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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1928
Page
7
Probate court of Morgan County Alabama notes a will allegedly of Susan M Hunting filed by H M Priest. A hearing is set for July 1928 with next of kin and all parties to attend. The notice references a prior instrument dated May 6 1926 involving A G Patterson.
Last evening at Grant Street Church of Christ a revival service drew the largest audience of the week. The speaker began a series on Jesus Christ and Him Crucified with a strong message on Christ and the World. Tomorrow's sermon will address The Crucifixion. Afternoon attendances grow each day. No daytime service Saturday. 8 pm meeting resumes Monday through Friday. Saturday night’s sermon is The Resurrection with three Sunday services planned at 11 am, 3 pm, and 7:45 pm. Topics to be announced in tomorrow’s Daily.
J Nix, popular local resident, returned home from Montgomery after an appendectomy at age 77. His daughter Mrs Paul Dix accompanied him home after a brief illness episode during the visit. Friends here rejoice at his speedy recovery and vitality.
A Durham North Carolina druggist promotes B C as a safe speedy remedy for headaches neuralgias and sciatic pain in a one drug formula. It claims rapid relief within one to three hours with minimal side effects and invites readers to ask their pharmacist or write to the company.
A fragmentary meditation laments that love of self and vanity surpasses concern for others. The speaker rejects empty praise and worldly bonds as meaningless compared with true value.
Erection started for a new cotton gin at Madison to be built by Home Oil Mill of Decatur. J C Satie of Decatur listed as contractor. The gin is described as one of the most modern in North Alabama with Decatur names appearing in continued progress reports.
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