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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1933

Page

6

Lent sermon at St John Episcopal Church in Wheathianitiuh

The Lenten program at St John Episcopal Church includes Holy Communion at 10 am and a 7 30 pm service with Rev Peter M Dennis delivering a sermon on What shall I profit a man if he gain the whole world and lose his own soul He warns against the profit motive and gambling and urges re valuing spiritual values The rector will preach on Dependence and Debt on March 8 with How Much Owest Thou Unto My Lord Luke 16 5

Peter M. Dennis

Revamped Card Set for Monday at American Legion

After Sammy Miller was seriously injured in a car crash the weekly wrestling show at the American Legion is retooled for Monday evening. Fred Lassiter steps in to face Cowboy Rogers while Tarzan returns to meet Kid Lott in the main event.

Sammy Miller American Legion Fred Lassiter Miller Cowboy Rogers Lassiter Ity of Michigan Tarzan Kid Lott Birmingham Decatur

Banking Holiday Rolls On Amidst Senate Action And House Inaction

The senate adopted a resolution urging a joint session with lawmakers to discuss banking chaos as Gov. Miller in Washington awaits an invitation. The house adjourned without acting, leaving the measure in suspension until the legislature reconvenes Tuesday. Funding cuts to state programs were proposed as the Sparks bill failed.

Senate Vandenberg Mich Steagall Alabama Gov. Miller Washington House Sparks State Child Welfare Department Treasury Alfred Tunstall Bob Goode Gastonburg Public School Fund State Convict Department State Health Department Senator Powell New York Cotton Exchange Chicago Board of Trade New York Clearing House Florida North Dakota South Carolina Montana Delaware Colorado

Dr. Tingle to Deliver Sermon in Alabama Towns

Pastor Glenn Tingle of the Birmingham Gospel Tabernacle will deliver a sermon Thursday evening in Decatur or Austinville. The meeting place will be announced on Monday.

Glenn Tingle Birmingham

Public Invited to Lenten Service at St. John's

The public is invited to attend Lenten services at St. John's Episcopal Church. Church notices list service times and dates.

St. John’s Episcopal Church

No Rainfall Recorded Through 7 A.M. Today

The 24 hour period ending at 7 a.m. reported no rainfall in the area. Conditions remained dry with no measurable precipitation observed during the time frame.

Deciphering Hen Tracks in Old Camp Notes

The piece surveys early 20th century baseball labor matters and bets on racing, noting players signatures delays, Dizzy Dean’s confident letters, Derby odds, Gulfport workouts, and rising prize money. It also mentions golf receipts drops and a travel fare rule change for players from their hometown to training base.

The Pirates Barney Dreyfuss Barney Browns Rooks

Alabama State Tournament Opens March 10 In Tuscaloosa

The annual state tournament runs Friday and Saturday March 10 and 11 with 16 teams from eight districts. Games are scheduled across the two days, with a football scrimmage at 3 PM Saturday. Geraldine beat Cullman 23 to 18 to win last year, Walker County took third. Blue Key aids campus hosting and two cups from the Tuscaloosa Junior Chamber of Commerce will go to winner and runner-up.

Crimson Tidesmen Blue Key Tuscaloosa

Limestone Board Purchases Road Bonds At Discount

Limestone county board of revenue bought road bonds this week at 90 value reducing county debt by 2000 dollars. This follows a prior 6000 dollar par purchase at a similar discount. Authorities plan to continue this policy using surplus funds while discounts remain substantial.

Athens Ala Speeo Limestone County County Board of Revenue Board of Revenue

Community Sing at Fairview Church

The community sing will be convened at Fairview Baptist church Sunday afternoon at 1 30 oclock. Special numbers will be rendered by various singing organizations including the Mathews sisters and Wallace brothers with out of town leaders conducting classes. The public is invited to attend.

Fairview Baptist Church Mathews Sisters Wallace Brothers

Weather report shows 45/28 degree day early

The weather bureau records a maximum temperature of 45 degrees and a minimum of 28 degrees up to 7 o clock this morning.

Weather Bureau

James Cagney Returns to Screen in Hard to Handle

James Cagney stars in Warner Brothers first National release Hard to Handle at the Princess. The comedy satirizes American publicity and advertising with a high energy campaign of dance marathons treasure hunts and a fake health craze. Ruth Donnelly and Mary Brian share strong roles amid sharp humor and brisk action.

James Cagney America Warner Brothers Princey Cagney Ruth Donnelly George M. Cohan New York Mary Brian Miss Donnelly Mary Jimmy

Tide Footballers Make Progress

The Crimson Tide football squad reports faster practice with better weather but illness hinders several players. Dildy and Glass miss a week of work while Rhordangz shifts to fullback and Watt Whatley returns to tackle. Jim Walker joins scrimmage in good condition and the center position remains unsettled as coach Thomas plans daily short scrimmages.

Watt” Whatley Thomas

Inoculations for Diphtheria Urged

Dr. L R Murphree Morgan county health officer urges diphtheria inoculations for children six months to seven years. He promotes precipitated toxoid with over 90 percent immunity and Schick testing two to six months after vaccination. Health office hours are Saturdays nine to twelve and Wednesdays one to five for this service.

L. R. Murphree Morgan County Schick Health Department

Miss Gillespie Returns Home After Operation

Miss Goldie Gillespie, who had an operation at Baugh's Infirmary two weeks ago, was transferred to her home today.

Miss Gillespie Goldie Gillespie Baugh’s Infirmary

Henry A Skeggs recalls Cleveland inauguration memory

Henry A. Skeggs recounts his day at President Cleveland's 1885 inauguration in Washington. He describes climbing the Capitol platform, losing a carpenter’s hammer in an umbrella, and being photographed near the president. He later moved to Decatur in 1873, serving as mayor and U.S. marshal.

Capitol House of Representatives Cleveland Supreme Court Congress Washington Pennsylvania Avenue Board of Education

Athens Dairyman Gored By Bull

Axel Christensen, local dairy man in Athens Alabama, was gored by a bull this week causing several broken ribs and many cuts and bruises. He remains confined to bed.

Athens Ala Axel Christensen

Minstrel Cast to Meet Before Evening Show at Church

Cast members of the blackface minstrel at the Th Street Methodist Church plan a 3 PM afternoon practice at the parsonage. The young men class organizes the event with L. R. Yarbrough as teacher and Mrs. C. M. Tyndal directing.

Th Street Methodist Church L. R. Yarbrough C. M. Tyndal

Wild Girl shines at Strand in Hartselle

Joan Bennett stars in Fox Films Wild Girl at the Strand Theatre in Hartselle for Sunday and Monday openings. Raoul Walsh directs a drama set in California’s gold era with Farrell Ralph Bellamy Pallette and Irving Pichel. amid vivid backdrops and Vigilante tensions the story follows a revenge quest and a young woman’s awakening.

Fox Films Strand Theatre Hartselle Paul Armstrong Bret Harte Salomy Jane Sequoia National Park California Kris Joan Bennett Talking Pictures Strand Farrell Miss Bennett Ralph Bellamy Oesf Pallette Irving Pichel Raoul Walsh Littl Mountain

Sermon Series at First Methodist

Beginning in March the First Methodist Church plans a sermon series by Dr. W. F. Price on Some Modern Apostles of Sacrifice and Service. Topics include John Wesley Paton Booth and David Livingstone with dates March 5 12 19 and 26.

First Methodist Church W. F. Price John Wesley John G. Paton Apopegtle New Hebrides William Booth Hell David Li Pathfinder

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