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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1938

Page

8

Enrollment to a Methodist training school in Athens College

Heavy enrollment is expected as lay workers from the Decatur district and North Alabama conference attend the Christian Workers' Training school at Athens College from April 4 to 8. Bishop J L Decell and Dr R E Smith headline the roster, with W A Shelton and W A Martin among others, drawing strong local participation and church support.

Christian Workers’ Training Athens College North Alabama Decatur Deceit J. L. Decell Irmingham Bishop Decell Smith R. E. Smith Methodist

Hermosillo Man Pleads to Cross Into Arizona to Live

A weathered Hermosillo laborer with no family and friends in Arizona hopes to smuggle into the United States for a new life. He tells police and locals he has about 300 pesos saved and dreams of crossing the line to join friends in Arizona as he roams saloons and hotels seeking passage.

Hermosillo Sonora Mexico de Mayo Street America Arizona United States Plaza Parkway Chance Loafers Cinco de Mayo Cinco de Mayo Street

Masked rider returns Ellen Dale in rural road encounter

Ellen Dale meets a Mexican rider asking for direction and is surprised to be greeted by Bill in disguise. He shares news of a cattle theft wave and confirms Panola and Felix will visit, signaling a developing ranch mystery and danger near her property.

Bill Mexico Jasper Hisself Hermosillo Shorty Rogers Old Buckshot Ellen Hollywood Pablo Rivera Nogales Chamber of Commerce Woman's Club of The Herald Miss Dale Arizona el Rancho del Dale Durango Ellen Dale Senorita Montoya Ranch Pamola Felix Eben Panola Ellen Buckshot

Calotabs touted as laxative and tonic remedy

A vintage ad touts Calotabs as a calomel based laxative and diuretic claiming it cleanses the liver and bile, boosts mood, and restores appetite with a 25 cent package and a 10 cent trial offer. It uses Euripides rhetoric to promote the product's supposed benefits and urges readers to consult their doctor’s view.

Euripides Spee

Sex ratio of U S births shows excess boys in long term

The text notes the sex ratio at birth in the United States has been about 1 057 boys per 1000 girls over many years. It suggests the historical pattern of more male births remains consistent across decades.

U. S Kanal

Local notes from Cullman County and Paris tennis update

Rev. Joe Yates of Hartselle will preach Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lige Shoemaker and children visited relatives near Roundtop. Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt Wilson were Cullman visitors. Suzanne Lenglen underwent a blood transfusion in Paris to fight pernicious anemia and was said to be in a serious condition.

Joe Yates Hartselle Lige Shoemaker Roundtop Roosevelt Wilson Mathews Jewel Little New Hope J. B. Reese Logan A. M. Buckelew Lewis Holliday Gertrude McGowan Paris Suzanne Lenglen

Room and Board Rant Over Estate Tale

A Tribune humor piece riffs on a laundress telling a wife about an English estate and a large manor in Somerset. The narrator scolds a judge figure, calling out a wild pitch in a jokey, satirical exchange.

Somerset

Howard College Trustees Uphold President Neal

Birmingham Alabama June 20 Dr T V Neal who accused communistic influences sought removal as president of Howard College was supported by the board of trustees amid requests from faculty alumni and students. The trustees reaffirmed support of current officers after a committee report found unrest stemmed from lack of cooperation among faculty administration and trustees.

Birmingham Ala T. V. Neal Howard College Alabama Baptist Convention

Morgan County Rescue Socials Highlight Weekend Visits

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lawrence and numerous relatives spent the weekend visiting at Oleander with G. H. Helms and family. Several friendships formed in Decatur and local towns as kin and friends shared meals and gatherings. Repair work continues on the gin rebuilt after a previous fire.

Edward Lawrence G. Helms C. C. Couch, Jr Jeff Goodson Leonard Lemons Owen Edwards Tidwell Helms Odis Lemons Claudie Edward Anna Hennessee Ella Helms Erlene Helms Opal Catherine Owen Phil Walters W. C. Leach and Sons Catherine Helms Augie Whisenant

Skull of Hadrosaurus Reveals Tiny Brain Size

Smithsonian Institute displays the hadrosaurus skull in Washington D C showing a head over two feet long and a brain under two ounces reflecting the dinosaur’s small brain for its skull size.

Smithsonian Institute Washington, D. C

Marriage Noted for Miss Louise Rodgers and Lewis Holloway

Miss Louise Rodgers and Lewis Holloway of Hartselle married last Sunday night. Community friends extend best wishes. Several local visits and gatherings are noted, including visits among Atkins, Higdon, Speakman, Roberts, West, and Hargrove families with multiple weekend and weekday social calls across Morgan County.

Ode Atkins Sallie Bet Higdon Barts Atkins Rindal Wallace Emma Bullard Virginia Speakman Louise Higdon Jean Hargrove Louise Rodgers Lewis Holloway Hartselle Moss’ Chapel Macedonia Gillman Bullard Petway Roberts Virginia Elizabeth Speakman Henry Williams Center Springs Huntsville Ben Roberts Roberts Neel Leslie Woodall Vernon Hargitt Decatur Hargrove

Town Creek Plans Church Improvement on Wheeler Dam Highway

The Methodist congregation in Town Creek announces plans to repaint the church and parsonage, with repairs to follow. Under Pastor Rev. W. M. Wade the drive includes a lawn dinner and a large Sunday service, aiming to boost moral and financial support for the project.

Town Creek W. M. Wade Wheeler Dam Highway

Germany Makes Toothpaste Tubes From Silk to Save Metal

Germany adopts silk tubing for toothpaste to conserve metal supplies amid shortages. Officials say silk tubes offer comparable durability and safety, enabling continued production of consumer goods while easing demand on scarce metals.

Germany

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Fiel Or Oren Arnold Elen Dale Felix Montoya Breck and Whi W.T. Grant Co Cullman County Blair Harve Guthrie Vernon C. W. Parker Lee Bartlett Suzanne Gene Aker Morgan Neal Morgan County Rescue Hawaii Bob Burns Martha Raye Capitol Theatre Morgan County Forrest Chapel Town Creek Plans Church Carter Decaturab Service Decatur Cab Service
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