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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1918

Page

3

For Sale Ad Describes Modern Home and Amenities

Classified notice details a hardwood finished residence with reception dining and hall spaces, three large bedrooms each with bath, two updated bathrooms, two heating plants, hot water heat, open grates and mantels, two concrete basements, modern laundry, brick garage for three cars, and an urgent sale with price and terms available.

Cupid Undaunted by Mars Frowns In War Draft Exemption

The local exemption board reports eighty one Morgan county men married since May 28 1917 have claimed deferred classification for entering matrimony. Among them 41 are city dwellers and 40 rural residents. Twenty two city and seventeen country men were granted deferment due to dependencies. Officials expect many newlyweds to be cited for military service as the army expands.

Dan Cupid Mars Montgomery Morgan County

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Mother's Friend Promises Easier Motherhood And Recovery

An advertisement extols Mother's Friend as a reliable prep for childbirth, claiming it relaxes abdominal muscles and reduces pain and danger. It promotes preparation benefits, comfort, rest, and serene anticipation, plus a booklet offering guidance and a sample bottle for trial.

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Decatur Red Cross Workers Tie Knot in Church Ceremony

Miss Ida Eubanks and Mr. Everett Harris wed in the Central Baptist church study with Rev. W P Wilks officiating. The couple plans a Mobile honeymoon and Albany home before returning to friends. The article also lists Decatur Red Cross workers and leadership, noting refugee garment donations acknowledged by Mrs. Geo Denige and praising support for Allied efforts.

Ida Eubanks Harris Mobile Albany Mahlon Long O. B. Cartwright Virginia Pride J. T. Netwon Flamers Sam. Frank W. A. Brown J. D. Jeffries Helen Senson Miss Senson Philip Humphrey John Almon F. J. Davis E. D. White John Pointer T. M. Jones John Knight Eugene Morrow Will Cowden H. P. Webb J. R. Daniell H. V. Pettus Decatur

Red Cross Recital Benefits 1918 East Orange Event

In a Clark residence veranda a Red Cross recital unfolds with readings songs and speeches. Dorothy Clark and Margaret Arnold help prepare as five cent admission raises funds during the May 16 benefit at Horton Williams residence for the Red Cross.

Joe Clark Red Cross Dorothy Clark Margaret Arnold No Man's Land Kimbrough Emily Metcalf Williams Sarah Marie Kumbr Horton, Williams Washington Street East Orange N.S Red Cross, R.S

Community League to Meet at Carnegie Library

The Community League will meet Tuesday at 4 pm at the Carnegie Library. Mrs Walter Jackson of Chicago arrives Wednesday to visit Mrs Walter Todd. Miss Ruth Hartung hosts luncheon for Miss Dove Pierce of Mountaville with a wedding planned June 6 to Capt Leckey Kanear of Fortress Monroe Huntsville.

Westminster Presbyterian Church B. B. Pickens Dove Pierce Huntsville William Owen Charles L. Knight Twin Cities Miss Pierce Mr. Knight Messra Robi. Shephard Community League Carnegie Library Walter Jackson Chicago Walter E. Todd Ruth Hartung Miss Dove Pierce Mountaville Capt Leckey Kanear Fortress Monroe Miss Hartung

Card of Thanks From Abel Family

Card of Thanks to friends for kindness during trouble and flowers. Grateful for use of cars from Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Abel and Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Abel.

C. EB. Abel H. P. Abel C. E. Abel Eewr

Personal notes from Albany area social visits

Cok Bhelley, Annie guest of the Edmundsons at Wilder Place, left for Ft Sam Houston. T D Wilkinson visited with family, returned to Sheffield. Babb, Albany Board of Commerce editor, dined with the Pickens. Rabb is in war work. Joe Pullen joined Sheffield work. Harold House of Dyer Tenn visits Kellys. Joe Petty and Charles Sanders with Albany Decatur relatives. Duncan Williams visiting Danville relatives. Parker left for a southern trip this morning.

Cok ‘Bhelley Annie Mrs. W. Redmundson Wilder Place Ft. Sam Houston Texas Joséph B. Babb Albany:“Board of Commerce

The Feast of the Red Corn at Albany High School

Albany high school presents The Feast of the Red Corn an Indian operetta in two acts for Y M C A war work. Thirty high school girls in Indian costumes perform festive songs and dances with striking scenic beauty. Tickets priced for school children and adults, all proceeds go to the Y M C A war relief.

Albany High School

Price to Deliver Literary Address at Hiwassee College

Honl Price departs this afternoon for Madisonville Tennessee to give a literary address tomorrow morning at Hiwassee College. The college is alma mater to several notable men including Mr Price who graduated there four years ago.

L. Price Madisonville Tenn Hiwassee College Price

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