Chandler Arrested on Prohibition Charge
Chandler was placed under bond yesterday after Deputy McGuthra arrested him for violating the prohibition laws.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1920
Page
3
Chandler was placed under bond yesterday after Deputy McGuthra arrested him for violating the prohibition laws.
Community notices list missionary society events at First M E Church and First Baptist De, Ninth St M E Mirs M Clark and Union gatherings. It also covers social clubs, dances at Little Mary Daniell’s party with prizes, and multiple engagements and health updates for Decatur residents.
Cards announce the wedding of Leetis Mae Slade and Mr Frank Fithian DeJarlette in Cynthiana Kentucky. A subsequent union at the home of Mrs S M Winton featured Miss Madaleen Harris and Mr Claude Warren with decor of ferns lilies and roses. The Warrens will reside with Rev W P Wilks and visit Pulaski relatives before returning to Albany. Also a Fairview dance hosted by Mrs Ed Fennell and Westminster silver tea hosted by Mrs C V Dupont with guests and performances noted.
R L Penick returns to Montgomery after visiting his brother E N Penick. Elmo Martin at Waycross Ga called by illness of uncle R H Martin. J T Martin called to Waycross Ga for brother R H Martin illness. W T Clark and daughter Kathryn traveled to Birmingham and Atlanta. Stanley Wyatt ill. J N Powell of Hartselle in city. J T Vaughn back from Lawrence County resumes watchman duties at Home Qi Mill after ten days influenza. Uther Ball of Akron Ohio visiting friends. Superintendent Ralph Cowart resumes Albany High School duties after illness. Ernest Morrow and Olon Harrison in Birmingham this week. Joe Bell able to be out after long influenza.
An advertisement by M. B. Wooton, chiropractor in Decatur, claims the stomach is a nerve organ and digestion suffers from insufficient nervous energy. It promotes a series of simple chiropractic adjustments as a drugless remedy to restore digestion. The ad lists the City National Bank Building and the telephone Decatur 60.
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