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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1928

Page

2

Country Boy in City School Advances to Prominent Roles

Citizens praise recent graduates Russell J and West Bayne for college and public service roles. Russell J, studying pharmacy at Auburn, travels to Blue Ridge for YMCA conference duties representing the Auburn college branch. West Bayne announces commencement at George Washington University in Washington, D C, after working in government service since leaving Moulton.

Blue Ridge N. C Auburn College Association County High West Bayne George Washington University Washington, D. C Moulton Bayne Washington

Mrs. R. T. Tyler Admitted To St Vincent’s Hospital

Friends of Mrs. R. T. Tyler report she is confined at St. Vincent’s hospital with a severe malaria attack. Her daughter Miss Beth Tyler is at her bedside in Birmingham. Hope is that Mrs. Tyler can return to Decatur within the coming week.

R. T. Tyler St. Vincent’s Hospital Beth Tyler Tyler Decatur

Elated Farmers Hope for Good Weather in Hartselle Area

In the Hartselle vicinity farmers express elation at several sunny warm days with no rain for three days. They fear continued drought could hinder cotton work and crop prospects.

Hartselle

Old Gives Way To New At Hartselle

The Moore building on East Main Street in Hartselle, a landmark erected fifty years ago, is being torn down to make way for a larger filling station and garage on the corner.

Hartselle Moore East Main Street

Community Sing Draws Ninth Street Methodist Crowd

The Community Sing scheduled for Tuesday evening by the Ninth Street Methodist is expected to attract a large audience. A varied program features many well known singers from the area performing in this notable event.

Ninth Street Methodist

Prodigal Theme Revival at Local Church

Officials of the Church of Christ announced revival services continuing through the coming week. Sunday program includes 11:00 a.m. preaching on Prodigal Parents by Bro Jackson, 3:00 p.m. Prodigal Daughters by Bro Andrews, and 7:45 p.m. Prodigal Sons. no offerings at afternoon or evening services.

Jackson Bro. Andrews

Report on County Jail and Almshouse Continues

Investigation ordered after Morgan County grand jury urged changes in county farm management. Board of revenue will study the report and may continue probes, with final action set for June 21 during the tax settlement session with Hodges Crow, the tax collector.

Thecedjiance Morgan County Grand Jury Board of Revenue Grand Jury Hodges Crow

Progress Report on Courthouse Construction

Good progress was made on the courthouse during the week with brick masons placing most of the first floor walls. Despite interferences, the project advances steadily toward completion.

Court House

Speakers Heard At W C T U Meet

Rev S P Pryor and Horace M Layman addressed the Woman's Christian Temperance Union in session at Mrs J J Rose's home. Layman refuted attacks on the eighteenth amendment noting the east claims of violation lack basis and citing the Supreme Court uphold of Southern registration laws.

S. P. Pryor Horace M. Layman Woman's Christian Temperance Union J. J Rose Mr. Layman United Sates Supreme Court

Young farmer wins many ribbons and cash prizes

A 19 year old farmer from Jones, Louisiana, reportedly holds a local farming record with 460 ribbons and 1150 dollars prize money from livestock contests. The report notes Decatur appears on many outside sources and mentions a persistent public interest in the local farming scene.

Fawara Lopp Jones

Grass Is Ruining Cotton Crops And Wasting Fertilizer

Planters here report an estimated loss this season due to pervasive grass that deters cotton development and consumes much of the fertilizer farmers had set aside for their cotton.

Enrollment Expected at Training School Opening

Enrollment of 25 to 50 students is anticipated for the training school opening Monday evening at the First Baptist church. C. L. Dobbs will lead the study courses. Examinations will be conducted Friday evening.

First Baptist Church C. L. Dobbs

Marriage of Myrtle Riddle and W Robert Long in Albany

Sim L Howell senior clerk in the probate office officiated the marriage of Miss Myrtle Riddle and W Robert Long, both of Albany route three, today.

Sim L. Howell Myrtle Riddle W. Robert Long Albany

Build that home in Decatur en joy healthful conditions

Readable text notes a Decatur location and a goal of healthy living conditions. The fragment hints at construction or housing aims but lacks clear dates, names, or organizations. The item resembles a brief civic or promotional line about improving housing and well being.

Decatur

Six Days of Curb Market Revenue Tops $100

Six of seven selling days at the Decatur curb market have grossed over $100 this month. Mrs J T Nelson curb master reports only one day fell below 100, with today’s sales near 150 as a make-up.

Decatur Curb Market J. T. Nelson Curb Master

Kiwanis Set for Zero Hour International Meeting

The Decatur Kiwanis Club plans a 10 15 pm gathering at the YMCA next Monday for the national and international Zero Hour meeting. Officials urge all members to attend and participate.

Decatur Club

No Meeting of Decatur Junior Chamber Directors

Decatur Junior Chamber of Commerce announces no meeting on Monday. Directors will assemble Tuesday afternoon at three o clock in a call session.

Decatur Junior Chamber of Commerce

First Sermon in New Building by Rev. S. C. Kimbrough

Rev. S C Kimbrough preaches the first sermon in the new religious educational building Sunday morning. Mrs Kimbrough leads the chorus in Mrs Troup’s absence. The Spencer Bible class men’s chorus directed by Mr Shook performs at the evening service. Dewey Yeager of Hartselle sings That Beautiful Land On High. Sunday school opens at 9 30 a m and two Epworth leagues start.

S. C. Kimbrough Troup Spencer Bible Class Mr. Shook Dewey Yeager Hartselle Epworth

Sunday School Goal Set for Next Sunday

The message directs assembly on the third floor at 9 o'clock. The goal for Sunday school next Sunday is 800 attendees.

Decatur Real Estate Gains Highlight City Progress

Decatur shows steady real estate value increases as the city maintains a progressive growth path. Local developers cite rising prices and improving market momentum driven by infrastructure and business investment.

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E. M Hodson Alten Lawrence Ty Russell J Rs. Tyler Birmingham Hospital Poe Ine ACME Decatur Coal & Mfg. Co Arthur Jones Mgr L. R. Jacks Church Street Decatur, Ala Hanna Hannna Second Avenue Church OF Christ Grant St. Church W.C.T.U. Meet International Newsree Wecessa Tennessee Valley Bank State Banking Department Goodyear United States DUCO Fender ONE Sheffield P. O. Box Anniston
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