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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
8
An old fashioned guide and modern method for selecting preparing and cooking asparagus. It covers handling trimming washing cooking in water with milk and butter and using standing upright bunches to preserve tender heads and unbroken tips.
In Moulton Alabama on June 20 a meeting led by J E Carter with about 60 attendees laid out a county wide plan to cut cotton acreage. Target reductions range from 25 to 40 percent with a rule of one to two acres out per five. Lawrence County’s average lint yield is 206 pounds, guiding a projected 8 775 base reduction. Local educators join Carter and county agent in promoting the scheme.
The record lists a full day’s meals with courses for breakfast lunch and dinner. Breakfast features stewed rhubarb cereal cream broiled salt mackerel corn muffins milk and coffee. Lunch includes pan broiled liver sausage creamed potatoes new onions fig cookies milk and tea. Dinner offers stewed chicken noodles asparagus with melted butter cabbage pineapple pimento salad vanilla ice cream with maple sauce milk and coffee.
The Hartford burial marks the death of Mrs. John A. Johnson learned with regret by Decatur friends. Survived by husband John A. Johnson Bond Bros. Decatur manager for 20 years and by son Tony and daughter Lucy. Interment was held Wednesday at Hartford Cemetery.
Morgan county residents focus on Hartselle as Governor Miller visits Friday to campaign for July 18 tax amendment votes. He plans to speak in Hartselle and perhaps additional county locations before election day, with a large crowd anticipated.
Missionary Society of Central Methodist plans a 4 to 7 pm picnic at Woodall's on the Moulton road. With 115 members and families invited, about 400 people are expected to attend.
The ad campaign centers on a high profile tennis player and a famous actor, with Lyle Talbot in the lead and Guy Kibbee as a sugar daddy in a suspenseful mystery tale. Supporting cast includes Harold Huber Edward Ellis Ferdinand Gottschalk Helen Ware George Pat Collins and Louise Beavers.
Reynolds Company plants in Salem occupy 129 acres of floor space and have expanded to meet rising demand. Large-scale output of Camel cigarettes has doubled in recent weeks, with the workforce growing and night shifts added. The firm has pursued aggressive newspaper advertising during this period.
Brands note Camels never tire his taste or wear on him as the famed Camel magic campaign grows with its catchy slogan It’s fun to smoke Camel and enjoy the smooth taste in a campaign that highlights leisure and brand appeal.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Julian and daughter Betty Faye will spend the weekend with their aunt Mrs J N Lydick in Florence.
Miss Martha Grace Emens has returned to Trinity University following a visit to the World's Fair in Chicago.
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