Margaret Shelton Phone 1352 at First Methodist
Margaret C Shelton Phone 1352 of the First Methodist church was scheduled Monday at 3 p.m. in the annex.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1929
Page
5
Margaret C Shelton Phone 1352 of the First Methodist church was scheduled Monday at 3 p.m. in the annex.
The message reflects on how Greatness comes from within and how faith lifts people toward Christ. It notes that God may thwart human plans to save us from harm, and that what seems like misfortune often fosters greater good.
A compact reflection on steady faith and clean hands, echoing a biblical maxim from John 17:9 about persistence and moral integrity strengthening over time. Emphasizes endurance and steadfast righteousness.
Mrs Frank Duffey hosted a Friday afternoon gathering at her apartment for the Salmagundi club and guest Mrs C J Randolph. Bridge was played with Mrs Herman Whaley earning top score and receiving a luncheon cover as a prize, with Mrs Frank Borton also noted in attendance.
Mrs De Pruitt of 130 K Street describes a long decline with nerves broken and pains, saying she could not work or bear visitors. She credits Cardus with restoring her health after taking it regularly as advised.
Mrs. Whaley of Birmingham visits her son and daughter Mr and Mrs Herman Whaley. Miss Ira Mae Coffee to undergo appendix operation at Benevolent hospital Saturday. Mrs. Joseph A Woods to attend Presbyterian Church convention in St Paul Minneapolis as delegate and on resolutions committee arriving early. Mizpah chapter 19 O E S hosts worthy grand matron Mrs Birdie Winston and associate grand conductress Mrs Mary E Causey Tuesday for chapter grading. Mrs Walter Grubbs of Birmingham nearby.
Miss Beth Tyler of Decatur a student at Athens college was presented in piano recital last night by her teacher Frank M. Church director of music. She impressed a large audience with reliable memory and strong technique. Next Tuesday she will perform an organ recital.
The S. S. S. company reports record demand for its tonic, forcing night and day operations at the Atlanta plant. President Walter D. Lamar notes over 400 workers gather roots and herbs only in winter under supervision to produce the medicine, which has been bottled since 1826.
DeMolay Commandery No. 14 Knights Templar will meet Thursday evening to confer the Red Cross degree.
Continues ill of pneumonia at home of his parents Mr and Mrs L B Friend. His condition today was unchanged.
Bob Jervis will lead the Decatur Junior Chamber of Commerce team for three years as catcher while Lester Corbitt is away from the city.
Harry Sirten of Limestone county, brought to Benevolent hospital two weeks ago with injuries from an accident, was reported resting well today by his relatives.
Readable text notes Decatur as the hub in a proposed or referenced statewide east west and north south highway system. Details on routes, dates, or officials are unclear from the fragment but the city is identified as central to the network.
Dr. John W. Pearson delivered a strong Friday evening sermon at Central Methodist Church on the theme tragic separations. He warned sin as a divider that scatters nations and families and urged personal commitment to God through Christ to overcome separation and find presence and power in life.
In Smythville Tennessee on May 4 Mrs Cannie Smyth 76 a widow of means was found dead in her fireplace with skull crushed and burns on arm and face. A coroner s jury investigates whether it was accident or foul play. She last appeared Friday afternoon to deposit $100 from her son Aubrey Smyth of Memphis.
Secretary Good received a letter from H. H. Frazier general chairman of Red Cross relief at Selma Alabama praising the engineer department of the army for its relief work during the Alabama river floods. Frazier said the help inspired confidence in the government and increased affection for it. He addressed Lt Colonel Brook in New Orleans who forwarded the appreciation to the secretary of war.
Rev J D McCready pastor of the Decatur Baptist church will fill the pulpit twice on Sunday speaking in the morning and in the evening hours after an illness.
Friends report Mrs W W Ridgeway who had been seriously ill this week has sufficiently improved to be able to be up. Her recovery is noted with relief by family and local neighbors.
Morgan county court under Judge W T Lowe ends a week long session in Hartselle with a large number of cases disposed of and adjourns the term.
Montgomery May 4 The Southern railway may transport cattle through Alabama despite state quarantine, upon certificates from federal inspectors stating cattle are tick free. The move ends a dispute after a shipment bound for Oklahoma was halted at the Florida line when traced to tick-infested origin.
Born to Mr and Mrs J C Griffin on May 4 a nine pound daughter named Bessie Virginia.
No services will be held this evening at the Central Methodist revival. Services will resume Sunday morning with preaching by Dr. J. W. Pearson of Birmingham.
A Decatur Daily item praises local job printing for its efficiency neatness and prompt completion, highlighting reliable service and timely turnaround for customers.
