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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
4
Death and Life Sermon Echoes in Bankers and Merchants
A preacher reflects on Biblical verses about charity and judgment, linking the church council to a bank lawyer, doctor, and merchant. Quoted passages include 1 Corinthians and James while citing Romans and other scriptures. H. L. Kirby delivers the message.
Sermon Highlights Practical Tips From Mr Du
The sermon recalls parables of the Prodigal Son and the lost coin, then lists practical guidance. Mr Du urges personal accountability and decisive change, stating quitting sin should be done once for all and urges persistent effort until true quitting is achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Mr. du
Earth
Moving Hymns Led by Local Pastor Amid Threatening Weather
Rev. Woodruff of the local church led a procession of moving hymns with broad congregational participation. The large attendance occurred despite ominous weather forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodruff
Sunday School Meeting at Shady Grove Church
The District Sunday School Association of Big Morgan County holds a meeting at Shady Grove Church eight miles west of the county line, with President K. L. Hays and Pastor J. M. Hitt directing. Prominent ministers participate, W M U representation noted, Albany young people to give a BYU demonstration. All Baptist churches are urged to send delegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
K. L. Hays
J. M. Hitt
Albany Ae
Confederate Museum Alabama Room invites Alabama veterans
Mrs J A Rountree regent announces Alabama Room at the Confederate Museum in Richmond Virginia will be open June 20 to 22 1922 inviting Alabama Confed erate Veterans Daughters of Veterans and camps to visit. The room has been renovated and 230 relics catalogued with donors listed. Mrs Rountree also attends Reunion as matron of honor on the Alabama staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Rountree
Alabama
Confederate Museum
Richmond
Isved
D. C
Jas. H. Drake
Ttma
Song of Veterans
Rountree
H. C. Davidson
U.C. V
Personal Notes From Clyde Hendrix and Local Visitors
Clyde Hendrix is in Birmingham today to visit. Cortie Doss of Harteelle spent today in the Twin Cities en route home after several days away. Rev J E McDermott is travel bound to Cullen Alabama for commencement. Almon was in Huntsville on business. John I F Junkins of Parkville Wak visited the city on business. Rev John R Carwell and Mrs Carwell with children are in the Twin Cities en route to Falkville for a short stay. Rev Carville, a pastor at the Methodist church there, goes to see friend W Dodson who is critically ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radalph Brown
Alice ‘Crane
Bauxie
Ark
J.E. McDermott
John Arntz
Cullen
Ala
Almon
Huntaville
John. If. Junkins
Parkville
John.r. Carwell
Carwille
Twin Cities
Falkville
Carville
W. \. Dodaon
Centenarian Couple See First Movie Show
Parson, Kansas residents A. J. Brant aged 102 and his wife 93 recently attended their first movie picture. The elderly pair, married nearly four score years, praised the film with Mrs Brandt exclaiming it beat anything she had seen and that she always wanted to see a movie but could not get around to it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Parsons
Kan
A. J. Brant
Brandt
Che+ Opa
The Face in the Mirror
An advertisement urges readers to assess health by facial appearance and presents Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy to strengthen nerves and boost vitality to fight fatigue and pallor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia A. Pinkham
666 Quick Reliever for Colds and Headaches Tonic
A brief old fashioned patent medicine claim notes 666 as a tonic that relieves colds constipation biliousness and headaches. The item touts fast relief and general health benefits in a succinct health remedy style.
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And
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Fdge
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Spear and Champaign
Canton
America
Albany, Ala
Society News
Margaret C. Shelton
G. Perkins
W. E. Crawford
Chase
Bunn
Gamble
Hunt
Regent
Birmingham
D. G Gamble
Harold Hildreth
Baptist
First Baptist
Anne Royer
New York
Roger
Eugene Morrow
C. E. Barkley
Haleyville
Clyde Hendrix
Alfred Clements
Edna
Williamson
Capitola Hamilton
Henry Emerson and Baby
Columbia, Tenh
E. R. Hanna
Gladys Bendaman
Madison
F. M. Robertson
Canal Street
Decatur
J. W.emmons
Trinity
W. B. Thomas
Aileen Thomas
Florence
Alice Crane
H. H. Huddleston
Bauxite
Alexandria
Neville
W. F. Kauchenberg
Nashville
Jones
Sarah
Mt. Pleasant, Tenn
B. R. Hanna
Alice Thomas
Thomas
Thens
Foster Pointer
Athens
James Allen Fuller
James Allen, Jr
B. B. Pickens
Magnolia “Brindley
Gum Springs
Albany
Jean Buchanan
The
University of Alabama
Virginia Carswell
Hilda Gol Rger
Dorothy Patterson
Sheffield
Isola
Julia McLawren
Dallas, Texas
J. B. Flemming
My Parmer
Samson, Ala
Talley’s
Albany-Decatur
the Home Outfitters
Clyde "Hendrix
Birminghay
Cortie Doss
Harteelle
Arth Masons
M. Roghre
A. B. Harvey
Sec
Walter Camp
Heiner Is
Seneca Springs
Seneca B. Burr
ISS
Auburn
Princess Theater
Delite
Ruth Roland
White Eagle
Harry Sweet
Matt and
Jeff
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