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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1928
Page
5
Miss Gladys Lurline Russell and Mr R Pryor McRee wed Sunday at the Russell home in Woodland Mills. Rev J H Hill officiated the ring ceremony followed by a reception. The couple plan a Birmingham honeymoon and will reside with Dr and Mrs H McRee at Johnston Street after returning. Miss Russell taught at Hartselle public school. Mr McRee works for Tennessee Valley Motors Co in Decatur.
People in the Six Mile community report Mrs W D Crutchfield of East Morgan County is dangerously ill at her home. The 83 year old resident is in critical condition and requires care from family and neighbors.
Local residents share travel plans and visits as Bernard Beason heads toward Chattanooga for a summer position. Delegates A T Hanson Tom Hendrix and Skeggs Crawford return from Dallas after attending a League convention. Families host and visit in Florence Huntsville Birmingham and Montgomery with health updates and comings and goings.
The ad touts buttermilk as the best and cheapest skincare solution. It claims rapid pore reduction and wrinkle smoothing from a three minute massage. Consumers are urged to ask for Howard's Buttermilk Cream at Albany Drug Co. Thompson Drug Co. or their local druggist and test it tonight with a money back guarantee.
Work to place guard rails on the north approach of the Keller Memorial bridge is partly finished and concrete posts for the remaining section are ready to be set in position.
The Decatur Junior Chamber of Commerce directs that no meeting will be held tonight as the board postpones due to graduation exercises. President B C Shelton announced the change to the directing board.
News from the bedside of Mrs. J. C. Bacon a Gadsden resident and mother of Mrs. R. T. Sheppard reports she remains very ill and Mrs. Sheppard remains at her bedside.
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