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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1933
Page
3
In an autumn evening Vance Carter and Lida plot to manipulate Barrett Colvin and torment Aunt Ella. Lida clings to charm and wealth while plotting to expose Elinor, as the carnal social web tightens around them.
The closing exercises of the Bible Vacation Church School of Westminster Presbyterian will be Sunday at 7 30 PM with two choirs of 25 voices, a Bible memory program, and a special exhibition. Readings include Give Said the Little Stream and Jesus Tender Shepherd.
A church program outlines a wedding of a German film star to Schmeling for Jesus. It lists hymns I would Be True Master the Tempest Is Raging Yield Not the Temptation and includes Bible memory work. The offertory and special number feature a sewing class with 20 to 25 children in each choir along with a church school exhibition.
A column recalls bootlegging and wildcatting being worse under prohibition. Two anecdotes describe a corner store owner sharing tax paid and unpaid liquor, and a neighbor running a hidden backroom operation. The informants are respected local citizens.
Hollywood spectacle features Gary Cooper George Raft Wynne Gibson Charles Laughton Jack Oakie Frances Dee W. C. Fields Mary Boland Roscoe Karns May Robson Gene Raymond Lucien Littlefield and Richard Bennett. Bennett plays the millionaire with beneficiaries including a rowdy marine a forger a convicted murderer and others. Critics praise the ambitious ensemble and social satire of licensed vice versus regulation.
Captain Raymond Brown, previously receiving treatment at Oteen, North Carolina, has returned to his home.
Rev. J. D. Wallace will preach at Lacon at 2 30 Sunday afternoon. The public is cordially invited.
The listing shows assorted produce with per bushel and per pound pricing including eggs mixed cased, new sweet potatoes, country butter, black walnuts, Irish potatoes, turnips, spinach, dried peas, green cabbage, peanuts, onions, lettuce, and various native dressed meats. Prices range from 2% to 60 cents per unit, with weights and units specified for each item.
Hay prices held firm in Birmingham with Johnson Hay offerings across U S 1 and 2 grades and timothy and alfalfa at quoted ranges. Grain bids showed No 2 white and yellow corn and No 2 white oats steady with minor lift in oats. Seed cotton meal quoted at 19 00 per ton in carlots and 20 00 delivered. poultry egg and butter prices remained steady. cattle hog quotes showed mixed movement with hogs higher while cattle steady to unchanged.
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