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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1933

Page

6

Rock Creek News Social Roundup from Local Families

Mr. and Mrs. E L Julian spent Wednesday with J P Wanner. Oila Hamilton visited Cecil Tanner. Gien stayed with her mother Margret Julian. Many locals hosted relatives and friends including the McKees, Julains, Ryans, Tanner, Cross and Cross families. A singing by Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Oden drew attendees and residents prepared travel and visits to nearby towns.

E. Ll. Julian J. P. Wanner Oila Hamilton Cecil Tanner Gien Margret Julian Willie McKee FP. Tanner Julian Ethel Ryan Eva Lester Taylor Theo. McKee Richard Ryan Decatur Silas Ryan Alvin Nattie McKee Miss Ravenel Johnes Lois Tanner Harvey Oden Walter Johnes Hulaco Will Hamilton Cedar Cove Jane McKee Hilbert King J. E. King Fred Hitt Gracie Lee McKee Mary Sue Ryan Dan Roan Levy McKee Tom Crawford

Mew Hope News Snippets Include Guests and Illness

Mr and Mrs Herman Goodwin have moved to the home vacated by Ricketts Rev O B Harris of Hillsboro was a guest of EB A Little Maine Cross is ill with the

Matthew Cross L. E. Cross F. B. Cross Town Creek G. B. Cross F. B Cross Decatur Eunice Cross Edna Cross O. B. Harris J. C. Cross G. W. Cross Herman Goodwin Ricketts Hillsboro EB A. Little

Rabies Test Inconclusive On Cullman Biting Dog

A dog head sent to a Tennessee lab from Cullman Friday could not be examined to determine rabies due to severe damage. The animal had bitten a child in Cullman County and anti rabies vaccine was prescribed as a precaution.

Tennessee Cullman Cullman County

Athens Post Now Rivaling Decatur

The Athens post of the American Legion now rivals the Decatur post in a friendly Alabama department contest. Decatur posted 72 paid members on January 1 last year and 170 on January 1 this year, while Athens had 25 paid members on January 1, 1932 and 136 on the same date this year.

Athens Post Decatur Athens American Legion Alabama Department Decatur Post

Eighth District In Second Place In Legion Membership

The Eighth Congressional District ranks second in Alabama Legion membership with 906 members this year versus 1022 at the same date last year. All eleven posts in the district have submitted reports this period.

Alabama Department of the American Legion Alabama Legionnaire

Local Gossip Notes from Pettusville Area

Miss Mildred Coggins visits Miss Ruby Spence and Miss Martha Spence this week. Several neighbors share visits with relatives in Elkmon and Holt places. Flu cases, house moves, and family gatherings are recorded among Pettusville residents through midweek.

Mildred Coggins Haysville Ruby Martha Spence Anna Hatchett Elkmom Aaron Harlow Holt Raymond Willis Lonnie Robinson Ath Holt Effie Bessie Holt W. D. Evans Frank Spence Holt Place Here Buford Stanford Spence James Robinson Max Robinson Carl Spence Veto Iva B. Pettus Henry Hobbs Elkmont Bob Holt Loree Holt Mary Morris Edd. Holt Sulpher Springs Texas Arthur Spence Elizabeth R. PF. McDonald Flint Ala W. B. Spence James Holt George Rochell

Brothers absent from Alabama basketball lineup

Brothers are out at the University of Alabama as the team enters a new season without the familiar sibling pairs from past years. Last season featured the Kim brows and Munkaseys, while the Laneys contributed in earlier campaigns.

Rainfall Reported At .06 Inches In 24 Hours

The weather bureau today reported rainfall of .06 inch for the 24 hour period ending at seven o'clock.

the Weather Bureau Today

Florida Targets Auburn Coach Wynne for Florida Post

Rumor says Chet Wynne, Auburn's coach, is likely to leave for the University of Florida next year to replace Charlie Bachman. Florida alumni reportedly ready to raise 5,000 dollars to augment Wynne's 12,000 dollar Auburn salary, making the move more plausible despite no official confirmation.

