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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1932
Page
3
Peter and Camilla settle in at Annex Hall, turning a modest former studio into a life together. He unveils a wedding gift sculpture that embodies their hopes and fears, while their bond deepens and plans for a shared future unfold.
The Mt Tabor revival starts Sunday July 31 with services announced at the first service. Rev. McDonald, the pastor, will lead the services and everyone is invited to attend.
Rev. R T Tyler presiding elder of the Decatur district will visit the Cambridge circuit this Sunday preaching at 11 oclock at Isom's Chapel and conducting the quarterly conference in the afternoon.
Today marks the anniversary of American author Newton Booth Tarkington born in 1869. He became known for novels and plays reflecting American life.
Charles P. Stewart surveys the line of prohibition commissioners from John F. Kramer to Col. Amos W. W. Woodcock. Woodcock hints at leaving private law practice in Baltimore and suggests the administration appoint another dry czar. The piece notes his amiable, honest nature and past belief in the dry policy, but questions current views on its workability.
The Commerce Chamber reports six months of activity with focus on meat and milk safety, water service, road improvements, and attracting industry. Efforts include locating a state road camp in Decatur, engaging L and N Railroad for industrial ties, and screening eastern manufacturers for the Connecticut Mills site. The group emphasizes agricultural growth, regional marketing via the Tennessee Valley association, and boosting local business through farmer collaboration and local purchasing.
Butler P A Hine came home Wednesday night after attending sessions of the American Legion in Gadsden.
D D McGehee and Buck Rogers, noted Decatur businessmen, were guests at the Thursday noon meeting of the Decatur Kiwanis club.
Community leaders outline plans to make the city a better place to live and work. Initiatives focus on housing jobs safety and services to boost quality of life for residents and attract investment.
Bethlehem plans a revival series starting this August reported as a much anticipated event. The community is urged to note the date and prepare to attend the services.
Reverend R T Tyler came back last night from a short business trip to Birmingham.
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