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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1927
Page
8
The report shows Bic's favorable trade balance with Europe for the first four months of the year, totaling $348,174,863. The strong figure indicates increasing exports or decreasing imports as the period closes.
Mrs. T. G. Harris of Clarksburg Missouri writes of two years poor health and fatigue. She describes feeling run down and exhausted until trying a remedy, noting renewed strength and health after use.
The article details a widening U S trade deficit with Europe for January through April 1927, driven by higher American exports to Europe and falling European sales. Britain and Germany bear the largest losses, with France Italy Sweden and others showing varied shifts, and Switzerland posting a surplus amidst overall European debits.
A short notice urges local shoppers to support nearby merchants by trading at home and helping small businesses prosper. The message emphasizes community loyalty and practical support through local commerce.
J M West and family spent Sunday with C B Atkins. L G Sparkman and wife visited W L Sparkman’s home Sunday afternoon. Erby Thompson of Basham spent the weekend with Clifford Smith. Several from here joined at Forrest Chapel, N C Sharrott visited M N Norris over the weekend. A cream supper at W L Sparkman’s Saturday night drew many friends. Mrs Rufus Owens of Decatur spent a few days with B A Summerford. Ms Hassie Cooper and son Olan drove to Decatur Sunday.
Luke Roberts and family visited his parents the Roberts in Neel. James Singleton and family from Zion spent Sunday with A. L. Singleton and family. Rev. Henderson led services at the Baptist church and dined with J. M. McAbee’s family. Ernest and James Maddox stayed with grandparents Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Maddox. Doris McAbee, recently ill, is improved. Reverend and Mrs. Henderson spoke at Neel church. Park McDonald of Austinville visited relatives. Laddie McDonald and family joined them in Neel. Robert Owens of Danville and Kyle Rackley traveled nearby for business. church revival plans announced for July and August attendances.
Oakmont Pa June 14 AP Bobbie Jones the defending champion trailed at the end of the first 18 holes of the 72 win American golf championship with a 76 four over par. Harry Couper of Sacramento shot 74 to stand two behind as he finished ahead of Jones after going out in 35. About fifty golfers entered the event.
H. Farrish was again elected to head the Funeral Benefit Association after its annual meeting. Offiers for the coming year include T. W. Mitchell as vice president L. N. Smith as financial secretary W. J. Brenaugh as recording secretary and T. L. Hartune as treasurer. Trustees are H. M. Priest and H. F. Laners.
A home merchant promotes a buy at home program promising to return money to customers, noting funds leaving home do not return easily and urging participation to keep wealth local.
The Decatur Junior Chamber of Commerce issued a card of appreciation for the success of a dance held at the Connecticut Mills company plant. It recognizes Chairman Vorsteun and his dance committee, Connecticut Mills officials, and Textile Enterprise officials for their roles. The poor weather limited attendance but could not curb the enthusiasm of the Juniors' dance committee.
Citizens are urged to prepare for opening of registration in July to qualify for voting. The notice stresses duty to ensure eligibility and participate in the upcoming election.
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