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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1941
Page
2
May unemployment benefits in Morgan county reached 4012.00, up from 3668.00 in April, per Judge Joan D. Petree director of Industrial Relations. Alabama totals rose to 285308 in May from 282946.50 in April as new benefit years started after an April quarter.
The article reviews Paul’s critique of factions in Corinth and the need for unity among Christians. It cites Paul’s metaphor of building on the foundation of Jesus Christ with gold and hay and urges ministers and congregations to pursue humility and service for God’s glory. It notes inspirational sermons on Hell and vision, and mentions a Louisville Samaritan school preparing ministers for urgent church needs.
Vacancy notice urges readers to see a Want Ad in The Dally for rental opportunities. The ad targets those seeking housing and highlights the newspaper as the channel to contact for available units.
A list of retailers in Decatur and surrounding towns offering Mother's Best and Mary Ann flour. Notable shops include Park's Grocery, Chappell's Store, Hess Cash Store, Pat's Grocery, Hill Stores, Monarch Food Store, Vaughan Brothers, Moulton Street Market, P. & H. Super Market, Slate's Market, West Town Grocery, J. M. Gary, Carl's Grocery, Baker's Grocery, Henry McBride & Sons, and many others across Decatur, Hartsel le, Danville Road, Trinity and surrounding routes.
Wheat buyers invite farmers to bring grain for weighing and grading. They will purchase Seek a ter eee type and quality for their use.
An old fashioned guide shows buying a ham butt of 3 to 4 pounds for about 15 cents a pound yields two to three meals. It includes ham recipes such as stuffed cucumbers and a ham bone flavored soup, plus a full Saturday menu with breakfast lunch and dinner items and quantities for each dish.
Rev Sullins Dosser preached at Central Methodist church using a tale of the rich man in Hell to warn listeners about eternal punishment. He contrasted God of love with the idea of endless damnation and cited Moody revival themes as he urged salvation and belief.
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