Revival Sees Large Crowds On Sixth Avenue
Rev M L Garrett conducts revival services on Sixth avenue between Fifth and Sixth streets drawing large attentive crowds. Last night a quartet sang and instrumental numbers accompanied Prof Stuneck's powerful sermon on sin. A vivid picture depicted sin's destructive power. Services run each evening with a children’s program at 7 00 and revival at 7 30. Public invited.
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M. L. Garrett
Sixth Avenue
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Stuneck
Grace Evelyn Jones Visits Huntsville Grandparents
Miss Grace Evelyn Jones spends time in Huntsville with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. W. during a family visit.
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Grace Evelyn Jones
Huntsville
Mrs. W. W
Reverend Warbie to Preach at First Christian
Rev. L. N. Warbie of Birmingham will preach at the First Christian Church Sunday morning. The public is cordially invited to attend and hear him.
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L. N. Warbie
Birminghham
Morneer
Lord's Supper Observed at Bentist Church on Sunday
Communion will be observed Sunday evening at the Sixteen Avenue Bentist church. A large attendance of the members was urged. Decatur's industrial payroll reaches nearly five million dollars annually.
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Sixteen Avenue Bentist
Decatur
Annual Picnic At Mt. Moriah Planned For July 10
Plans are moving forward for the Mt. Moriah annual picnic to be held this year on July 10. Many Decatur residents and Lawrence county neighbors are expected to attend the enjoyable community event.
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Mt. Moriah
Decatur
Lawrence County
Lawrence Crops Look Good in Lawrence County
Crops in Lawrence County are looking good according to visitors. Rain is needed in some sections, but most farmers are well up with their work.
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Lawrence County
Mrs E W Jones Returns Home From Huntsville Visit
Mrs. E. W. Jones has returned home after spending several days in Huntsville with friends and relatives.
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E. W. Jones
Huntsville
Quartet Sings at St John's Church Service
The Bonanza quartet will perform Sunday afternoon at the church school of St. John's on the Wilder place. The public is invited to attend this song service.
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Church School of
Reverend Gwinn to Preach at Central Baptist This Sunday
Rev. Ralph Gwinn will fill the pulpit at Central Baptist Church for both morning and evening services as pastor Dr. James Allen Smith is away on an extended European tour.
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Ralph Gwinn
Central Baptist Church
James Allen Smith
River level on Tennessee River holds at 2.6 feet
The Tennessee river remained stationary today with a guage reading of 2.6 feet.
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Tennessee
Trace of Rain Reported in Local Area
The weather bureau announced a trace of rain in the local area during the past 24 hours.
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Weather Bureau
Mrs and Mrs James Lamb Leave for Mississippi Visit
Mr and Mrs James Lamb depart for Mississippi to visit Lambs mother for a short stay.
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Mississippi
James Lamb
Mr. Lamb
Clara Dee Forester Starts New Life After Father Leaves One Dollar
Clara Dee Forester leaves her luxurious home to seek work in filing and office tasks after her father Matthew Forester leaves her one dollar in his will. She rooms at Mrs Flynn’s boat house, faces harsh peers, and meets lawyer John Gregory who encourages her to stand on her own feet. Gregory’s nephew Winfield Baxter admires Clara Dee and contemplates courting her, while Clara Dee contemplates her uncertain path and potential contact with her estranged inheritance.
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Clara Dee Forester
Matthew Forester
Forester
John Gregory
Clara Dee
Gregory
Mrs. Flynn
Mother Flynn
Dee
Estelle
Clarae
Marie
Mademoiselle
John
Minstrel Program To Be Presented At Town Creek School
The Dixie Troubadours will present a minstrel program Tuesday evening at 8:00 at Town Creek school. The show features humor magic and music with proceeds benefiting the school.
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Dixie Troubadours
Town Creek School
Ambitious Young Inventor Seeks Time for Experiments
In the dialogue, Winfield seeks permission from his father and Uncle John to pause lumber plans for six months to finance experiments. Uncle John urges pursuing ambition, hoping the youngster proves his ideas during a sanctioned vacation. Clara Dee returns exhausted after work, longing for private baths and the luxury of home comforts at Mrs. Flynch's.
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John
Tropics
Gregory
Winfield
Clara Dee
Mrs. Flynch
Morgan's Cotton Begins To Bloom
A Limestone county resident sent cotton blossoms to The Daily office on Friday. J. W. Sandlin of Sivley & Sandlin brought in the first blooms from the county this morning, from land on Fourth avenue. Blooms are emerging in large numbers on a nearby ten acre Dancey farm tract.
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Limestone County
J. W. Sandlin
Sivley
Aboard a Stack of Stools and Ears Nibbled
A young woman endures a rough lunch at a corner drug store while a boy and a banana split companion watch. Clara Dee recalls the day and worries over a failed first day as other boarders seek gossip. TO BE CONTINUED.
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Clara Dee
Business Visitor From Lacey's Spring Seen In Decatur
Chris White of Lacey's Spring was listed among business visitors in Decatur on Friday, indicating engagement with local commerce and networking opportunities.
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Chris White
Lacey’s Spring
Decatur
Visitor Ruth Long from Athens stays with Miss Fowler
Miss Ruth Long of Athens is spending the week end with Miss Mary Elizabeth Fowler at her home in town.
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Ruth Long
Athens
Mary Elizabeth Fowler
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