Fourfold Gospel discussed at Decatur Gospel Tabernacle
Rev Tingley outlines end time prophecy and Armageddon as central, with Rome as hub of future antichrist power. He invites all to hear the Decatur Gospel Tabernacle and the Christian and Missionary Alliance beliefs. A 7 p m youth prayer service and a musical message by Mr and Mrs G P Rockwell are also planned for tonight.
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Satan
Christ
Europe
Rome
G. P. Rockwell
Decatur
Corn In Silo Worth Much More As Feed
The Department of Agriculture reports Missouri tests show an acre of corn in the silo feeds 50 percent more cattle than the same acre fed as fodder. The silo saves leaves, reduces waste, and makes feed more palatable.
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Washington
Ae Department of Agriculture
Missouri
Community Sing at Fairview Church
A community sing at Fairview Baptist Church tonight at 7 30 features the Bonanza Quartet and many soloists from Decatur and nearby towns.
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Fairview Church
Fairview Baptist Church
Decatur
Last Half Holiday Observed Across Local Stores
Businesses in the city observe the last half holiday of the season with most shops closing Thursday afternoons throughout June July and August.
Lamar Moye to Leave Friday for Tuscaloosa
Lamar Moye, a fresh grid sensation at Alabama last year, will leave campus Friday morning for Tuscaloosa. He is expected to join varsity practice Monday morning.
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Lamar Moye
University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Bale arrival honors joint owners Green and Johnson
W. N. Green of Fourth Avenue West and R. A. Johnson share the honor of bringing in the season's first bale of cotton. Green's name was omitted from a prior article detailing the event.
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W. N. Green
Fourth Avenue West
R. A. Johnson
Reverend Pickens to Fill Pulpit Sunday
Pastor J D Pickens of Southside Baptist Church, recovering from a minor operation at Benevolent Society Hospital, expects to resume his pulpit duties Sunday. The text also includes a recipe for cheese or leftover filling muffins with peanut butter, sugar, egg, flour, milk, and baking powder.
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J.D. Pickens
Southside Baptist Church
Benevolent’ Society Hospital
Slip Pattern for Large and Slim Figures 1966 Sewing Guide
A detailed Anne Adams pattern description for large and slender figures, pattern 2005 2006 includes sizes 34 through 50 and yardage for size 36. The piece emphasizes simple construction decorative seams and matching under a sheer afternoon gown with warm weather fashion tips and ordering details from The Decatur Daily Pattern Department.
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Anne Adams
Rane Ee Bamber
Ag&meh
Decatur Daily Pattern Department
West
New York City
Special Classes to Begin Sept 15 in Talladega Schools
A vocational education program directed by Dr J Jobdy will organize a special class in Talladega through the division of vocational education. Assisting are Dr O W Hyatt A Palmer Miss Lulu Palmer Miss Martha Smith Miss Mary E Mitchell H Griffin. The program includes rehabilitation for crippled unemployed citizens and is funded by Federal Relief funds via cooperation between the state board of education and relief administration, employing about 1500 unemployed white and Negro teachers in Alabama.
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State Board of Education
The
Relief Administration
Megro
Alabama
Educators Finish Conference Here
More than 30 county and city superintendents of education, principals, school treasurers and county relief directors from the North Alabama district met at Morgan county courthouse to discuss school problems for the 1934 35 term. State education officials J B Hobdy E L Morphet N F Greenhill R E Ledbetter Miss Norma Smith and Mrs Jessie Garrison attended.
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North Alabama
Morgan County
State Department of Education
J. B. Hobdy
E. L. Morphet
N. F. Greenhill
R. E. Ledbetter
Norma Smith
Jessie Garrison
Mrs J E Brown Leaves Hospital for Courtland Home
Mrs J E Brown of Courtland, previously a patient at Benevolent Society hospital, was discharged and returned home today.
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J. E. Brown
Courtland
Benevolent Society Hospital
Motorists Urged to Cautious Drive on Bee Line
State highway patrolmen stationed nearby urge drivers on the Bee Line highway through Hartselle to slow down on the resurfaced section. The prime coating makes the surface slick in spots and high speeds are warned as dangerous.
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Hartselle
Visit to Corinth Couple En Route Home
Mr. and Mrs. S H Green of Corinth Mississippi are visiting their daughter Mrs T G Morrow on their return from a vacation.
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S. H. Green
Corinth
T. G. Morrow
Examinations Open for U.S. Civil Service Jobs in 1934
The Civil Service Commission lists exams for United States game management agent and deputy, with salaries ranging from $1,440 to $2,900. Veterans may claim preference. forms 14 8 and 13 are required, with full-time experience and age 21 to 44. Announcement 46, closing September 21, 1934.
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United States Civil Service Commission
H. Yarbrough
Decatur Post Office
United States Game Management
Bureau of Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
Darby Transferred to Lead Huntsville Funeral Office
E. L. Darby of Brown-Serv ice Funeral Co has been moved to Huntsville to oversee the new office.
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E. L. Darby
Brown-Service Funeral Co
Huntsville
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