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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1942

Page

3

Barrymore Estate Dwindles to 10,000 in Cash and Personal Property

John Barrymore's estate totals ten thousand dollars or less in cash plus personal property. The will filed for probate names his three children Diana Barrymore Michael Strange John Blyth Barrymore and Ethel Dolores Barrymore. Funeral services in Calvary cemetery were brief with Lionel Barrymore nearby as wreaths from diverse sources stood outside amid unruly crowds of movie stars and spectators.

Los Angeles John Barrymore Diana Barrymore Michael Strange John Blyth Barrymore Ethel Dolores Barrymore Dolores Costello Gordon Leroy Barrymore Elaine Barrie Flaine John Calvary Cemetery John O'Donnell Lionel Diana Manzanar Mark Nishimura

Landlord Orders Tenants Out Over Rent Freeze Protest

Seattle June 3 A landlord N E Berry ordered tenants in 75 apartments at the Ambassador to vacate by July 1 to close the building in protest of the wartime rent freeze. The notice warned no water heat or telephone service and urged tenants to find alternative housing. Berry said he might go out of business if the government takes over.

Seattle In & One N. E. Berry Pacific Northwest Padget Sound Berry

Presbyterians Adjourn 82nd Assembly in Knoxville

The Presbyterian church in the United States adjourned its 82nd annual assembly in Knoxville Tennessee after adopting a resolution urging the federal government to enforce Sabbath observance. Delegates deplored immoral influences around Army posts and training camps and voted to remain in the Federal Council of Churches of Christ. A campaign plan to raise 250000 annually for five years was approved to establish churches and send mission workers to newly industrialized areas of the South.

Knoxville Tenn Presbyterian Church In the United States Federal Council of Churches of Christ

Timber farming urged as future cash crop for Alabama farms

W L Shaddix of Winston County warned that timber farming will become a regular practice for small and large landowners. He toured Morgan and Lawrence counties representing the Southern States Forest Fire Commission of Atlanta. The group, backed by about 300 Southern lumbermen, has distributed forestry seedlings to Alabama schoolchildren and plans initial seedling allotments for local schools next season along with promoting reforestation along highway 31.

W. L. Shaddix Winston County Morgan Lawrence County Southern States Forest Fire Commission Atlanta Georgia Morgan County South Highway 31 Shaddix Southern Commission Alabama

Local Births and Relatives Visit Chronicle Community

Mr and Mrs Thomas L Tayor welcome an eight pound girl named Peggy Jean. Mother and baby are doing nicely. Britton in Detroit has taken a post. Pvt Loyd Todd of Ft Sill visited Athens relatives. Numerous local families noted for weekend visits and relocations. Mrs Birdie Goforth married in Florida and resides in Palm City. Mrs Manly Worley of Hazle Green remains seriously ill.

Thomas L. Tayor Peggy Jean Britton Detroit Miches Poston Loyd Todd Ft. Sill Oklahoma Athens Chester Dillworth John Dillworth Hobbs Island Snow Hardiman Lois Kirby Franklin Phew J. W. Pack Archie Thomas Young B. L. Birdsong Malolm Goforth Idaho Goforth Birdie Goforth Pahokee Florida Palm City Manly Worley Hazle Green Ala Bob Birdsong Ty. B

Morgan county farm women boost wartime canning efforts

Morgan county farm women in the Farm Administration program aim to can 280 000 quarts in 1942, topping the county record and supporting wartime food needs. They focus on dehydrated foods, home dryers, and sugar conservation with berries canned unsweetened or with reduced sugar to stretch supplies.

Morgan County Farm Administration Ruby R. Léoney PSA County Home Management FGA FSA Looney

Pleasant Hill Church News and Local Updates

Community notes from Morgan County recount support for training camp youths and a fort Eustis report on Russell. Rev. Walker Bynum returns from Howard College to lead summer services. Church hosts all services and invites attendance amid family health updates and local visits.

Morgan County Pleasant Hill Walker Bynum Russell Fort Eustis J. Lang Indiana Richard Mobes Waldens Chapel Baptist Church

Local Visits Highlight Sunday Family Gatherings

Miss Christine Coffman visited Miss Helen Broadway on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wilson Coffman and family shared Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs George Downs. Mr and Mrs W C Downs Mr and Mrs Leon Allen and children were guests of Mr and Mrs Shine Marks.

Christine Coffman Helen Broadway Wilson Coffman George Downs W. C. Downs Leon Allen Shine Marks

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