Tuscaloosa Man Killed by Auto
George Freeman, a Hull area farmer, was killed today when struck by a car driven by Virgil Crabtree. Authorities said the incident will be presented to the grand jury. no arrests have been made at this time.
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Tuscaloosa
George Freeman
Hull
Here
Freeman
Virzil Crabtree
O. Z. Crabtree
Presbyterian Ladies Japanese Sale At Office of Pride
The Presbyterian ladies announce a Japanese sale at the office of Pride on December 10. Attendees can enjoy pie, tea or water and browse Japanese merchandise and gifts.
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Anna Little
Jack Richardon
Estelle Allen
Frank Borzage
George Ovey
Decatur
W. E.french
John Donnell
Huntsville
D. A. R. John Keys
Ladies’ Aid Society
Woman's Literary Club
Jas. Chrissinger
Priscilla Club
William Garnett
Cotaco Literary Club
Eugene Guy
Berean Club
Benson
Married Ladies’ Bridge Club
Jas. L. Echols
Westminster
Vassault Building
KR. G. Corner
W. A Curry
H. T. Gill
Fred. Bigodworth
Silk Stocking Club
Eskridge—Franklin
Martha Irwin Franklin
William Benjamin Franklin
Howard Wright Eskridge
Woodland Street Christian Church
Nashville
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Wynnewood
Oklo
Nashville Banner
Vanderbilt University
R. H. Pearson
Birmingham Ledger
Pearson
Alabama
John D. Wyker
William L. Yancey
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Southern Club
J. W. McQueen
Auction Bridge Club
Bluett P. Wallace
William R. Smith
Young People’s Missionary Society of the
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S. D. Johnson
Line Street
Julia Lesser
Helen Harrison
Charles Shawhan
Mobile
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Alvin ‘Jolly
Frank Chenault
Hirlingham
Howard Couch
The
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Baltimore, Md
J. W. Pipkin
G. E. Stanley
H. H. Hitt
Birmingham
Miss Maude Odom
Leighton
Tebe
J. W. Thornton
Copenhagen
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Grippe
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Hartselle
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Power of Music
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