Society Groups Hold Meetings In Local Churches
A bustling Monday afternoon finds multiple circles and clubs meeting at Central Baptist, Central Methodist, St. John's and First Presbyterian venues. Members share devotions, Bible study, mission lessons, and social hours as plans for September gatherings and community funds are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. ©. McRee
Central Baptist Circle Four
Clarence Strother
8. H. Carlisle
John Wilkes
Mission Study
A. J. Brown
Bob Clarke
E. M. Chenault
B. D. Wright
Bian
Tucson
Ariz
Henry
Toledo
Ohio
Martha and Mary Guild
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Susan Beech Garren
Sherman Street
First Methodist Woman
Circle
J. C. White
Circle Gatherings At Methodist Church Conduct Bible Study
Typical sport style song and prayer service opened activities followed by Bible lessons led by Miss Mattie Jones and Mrs. A J Harris. Circles One Two and Three held sessions with prayers, songs, and business discussions and many members visiting relatives in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M
Central Baptist Church
W. M. Hale
E. H. Nelson
Jesus
W. L. Hatchett
James Allen Smith
Ernest Walker
H. E. Nelson
R. N. Nelson
F. H. Kirby
Johnny Jones
Kirby
Central Methodist Church
A. Z. Bailey
A. C. Bailey
H. L. Spencer
Community House Fund
L. R. Nash
Henry Cullom
Bruce Spencer
J. A. Henderson
A. H. Nabors
Mattie Jones
Circle Two
R. E. Hewlett
W. H. Ritter
R. L. Stephenson
Jackson Street
Circle Three
A. J. Harris
D. Johnson
F. H. Pointer
James Duncan
Earl Avant
Personal notes of local visitors and ill resident
Miss Frances Cowden is ill at her home on East Vine street. Mrs. Fred Bailey and her daughter Virginia Clare of Hartselle are visiting relatives here this week. Mrs. A M Lentz visits daughter in Glasgow Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. W O Watson return from Hopkinsville Kentucky. Mrs. Raymond Brown and son William return from Ashville North Carolina. Mrs. Homer Motes and son Conrad of Birmingham visit sister Miss Elizabeth Morris. Mrs. Robert Ford leaves for two weeks in Louisville Kentucky. Lee Campbell moved from Benevolent hospital to his home on East Moulton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Hardwick
Oklahoma City
Okla
Miss Hardwick
Martha Ruth Cardin
Hazel Dunn, Scoggins
Birmingham
Am Kay
Mildred Woods
Evelyn McClure
Decatur
Messrs
Garrold Nungester
Charles Morris
Beny Thomason
Minneapolis, Minn
George Hardwick
Danville
Mary Louise Reed
Boys and Girls World Club
Central Methodist Church
East Moulton Street
Edith Mae Schimmel
Marion Schimmel
Mary Katherine Smith
Doris Nunn
Lena Harvey
James Albert Wiggins
Tom Wiley, Jr
Sarah Frances Eugenia Hodges
Miriam Simpson
Frances Hodges
Ollie Street
William Reed
Frances Cowden
East Vine Street
Fred Bailey
Virginia Clare
Hartselle
Mrs. Homer Motes
Conrad
Elizabeth Morris
Robert Ford
Louisville
Lee Campbell
The
Benevolent Hospital
Alabama Brick & Tile backs workers to replenish stocks
W. B. Neher, manager, said Alabama Brick & Tile Company has ordered all employees back to work to replenish stocks. He could not say how long the reemployment would last, noting no extra staff is needed as positions are filled by former workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Brick & Tile Company
W. B. Neher
Reprisals Loom by the Fascists
Berlin reports threats of reprisal after a death sentence on five racist convicts for political murder. The government vowed to decide pardons on justice not political pressure. Hitler had told the condemned their freedom is a matter of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hitler
Bolero jacket pattern promotes slimming lace vestee design
The DeKal Pattern 2389 features a bolero front with a lace vestee and clever skirt seaming to slim a larger figure. New three quarter length sleeves offer versatility. Available in sizes 36 to 46, with fabric and lace yardage listed and pattern priced at fifteen cents plus catalog offer details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Decatur Daily Pattern Department
Chamber of Commerce urges highway load regulation
The Cham ber of Commerce directing board in a called session passed a resolution urging legislative action to regulate truck and bus loads for highway safety. The measure, sent to Mongar county and state legislators, seeks no tax increase or undue regulation but aims to reduce road damage and improve safety by enabling emergency stopping and regulated loads.
