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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1927

Page

2

Statistician S Advises The Crop Is Enough For Season

Auburn May 18 Agricultural statistician F W Gist warns farmers not to overplant cotton despite flood damage. He notes floods may reduce long staple supply and that extra cotton area could widen price gaps between long and short staple. Planting delays persist in flood areas with some upland crops favored.

P. C. Davis Auburn Ala Mississippi F. W. Gist Tiny Ark Cotton America

Athens school wins $20000 grant for Negrons equipment

Trinity College for Negrons in Athens earned first place and a $20000 award from the American Missionary Son for new equipment. Athens officials note improved race relations and plan a fundraising drive for an additional $7000. A Nashville boosters visit includes a parade to the courthouse and a city gift of the keys.

D. L. Rosenau, JR Trinity College For Negrons Athens American Missionary Son G. R. Bridgeforth Kansas Vocational College Alabama Fred Brownlee Party of New York United States Limestone County Wcheel Nashville Chamber of ‘Commerce D.L. Am Sr Ber of Commerce W. E Sarver

Jewel Thieves Rob Home of Two Filling-Station Owners

Police search for burglars who broke into the home of Harvey Houston and Leonard Crook at Town Creek Monday night and stole valuables including cash. The attackers also took a pistol, which Crook had removed fearing confrontation, and the pair woke during the breakin before pursuing the thieves. Both men operate filling stations on the Decatur pike.

Harvey Houston Leonard Crook Town Creek Crook Houston Decatur Pike

Lutheran Loyalty Lecture Ends Series at St Pauls

Pastor W Hefner spoke on Lutheran loyalty at St Pauls Lutheran Church in a final 1927 Lyceum Lecture under Walther League auspices. He said the church follows Gods Word over church tradition and requires loyal members who align with doctrinal teaching. Rev C Mennen of Conover and Rev H Kowert of Chicago earlier contributed to the series.

W. Hefner St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Lutheran Church Lyceum Walther League C. Mennen Conover N. C

Thirteen Cases Heard In Police Court

Thirteen cases heard before Mayor James A Nelson in Johnston Street Fagg totaled 154.60 in fines. Charges included four for speeding one for drunkenness five for disorderly conduct and late hours one for vagrancy and two for fighting. One fighting charge and one vagrancy charge were dismissed.

James A Nelson Johnston Street

Famous French Onion Preparation Filler

Take large onions and wash and cut them for filling. Make the stuffing from left over meat or sausage. Fill the onions and reassemble the tops. Fry the pieces in butter and dust with flour. Add salt pepper and bouillon to make a sauce. Simmer the onions an hour and a half in a moderate oven. Serve hot.

Industrial Night Tent Meeting Draws Community Attentive

An appreciative audience praised the big tent revival last evening led by Rev. W. D. Barnes who spoke on moral duties and personal faith alongside musical interludes by a men's chorus. Tonight features industrial night with guests from various industries and a sermon by Rev. Jas. D. Hunter. Young People's night is announced for Friday with high school students in attendance.

Bond W. D. Barnes Jas. D. Hunter Barnes God

Decatur Junior Chamber Names Stunt Committee

The Decatur Junior Chamber of Commerce fixed stunts as a feature of meetings. The stunt committee named last night includes P. Kyle as chairman with Comer Ezell and E. T. Sheppard.

Decatur Junior Chamber of Commerce P. Kyle Comer Ezell E. T. Sheppard

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