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Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1927

Page

5

Riverside and Athens Women’s Meetings Highlight Busy Week

A string of church and civic gatherings runs from Riverside to Athens. Women’s missionary societies elect officers, hear devotions, and plan Harvest Day at the church with reports on the year’s work. Nearby, the Riverside P T A hosts a 3 p m meeting with a superintendent's address and a family social.

Riverside P. T. A Riverside Parent-Teachers’ “Association Riverside High School W. W. Benson

Bridge Party Honoring Mrs Bailey Attended by Mrs Cartwright

Mrs B P Cartwright will entertain with a bridge party on Thursday to honor Mrs D Bailey Jr a recent bride. Guests are invited to assemble at her home at 3 15 o'clock.

Bailey B. P. Cartwright Bridge D. Bailey, Jr

Pettus Killingsworth Engagement and Local Notices

Dr. and Mrs. Bentdy S. Pettus announce the engagement of their daughter Clara Mason Pettus to Mr. Thomas Cole Killingsworth of Birmingham with a holiday wedding planned. Mrs. Sam Stephenson hosts Bridge Eight at her parents’ home on Bank Street. Mrs. J. W. Cobb returns from Prattville after a visit with her mother Mrs. Samuel Glackwell.

Bentdy S. Pettus Athens Clara Mason Thomas Cole Killingssworth Birmingham Sam Stephenson W. C. Bailey J. W. Cobb Prattville Ala Samuel Glackwell

Labor Chief Praises American Prosperity and Workers’ Unity

Washington December article reports Secretary Davis in the annual Labor Department review praising high wages and production, urges immigration controls and anti trust reform. He notes broad harmony between workers and employers, cites coal industry as needing consolidation, and includes bureau summaries.

Washington Dee Davia Labor Department Paaty Labor Poly Od Itommy Coal Secucy

Local Personal News and Visits Across States

Howard Johnson, Wilson and Thomas Crawford spent the weekend in Birmingham. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lewis and children visited relatives in Spruce Pine Alabama. Elbert Brown and family were in Lawrence County for the week. Mrs. D. C. Wohlers of Milford Michigan visits Mrs. Walsh en route. Mrs. Virgil Bell in Columbus Georgia hosted a guest for weeks. Mrs. W. M Mosclay has joined the Blackwell family on Johnston Street. Benevolent Society holds a 3 PM meeting at the hospital Wednesday. Andrew Cad dell from the University of Alabama visits parents T. A. and Mrs. Cad dell. Mrs. H. L. Huff returns from weeks with relatives in Mississippi and Tennessee. Dr. Frank Chenault improves at a Nashville infirmary. Miss Mary Wallace Smilsy remains confined at home on Eighth Street. Madeline Dix leaves Monday for a ten day stay in Selma. S. D. Brock shows some improvement Tuesday.

D. C. Wohlers Milford, Mich Walsh Virgil Bell Columbus, Ga

Mrs Rena Dempsey Laid to Rest Today

Mrs. Rena Dempsey aged 36 died at her home in Belle Mina Monday at 11:55 am. Funeral services were held at Tanner this afternoon with Rev. Baldwin officiating. She is survived by her husband John Dempsey six children two sisters Mrs Minnie Cowan Greenbrier and Mrs Maggie Webb Lincoln County and one brother James Vaughn Lincoln County. Interment followed at Tanner cemetery Brown directing.

Rena Dempsey Belle Mina Tanner Thisternoon Toneta Arch Baldwin Dempsey John Dempsey Minnie Cowan Greenbrier Maggie Webb Lincoln County James Vaughn Tanner Cemetery Brown

Engineer Inspecting Alabama Street Bridge Approach Work

An engineer from the state highway office visited to inspect the ongoing Alabama street approach work for the Temple Tiver bridge project.

State Highway Office Alabama Street

Chapin Couple Welcome Seven Pound Daughter Lillian Trene

Mr and Mrs Chapin announce the arrival of a seven pound daughter on November 29 naming her Lillian Trene.

Chapin Lillian Trene

Decatur Welcomes Dr Simrell Wyatt on Visiting Trip

Dr Simrell Wyatt of Lexington a former Decatur resident visits the city en route to South Alabama for a short hutting trip. Wyatt was a notable University of Alabama athlete during his college years.

Simrell Wyatt Lexington Decatur South Alabama Wyatt University of Alabama

Christmas Fund Checks Arrive for Local Shoppers

Preparations finish as Christmas fund checks are distributed to residents. Cheese shipments arrive by December 16, boosting holiday shopping amid a seasonal rush and added local spending activity.

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