Alpha Bible Class to Meet This Friday
The Alpha Bible Club will gather Friday at 4 p m at Mrs Clyde Dal es Sherman street home. The Ninth Street Methodist Woman's Missionary Society circles met in July with president Mrs B R Ross presiding and a temperance topic led by Rev Tyndall followed by prayers and patriotism talk. Social Service class PR Friday 7 30 pm at Mrs Pat Aday on Fourth Avenue South. Pic nic at Woodalls Young People's Society travels to Woodalls on the Moulton Pike for a brief outing and picnic after a recent entertainment loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Bible Club
Clyde Dale
Sherman Street
Takia
Ninth Street Methodist Church
Pat Aday
Fourth Avenue
South
Woodall’s
Young People’s Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
Moulton Pike
Mrs. Cecil Carey and Infant Dan Cecil Timberlake
Mrs. Cecil Carey and her infant son Dan Cecil Timberlake were reported spending the Fourth with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Cecil Carey
Dan
Short Term Tags Now Being Sold By Probate Office
Quarter year automobile tags are on sale at the probate office for three and a half months until October. Many drivers who have not used their cars since September are buying licenses to operate legally. A tags run $3.22, B tags $4.69, C tags $5.32, D tags $7.07, with D-class owners paying $8 for three months.
Out-of-town People At Chandler Funeral
Relatives of the late Mrs. Florence Chandler who traveled to Parkville for the funeral include Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Scoggin and the Scoggin couple, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Scoggin, Mr. and Mrs. G. McMillan and son Buster, Mrs. Gerald Mathew, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Shutt and daughter Margaret, all of Nashville, and Mrs. Ed. G. Hargrove of Prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Chandler
Parkville
R. H. Scoggin
C. T. Scoggin
G. ¥. McMillan
Buster
Gerald Mahew
J. C. Shutt
Margaret
Nashville
Ed. G. Hargrove
Prospect
Two Small Fires Reported On Fourth Street
Fire departments answered two alarms on the Fourth with minor damage. A vacant 526 Jackson Street house suffered porch damage likely from a snapping firecracker. A small blaze at Williams Printing on Johnston Street was contained quickly. June had six fires, the lowest monthly total of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Street
Williams Printing Company
Johnston Street
Little Girl Dies After Brief Illness in Bridgeport
Little Marjorie Lou Jones aged three and a half, granddaughter of Mr and Mrs J W Flowers of Decatur, died June 30 in Bridgeport Alabama after a short meningitis illness. She received treatment at a Chattanooga hospital but did not recover. Funeral held at Bridgeport Church of Christ. interment at Ardmore. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs T E Jones a brother Bobbie and sister Virginia Muriel and grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Lou Jones
J. W. Flowers
Decatur
Bridgeport
Ala
Chattanooga
Church of Christ
Ardmore
T. E. Jones
Bobbie
Virginia Muriel
Glorious Fourth Weather Quiet in Decatur Says Observer
Official weather observer reports no rainfall during the Glorious Fourth in Decatur. The dry conditions provided clear skies for celebrations and outdoor activities, with temperatures described as favorable for public gatherings.
