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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1936

Page

8

Arm Amid Ashes Sparks Mystery at Thunder Mesa

Ramon and Angelique flee a grisly scene beside the ash pile where Pearl Sam’s arm lies among charred branches. They suspect Pearl Pierre’s murderous scheme and monitor Pearl Pierre and Pearl John while keeping quiet about what they know. Tante Josephine rages over smoke from the mesa as danger edges closer.

Ramon Angelique Pearl Pierre de Forest Pearl Sam Pearl John Santa Fe Thunder Mesa Betty Tanta Josephine Mesa

Revival to Begin Sunday at Central Baptist Church

Central Baptist officials report receipt of a letter from Rev. John C. Cowell Jr announcing an evangelistic campaign starting January 3. He may preside at the opening supper and revival, expressing a wish to lead a far reaching meeting and praying for an outpouring of the Spirit to revitalize the Decatur church.

Central Baptist Church Today John C. Cowell, Jr Decatur

Sparkman to Leave Soon for Washington

Congressman elect John J. Sparkman of Huntsville bids friends farewell as he prepares to depart Thursday for Washington to take oath and serve the Eighth District in the new Congress. He expresses willingness to hear from constituents and to work for them in the national capital. The article notes his enthusiasm for the new duties.

Lyle H. Boren Seminole Okla Christine McKown Boren New Congress Miss McKown Oklahoma City John J. Sparkman Huntsville Washington Eighth Congressional District Sparkman Eighth District National Capital Rel

Wealthy Englishwoman Dame Pansy Houston Dies

Dame Pansy Lucy Houston, England's wealthiest woman, died today in London. She inherited about £5 million in 1926 after the death of her second husband Sir Robert Houston, a shipping magnate. Her first husband was the ninth Baron Byron, who died in 1917.

London Pansy Lucy Houston England Lady Houston Robert Houston Baron Byron

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