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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1930
Page
8
Babson argues business is recovering from a sickness like a convalescent patient. He cites lower farm income, weaker auto sales, reduced construction, and debt as symptoms, but notes cheaper money, thrift, and deflation as foundations for gradual revival with a cautious stock market outlook.
Rev E N Hart of Westminster Presbyterian Church concluded a ten day revival in a large tent beside the Haleyville church. The Haleyville Advertiser Journal reports unusually large morning church member attendance and evidence of conversions without high pressure methods, promising lasting spiritual impact.
Haleyville residents thank Dr. E N Hart and assistants Rev Wm Dendy and Pastor M B Dendy for meaningful religious services. Hart praises local pastors for support and invites country friends to attend Haleyville churches when their own pulpits are quiet.
Mr and Mrs Ben Mitchell and son Lynne of Birmingham are visiting their aunt Mrs T T Roberts in Decatur before continuing to Louisville Ky. Westminster Presbyterian church session to meet at 7 30 pm with elders urged to attend. A note on crop improvement after steady warm weather follows. Classified ads fill diversified needs.
Four additional anti rabies treatments were requested by the state raising the total to thirteen after rabies was detected in the head of a puppy recently examined at the Huntsville branch laboratory. The case history was not attached to the Thursday request.
Edward Thompson will leave Saturday night for Rochester Minnesota where he will enter the Mayo Hospital for treatment.
Mr and Mrs Leland Randolph arrived today to visit Mrs Randolphs brother W H Thompson and Mrs Thompson.
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