University of Florida C Charley Bachman Chet Wynne Florida Wynne Wynnes Auburn Qhet Tigers South Carolina

Angel Face Chooses Number 13 for Alabama Player

University of Alabama guard Jimmy Angelich nicknamed Angel Face says the numeral 13 is lucky and requested it when jerseys were issued. He has been a standout sophomore and one of the most promising players to break in at Alabama, though teammates worry the jinx could bring trouble.

Father Lumpkin Becomes Wrestler Referee After Football Season

Former Georgia Tech fullback and Portsmouth star Father Lumpkin has turned to wrestling as a wrestler referee after the football season ends.

Father Lumpkin Lumpkin Georgia Tech Portsmouth

Alabama Turns Tables on LSU in Louisiana Victory

The Alabama basketball team gained the upper hand on LSU in Baton Rouge, turning the tables in the second half to win 40 to 36. The Tide woodwarded a sharper offense and improved play on the road.

Alabama L S. U Louisiana

Giants Must Work at Spring Camp Says Bill Terry

New York Giants open spring training under manager Bill Terry who warns players against loafing and insists hard work will be required at the camp.

Giants Bill Terry New York Giants

Thornhill May Succeed Pop Warner at Stanford

Thornhill, previously an assistant to Pop Warner, is likely to be chosen to succeed Warner after the athletic committee recommended him. Warner resigned to take a coaching post at Temple University.

Thornhill Pop Tiny Thornhill Pop Warner Stanford Warner Temple University

Foul Play Suspected in Death of R S McCain

Columbus police found a blood stained auto in a local garage after the departure from Henderson N C and a Richmond Va business trip. The victim was attorney R S McCain a former state senator believed to be murdered.

R. S. McCain Henderson N. C Richmond Columbus Bee McCoin Ohio City

Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues

Puzzle clues include presidents relatives verbs adjectives and misc hints. Mixed with garbled letter strings the readable entries reference nineteen to twenty three across and down items with various wordplay themes.

All American football stars gathered for Strand film

The Strand theatre in Hartselle features Universal’s The All American film with top players from Yale Yale and Army competing in kicking punting and passing events judged by Hank Anderson Jesse Harper Pop Warner and Christy Walsh. Ernie Nevers wins punting, Harry Cain sets longest kick, Albie Booth tops kick and pass accuracy.

Universal Christy Walsh Strand Theatre Hartselle Universal Company Hank Anderson Jesse Harper Glenn “Pop” Warner Ernie Nevers Stanford Harry Cain Alabama Albie” Booth Yale

Auburns Tigers eye tough home date with Lanett club

Auburn hosts Lanett Athletics Club in Alumni Gym tonight at 8 p.m. to start a strong Southeastern Conference slate after a preliminary Phi Delta Theta vs Kappa Sigma fraternity game at 7. The Tigers will then face a string of college foes including Vanderbilt, LSU, Tulane, Georgia, Georgia Tech and Florida across January to February.

Auburn Ala Tigers Vanderbilt Tulane Georgia Tech Florida Alumni Gymnasium Plainsmen Phi Delta Theta Kappa Sigma Lanett Birmingham-Southern Birmingham Nashville L. 8 Georgia Tech Atlanta

Theme Song of Matmen Is Speed at Martin Arena

The American Legion weekly mat show at Martin arena features Freddie Knichel vs Dale Haddock and Dutch Green vs Jimmy Demos as two main events. Promoter Chris Jordan aims to showcase top middleweight and light-heavyweight stars with rapid action and fast wrestling on Monday night.

American Legion Martin Arena Chris Jordan Freddie Knichel Dale Haddock Dutch Green Jimmy Demos Decatur Knichel Joe Gunther

Alabama Tide teams shine in 1932 across sports

The 1932 Alabama seasons saw champions in multiple sports. Basketball posted 16 wins and 3 losses before the Southern tournament while baseball captured the conference title with 10 wins, 1 loss and 1 tie. Football finished strong with key wins and a 200 point total, ending with a 6 0 victory over St Marys on the Pacific Coast. Track boxing tennis and others contributed to a standout year for the Tide under coaches Crisp Hinton Drew and Thomas.

