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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1932
Page
2
Nanette LeRoi, formerly Nanette Le Roi, wrestles with guilt and love after a tense confrontation with Rudolf and with Lillian Hall. She fears her reputation and future happiness as she contemplates the consequences of a broken relationship and a life haunted by public image.
The honor list for Gordon Bibb schools is released for the third month. It lists Junior First Grade recipients including Graves and Moore as teachers, with many names across grades from Junior to Senior Fifth.
Nanette warns of a stop to the farce as she confronts Dorotha about a presumed crime. Dorotha pleads, they reconcile briefly, and Jere Kane arrives. Nanette hides, begging not to be seen. The scene ends with the question of what comes next.
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Senior Fifth Grade under Mrs Blood rth Virginia Graham with Frank Chenault Munsey McGlathery Mary Corley Zane Lyle Annie Laura Siviey. Junior Sixth Grade under Miss Bikins Harold Watkins. Also Junior Sixth Grade under Miss Bronaugh Mildred Lively Swatzell.
The Girls Hi Y Club at Central high school voted in ten new members Louise Ezelle Beatrice Siviey Helen Stoltz Opal Cayner Mary Webster Kath ryn Papenburg Julia Dent Wood ard Marjory Chunn Alice Kendall and Mary Edith Doss. The club now has 16 active and 3 honorary members. Tonight at 7 the group meets at Miss Susain Bibb to complete initiation.
The Alabama Methodist Orphanage Selma will be the beneficiary of a White Christmas performance at First Methodist church Athens next Sunday under Mrs. W. H. Braward. Past services have sent hundreds of dollars and large amounts of food and clothing to orphans. the pageant will feature a Christmas program and a note on skip as a musical term.
A sight seeing trip to mound sites associated with Alabama's ancient history is planned as part of the Conference on Bi ee lo opening in Birmingham. Dr Walter B Jones state geologist and director of the Alabama Museum of Natural History said eminent anthropologists will depart Birmingham by motor Sunday after Dec 17, dine in Tuscaloosa, then tour mound sites in the afternoon.
The note states Sirius as the brightest star in the sky with a magnitude of 1.4, identifying its prominence in celestial observations.
Many requests for aid pour into the local Red Cross and County Child Welfare department led by Mrs Frances Woodroof. Despite bumper crops, many residents on farms and in towns lack food clothing and fuel. Welfare agencies cooperating with the Red Cross expect to meet the emergency satisfactorily.
Major W. R. Neece headmaster of the Tennessee Military Institute at Sweetwater Tenn is in Decatur today promoting the school. The article notes local youths have studied there and that James Nabors son of Rev and Mrs A H Nabors is a current student. It states the institute will continue for the full year despite troubles at other schools.
The Evergreen Epworth League stages the comedy A Poor Married Man on Saturday at seven in the Massey school auditorium. Proceeds support the Evergreen church rebuilding fund and the cast features Price Bryant Ima Penn Rachel Anders Dillard Jones William Minter Anders Grady Bailey Mary Sue Jones Jane Bernice Summerford.
Chicago December 15 The extension of current ten percent wage cuts for railway labor to six months beyond January 1951 was proposed today by W F Thieshoff chair of railway executives at a joint conference. The conference adjourned until tomorrow as brotherhood representatives held a private session to discuss the proposal.
The Tennessee Valley Laboratory sent one anti rabies treatment to Russellville Tuesday for a Franklin county resident exposed by a dog in Newberg. The dog bite incident prompted the precautionary order for vaccine from Russellville.
Doctors now urge Calotabs as a overnight cold cure to ease congestion and cough. A nausealess calomel compound, one or two tablets at bedtime with milk or water reportedly purify the system and restore appetite by morning. Sold in 106 and 354 pack sizes at drug stores.
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