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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1932
Page
3
The senate eyes budget balance while Wall Street factions push opposing tax aims. Initial stock prices jumped from a dollar to over five dollars a share as large blocks traded, marking a sweeping 1932 opening surge followed by a brief pullback before continued activity.
Miss Mary Eunice Willis of Aberdeen Mississippi will depart Thursday for a brief visit to Nashville. She has spent the last two weeks in the city with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Julian.
Carrageen seaweed serves dual purposes as a medicinal agent and a culinary ingredient, valued for its health benefits and versatility in dishes.
Bruce Egriggs recounts a perilous night aboard the Wanderer as a small group plots a covert approach to Livingston and a captive Pauo. A brutal cabin fight tests loyalty and nerve while moonlight and danger close in, setting up a dramatic continuation.
E F Weatherwax of Moulton will be president of the Rural Letter Carriers Association J M Stockton of Decatur is vice president and R A Gamble of Lacey's Spring serves as secretary treasurer for the coming year Officers were elected at the Huntsville annual meeting at Big Spring The next convention will be at Muscle Shoals The Huntsville Times reprints the convention proceedings with remarks from J A Green Rev J W Caldwell and various musical performances and acknowledgments to local hosts and contributors.
In Moulton Alabama the Epworth League at the Methodist church held a picnic at Mountain Home Spring with several local youth and adults attending. The Moulton Culture Club met May 27 1932 at Mrs Hodsons home to discuss Agriculture and Architecture with papers read by Miss Garner and Mrs Armstrong and adjourned to September.
Today's market bulletin from Birmingham lists receipts across produce and grains with carload hay prices set for Johnson hay and timothy and alfalfa grades. Poultry and eggs show declines in fryers while other items hold steady. fruit and vegetables cover berries greens and tubers with varied crate and bushel pricing. Cotton noon spot middling remains unchanged.
Miss Sadie Rolf of Decatur visits her mother Mrs. Fannie Overstreet. Mrs. Emmet Thomas and daughter from Huntsville visited sister and aunt Mrs. E. K Chunn. Miss Bretha Echols returns home after a week with Mrs. Mack Thomas in Huntsville. Miss Violet Overstreet returns from Decatur to spend summer with Mrs. Ernest Greer. Mrs. Clawra Hood of Huntsville visits brother J. A. Overstreet. Miss Martha Kay of Lacey Springs visits relatives. Mrs. Crawford Prince visits sister Lizzie Kay of Lacey Springs. Nell Atkinson returns from Madison after attendance.
Mr and Mrs W H Gardner and children visited Athens with his parents. Mrs Artie Rogers and daughters returned to visit Grady Berrette in Athens. J M Hitt hosted a visit from daughter Mrs W H King of Birmingham. Several families and friends motored to Muscle Shoals and attended Sunday gatherings.
Center Grove residents hosted guests and visited relatives in a series of social events. Lucian Singleton and family joined Ed Dp and his wife for Thursday night, with Vern ler spending Tuesday in Ryan with sister Mrs. Willie Rice, and W. T. Crawford visiting Mrs. Dan Ryan Thursday. Theda Holder returned home to Arab after two weeks with cousin Alline McKee, while Dr A L Griffith of Elnora Tennessee visited E L Ryan. O C Ratliff of Belle Mina was a Sunday guest of local relatives.
Mr and Mrs Batam Natural Bridge were at Sunday gatherings with J Wy Sunday and their daughter Elinora of Tennessee. Mr and Mrs Horton hosted friends at Ryan with W T Crawford and Bill Crawford. Lane Fowler of Decatur visited his father G D Fowler. Alex Dunn of Fiorette joined Sunday hosting T B Wilber and Tom McDonald families. Theda Holder Alline McKee Nell Dessa Martin fished at Martin pond Friday.
Neighbors attended Liberty Children's Day with many hosting guests. Mr and Mrs EB Thompson and Mr and Mrs C L Thompson visited G Lane of Basham. Doris McAbee stayed with Zola Williams, and Mrs Floyd Looney is ill at home. Foree Woodall beds. Coleman Thompson hosted a lawn gathering. Missing details include a June 5 program at the church starting at 10 with lunch served.
Milton Andrews freight agent for the L. and N. returns to work after a week at home ill with influenza. He resumes duties and reports full recovery from the illness.
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