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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1929
Page
5
At Tinville Methodist Church members are urged to attend the final League meeting of the year at 5 30 PM. Officers request a strong turnout to close the season.
A fragmentary poetic reflection describes a delicate forest flower as a scented breath and a smile like form, an emanation of life and a token of love sustaining the vast universe, echoing a spiritual reverie from Forest Hymn.
"Father's Night" at First Ward School features fathers entertaining mothers with songbirds and violins, a full program, and refreshments starting at 7 p.m. Fidelis Class Social at Central Baptist Church reports a large choir program with solos, readings, and the Sunshine Friends. Many society notes list residents visiting, traveling, and attending events in Birmingham and nearby towns.
Wednesday in New York City guests Mrs Ral ston s daughter and updates on patients at Benevolent hospital include Mrs Luke Couch improving, Mrs M F Shipper and baby resting, and Mrs Wir better at home. Chrystine Rouse, a Rome Ga student, summers near Fairview while Gerald Runager and Wilma Runager are at home with family.
The Central Methodist church board of stewards met Wednesday evening for the quarter end. Reports indicate substantial progress in church activities and affairs.
The C. H. Eyster home on Sherman Street has been greatly improved with a nearly perfect lawn, elevating its standing to one of the city’s most attractive residences.
Mrs Mattie Edwards died after a ten day illness at Union Grove with funeral services held at Union Grove church and burial in Union Grove cemetery. She is survived by her husband Dave Edwards three children and sisters Mrs Ernest Layman Mrs Oscar Hopkins Mrs Sallye Hornbuckle Mrs Whisenant and Miss Mary Jane Tyler plus brothers Joe George and Scruggs Tyler all of Union Grove and surrounding areas.
Henry Hartung assistant city clerk was unable to perform duties at city hall today due to indisposition.
The pastor Dr. John R. Turner announced that a number of new Patani will join the church on Sunday, following completion of recent arrangements.
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