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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1934

Page

4

McCants Carr Wedding Surprise for Friends

Society notes report the McCants Carr wedding in Decatur with Miss Louise Carr of Flint and John McCants of Decatur married on a Saturday. Attendants included the bride’s sister and Nath. the couple will reside in Collinwood Tennessee.

McCants-Carr Louise Carr Flint John McCants Decatur H. L. Kirby Mary Sister Nath J. D. Carr AL. McCants Collinwood Tenn

Pearl Matthews Honors Her Sister With Bridal Party

Miss Pearl Matthews served as maid of honor for her sister in a church wedding scene. Ray mond Matthews acted as best man. The couple planned a short honeymoon to Mobile and will reside at Trinity where he coaches at Trinity High School.

Virginia Prince Calvin Earle Calvin Oak Street Elizabeth Virginia Prince James Johnson Mary Banks Terrell Calvin D. ©. Shaw W. E. Curry D. D. Burleson Pearl Matthews Raymond Matthews Fowler Mobile Trinity Trinity High School

Guide to the South by Clark Kinnaird history series

Clark Kinnaird outlines one minute histories of Southern states for Central Press and The Decatur Daily, offering origins of the states encountered on motor tours. The series accompanies readers on daily journeys through the South with concise historical vignettes.

Clark Kinnaird Souththern Central Press Decatur Daily

Oklahoma Facts: Red People Name and State Details

The state named from a Choctaw term, nicknamed Sooner State, joined the Union as the 46th on November 16 1907. Oklahoma is the 17th largest by area and 21st by population with motto Labor Omnia Vincit and flower mistletoe. Capital and largest city is Oklahoma City. Early towns Ewing laid out 1880 and Rock Falls in 1884, both affected by troops. Core interests include agriculture, livestock and oil.

Sooner Ewing U. S Rock Falls Oklahoma City Same

Personal News From Hopkinsville and Nearby

Social notes report visits and guests in Birmingham Timely arrivals include Mr. and Mrs. James T Stewart and daughter Nancy Ann from Hopkinsville and Miss Mary s Belle Wallace of Chattanooga visiting Rev J D Wallace. Boone and families travel for weekends while births and illnesses are noted among local households.

James T. Stewart Nancy Ann Hopkinsville, Ky W. G. Ward Birmingham D. C. Almon Mary Belle Wallace Chattanooga, Tenn Rev J. D. Wallace

Circuit Court Opens Week-Long Term With Grand Jury

A week's term of circuit court opened this morning under Judge docket. Officials say extension beyond one week is not yet decided. Judge Horton empanelled a grand jury to investigate many county law violations. Several hundred papers were served in preparation for the term.

Docket Horton Yes

Building improves front of Howard Building on Bank Street

Owners of the Howard building on Bank Street formerly housing the Star Theatre are making extensive improvements to the front of the structure.

Howard Bank Street Star Theatre

Contract Bridge Problem by E J V Shepard

South went down one trick at four spades as explained by Famous Bridge Teacher E J V Shepard. The article walks through opening leads, finesses, and a six of seven trick endgame with spades as trumps and North to lead.

E. JE. V. Shepard South East West North Unleson West

Two Men Arrested in Bank Robbery Case in Alabama

Two men named George Marvin Gibson and Oscar Graham were arrested at their homes in Jefferson and Etowah counties after allegedly admitting involvement in the robbing of the Bank of Blountsville, about $50, Thursday morning. Officers found a sedan used in the robbery and weapons including a Luger automatic and a 38 caliber pistol. Gibson and Graham were taken into custody with family present. warrants were issued by county deputies and sheriffs.

Birmingham Ala Bank of Gibson Graham T. F. Griffin T. P. Griffin, Jr Harvey K. Elliott Etowah County Jefferson County Arville Haynes C. H. Dobbs W. S. Adams

Bonds of Land Bank Offered for Sale

The federal government offered for sale 131.4 million dollars in consolidated bonds of federal land banks bearing 4 percent interest. Proceeds retire 131.381 million dollars of individual bonds at 4 3 4 percent. They will be offered at 100 3 4 with an expected yield of 3.9 percent.

Washington Federal Government Federal Land Banks Federal Land Bank

Visit Relatives Of Mr And Mrs Prazier In Tennessee

Mr and Mrs L L Prazier and son W F spent Sunday in Pulaski Tennessee visiting her father W R Rackley.

Seventeen In Court On Weekend Law Violations

Police court this morning saw 17 defendants arraigned for trial on charges including drunkenness disorderly conduct gaming prohibition violations and fighting in a weekend of incidents.

Unclear criminal tip leads to arrest after home raid

Officers moved from Gibson home to Graham residence and brought out Graham. Gibson remarked Some body has squealed on us we might as well give up. Police report details remain.

Graham Gibson

Make This Model At Home Pattern Ad

An advertisement for Anne Adams patterns offers a cotton friendly summer frock with ready made trim options. It highlights affordable fabrics, multiple sizes, yardage needs, illustrated instructions, and a summer pattern book priced at 15 cents with a combined pattern and book bundle for 25 cents. The Decatur Daily Pattern Department draws readers to New York City for ordering.

Anne Adams Decatur Daily Pattern Department West 17Th Street New York City

Weather Triggers Cotton Price Decline After Rally

Weather and crop news dampened cotton market optimism with futures dropping 45 to 60 cents a bale after a weeks rally. Traders pared gains amid profit taking, aided by warmer conditions in parts of the belt. The market steadied after reports of a tropical storm in the Gulf raised fears of more rains.

New York Gulf of Mexico

Back From College Billy Boswell Returns Home

Billy Boswell has come back from the University of Virginia where he studies law to spend the summer holidays with his father W. F. Boswell.

W. L. Hatchett Billy Boswell University of Virginia W. F. Boswell

Boswell Returns From Chicago Business Visit

W. F. Boswell has returned from a business trip to Chicago. The brief note records his travel with no further details or outcomes.

Chicago W. F. Boswell

Move to Decatur Canal Street Home of Mr and Mrs Munn

Mr and Mrs Munn are relocating to Canal Street in Decatur. Mr Munn is employed with the Sinclair Refining Company.

Meadows-Draper James Lawson Drapa Jeanine Swift John “Meadows, Jr Decatur Fourth Avenue West Mrs. Munn Canal Street The Sinclair Refining Company

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