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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1928
Page
5
Alma Wilson and Leon Geeyse of Hartselle wed this morning at Rev. J. H. Hill's residence. They left for a Birmingham wedding trip and will reside in Hartselle upon return, with Miss Beulah Watson and Mr. Louis Ellison as attendants.
Robbie Robinson of Mobile returns from a Chicago trip and travels to Camp Neylvania with young Earle Calvin Jr. Health and family updates fill the column with relatives visiting Courtland, Trini ty, Selma, Iuka, Birmingham and beyond while camp life, illnesses and returns mark many lines.
A community sing program at First Christian church on Moulton Street features the Brown quartet from Falkville the Sparkman trio from Austinville and the Bonanza s and Goodwill choruses of Decatur with two more choruses and a mixed choir. A. C. Teague vice president announced the event and E. M. McCulloch president invites the public to attend.
A new month long display on the general topic Immortality will be shown on the bulletin board at St Pauls Lutheran Church during July. Rev R W Hahn pastor states the messages will be quotations from editors and scientists. The June series was directed against evolution.
Robert Stevens has been granted a permit by the city to erect a frame dwelling with a composition roof at 1015 Olive Street. The residence is valued at 1000 dollars and a thirty day construction period is required.
A late teen girl asks if a senior offers true love and fidelity. The column counters with worldwise caution about jealousy and social activity, urging self reflection and patience while warning against assuming devotion. The reader is advised to assess behavior, not just words, and to seek happiness beyond possessive patterns.
Nashville keeps a picture of Miss Eva Lee Rosenberg daughter of Mr and Mrs J Rosenberg former Decatur residents now living in Nashville She studied music under Mrs Kinney and is a pupil of Leon Frank She has been teaching at the Frank School of Music and will leave for Chicago this week for six weeks at the American Conservatory of Music.
Eloise Riddle director of expression and voice in Birmingham schools will appear on the Kiwanis program Thursday afternoon at the YMCA. She will be accompanied by Mrs Currie. Several committee reports will be presented by the club's program committees.
L. M. Huff is reported improved today after an operation yesterday to remove his tonsils.
Adolphe Menjou stars in Paramount's A Gentleman of Paris at the Princess Theatre today. He plays a Parisian philanthor in love after discovering his fiancée is secretly married to his valet, a twist that leads to comic yet dramatic consequences.
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