Tangled Night at the Hoyt Estate Ends With Quiet Resolve
Camilla endures a chaotic veranda party as a game of chance and flirtation swirl around the lake. Peter, wary of Avis Werth’s flirtations, contemplates escape via a promised distraction while Bates watches over Camilla’s fragile situation and the hidden truth of her bond with Mrs. Hoyt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avis
Terry
Jon
Camilla
Peter
Bruce
Cathie
Dan Mason
Avis Werth
Impersonator at a Moonlit Party Delights Guests
Edna Webster and Camilla host a party where an amateur performer disguised as various figures imitates acts from vaudeville. Peter dies into shuffles and impressions of Amos, Andy, Arliss, Will Rogers, Gracie Allen, and Walter Winchell. The audience cheers while plans unfold for a continued act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camilla
Avis
Peter
Amos
Andy
Arliss
Will Rogers
Gracie Allen
Walter Winchell
Milwaukee Matron Elects Jail Over Fine
Mrs. Clem W. Seely, matr on elect of Milwaukee, refused to pay a $25 fine after being found guilty of driving 86 miles an hour. She has served a $0 day jail sentence in the house of correction, saying she was innocent and denied a chance to tell her story in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem W. Seely
Milwaukee
Wis
House of Correction
Reverend Price Speaks at Ninth Street Church
Ninth Street Methodist Church hosts Dr. W F Price pastor of Decatur First Methodist in place of the absent local pastor. The evening includes a vocal solo by Miss Lou Gene Clem and a morning sermon titled A Good Man by Rev C M Tyndal. Promotion work for the new church year begins in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Street Methodist Church
W. F. Price
First Methodist Church
Price
Decatur
Birmingham
Lou Gene Clem
C. M. Tyndal
A. G. Jones
J. W. McCluskey
Board of Religious Education
Fort Worth women honored at Swan Lake picnic
A Friday Swan lake picnic honored Miss Lula Cooper Jennings and Miss Daisy Brundidge of Fort Worth Texas. Attendants included Mrs W T Hatchett of Athens and the Jacks family with daughter Margaret Mrs W L Hatchett Tom Collier of Decatur Miss Elizabeth Lewter of Little Rock and the two Fort Worth guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan Lake
Lula Cooper Jennings
Daisy Brundidge
Fort Worth
Texas
W. T. Hatchett
Athens
L. R. Jacks
Margaret
W. L. Hatchett
Tom Collier
Decatur
Elizabeth Lewter
Little Rock
Ark
Miss Jennings
Miss Brundidge
Is My Face Red to Be Shown at Pearl Vaughan Theatre Hartselle
Hollywood satire drama Is My Face Red? stars Ricardo Cortez Helen Twelvetrees Jill Esmond and Arline Judge in a tale of a sensational New York tabloid columnist who uncovers lurid secrets. The film directed by William Seiter screens Sunday and Monday at Pearl Vaughan Theatre in Hartselle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Pearl Vaughan Theatre
Hartselle
RKO Radio
Helen Twelvetrees
Ricardo Cortez
Jill Esmond
Robert Armstrong
Arline Judge
Cortez
New York
Miss Twelvetrees
Miss Esmond
Armstrong
Miss Judge
William Seiter
Fort Worth Ladies Visit Relatives in Decatur and Athens
Miss Lula Cooper Jennings and Miss Daisy Brundridge of Fort Worth Texas are the guests of relatives and friends in Decatur and Athens. Miss Jennings is a niece of W L Hatchett and has visited here on several occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Cooper Jennings
Daisy Brundridge
Fort Worth
Texas
Decatur
Athens
Miss Jennings
W. L. Hatchett
Birmingham Market Prices and Shipments Listed
Receipts in carlots include wheat corn flour watermelons and hay. Johnson hay prices range U S No 1 120 new crop and U S No 2 9 10, Timothy No 1 15 50 16 00, alfalfa No 1 17 00 18 50. Cotton spot unchanged as noon quotations show middling 51 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham Johnson
U. 8
Timothy
U. S
Birmingham
Forestry Receipts Down Forty Percent in 1932
National forest receipts fell 50 percent for the year ended June 30 1932 totaling 2 294 247 with timber sales dropping by 1 491 275. Income sources include timber sales grazing fees water power rentals turpentine sales and trespass settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
America
National Forest
Eugene Viollet le Duc a Gothic Revival Master in France
Eugene Emmanuel Viollet le Duc stood as France’s leading Gothic Revival architect and a prolific writer on architectural subjects. His work shaped restoration theory and practice and influenced later generations of architects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Emmanuel Viollet-le-duc
France
Farm Notes on Poultry Diseases and Pasture Care
The article explains that chicken pox or sorehead is an infectious disease needing prompt action. It outlines treatments and vaccination for prevention, plus a tobacco dust and iodine vermicide method for intestinal parasites. It urges pasture cleanup, mowing, stump removal, and participation in August pasture demonstrations for better livestock production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ry
Waldrop
Judge Morton
Phil Gilbert
Athena Demonstration Farm
French outpost Vincennes declares allegiance to United States
On this day in 1778 Father Gibault urged Vincennes in Indiana to claim loyalty to the United States marking a key step in the Revolutionary War era alliance. The event ties to the French priest and the Vincennes outpost as the settlement aligned with American independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Gibault
Vincernnes
Vincennes, Ind
United States
Del Col Definition as a Mountain Pass Term
Del Col is defined as a marked term in geography indicating a pass or notch within a mountain range. The concept identifies a route through higher terrain and has historical usage in navigation and topography.
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Bates
Hin
Mercury
Hoyt
Hoyts
Mrs. Hoyt
Giich
Edna Robb Webster
Joretta, Stick Girl
Moye
Bonanza Quartet
Thomas
Ninth Street
House of Representatives
John Q. Tilson
Connecticut
Inzza
Olwin
Sabie
Wiairio Zalizan
Lie
Iszzeil
Varioinieloyere
PICI
Wariey
Cortez Chatterer
Twelvetrees
Helen _Twelvetrees
The
Alabama of Agriculture & Industries
Pears Steel
Decatur Cleaners
Johnston St
Commercial Printing Department
Decatur Daily
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