Church Announcements at Central Methodist Church
Rev J. Cunningham of Birmingham will preach at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. He is described as a delightful spirit and strong preacher. Sunday school starts at 9:30 a.m. with J F Levin as superintendent. Epworth League meets at 6:15 p.m. Laura Pride presides. Pastor R I Waleton invites a large congregation.
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J. 8. Cunningham
Birmingham
Cunningham
J. F. Levin
Epworth League
Mies Laura Pride
R. 1
Waleton
Unique Christmas program by Central Methodist Sunday School
A Christmas tableaus program featured students led by Lucy Haywood Binford Julia Lovih Pauline Tapacott Louise Britain and Virginia Carswell with Butler Warren Bonnette and Reginald Winton as wise men A real Christmas tree and a generous Santa Claus Mr A G Patterson concluded the event with stockings for children and gifts for the poor.
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Central Methodist Sunday School
Lucy Haywood Binford
Julia Lovih
Pauline Tapacott
Louise Britain
Rents Pruitt
Virgin Mary
Virginia Carswell
Butler ,Warren, Bonnette
Reginald Winton
Santa Claus
A. G. Patterson
Congregational Meeting Planned at Westminster Church
Westminster Presbyterian Church holds a congregational meeting Sunday after the 11 o clock service to elect church officers. The Sunbeam Society of the Central Baptist Church presents a Christmas program at 3 pm with a free will offering for China mission work.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Sunbeam Society
The
Central Baptist Church
China Mission
Westminster Presbyterian Church Services and Xmas Programs
Westminster Presbyterian Church announces Sabbath School at 9:30 with the sermon The Dying Year and an evening service at 7 The Christmas Story Told by Songs and Anthems and Stereopticon Slides A Watch Service Thursday and a special Xmas address by Rev W N Sholl at the Y M C A Sunday afternoon Central Baptist invites all to services tomorrow with special music and 9:45 Sunday school. evening service at 7 led by H B Woodward.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Eighth
Jackson
New Decatur
Ala
E. Lysander Gray
Christ
Wiliam N. Sholl
Central
Baptist Church
H. B. Woodward
Christmas Service by Children at Westminster Church
Youngsters led a Christmas Eve service at Westminster Church with elders guiding and young ladies assisting. The program featured children’s songs about the birth of the Little Lord Jesus and recitations echoing the theme of limited room for the infant in the world.
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Westminster Church
Jesus
Christmas program brings joy to many children
Faith hope and love guided a community event where a large number of children were engaged in a training effort. Telegrams from Santa Claus teased arrival times while E. C. Payne’s voice, likened to Santa, led the crowd. After gifts, adults received nuts candies and popcorn balls as a star decorated auditorium glowed with lights.
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Santa Claus
Supt. Vohlers
E. C. Payne
Dasher
Christmas Program of Crowded Sunday Evening Service
The 1914 program lists organ pieces, hymns from Joy to the World to Hark the Herald Angels Sing and It Came Upon a Midnight Clear. Readers include scripture Luke 2 and carols such as O Little Town of Bethlehem and Three Ships performed by choirs and soloists. a steroptican exhibit accompanies the event with an invitation to attend.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
the Herald Angels
Local Briefs: McCulloch Returns from Mangram to Decatur
Jack McCulloch arrived this morning from Mangram Oklahoma where he has lived for years. He is the son of Sheriff McCulloch and this marks his first home visit in eight years. He notes many improvements in Decatur.
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Jack McCulloch
Mangram
Okahoma
Mr. McCulloch
Sheriff McCulloch
Ozark
Decatur
Hartselle
Dipner at Lyons The Hotel Lyons Christmas Dinner Roast
Lyons Hotel presents its annual Christmas dinner tomorrow night as a popular holiday feast. The special menu for 1914 is announced and promises a filled dining room, with details found on page 4 of today’s Daily.
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Lyons
Daily Today
Phone 46 and Subscribe for The Decatur Daily
A brief notice invites readers to connect with the Decatur Daily by calling 46 for subscriptions and service information. The message emphasizes staying informed through the local paper.
Malaria Chills and Fever Prescription Sold Locally
A prepared malaria remedy advertised as a five or six dose treatment promises to break fever and prevent recurrence when used as a tonic. The preparation claims to act on the liver without causing griping or sickness and is priced at 25 cents.
City Taxes Due on Personal and Real Estate
City taxes on personal property and real estate are due and payable. A penalty applies for non payment after January 1, 1915. Henry Hartung is the clerk.
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Henry Hartung
Estate Due and Penalty Notice January 1915
Estate is due and payable with a penalty for non payment after January 1 1915. The notice reminds the beneficiary to settle the dues to avoid further actions or charges.
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J. H. Settle
Dist
Birmingha
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E. R. Guy
Pitene
Lafayette St
Central Methodist
Congregational Meeting
Sunbeam Entertainment
Arené Medora
Beautiful Scotch Sirens
Masonic Theatre
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Sot
Tissot
Egypt
Hoffman
Portners
Merson
William Hole
Nazareth
William
Plockhurst
Twin City Bread Co
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Popham
Williams Mfg
Cleveland
Williams
K'Uney Pill
Arkansa
Vofe
South and North Arkansas Railroad
Gree Ozarks
Heber Springs
Decatur, Alabama
Thos. E. Pride
E. C. Payne Lumber Co
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Cuba
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Moulton Street
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Second Avenue
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Cain & Wolcott
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Amy
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