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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1934
Page
10
A small gathering celebrated Mrs Sheats as she prepared to move into a new residence in Berea. Friends and neighbors offered best wishes and shared moments of companionship during the event.
A return to gilding hair is noted as a modern trend with metallic tints outlining waves for evening wear. An expert beauty shop is advised for best results, or readers may try a home method using eggs, water, vinegar, and powdered coloring.
The bulletin lists timothy hay prices at 20.50 to 21.00 per unit and no. 2 timothy at 19.50 to 20.00, with alfalfa at 25 to 26. Poultry and eggs show steady bids across hens, leghorns, mixed eggs at 18 cents, white eggs 15 to 16 cents, broilers 20 to 24 cents, and roosters 5 cents. Grain delivered in Birmingham notes corn no. 2 white 78 to 79 cents, no. 2 yellow 14 to 15, oats 54 to 88 cents, with various beef, calf, and hog price ranges and steady hogs.
Persons born on this day are noted as industrious and shrewd. They are just and stubborn, with a tendency to be hard to please.
Misses Hallie Gray and Edna Agee and Joe Agee Jr of Town Creek visit Mr and Mrs D B Barrett in Decatur.
The senior class play The Night Cry by Noel Plaurier will be staged in Parkville High School auditorium Tuesday at 3 PM. The three act comedy drama centers on The Night Ory, a merciless scavenger of the dark hours, with a cast including Mrs Harris Winsted Partridge and Joan, Ola Gibson, Howard OCal, Glenn Lonsdale Watkins, Tilford Jenkins, and others in Lone Road Junction.
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