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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1933

Page

4

Women and Club Meetings Across West Decatur

West Decatur churches and clubs held Monday afternoon gatherings. The W M and First Methodist circles met at various homes for Bible study prayers and business sessions, with multiple hostess arrangements and attendance notes. A Tuesday bridge club and Hi Y club met with prize and refreshments reported.

First Methodist M. 8 W. M M. E Henry Cook Timberlake George Williamson L. J. Ramage C. O. Kitg J. T. Jones A. J. Harris Reed Rogers James Duncan Rayburn Neville Early Phinizy Phillip Humphrey W. B. Markstein Riverside Clara Armor Stanley Wyatt Susan Beech Garren Mary Jervis Miss Garren First Baptist Church LaFayette Street

Miss Annie and Josephine By ars visit Moulton friends

Local brief notes list Miss Annie By ars and Miss Josephine By ars visiting Miss Ellen Edwards in Moulton. Several residents travel or recover from illness, including Mrs. T. L. Roberts moving home after an operation and Mrs. E. E. Speer ill at Wadsworth Street.

Annie and Josephine Byars Moulton Ellen Edwards E. E. Speer Wadsworth Street

Tuberculosis Facts Outlined by Morgan Official

Dr. L R Murphree, Morgan County health officer, cites about 350 active and 350 inactive adult TB cases and 1200 childhood cases in Morgan County. He urges tuberculin testing for all children and chest exams for positives, plus targeted screening of households, caregivers, teachers, and workers in contact with infectious cases.

L. R. Murphree Morgan County

Fortune in gold taken from ship Hampshire

The April 26 AP report states 15000 pounds of gold were recovered from the British warship Hampshire, which transported Lord Kitchener to his death in the North Sea. It notes the treasure as the first metal salvaged from the ship and links Kitchener to a large treasure on his ill fated mission to aid Russia and the Allies.

New York Hampshire Lord Kitchener North Sea Kitchener Russia Bolste

Mrs. Paul McEntire Taken by Ambulance to Benevolent Hospital

This morning Mrs. Paul McEntire was transported from her Courtland road home to Benevolent Hospital by Brown's ambulance for medical treatment.

Paul McEntire Brown’s Ambulance Courtland Road Benevolent Hospital

Taffeta Fashions for Summer Charm in Hollywood

Hollywood style notes show taffeta suits dresses and jackets for warm weather. Sheila Terry wears a black double breasted taffeta suit with white pique collar and accessories. Carrol and John Halliday dine at Brown Derby in a blue taffeta top dress. Kathleen Burke sports a red black ensemble with a red fez. Sari Maritza features a green and black wool suit with a gay green taffeta blouse and scarf. Ann Harding models a powder blue taffeta blouse with a matching blue suit in sheer basket weave wool.

Sheila Terry Carrol John Halliday Kathleen Burke Paramount Grant Sari Maritza Ann Harding

Katherine Hepburn in Christopher Strong at Princess Theatre

Katherine Hepburn appears in Christopher Strong at the Princess Theatre with Colin Olive Billie Burke Helen Chandler and Ralph Forbes. The article praises her edgy vitality balancing shyness courage and stage success as she plays the lead in the new RKO film.

Katharine Hepburn Christopher Strong Princess Theatre Colin Olive Billie Burke Helen Chandler Ralph Forbes Katharine RKO Radio Picture Fetes Iristopher Strong Colin Clive

Danville Road Work Advances in First District

Progress on the Danville road shows grading largely finished in the first district under J. L. Draper. R F OC funds support the project and crushed rock will create a year round roadbed, though not a speedway, for all weather travel.

Danville Road R. F. OC J. L. Draper

Exhibitors Urged to retrieve Hobby Fair exhibits

Exhibitors who displayed items in the Rotary club's Hobby Fair were asked to collect their specimens Thursday morning between 9 and 10:30 o'clock. The building will close soon and the club aims to return all exhibits to their owners.

Mrs. Wallace Silk Stocking Club Mrs Allan Wallace McNeill Duplex Rotary Clubs

Oil official visits Decatur on inspection trip

Standard Oil official W. E. Glossop of Louisville Kentucky toured Decatur on an inspection trip and departed for Birmingham the following day.

W. E. Glossop Standard Oil Company Louisville Decatur Glossop Birmingham

Roadwork Update Near Danville in Second District

Ten miles toward Danville the forces have completed a surprising amount of work in a brief period. About five miles from the Plint river bridge into Danville will begin soon under Adlai Sample's direction.

Danville Second District Plint River Adlai Sample

Attractive Slip Pattern 2538 by Anne Adams

Fashion notes promote Pattern 2538 for an easy to sew slip with built in support. Sizes 34 to 50, requires 214 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 36. Send 15 cents for pattern plus 15 cents for catalog and 25 cents for both, to The Decatur Daily Pattern Department in New York City.

Anne Adams Decatur Daily Pattern Department West Seventeenth Street New York City

Deadline Tonight in Baby Contest at Ninth Street Church

Tonight at 7 30 registration closes for the two group baby popularity contest sponsored by the Service Class of Ninth Street Methodist. Prizes will be awarded in each age group with sponsor support from local studios stores jewelry druggists and sponsors listed for already registered babies. The church will announce special rules at tonight's meeting.

