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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1930

Page

2

Alabama Campaign Chief Attacks Traitors in Miller Bid

Morgan County crowd hears Judge Hobbs denounce Heflin and Locke as traitors. He acclaims Judge B M Miller for a businesslike administration and vows Alabama will return to the Democratic fold with stronger finances and improved highways and schools.

Alabama Hobbs Sam F. Hobbs Selma B. M. Miller Judge Hobbs Morgan County Judge Miller Cotton Tom White House Mr. Heflin Norman Heflin Sénate Chambers County Senator Norman Tom Heflin Hoover Bible Graves Cing Gance Tax Commission Cadilac Charlie McCall McCall Finnell Miller Bibb Graves W. C. Davis Davis

Stresemann Faith in America Highlighted in Biography

Berlin based biographical study by Dr. Heinrich Bauer portrays Gustav Stresemann as an irrepressible optimist who trusted America to shape Germany's foreign policy. The 270 page work reviews his parliament leadership, conciliatory policies, and friendship with the United States, citing quotes from public addresses and his Kellogg pact defense. It notes Stresemann’s 1928 Heidelberg lecture with American ambassador Jacob Gould Schurman.

Berlin Gustav Stresemann America Heinrich Bauer Stresemann Germany Reichstag Heidelberg University Jacob Gould Schurman

Dust Makes Blue Sky A Friendly Color Study

Mary Graham Bonner narrates a whimsical exchange where the Little Black Clock explains how dust scatters sunlight to tint the sky. The clock invites children John to meet at dusk for more lessons and hints at a forthcoming funny journey.

Mary Graham Bonner John

Automobile collision on Bee Line highway reported

An automobile driven by Jim Hicks was struck by another vehicle, allegedly driven by a North Carolina tourist, on the Bee Line highway north of here. The report notes the Black driver attempting a turn near a cemetery with the other car causing the wreck.

Jim Hicks North Carolina Bee Line

Community Notes From Cedar Plains Update

Mr and Mrs A D McCaig and families and Mr and Mrs Dewey Denton traveled to Cherokee to visit relatives for several days. Miss Sarah Garner visited Miss Frances Gerald for a day. Residents attended Ebenezer Sunday singing. Roy McCaig and son Herbert stayed with relatives Saturday night. Oakle Owens visited her mother S J McCaig. J T Wood visited Decatur Friday. Viola Wallace visited Wilbert Wallace Saturday night. Mildred Jackson and Gladys Coleman joined a party hosted by Miss Marie Eady near Falkville Saturday. Mildred Morris and Georgia visitors came Thursday. Gladys McCaig sang at Ebenezer Sunday. Osborn, R B and Eric Orr visited Saturday night. Youth party hosted by Bar McCaig Saturday with games and music. Vera Mae Denton spent Wednesday afternoon with Mildred McCaig.

A. D. McCaig Dewey Denton Cherokee Sarah Garner Frances Gerald Ebenezer Roy McCaig Herbert J. T. Wood Decatur Viola Wallace Wilbert Wallace Mildred Jackson Gladys Coleman Marie Eady Falkville Mildred Morris Georgia Gladys McCaig Seid Osborn R. B Eric Orr Bar

New Hope News: Local Family Updates and Visits

New Hope residents report improvements after illness for Doris Key at home with parents Mr and Mrs W W Key. Guests include Pearl Cross and baby with Mrs E A Goodwin. Cross family attend Courtland church. Terry and family visit Masterson area. Letson family visit Parker household. Aaron Goodwin guests of Mr and Mrs (end).

Doris Key W. W. Key Pearl Cross E. A. Goodwin G. W. Cross Courtland J. B. Terry Masterson T. C. Parker Aaron Goodwin Mr. and Mrs

Henry Ray Church News Notice

Henry Ray Parish announces Sunday services at 11 a.m. on the fifth Sunday led by Rev. A. B. Nix. A July first Sunday service will be conducted by Rev. J. V. Rich. Services start at 10 a.m. with Church News at 8.

Henry Ray A. B. Nix J. V. Rich

Local Notes From MT Hope Area

Prof and Mrs Earl Hodson and son Earl visited Z E Hadly's family Sunday evening. The infant son of Arthur Hayes has been ill. friends hope for a quick recovery. Mrs Coffey married Mr Anderson Thursday night June 19. Z E Hadley orchard proves fine peaches. Rev Prichard conducted service at Corinth. A large Sunday school meets each Sunday at ten. Grandfather Morris died suddenly leaving five children and many grandchildren.

Hadley Prichard Corinth Atted

Loss and interment after body taken to Athens

Classified notice notes a loss and mentions the body being taken to Athens for interment.

Athens

New Pain Remedy B C Eases Headaches Fast

A North Carolina druggist develops a combination of ingredients that tackle headaches from various causes. The formula promises immediate, complete relief for neuralgic, sciatic or rheumatic pain and calms nerves in minutes. Sold as B C at drug stores and soda fountains for 10c or 25c, it is described as harmless and especially helpful for women.

North Carolina

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