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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1933
Page
4
The report details several society meetings at First Methodist and Central churches. Circles 1 2 3 and four share Bible study from Hebrews and Genesis with prayers, songs, new members, and planned socials. A Monday Night Set Back club gathering features guests and a two course supper. A bridge party ends the brief.
West Decatur Methodist Missionary Society met Monday at Mrs J W Standridge home on Eighth Avenue. opening song I Love To Tell The Story, scripture reading Matthew 25, reports by Mrs Oscar Hames and Mrs J B Wallace, and a mission study by Mrs D S Hurst. Next meeting planned with Mrs M L Brittain. Rev Blythe led prayer. St John's Guild also held a social at Mrs W R Norton Canal Street home with many members present.
Hollywood fashion notes showcase caped outfits as Elizabeth Allan Wynne Gibson Bebe Daniels Peggy Hopkins Joyce and others parade in capes and gowns at studio events and social gatherings. Vera Eagles Colin Clive Brian Aherne attend Cocoanut Grove spectacle while Mrs Norton serves treats. In a separate item, the First Baptist Mission study class discusses Royal Service and Soul Wigging.
Miss Laura Davis returns to Athens College after a weekend visit with relatives. Mrs Murdock and Pred Murray visit Nashville. Reginald Goree and E T Sheppard travel to Birmingham for a Monday visit. Mrs Roy Wyatt visits Birmingham. Mrs W B Morrow recovers at home after a week of illness. Mrs H L Peterson improves after hospital surgery. Sim Howell and sons visit Decatur from near Hillsboro. Rodney Barron’s son is seriously ill at home. Gilbert Spence shows improvement after major operation at Baugh Infirmary. Mrs Bessie Daugherty of Tupelo visits Charles Eyster and family.
The pattern ad describes a print frock suited for a larger figure with flattering revers hip yoke and new sleeves. Pattern 2488 available in sizes 36 to 50, with fabric and lace yardage listed and step by step sewing instructions. Order via The Decatur Daily Pattern Department in New York City.
The Bitter Tea of General Yen stars Barbara Stanwyck and Nils Asther in a tale of East meets West amid China’s civil war. The film, based on Grace Zaring Stone’s novel, showcases a charged romance challenged by cultural norms and global tensions.
Reporters described a unusually quiet afternoon in the courtroom with many seats vacant before the 5 30 adjournment. Militia from Hartselle dined at a local cafe as guards and passes organized access and a telephone link to Aycock building headquarters aids security.
In Scottsboro the defense signals it may subpoena about 4,000 names from the county roll to test jury qualification. Attorney General Knight questions juror eligibility as Liebowitz vows to pull every name from the list into court to prove all whites.
Spinach offers high iron and vitamins and is a good homemaker bargain. Choose medium plants with dark green, crisp leaves free from sand. Inspect for weeds and pests. discard yellowing or wilted leaves. Wash by transferring leaves between water baths to avoid soil settling. Soak in cold salted water to refresh wilted leaves and draw out hidden insects. Cut leaves from hollow stems before cooking.
The menu lists breakfast with grapefruit cereal bread and milk, lunch with noodle soup prune salad popovers and maple shrub, and dinner featuring Salisbury steak fried onions spinach mushroom sauce rice pudding milk and coffee. It notes sand contamination and extended cooking if not discarded and gives spinach prep steps including washing draining cooking covered for five minutes then uncovering to finish, with salt at end.
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