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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1927
Page
2
Blythe aided by Rev. of Cullman and members of the church, with Sant in the Methodist camp, work to make it.
A chaotic scene at the Princess building late evening ends with a person escaping from a straight jacket. A crowd gathers as authorities respond to the disruption and secure the area.
Readable fragment notes morning worship at Ras Baptist Church for all ages with evening services and prayer meetings. St Pauls Lutheran offers 10:30 worship with Holy Communion and a mission exhibit message from Rev. 7:20.
ATLANTA June 11 AP Prison officials say Carrall will serve a year and a day for perjury. He is to be sent to a federal penitentiary with limited artistic activities, and will be allowed newspapers and ice cream to cope, while his talks with Anne continue.
Representative John Patterson discusses the proposed 15 percent tobacco tax and its heated political battle. He plans to return to Mont ey to pursue the issue and address constituents amid strong opposition and debate.
Revival at Westside Church begins with 11 o'clock morning service led by Priest Priyierian orator A. A. Dared. Evening programs include a talk on A Man a Message and several selections. Church asks all parishioners to cooperate and assist.
District home demonstration agents accompanied the girls to Auburn where they stayed in college dormitories and dined in the student hall. They began with church exercises and a campus tour, then a medical examination followed by a week of training in food health clothing and home improvement. A banquet featured Dr Spright Dowell Prof L N Duncan and Edward A O Neal with Governor and Mrs Bibb Graves among guests.
London may soon operate special omnibus services for women workers during peak hours. Express buses aimed at business girls would run to provide safe late travels home during the rush period in the city.
The Walther League at St Pauls Lutheran Church hosts a Mission Exhibit at 7:30 showing Asiatic curios, clothings, scrolls, bells, and temple items. Excerpts include East India Tamil lyrics and songs from India. The Dixie District supports a native pastor in India.
Mr and Mrs H M Layman returned from San Francisco where they attended the general assembly of the Presbyterian church USA He said we fell in love with the west but we still love the South best of all.
The hay crop on the city farm is unusually good this year. Plans are to reduce feed costs by using area feedstuffs. The city purchased the land years ago with the intent to hold it for a future city park when needed.
Community backing and police approval clear the way for buses for women. Miss Rose E. Squire leads the national campaign and has already secured moral support and momentum for the venture's launch.
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