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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1931
Page
7
Lawrence schools list promotions and teaching assignments across multiple campuses. The names of principals teachers and students are given with specials to various staff and assistants.
A special song service is planned for Sunday evening at the First Baptist church. The choir will tender a beautiful program. SEASONABLE offers at reasonable prices are listed every day in the Classified Section.
The notice presents a playful phrase about finding something titled Look For It Here by Tere TM. It reads like a promo or teaser campaign with bold repetition and no clear event or date. No additional context or details are provided.
Read these ads to find items you need at prices smaller than you expected. Shoppers can often locate desirable goods at bargains within reach.
Heavy rains drenched the Athens section on Friday afternoon extending three to four miles south of Limestone County capital. The rainfall covered the whole area and is expected to benefit crop growth, with residents welcoming further showers in Limestone locale.
Rev. S. W. Blythe announced that all regular services will be conducted Sunday at the West Decatur Methodist Church. The Decatur Daily Classified Section is described as crowded with opportunities like sardines in a can.
Assistant Chief of Police John Bryant will join many Decatur residents traveling to Birmingham Monday night to attend the Bozo-Lazzo bout headlining the American Legion boxing show at the municipal auditorium.
Mrs W E Howe is resting well after an operation at Baugh's In firmary. Her many friends will be gratified to know.
Norman Harris has completed the study of law at the University of Virginia and returned to Decatur. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Harris of Line Street, and earned his law degree in recent graduation exercises at the Virginia law school.
David Lipscomb College of Nashville performs its third annual student quartet in Moulton Alabama on Tuesday evening. Members are bass Andy T Richie baritone Prentice first tenor Leonard second tenor Robert Neil and reader Pred Scott.
An automobile is advertised for sale via a phone taker at 1000. The gay purchaser’s ad is aimed to bring business to the classifieds section.
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