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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1922
Page
3
Notice lists fifty subscribers each taking stock worth 100.00 and due by Saturday June 17 1922. If unpaid after June 17 subscriptions canceled and stock may be used without further notice. R A Barry president signs on June 9 10 12 18 14 15 16 17.
Society items report Mr and Mrs Floyd Sparkman of Austinville in Birmingham at G W Isley s bedside as he remains seriously ill. G W Isley is known in Morgan county and has long resided here. Others return from Nashville Tennessee while Nelen Kavanaugh visits Albany and Miss Inez Freeman visits Falkville. A quiet Hicks Strother wedding unites Elizabeth Strother and Horace E Hicks at Central Baptist church with Rev W P Wilks officiating. Hartselle residents attend a Tent meeting with Mrs Speizle and family and Mr Burt Kent among them. Gus Dunn preaches at the Tent meeting as Miss Robbie Low and Lillie McKee visit from Athens. Mr and Mrs C K Lido plan a Thursday trip to Dawson Springs Kentucky. Mrs G W Green improves after illness at Walnut Street home. The Montgomery Advertiser features a two column cut on Mrs Louvia A Neill of Albany, recently elected president of the State Federation of Women s Clubs, noting her Montgomery visit and leadership roles in Albany Decatur and the Twin City Federation.
Kis Chae Geayton of Tethity Mrs Kirk Baker of Trinity pending two weeks at Vinemont. Misses Sarah and Virginia Life entered Plovence Normal for the summer term. Mrs J M McGormick visits Trinity friends. Mrs BB Russell and daughter Martha en route to Hot Springs from Memphis visit Fussells. Mrs T D Wilkinson improving. Boswells back from Biloxi Pass Christian and New Orleans. Broadus visiting Roanoke and Richmond College. returns Tuesday. Capitoline Hamilton back from Huntsville. Cap Hunter and Gladys Butler visited A H Hunter. Jervis to Tate Springs. Samuel White injured from a tree fall. Penland installed as Willoughby pastor. family at parsonage. Jervis to Tate Springs. Keenan visiting sister in Birmingham. Harris Broadus due June 20. Sheridan to two months in Ireland. McDermott and Campodonica to Cullman for commencement. Father McDermott formerly St. Ann’s pastor.
Names of prize winners at Theatery Saturday First Prize 3.00 Willard Mathews Second Prize 2.00 Mrs Joe Crutchfield Delite Theater First Prize 2.50 John William Harvey Second Prize 1.50 Crawford Rainy Third Prize 1.00 C J Bryant
Report from Anatrai on Seneca Springs water sent by Seneca B Burr of Decatur Alaska shows Total Solid Matter 8.66 grains per gallon and Organic Matter 0.96 grains per gallon. Constituents include alumina lime magnesia sodium potassium chlorine carbonic acid with varying amounts noted.
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