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The
Chamber of Commerce
Egigba
Mongar County
Reeds
Greenville preacher Oscar Norton conducts nightly bush arbor service
Oscar Norton of Greenville Alabama preaches every evening at the bush arbor two miles from Trinity road in Church of Christ arranged services. Services start at 7 45 o clock with invitations extended to the public to attend all sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Norton
Greenville
Ala
Bush Arbor
Trinity Road
Church of Christ
Antoine Court Restorer of Protestantism in France
Antoine Court, a French reformer, is described as the Restorer of Protestantism in France, a figure central to reviving Protestant faith amid religious upheaval.
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Antoine Court
Colonial Bread Offered Here In Decatur
Hugh P. Wasson executive of Colonial Bread Co Chattanooga Tennessee is here today arranging distribution of Colonial Bread products in Decatur. He says a local man will contract with dealers to take orders and daily shipments will be made by express from Chattanooga with fresh deliveries to Decatur and nearby towns. A three man sales squad is in town visiting local trade outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh P. Wasson
Colonial Bread Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Decatur
Wasson
Express
Picket Lines Tighten Around Omaha Amid Farm Strike
Iowa farmers leading to Omaha tighten picket lines as trains carrying interstate commerce are halted. In Sioux City federal officials focus on the broader strike for higher prices. Deputy intervened to prevent a cream dump near Council Bluffs, while ten truck loads of livestock were turned back. Ambrose Epperson, assistant U.S. Attorney, warns such hindrance could violate federal restraint of commerce laws.
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Omaha
Neb
Iowa
Council Bluffs
Sioux City
Ambrose Epperson
United States
Revival Services Go On at Fairview Baptist Church
Evening revival services continue at Fairview Baptist Church through the week. Services start at 7 30 PM and will run indefinitely until further notice. The public is invited to attend any and all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Baptist Church
Belock
Injuries Fatal To’gan Of Truck Mishap
A fatal truck accident left Injuries to’gan injured as a cotton load toppled onto his horse. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Lannie Smallwood and Rev. John D. McClanahan with interment in Chapel Cemetery. Survived by son BE. R. Barckley of Hartselle and daughters Minnie Matkins Falkville Virgil McCroskey Falkville and Pattie Francis with 14 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Matkins
Hartselle
Virgil McCroskey
Falkville
Pattie Francis
Pioneer Morgan Resident Dead In Arizona
The obituary notes the death of a Morgan County native who lived in Decatur and moved to the west over 50 years ago. Survived by three sisters Mrs James Pettey Decatur Mrs H B McMullin Little Rock Ark and Mrs Scott Limestone County and two brothers Frank and William Orr Birmingham. Wiggins Burlesons and Orrs are close Morgan county relatives. He lived quietly in the west and visited family often.
River Level Drops as Gauge Shows 44 Feet
The Tennessee river was falling today with a gauge reading of 44 feet at seven o'clock. The report notes a continued downward trajectory in river levels across the region.
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Tennessee
Cork Production Dominates Spain and Portugal
Seventy percent of the world’s cork is produced in Spain and Portugal, highlighting their dominance in this natural resource.
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Spain
Portugal
Three Women Wanted for Specialty Work
Help wanted notice seeking three women for specialized duties at Decatur Daily. Pay listed as $2 per day, address given as S. C. C., in care of the publication.
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Decatur Daily
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Mission Circle
Hardwick
Miss Reed
First Presbyterian Bible Class
Central Baptist Sunday School
Hortense Kirby
Endlam Oaks
Reed Rogers, Jr
Pulaski, Tenn
Mattie Young
Tuka
Miss
Charlotte Broadus
Nashville, Tenn
Helen Moore
Eva Curry
Brownsville, Tenn
J. D. Wallace
J. D. Bush, Jr
University of Alabama
Mrs
J. D. Bush
Nathaniel Almon
Moulton
John C. Bragg
A. M. Roan
Tri- Cities
John W. Jones
K. Lide
Joe Broadus
Marjorie Broadus
Virginia Jones
Logan Kennedy
Huntsville
John Henry Bitting
H. C. Athey
Montgomery
Inez Coyle
June Clyde
Jean Harlow
Chester Morris
Lewis Stone
Leila Hyams
Una Merkel
Hollywood
Paramount Picture
Jack Oakie
W. C. Fields
Andy Clyde
Ben Turpin
Lyda Roberti Henk Mann
George Barbie
Huch Herken
A. M. Lentz
Horace Travis
Glasgow
W. O. Watson
Lewis Adams
Hopkinsville, Ky
Raymond Brown
William
Captain Brown
Ashville
N. C
Alabama Brick & Tile
Max and
Mickey
Max Schmeling
Mickey Walker
Long Island City
N. Y
Joe Jacobs
Schmeling
Jimmy Johnston
Madison Square Garden
Jack Kearns
Walker
West 17Th Street
New York City
Alabama
Servce
Fairview
Gan
Morgan
Arizona
Goidel
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