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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1918
Page
4
Massachusetts troops halted at Kelley Field in San Antonio after a three day road journey en route to an unknown destination.
E Rolker left for New York yesterday afternoon. Johnny Barber of Parkville was in the city today. Born to Mr and Mrs H L Irons a son on May 17.
The Birmingham Ledger reports a series of piano and voice recitals honoring young and adult students. Magdalene Bowen and Carrie Crawford showcased evolving technique with works by Mozart Grieg and Chopin, while Miss White sung lyric soprano pieces. Carrie Crawford, a standout pupil, impressed with brilliance and expressive depth. Cinderella slated for Albany high school auditorium next Monday night by Miss Fannie Johnson's pupils.
A fragment describes the Red Cross as a universal mother figure feeding warming and healing thousands. It highlights the organization’s humanitarian reach and compassionate mission beyond any single nation.
Local high school notes list Rev. L. F. Goodwin to preach at the Central M E church Sunday evening as part of Red Cross sermon coverage. Many social and travel updates follow, including guests and movements of residents and visitors to Albany and nearby towns.
Annual decoration exercises will be held tomorrow by the local camp of Red Men. All members are requested to be present at 6 o'clock at the lodge rooms. All union men are requested to meet at Hardage hall, May 20, at 8 D.M., for the purpose of organizing a company known as the Union Supply company.
A massive eight month production toured vast California beaches mountains forests and the American West including Old and New Mexico and Hawaii. The $500000 picture directed by O M and S A Franklin is billed as the most stupendous spectacle of modern times.
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