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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1930
Page
3
Moulton Alabama reports a full board session with delegates seeking transportation funding and extra teachers. Nomination of school census enumerators was adopted. the census will list children age six by October 1 1930 plus those under 21, recording family data, citizenship, English ability, and occupation.
W. D. Moore an L. N. engineer and his son Eugene depart for Chicago Illinois to enroll in the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts and pursue further education in the arts.
Clara Dee attends a society gala and is courted by Ivan a painter who wants her as a nude study for his art. She accepts a model position but hesitates over the moral implications and her future plans as she faces a life split between luxury and uncertain career prospects.
Pension vouchers for veterans of the Southern Confederacy and widows of the wearers of the grey will be ready for distribution at the office of Probate Judge M. D. Wiggins on next Tuesday. The current list includes twenty six survivors, with an even hundred widows to receive vouchers according to the latest count.
A dance will be held at the Junior Chamber of Commerce hall on July 3 from 9 p m to 3 a m The music will be provided by Bud Roberts and his Royal Terrace Orchestra.
State figures show Morgan County receiving 124,751 this year for school purposes, up from 80,247 in 1926, a gain of 44,504. State tax receipts rose 11,263.30 since 1926. The education revenue increase far surpasses property tax increases.
Rev. E. T. Tonn accepted to deliver the opening sermon for the Dixie District Walther League Convention in Knoxville Tennessee July 6 to 8. He will be accompanied by his wife and daughter and Miss Louis Holtman will attend as a delegate of the local Walther League.
Judge W. T. Lowe invites all unaffiliated young men to join the Young Men’s Class of the First Methodist Church. The class shows strong interest and plans substantial growth in coming months.
Morgan county politicians tied down by the June circuit court for four weeks will resume campaigning within a day or two and remain active until the August primary. Solicitor candidates and at least one sheriff candidate, previously hindered by court cases, will now catch up on outreach and events.
Prof. S A Edwards assistant county superintendent of education received the last school reports for the 1929 30 term and is adding figures to the grand total. Enrollment for the past session is as large as ever and attendance is described as the best.
Mrs. Frank Rogoski and her two sons arrive in Fort Wayne for a family visit. They plan sightseeing and attending local events during their stay.
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