Personal Notices from West Decatur and Birmingham
Mr. F. L. Lambert is confined at home in West Decatur due to a badly hurt right hand. Harry Edwards of Birmingham visits Decatur en route to Louisville for business. T. L. Beauchamp and Earl Wilson were in Birmingham on business. S. H. Malone returned from New York and will depart with his family for Fort Smith Ark. tomorrow. Mr. G. F. Buchheit spent Sunday in Birmingham. Tom Pettey spent Sunday in Birmingham. Judge T. W Wert spent Sunday in Montgomery. Daye Singleton Jr. leaves Thursday for Cullman to attend St Bernard College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Lambert
West Decatur
Harry Edwards
Birmingham
Decaturs
Louisville
S. H. Malone
New York
Fort Smith, Ark
Daye Singleton, Jr
Cullman
St. Bernard College
Gideons Leader to Speak at Y M C A Sunday
Lee Wilson national field secretary of the Gideons will address the Y M C A at 3 p m next Sunday. The organization places scriptures in hotel guest rooms as a notable part of its Christian outreach to traveling men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Wilson
The
Gideons
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Ad for Decatur Drug Co
An ad notes Ballard's Horehound Syrup for coughs and colds with prices 25c 50c and 1.00. It promotes soothing relief for lungs and throat and lists Ow! Drug Co. as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Ow! Drug Co. Ady
Miss Maria Evelyne Calvin Hosts Tenth Birthday Dinner
Miss Maria Evelyne Calvin celebrated her tenth birthday with a lavender and white dinner at her Fer ry Street home for fourteen guests. The event featured a five course meal, music, violet prize ribbons, and piano solos by the birthday girl. Attending were Prof. and Mrs. Gollier, Mrs. Cartwright, Miss Calvin, Bassett, and Kidg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Evelyne Calvin
Joseph H.calvin
Ferry Street
Miss Calvin
Orders From Captain Horton For Company E In Decatur
New Decatur Ala January 27 1913 Captain A C Horton issues multiple orders to Company E of the Alabama National Guard including weekly training with Sergeant Burt Moore Jan 27 1913 instruction evenings at 8 o clock an election for lieutenant February 6 1913 at Armory Hall inspection February 25 1913 at 8 PM in field dress all members present and report by 7 30 PM except sickness by order Roy C Horton commanding and First Sergeant A N G Tisdale signed on behalf of the unit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Decatur
Ala
A. G.O
Burt Moore
Sergt. Moore
Persinant
4Th Inf
Alabama National Guards
Armory Hall
G. O
Albert G. Goodwyn
J. B. Scully
EB. H. Graves
Roy. C. Horton
Inf
A. Tisdale
River Flood Forecast and Steamship Sailings
Chattanooga reports the river will reach 22 feet at that point with 19 feet locally and will not top Lime Stone county banks, it would take 21 feet to crest. The steamer Gunn departs today for Lamb's Ferry and other river points with a strong cargo of merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Lime Stone County
Gunn
Lamb’s Ferry
Bank of Commerce opens stock subscriptions in Decatur
The Bank of Commerce invites residents of Decatur and nearby counties to subscribe to its capital stock at par. Subscriptions were opened January 15, 1913, at Room 7 City Hall Building, Decatur, with payments due on or before February 15, 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Decatur
New Decatur
Morgan, Limestone
Lawrence Counties
Obituary of Mrs. Virginia Parsons Coggins of New Decatur
Mrs. Virginia Parsons Coggins, born September 25 1848 near Pulaski Tennessee, died December 29 1913 in New Decatur Alabama from pneumonia. Wife of William A. Coggins, mother of two who both died at eight. A devout Christian active in Willoughby Presbyterian Church. Resolutions adopted January 22 1918 praise her service to others and note sympathy to her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Parsons - “Coggins
Pulaski
Giles County
Tennessee
William A. Coggins
Willoughby Presbyterian Church
U.S. A
New Decatur
Ala
God
Christ
Willoughby Presbyterian Church of
Pleurisy and lumbago relief advertised with Ballard’s Know Liniment
An old advertisement claims Ballard's Know Liniment eases pleurisy pains below the short ribs and lumbago in the back region when rubbed in thoroughly. It promises relaxed muscles and freer movement, noting availability at Owl Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Linimento
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Buttrey's
the Store of Fashion
Sale of Zion
Valenciennes
T. L. Beauchamp
Earl Wilson
G. F. Buchheit
Tom Pettey
T. W Wert
Montgomery
T. M. Dix
Norfolk
Ederheimer Stein & Co
Samuel
Society News
Frankie Hurtzler
Madison
Jno
Westminster Presbyterian Church
A. D. Jervis
E. S. Golden
Jas. Echols
H. B. Zeitler
B N. Bibb
Mooresville
Woman’s Missionary Society
Alex Humphrey
Woman's Missionary Society
Central Methodist Church
D. €. Almon
L. A. Neill
Samuel Poole
Poole
Harry Davis
Louis
Marie Edith
Wm. Edwards
Little Girl
Atlanta, Ga
John Maynor
Fourth Avenue
South
Geo. H. Pearce
Walter Evans
Alice Hartung
Nashville
Claude Chandler
Dorothy
J. T. Nelson
Vine Street
S. H. Malone and
W. J. Garnett
Church Street
Lafayette Street
Mrs. N. Block
Winchester, Tenn
Mrs. M. Webber
Eugene Morrow
Huntsville
Jno. Pointer
Madigan
Embroidery Club
R. L. Maury
Gordon Drive
Mary Parker
Grippe
Mrs
James Flan
Lewis Barton
Plymouth
Ind
Adams
Grant Street
St. John’s Guild
Delite
Warren Kerrigan
Jack Richardson
van Tyke, Cavagiovo and
MeLane
Mabel
Mabel Normand
Pretty
Gaumont
A. C. Horton
Third Infantry
Alabama National Guard
Featuring
Mise Edith Story
Mr. E. K. Lincoln
His
Pathe Western
Mise
Betty Gray
J. W. Johnston
A Lubin College Drama
Kentucky
Walker
Stipp & Johnson’s Stable
G. W. Russell
J.C. Bowles
River News
Bank of Commerce
C. C. Harris
W. B. Shackelford
O'Hara
Vitagraph
Vandyke Brooke
Kate Price
Gabrial
Jesus
Herman L, Turner
California
Courier-Journal
Louisville, Ky
Henry Watterson
Weekly Courier-Journal
Courier- Journal
Henry Hartrune Clerk
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