Church announcements list services including 9:30 a m schol, 10 45 am worship, 7 30 pm Bible study and 7 pm prayer meetings. it notes no prayer service at the church but urges attendance at central methodist revival beginning sunday with greer preaching at aldridge grove 2 pm and an evening sermon. ladies bible class led by mrs gillum at 293 sixth avenue west 2 45 pm tuesday prayer meeting at 7 30 pm wednesday invites all to attend all services.
Sunday school at 9 30 a m and preaching by Dr John W Pearson at 11 00 a m 3 00 p m and 7 30 p m The afternoon service is for men only The subject is When A Man s a Man Dr Pearson speaks to men of the city with aim of gathering 500 attendees Special music led by Mr Lowery in the revival meeting
At Southside Baptist, Pastor J. D. Pickens leads a 9:45 Sunday school session with Fred Halbrooks as general superintendent. Morning worship at 11 continues the sermon series on Finding God's Will with a focus on church ordinances. Evening worship at 7:30 features preaching by the pastor after a prompt B Y P U rally at 6:15.
Sunday school at 9 30 am in the First Presbyterian Church with men’s class taught by Rev R T Liston. Sermons at 11 am and 7 30 pm by pastor Rev J D Wallace on Some Things We Are Sure Of. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 pm. Public invited to all services.
Pastor M. M. Newton invites all to Sunday school at 9 45 A M with L R Yarbrough as superintendent Preaching at 11 A M by Rev Elton Jones Evening service at 7 30 P M by Rev R T Tyler P E of the Decatur district Leagues meet at 6 30 P M Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 P M All services open to visitors
The morning worship begins at 9:45 with the theme The Inspiration of the Bible. A young peoples meeting follows at 6:30, and the general evening service starts at 7:30 with the call Come, let us worship the Lord.
The St John s Episcopal Church at Jackson Street and Gordon Drive announces a Sunday after Easter schedule. Morning service at 11 A.M. Evening service at 7 30 P.M. Church school at 45 A.M. Women s Bible class at 10 A.M. Men s Bible class at 10 A.M. Rev Peter MacKinnon Dennis leads the services. The hymn O come let us sing unto the Lord is a procession in praise.
The First Methodist Church invites the public to attend Sunday services. Sunday School at 9:30 led by Superintendent J. H. Johnson, with 11 o’clock preaching on "True Wisdom" and 7:30 evening preaching on "Healing a Leper." Epworth League meets at 6:30 p.m. with John McGehee as president.
James R. Greer, minister, leads 9:45 A.M. Bible classes and urges participation.
The Decatur Baptist Church announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m preaching at 11 a m and 7 p m by the pastor Rev J D M.
J. T. Anderson pastor leads Sunday school at 9 45 A M with Elmer Miller in charge and 11 A M sermon on Some Self Searching Question. Evening theme at 7 30 P M Dead Broke. Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 15 P M directed by B F Teal. Remember you are always welcome.
Christian Science services are held in the Morgan County Bank building with a Sunday sermon at 11 a.m. on the subject Everlasting. Sunday school starts at 9:45 a.m. A testimonial meeting happens the first Wednesday each month at 8 p.m. Reading room hours are Tuesday Thursday and Saturday from 2 to 5 p.m. The public is invited.
Rev. S. P. Pryor, pastor, leads morning service at 11 o clock and evening service at 7 30. Sunday school at 9 45, prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30. Missionary society meets in pastor study at 2 p.m. Monday. Boy Scouts meet next Tuesday at 4 p.m. with district executive Mr. Hunt.
St Pauls Lutheran posts weekly schedule with sermon theme The Coronation of Jesus for 10:30 A.M. worship and Esther study at 7 P.M. Sunday school begins at 9:30 A.M. with 10:30 A.M. divine service and Bible study in the evening.
The First Christian Church at Fifth and Moulton hosts Bible school at 9:45 led by J. B. Harlow, Lord's Supper at 11 with sermons on Prayer and The Never Failing Christ, a missionary society meeting led by Mrs. W. O. Tally, and midweek services The Hour of Prayer and The Art of Living Together. Jewell Howard, Minister, extends a cordial invitation.
Ernest N Hart pastor at Westminster invites 50 men and 50 women to join Rally Day classes. Morning worship at 11 features Parable of the Lost, second in the Parable series. Young People and C E societies meet at 2 and 6:30 with evening service at 7:30 introducing sermons on the Second Coming of Christ.
A meeting is called in Cullman for May 9 to complete organizing a country club and golf course. Several Cullman residents are involved as efforts move toward establishing the club and its facilities.
The article notes plans to use weekends in Birmingham and Decatur to take advantage of local golfing facilities, highlighting a habit of seeking recreation away from weekday routines. It mentions travel or lodging considerations but lacks specific dates or figures.
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