New Baby Arrival Announced in The Decatur Daily
The Decatur Daily reports the arrival of a newborn with a cute hide engraved announcement card noting the event and the family’s joy.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1916
Page
3
The Decatur Daily reports the arrival of a newborn with a cute hide engraved announcement card noting the event and the family’s joy.
Poem lines to James Whitcomb Riley lead into a social column noting Mrs. F. O. Borton’s J. S. P. club gathering at her country home near town. The afternoon featured a lawn setting with rugs, chairs, flags, punch, and a casual picnic. Guests included local and out‑of‑town figures, with updates on travels and visits across multiple households and cities.
The ladies of St John s Guild announce a cafeteria supper at the Guild house on Wednesday July 12 at 6 pm. Proceeds support guild activities.
On Sunday morning a fine boy was born to Mr and Mrs J C White.
President Wilson arrived at 10 15 a m in Detroit for a strenuous day of speaking. He is to speak before the World Salesmanship Congress at a luncheon of the Detroit Athletic Club and at the Ford plant with a possible meeting with Henry Ford.
Dr. BE H Price of Decatur visits Dr P J Price and family in Florence. Roy Kelley of Tyler Texas visits his brother Horace Kelley in Sheffield. Eugene Bailey leaves for South Alabama to join his wife visiting relatives. William Martin of New York visits his brother Haywood Martin. R A Marchini is ill. Co C Robertson returns from Montgomery business trip. Chas Kortreicht leaves for Memphis tonight for business engagement.
The twenty second annual Church of God camp meeting will convene at Saints' camp ground five miles east of Hartselle from August 11 to 21. Elders E A Foweler of Texas and G B Walters of Mississippi plus Alabama Tennessee ministers are expected. New camps bring total camping rooms to sixty two plus eight room ministers' tent and a large boarding house.
London dispatch reports a forty eight hour battle around Peronne woods on the Somme. British forces took the wood seven miles southwest of Raumpe after German penetrations were repelled. German casualties were described as enormous.
Henry Ford sent a message praising the president for keeping the United States out of war. He thanked the president for keeping the nation out of war and for continuing to keep it out of war as he arrived in Detroit on July 10.
A called meeting of Decatur lodge No. 491 Free and Accepted Masons will be held tonight at 8 o'clock to confer the B. A. and F. C. degrees.
Dr J J Cornish rector of St Johns Episcopal church preached at the Y M C A afternoon meeting on humility. He urged serving others and following Christ example while noting traitors within and enemies without and promising final triumph through faith.
Newspaper ad touts Eddy's Black Pills as the cure for ailments with claims of relief in 24 hours priced at 26 cents from druggists.
Curtis Almon, one of the Necatura boys making good abroad, came home from New York for a two week vacation with his parents on Gordon Drive. He had been in New York eighteen months, working on a manufacturers census for Manhattan under a Census Bureau appointment. he is the sole member of 256 who stayed after the appointment expired.
Dr W L Darby, delayed by rail washouts from Decatur, spent Sunday in Decatur preaching twice at Westside Presbyterian church. He will leave tomorrow for Chattanooga for a pre conference meeting for the All South Epworth League in Atlanta next Thursday with about 200 of 2000 delegates passing Lookout City en route.
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