Christmas Carol Bells and Angels Sing
A traditional Christmas verse celebrates bells ringing on Christmas day. Angels in heaven sing while souls on earth rejoice on Christmas morning with festive cheer.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1915
Page
3
A traditional Christmas verse celebrates bells ringing on Christmas day. Angels in heaven sing while souls on earth rejoice on Christmas morning with festive cheer.
A collection of children letters to Santa Claus requesting toys, dolls, trains, games, fruit, candy, and fireworks. Names include Dorothy Leopard, Mildred Leopard, Harold Leopard, Taylor Carrell, Sarail Carrell, Lucian Bush, Donnie Williams, Anna Marguerite Arnold, Chas W Arnold Jr, Crawford Carter, and notes of family members. The page also mentions Diamonds at Nelson's.
Rare bargains in fireworks are offered to consumers of this section by The Quick Sale store occupying the old Peck & Patterson building on Second Avenue. Sales are retail and wholesale with attractive figures quoted both ways. Read the firm’s page ad in today’s Deen tura Daily.
A collection of handwritten letters from children requesting gifts for Christmas. Mary Ruth Carte Merla Tran Relia Bean Nell Horton George Foster Teague and other youngsters ask for dolls doll buggy piano candy nuts fruit clothes and small items as well as gifts for siblings and parents. They express generosity and holiday cheer while naming simple desires.
Mrs. William Curry hosted a large afternoon reception at The Maples with about two hundred guests. The hall and parlor featured holly and crimson decorations, each hostess in turn receiving and serving from festively adorned rooms, a snow-draped Christmas table centerpiece.
At two o'clock Mrs. J. G. Cortner hosts At Home from 2 to 5 for Mesdames Mays Lenear and McKnight. Mrs. W. A. Carry presides. Friday features an auction ridge by Mrs. A. A. Hoardage. Saturday brings the Silk Stocking Club meeting with Mrs. Herbert.
In compliment to Miss Jane Harris who leaves next week for Chicago her home Robert Jervis entertained two tables at bridge last evening Those playing were Misses Rhea Lide Lillian Alexander Marjorie Miller Jane Harris Roy Billings Stanley Wyatt Robert Jervis and Curtin Gover The Young People's Missionary Society of the First M B Church will meet Friday evening at 7 20 with free will offering a free will offering will be taken. Mrs William McNeill hosted the Married Ladies Bridge club with three tables Mrs Thomas Bowles won the club prize Mrs Joseph Calvin received the trophy salad followed. Substitutes were Mesd J H Calvin W Wyker and J Davis. Willie Adams of Cullman visiting sister Mrs W P Duke Mrs J Asa Rountree of Birmingham visiting city relatives J O Devs of Lexington Ky weekend guest of William McNeill.
John McGehee returns from University of Tennessee to spend Christmas with his parents. B C Dash's friend spent a quiet night at the Benevolent hospital and is improving. Joe Woods of Decatur, a popular UA student and frat member, came home with typhoid fever after two weeks of illness. Solicitor D C Almen returns from Moulton where he held court for two weeks. See wrist watches at Nelson’s.
A hotel register shows guests and dignitaries from multiple states including Tennessee Alabama Virginia Mississippi and Georgia with names such as M Holland D D Logan W Williams W E Franklin F Todd L Pryor and Hatcher among others staying at Austin Hotel and noted locations including Mansfield Nashville Birmingham Sparta Huntsville and York.
A collection of unreadable OCR names and locations including Birmingham Chicago Nashville Cincinnati St Louis Cleveland Courtland Washington and others. The text lists individuals with partial initials and city citations, lacking context or events.
Local note reports the Hawks cutting glass at Nelsons in a large, active incident. Details are sparse but indicate significant property impact and a notable crowd presence.
The advertisement invites shoppers to a percent of the year sale featuring diamonds in rings brooches cameos and pendants plus sterling silver items and ivory goods. It promises engraving free of charge and contests with pony tickets while guaranteeing all goods bought at the store.
An authorized notice announces Charles C. Robertson as a candidate for re-election to Mor gan County Tax Collector in the Democratic primary.
William E. Skeggs and Lovick P. Troup run for Probate Judge in Morgan County subject to Democratic primary action. D Wiggins of Hartselle is listed as a candidate for Probate Judge in Morgan County with filings subject to the primary outcome.
A candidate named Melvin Hutson announces his bid for a party primary. Voters are urged to support his campaign. the note invites participation and emphasizes the importance of the primary vote.
Frank J. Troop runs for re election as Mor gan County tax assessor on the Democratic ticket. He campaigns on continuing property tax assessment reform and county services.
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