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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1933
Page
8
Rev. Comer Lile, recently accepted as a candidate for Holy Orders from St. John's Parish Decatur, transfers from Alabama to Virginia. He will serve as minister of the Church of the Ascension in the city and assist the rector at the 7:30 Sunday Holy Communion.
Little Russell Kilgore, previously in Birmingham, is sufficiently recovered to return home. His condition has improved, allowing a safe discharge and reunion with family.
A reader in Decatur urges action on the water supply citing summer needs and financial barriers. He asks for steps to ensure all residents have water and signs off as Rev. Peter M. Dennis.
A man fell ill during a visit with his mother to relatives in Birmingham and was moved to care as his condition remained unresolved. Medical staff were unable to determine the cause during the early sightings.
Miss Jane Douglass of Florence has been their guest at home following the death of a relative.
J N Powell a Hartselle attorney and Morgan County candidate told a Montgomery convention he favors repealing the Eighteenth Amendment. He cited Democratic platform principles and President Roosevelt, arguing centralized federal control should not govern states. Powell called repeal a stance aligned with democracy and American interests.
The column looks at diplomats like John Cudahy in Warsaw and Hans Luther, noting language gaps and travel habits. It mentions gifts for retiring officials, Cuban Embassy wealth, and Marines Reserve shoe costs, with a side glimpse of Henry Morganthau and Farm Board leadership.
This piece discusses balancing cost and nutrition in home cooking for brides and families. It guides considering budget cook availability and body needs, outlining fuel and growing foods and offering a sample menu with breakfast lunch and dinner ideas and planning steps for variety and economy.
The text notes Senator Royal Copeland and Representative William Sirovich, both Tammany men and physicians, planning a Potomac boating escape from Congress. It also mentions Supreme Court Justice Harlan F. Stone acquiring a marble sculpture "Sitting Figure" by Maurice Sterne, and Lamar Jeffers of Alabama, son of a Confederate Cavalry captain, with wartime service and honors.
The Rev Peer M Dennis rector of St. John s Episcopal church will speak at 11 a m Sunday in the Belle Mina Methodist church on Religious Education. All are cordially invited to attend.
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