University Ala Alabama Tidesmen Hank Crisp Tide Dribblers Vandy Kentucky Ole Miss Virginia Sam Hint Tennessee Mississippi Mississippi State Tulane Tubb South Cain Southwestern Miss. State George Washington Vanderbilt St. Mary’s Georgia Tech Tide Commodore Eleven Pacific Coast Gaels Frank Thomas

Auburn Starters Clash With Clubbers In Coach Bob James’s Drill

The Auburn lineup, led by outstanding young coach Teces prove, faces the Clubbers coached by Bob James. Expected starters include Red Jenkins and Sam Mason at forward, Bob Arthur or Elmer Kelley at center, and Gump Amial and Warren McMahon at guard.

Splendid Work by Episcopal Church in Alabama

The Episcopal Church in Alabama operates multiple institutions aiding the people. Mobile hosts the Church Home, the Bishop Wilmer Training School, and the Seamen's Institute. St. Mark's Industrial School in Birmingham serves the colored community as part of the Episcopal Institute. The Rt. Rev. William McDowell leads the Diocese. The national Anglican communion seeks unity based on Scripture Creed Sacraments and Historic Episcopate.

the Episcopal Church Alabama Mobile Bishop Wilmer Church Seamen's Institute Escambia Jackson Madison Marshall St. Mark’s Industrial School Birmingham Episcopal Institute For United States Episcopal Church William McDowell Dache Rokeok Church of God Canterbury England Christendom

Burnum teams dominate with undefeated records across sports

Burnum's football team went 5–0 basketball 12–0 and baseball 10–0 while Coach Drew's track yearlings completed a flawless dual meet record. The intra-mural program at Alabama expanded to nearly every campus offering his favored sport to participants.

Burnum Drew Alabama

Vestry Plans Year Ahead For St John’s Episcopal

The St John’s Episcopal vestry met at the parish house to approve a 200 item plan for the coming year to be presented at the parish meeting on January 12. Members discussed an event for men before Lent and urged continued church duties and support for the kingdom work. Present were B Beard W Edmundson A Hoff T Mattocks F Duffey H Hunter Rev Peter Dennis.

St. John’s Episcopal Church Scateene God B. Beard W. B. Edmundson Atleen R. Hoff T. H. Mattocks Frank H. Duffey Herman J. R. Hunter Peter Dennis

Economics Class Serves a Dinner at Central High

Central High School economics class served a luncheon for Superintendent Benson and H. E. Williams with Miss Eugene Young as hostess. Guests included Evelyn Hartung Virginia Ferguson Leta Ball. menu featured fruit cocktail chicken salad chips cranberry sauce coffee and chocolate Blanc Mange. Students Kathryne Papenburg Elsie Jones Mary Catherine Woodall and Mary Collier assisted. The class also served a plate lunch to the Board of Education Friday night.

Central High School W. W. Benson H. E. Williams Eugene Young Evelyn Hartung Virginia Ferguson Leta Ball Kathryne Papenburg Elsie Jones Mary Catherine Woodall Mary Collier Board of Education

Spanish War Vets Meet Sunday for 1933 Officers

The John B. McDonald Camp of the Spanish American War Veterans will hold a meeting Sunday January 8 at 2 30 PM in the courthouse. Officers for 1933 will be elected and all veterans are urged to attend.

John B. McDonald

Two Negroes Fined in Police Court Prohibition and Larceny

In a morning session two defendants, both described as Negroes, faced liquor and petit larceny charges. One was fined $13.60 for prohibition violation and the other $8.60 for the larceny case.

World Conference on Order Held in Law Switzerland

In summer 1927 a major World conference on Order convened in Law Switzerland with Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Western New York presiding. It drew representatives from most Christian groups except the Roman Catholic, and another similar event was planned for 1987 in the same city.

Christendom Law Switzerland Episcopal Diocese Western New York

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