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Decatur
Weather Observer
Local notes on visits and a grave hospital condition
Wednesday reports show Raymond Malone Jr visiting Judge Malone in Birmingham while Mrs. Lamon and agents spent the weekend with them. Others include Mrs. Rayburn Neville and daughter returning from Paducah and Memphis, Miss Rauschenberg visiting Trinity, Alabama, and Miss Kate Lile with Kathryn Boswell returning from Leighton. C A Love remains gravely ill after last Saturday's auto wreck at Benevolent hospital. Mrs. John Clarke of Nashville is here for a two week visit to the Stinsons. Clarke also spent the weekend and Fourth out of town, as Mrs. Clarke Rountree and daughter Mary Ann leave for Monroeville after weeks with the Malones and Mrs. Bean in Hartselle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Love
Benevolent Hospital
John Clarke
Nashville, Tenn
O. P. Stinson
Clarke
Make This Model at Home Pattern 1510 for Summer Wear
The piece offers a surplice bodice with cape sleeves and a calm look in dimity voile or lawn. Sizes 14 to 42 available. size 16 requires 3 1/2 yards of 39 inch fabric, 1/2 yard contrasting, and 2 1/2 yards 6 inch ribbon. Includes illustrated instructions. 15 cents pattern price in coins or stamps. Catalog 15 cents, pattern and catalog together 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Sewing Group Has Splendid Record in Decatur
The Reconstruction Finance Sewing Room in Decatur has completed 1302 garments since March 6 including men's work shirts underwear dresses for women and children and layettes with 20 patterns used. Red Cross officials praised the excellent work reported by Rev. Peter M Dennis chairman of relief work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reconstruction Finance
Decatur
Red Cross
Peter M. Dennis
Daily
Revival Meeting Opens Sunday at Hillsboro Methodist Church
A revival series starts Sunday July 9 at 11 oclock at the Hillsboro Methodist Church. Rev C M Tendyl of Decatur will assist pastor Rev W L Barber. Tendyl will preach daily at 11 am and 8 pm, inviting all in and near the community to attend this spiritual feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church of
Hillsboro
C. M. Tendyl
Decatur
W. L. Barber
Returns to Ensley chemist Robert Garrison resumes duties
Robert Garrison has returned to Ensley to resume his duties as chemist with the T. C. I. after spending several months with his parents on Courtland road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Garrison
Ensley
The
Courtland Road
Fire destroys Bond Brothers plant and nearby homes
Fire this morning damaged the Bond Brothers warehouse and commissary at Grant street and Somerville road, destroying the E. E. Wilson home and killing five horses and mules. R. L. Lile of Louisiana, boll weevil expert, speaks Saturday. George Stiefelmeyer of Cullman, Bee Line Highway president, discusses Nashville to Florida road work. Rain cooled the Twin Cities, Miss Dolores Weiss of Birmingham visits Miss Corine Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond Brothers
Grant Street
Somerville Road
E. E. Wilson
R. L. Lile
Louisiana
George Stiefelmeyer
Cullman
Bee Line Highway Commission
Twin Cities
Nashville
Florida
Pastor Nabors Returns to Lead Decatur Pulpit
Dr. Arthur H. Nabors pastor of Central Methodist church returned from Wilton Alabama where he was called to his father J. C. Nabors ill. He will occupy the pulpit as usual on Sunday in Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H. Nabors
Central Methodist Church
Wilton
Ala
J. C. Nabors
Decatur
Puzzle clues and scattered phrases in a historical page
A fragmented OCR segment lists cryptic clues and misread phrases including references to poems, glosas, and puzzles. Names, numbers, and partial terms hint at a crossword or educational page with items on printing, anatomy, and geography, but most entries are garbled.
Governor Miller Cries Foul on Income Tax Claims
Governor Miller denounces income tax resistance citing Hanson dividends and high salaries as he campaigns across the Tennessee Valley. He plans speeches in Florence Cullman Guntersville and other towns, urging wealthy Alabamians to contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson
Alabama
Miller
Tennessee Valley
Florence
Cullman County
Guntersville
Marshall County
Local Woman Ellen Burt Dies After Illness
Mrs Ellen Burt longtime Maywood resident dies July 5 after several months illness. Survived by four daughters Frances Burt Emmett Bussey Walter Holes apple and Paul Fretwell. two sons E L Burt and J H Burt. Funeral Friday morning with interment in California city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Burt
James A. Burt
Maywood
Calif
No Services Sunday At Westside Church
