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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1927
Page
2
A large audience gathered at the Church of God for Rev Featherston's sermon titled Shepherd and Sheep. Ten attendees came forward during the service and the talk covered themes of faith and repentance as announced for 2:30.
The Church of God on Sixth Avenue collected seven dollars and two cents in today’s offering. Parishioners contributed funds during the service to support church activities and local outreach programs.
A four year old girl slipped into Spring Creek near Dothan Alabama while playing with a brother. Will Powell of the road gang in Houston County dove in and saved her from drowning. Powell is serving a sentence for a prior offense.
Dr E E Beard will again lead the Wesley Brotherhood of Ninth Street Methodist Church with J W Manning A H Hargitt and John Butler on the executive committee. G C Mann was added to the recreation committee as members gathered with fellowship and enthusiasm at the meets on the first and third evenings.
A. G. Patterson president of the Alabama Public Service Commission will attend the Travellers Protective Association convention Friday coming from Montgomery. Thousands of friends in this section will welcome him.
Female employees of the Stone Company are contributing to a drive aimed at raising $4,000 for war relief. They organize events and support activities to encourage donations and participation among staff.
Colonel J G Sterchi head of Sterchi Bros and Shumake Furniture Co visited last night as plans were announced for a Morgan County fair. He pledged to present a prize farm animal to support the fair and the institution's success.
The American Red Cross establishes a quota for Morgan County as part of the flood relief effort for Mississippi Valley sufferers. Local industry employees contribute $9.15 to support the growing relief fund.
Cottage prayer services for Ninth Street Methodist Church announced for tonight at J. W. Brown home 1708 5th Avenue South led by Miss Lizzie Adcock. Central Methodist Church cottage services canceled due to Methodist Men's Club session. Second sheets cost 80 cents per thousand at The Daily. Albany 46 delivery offered.
City aims to boost Decatur’s energy efficiency by encouraging homeowners to upgrade insulation and heating systems. Officials push public awareness, offering resources and incentives to cut costs and reduce emissions.
Funeral services were held at two o clock this afternoon for Mrs 8 A Jolly a beloved local woman who died Wednesday morning Rev B P Collier conducted the services and interment followed in Morris cemetery Trinity mountain Brown directing
A contract to furnish the new hospital wing will be awarded Saturday at 3 30 in the afternoon. Existing furniture in the new wing will be transferred to the old wing where improvements are near completion.
Today the high reached 80 degrees and the low settled at 57, according to the weather report. The region experiences a warm day with mild evening conditions and no precipitation noted.
General Motors promotes a free illustrated booklet about the Proving Ground and day and night tests to help buyers compare cars. The notice claims GM builds over a million cars yearly, saving money for owners through better value and higher trade-in values.
The notice lists CHEVROLET 7 models priced from $525 to $745 with features like a 3 speed transmission and overhead valve engine, plus CHEVROLET TRUCK CHASSIS at $395 and $495. OLDSMOBILE 11 models range from $873 to $1190 and highlight a 6 cylinder engine, four wheel brakes, and Duco finish with Fisher bodies. Buick ad touts "The Greatest Buick Ever Built" with vibrationless 6 cylinder valve in head engine and Fisher bodies.
Colonel C. Butler president of Connecticut Mills and Colonel Gunby representatives of Charles T. Main supervising architects have returned east after inspecting progress on the local plant. Roland Gray will manage the plant and remains here.
Morgan county farmers seek dusting solutions to protect potatoes and early produce from pests. Local merchants report heavy sales of insect poison dusts and related spraying products as growers respond to the demand.
Stanley J. McCallie of Chattanooga will speak at the Kiwanis meeting at 6 30 tonight at the YMCA. Officials urged all Kiwanians to be in their places at the appointed hour.
Dallas pharmacist Gordon claims his product stops fermentation and heals irritated stomach and bowels. It relieves constipation gas dyspepsia heartburn and other symptoms while toning digestion. Sold by Thompson's Drug Store Albany Drug Co and others at $1.50 for 64 doses with money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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