Ninth Street Methodist Church Sullivan and Kirby Studios Kuhn's Nelson's Stinson’s Price and Robertson, Beadle and Griffin’s Dillehay’s Caddell, Goidel Alabama Carl Arantz Nungester’s Morris

Trio Conversions At Gospel Meet In Birmingham

Dr. Glenn Tingley preached to a large congregation at the Gospel Tabernacle in the former Associate Reform Presbyterian church as three conversions and many prayers were reported. G. P. Rockwell and Birmingham musicians led the program. Tonight's service will include further seats and a sermon on Hell with a Q A on its location duration and fate.

Glenn Tingley Gospel Tabernacle Associate Reform Presbyterian Church Tingley Birmingham Gospel Tabernacle G. P. Rockwell Birmingham Hell

Labor Accept Production Limit in AFL Leader Remarks

William Green president of the American Federation of Labor told the House Labor Committee that labor would accept federal production control but oppose a broad minimum wage. He supported Secretary Perkins proposal to let the labor secretary set maximum weekly hours per plant, arguing a universal 30 hour week could re hire 6.6 million, noting the bill would cover only manufacturing and mining.

Washington Labor House Labor Committee William Green American Federation of Labor Green Perkins

Weather report records 76/52 today

The weather bureau reports a maximum temperature of 76 degrees and a minimum of 52 degrees for the 24 hour period ending at 7 am.

the Weather Bureau Today

Fisherman Jamies Ratliff Tours Local Fishing Trip

Jamies Ratliff of Speake Warren Ratliff is enjoying a fishing trip today, a note from local observers confirms.

Jamies Ratliff Speake, Warren

Parole Application Filed for Connie Clemons in Alabama Case

Notice that Connie Clemons seeks parole from the Governor and Board of Pardons of Alabama. Clemons was convicted in Morgan County Circuit Court of assault with intent to murder in 1928 with a three to four year sentence and rape with a twenty year sentence. Published April 26 and May 1, 1933.

Governor and Board of Pardons of Alabama Connie Clemons Morgan County J. T. Clemons

Mrs. Ross to Be Director of Mint

Nellie Tayloe Ross, former Wyoming governor, named director of the mint. She has long been active in Democratic politics and served as vice-chairman of the party's national committee through the Roosevelt era.

Washington Nellie Tayloe Ross Wyoming

All Day Singing At Lebanon Next Sunday

An all-day Sacred Harp and Christian Harmony singing is planned at Lebanon on the west Parkville pike next Sunday. The arrangement committee urges attendees to bring song books and a well filled dinner basket.

Lebanon West Parkville Pike

Revival Attendance Message Cancels Midweek Service

The First Methodist church notes the cancellation of tonight's midweek service so worshippers may attend services at the First Presbyterian church.

First Methodist Church First Presbyterian Church

Birth notice for Jane Burks Watson in Knoxville

Mr and Mrs Carl Watson of Knoxville Tenn announce the birth of a daughter named Jane Burks on April 18. Mrs Watson was formerly Miss Trixie Scheer of Decatur.

Carl Watson Knoxville, Tenn Jane Burks

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West Decatur W. M West Decatur Jesus Lucile Brittain D.S. Hurst Wright D. B. Wright First Christian Church 8. M. Thompson Erin Walker Zetomen Club A. Z. Bailey Timothy Ellen Gronepdyke George Jackson Jasper James Allen Smith Paul Smith Bailey Hayes Purifoy H. O. Troup J. M. Pettey E. C. Price Mary Alice Johnson Julia Levin Hudson Purifoy Mooresville Mary Scott Lee Waterloo Ala Allene Pope Elizabeth Eich Hartselle Wade Wright Cullman Mrs. Wright Mrs. R.T. Sheppard LeRoy McEntire Line Street Lynne Murphey T. L. Roberts The West Church Street Pred Stewart E. P. McEntire West Market Street Frank Harris Anne Frances New Orleans Courtland N. E. Calmese R. E. Catlett Morganfield R. E. Rogers M. L. Rogers Pulaski Reed Rogers, Jr James, Jr. and Fay Dobbs Mrs.m. J. Cooper Frank Yaney Richard Columbia, Tenn Johnson Hunter Furn, CO Rountree Lumber Co NEA Hollywood Katherine Hepburn Decatur Daily Deadline Tonight Dr. Tingley Federation Mrs. Ross Vinci Goidel’s Johnson’s SAM Frank & Moore Princess Tracy Una Merkel Risimigagimi RKO Dorothy Arz Crescent Amusement Co Tennessee Kentucky Nashville Dorothy Rasch Hazel Hodges Donnie Blackwell Thelma Mitchell Sarah Blackwell Myrtle Horton Tootsie Hefner Mary Woodward Emily Arbuckle Esther Caudill Eloise Heathcoat Mabel Britton Janie C. Simmons Marjorie Davis Jane Wade Mabel Pointer Ethel Harrison Jane Crawford Edith Fussell Inez Simpson Imogene Sheppard Margaret Orgain Elsie Bryant Bernice Hill Vesta Burrette Frances Schnable Ruth Ross Frances. Morris Ophelia Norton Mary Briscoe Mabel Ann Hanson Jacqueline Smiley Mary Bronaugh Annie Peebles Richard Son Claudia Ann Thomas Katherine Leeman Flora Durham Carolyn Worley Elizabeth Poteet Ruth Johnson Jean Greenhill Virginia Hardin Mary Augusta Bibb Julia Bingham Marjorie Fussell Merchant’s Beauty Pageant William Conner
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