Announcement says no services next Sunday at Westside Presbyterian Church. Members will worship with other congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westside Church
Westside Presbyterian Church
Willoughby Presbyterian Church Sermon Sunday
The Rev. R. C. Sloan will preach at Willoughby Presbyterian Church at 11 oclock Sunday morning. A large audience is expected to attend the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Sloan
Willoughby Presbyterian Church
Revival to Open at Willoughby Presbyterian Church
The Rev. Vance A. Gorten, a Decatur minister now conducting a Bible school and revival at Union Chapel near Huntsville, will return to the city July 12 to begin a revival at Willoughby Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance A. Gorten
Decatur
Union Chapel
Huntsville
Willoughby Presbyterian Church
Birmingham revival to be held after Griffin leaves town
Rev D W Griffin will conduct his last service at Decatur Gospel Tabernacle tonight before leaving for Birmingham for a two week revival at the Birmingham Tabernacle. In his absence Rev Roy Sloan will lead services back at the Decatur Tabernacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Griffin
Decatur Gospel Tabernacle
Birmingham
Birmingham Tabernacle
Mr. Griffin
Tabernacle
Roy Sloan
Congressional Hearings Cast Wide Net Across Financiers
The article details government agents locating a witness in New York and serving a subpoena. It notes heavy Secret Service shadowing of witnesses from J. P. Morgan and Kahn Loeb & Company, and mentions Hoover era officials like William R. Castle Jr. relocating to Honolulu. It also cites international figures such as Swedish diplomat W. Bostrom and a political clash between Pat Harrison and Senator Stephens over patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lee
Pecora
Taplin
Secret Service
J. P. Morgan
Otto H. Kahn
Kahn, Loeb & Company Group
Coungp
William R. Castle, Jr
Hoover
Honolulu
Bill
Washington
W. Bostrom
Sweden
Cannes
Stockholm
Bostrom
Pat Harrison
Hubert Stephens
Mississippi
Theodore Bilbo
Bilbo
Recovery Administration
Stephens
Paraguay Bolivia clash sparks rapid multilingual chatter
The brief sports moment notes a Paraguay Bolivia battle described in four hemisphere languages, highlighting rapid talk and swift exchange as commentators discuss the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paraguay
Bolivia
Exploding cracker injures Alabama youth at Mooresville picnic
Little Andy Ellner of Alabama visiting relatives was burned when a firecracker exploded in his hand during a Fourth of July picnic at Mooresville. The accident burned his thumb and finger but is not believed serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Ellner
Ala
Mooresville
Forbes and Sons Piano Co Advertising Trade Ads
A compact late empire ad listing trades for 1920 era goods. It mentions Motorola automorllsa trade and sale of a model A Ford truck, an electric refrigerator, and a plane related item, with contact at E B Forbes & Sons Piano Co on Second Avenue and phone 931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. EB
Forbes & Sons
Second Avenue
Motorola Automorllsa
E. B
Forbes i Sons Piano Co
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Alpha Bible Class
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Scottsboro, Ala
Jimmy Dobbs
Lucien Austin
Annie Shumake
Maurie
Mt. Carmel
Lll
Evanaville and
Preston
Ind
James Dobbs, Jr
Faye Dobbs
Hartselle
Joe Guyton
Tom Guyton
Tenn
Leonard Traywick
Leon- Moses Traywick
ITI
W. B. Morrow
E. L. Morrow
Parkin
Ark
Margeret Liston
Gian Congo
Africa
R. T. Liston
John Pointer
Phillip Humphrey
Bluette Wallace
Memphis
Mrs. Gravitt
Montgomery
Mary Howell
Floyd Lawhorn
Georgia Wanda Woods
Clanton, Ala
Flora
Florence Collier
8. G. Peter
Boothton, Als
J. R. Hunter
Boothton
Montevallo
H. N. Binford
Malone
Elizabeth
Barbara Sarver
Athens
H. H. May
Cloudland, Ga
Mrs. G. Carter
Tenns
Reynolds May
Dothan
Chicago
Mabel Cook
C. M. Murdock
Mr. Murdock
Cecil Timberlake
Fostoria
SAM Frank & Moore Bank Street
Russell
Bank Street
Clem
Scott
Hudnut
Goidel’s
Princess
Gadsden
North
Chandler Funeral
Mrs. C. D. Lamon, Sr
Raynard Malone, Jr
B. L. Malone
Mrs. Malone
Rayburn Neville
Paducah
Mary Frances Rauschenberg
Trinity, Ala
Kate Lile
Kathryn Boswell
Ben Fennell
Leighton
Decatur Daily Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
Dolores Weiss
Corine Long
US Puzele
Miner
Ste
Birmingham News and Age Herald
Willoughby Church
Willoughby
Birmingham Church
Drew Pearson and
Robert S. Allen
Lydia E. Pinkham
Woodall
Moulton Highway
Clopton
Ywts
Leslie Howard
Shoney
Athe S Ae Golam Cryt
CAS
General Electric
Alabama Power Company
Garner Pride
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