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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1933
Page
3
The scene unfolds with Bargain shaken and faint as she senses illness then steadies herself. The butler announces Mrs Stafford and Miss Elinor as Lida and Barrett Colvin react with tense emotion amid a fevered, dimly lit drawing room.
Miss Ella observes Barrett and Elinor during a ride as his attitude shifts toward the girl. Lida flirts with him, prompting Ella to seek the truth about past tensions and Bessie’s recent visit.
In a tense dinner scene Miss Ella questions Lida Elinor and Barrett as smoke and deceit surface. Barrett pushes for control while Miss Ella eyes her attorney Mr Grotner to alter the will, exposing loyalties and planned inheritance.
A fragment discusses changes in applicant requirements for a collector post. Ellas remarks about Barret Colvin appear as a key moment, while Lida and Elinor exchange tense scenes of longing and deception. The piece ends with a note that the story continues.
The Morgan county singing convention plans a major summer event at the Tabernacle of Harteelle on July 8 and 9. Singer delegates from Mississippi Tennessee and Georgia along with Alabama groups will attend. Bountiful basket dinners will be served on both days.
Today at Birmingham market the hay prices rise 0 to 50 cents per ton with oats and corn advancing 6 to 6 cents. Poultry and eggs paid to producers show declines in fryers while other quotes hold steady. Cattle and hogs were steady to unchanged with hogs mostly down. Receipts fair and demand fair to good.
The government announced a cotton statistics post offering $442 yearly. New qualifications exclude applicants with recent cotton industry employment in the prior year. The closing date is now July 10 1983 and applications must be filed at the federal building.
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