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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1931
Page
7
On June 15 1931 guardian M I Murphree filed accounts vouchers and a verified statement for a partial settlement of Madge W Murphree a minor estate The court fixed July 11 1931 to hear the settlement and require appearances to show cause why it should not be passed as stated Ea M D Wiggins judge of probate
A playful note about a roomer moving for work and leaving a vacancy, suggesting using a classified ad to find a new occupant for the spare room. It frames the change with light humor and practical advice.
A three act play will be presented at Lacey's Spring high school on July 3 at eight o'clock. Proceeds will go to the Methodist church. Invitation extended to the public.
The golds defeated the purples in a recent Epworth League contest during members gathering in Lacey's Spring. The purples hosted a luncheon for the golds, an event described as enjoyable and well received by all attendees.
Mrs Dolly Porter and her daughter Mrs R S Parham with children Robert and Margaret of Birmingham depart by motor this morning to visit Mrs Arch Cohen at her country home Golden Acres in St Louis Missouri for the Fourth.
Announcement states that Louisville and Nashville freight offices and Southern freight offices will close all day next Saturday July fourth to allow shippers to adjust plans accordingly.
J N Hughes commander of the United Spanish War Veterans announced the dance planned for July 3 has been postponed until weather conditions improve.
All veterans of the Spanish American War are asked by Commander J. N. Hughes to assemble at the W. O. W. hall in Athens at 9 45 in the morning of July 4th to participate in the cell staged there by the American Legion.
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