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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1932
Page
8
Rev Crawford urges church members to attend a special service marking seven years of pastoral relations. The letter calls for unity, worship, and outreach inviting friends to join. The message emphasizes faith, inspiration, and service to Christ and mankind.
Announcement notes a quartet performance as part of Sunday evening service at Central Baptist church. Voices will be provided by Graham Ernest McCulloch and Baren Nance.
Evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton resumes duties at Angelus Temple Los Angeles after months of illness. She is reported restored in health and energized to continue her ministry at the church.
The state highway department will name a committee to receive and classify job applications for federal aid highway projects. Volunteers will assist contractors by sorting applications, while the staggered hours aim to optimize road payroll effectiveness.
Vernon Gibson is in Atlanta Georgia to receive medical treatment. The note confirms his location and purpose as a medical visit in the city.
Puzzle clues mix with a long social column listing weekend guests and visiting relatives. Names include Mr. Griffin, Mrs. Browne, Miss Rachel Browne, Miss Lucy Henderson, and many others visiting or staying with local families in Florence.
Falkville residents report visits and trips as relatives and friends came and went. Several families hosted guests from Cullman Birmingham Decatur and Cordova with weekend gatherings and extended stays noted.
Rev. J. D. Pickens, pastor of the Southside Baptist church, will return from Crow's Chapel to fill his pulpit at both the Sunday morning and evening hours.
August sales on the Decatur curb market were about the same as July totals. Curb master Mrs. J. T. Nelson said totals are not ready but expect volume around 550 dollars and likely to announce the figures on Saturday.
Friends report young Travis Letson who fell from a wagon and broke his arm is now able to use the limb and is expected to recover shortly.
Little Miss Telette Turney daughter of Mr and Mrs J F Turney is ill at the family home on Fifth avenue south.
The revival campaign at Crow's Chapel gains traction with strong crowds. Rev. J. D. Pickens of Southside Baptist Church leads services nightly at 7:30 in the evening.
The Christian meeting in Eva Alabama is moved to Saturday September 10 from Thursday September 8 due to the pastor arriving on that date. Attendees are urged to remember the new date and be ready for all services.
Imogene Lee, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jim Lee, is at her parents home.
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