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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1933

Page

6

Juvenile Music Study Club elects officers at home meeting

The Juvenile Music Study Club met at the Weaver home with Miss Martha Frances Pettey presiding. Officers were elected. Miss Faye Lewis was announced as a hymn contest entrant and Miss Martha Frances Pettey was named delegate to the state junior convention in Montgomery April 14 and 15.

Juvennile Cin Selly Beady Club Elbert Weaver Marah Peck Weaver Martha V Frances Pettey Martha Frances Pettey Jean Huie Sarah Peck Weaver Rebecca Pettey Elizabeth Malone Woman's Music Study Club Central Methodist Faye Lewis Montgomery

Make This Model at Home By Anne Adams

Pattern 2581 offers a soldier like epaulets frock with snappy pleats and topstitching. Includes bloomers and step by step instructions. Sizes 2 to 10. 2.5 yards required for size 4. Send 15 cents for pattern and 15 cents for catalog. The Decatur Daily Pattern Dept New York City.

Anne Adams Anne’ Adams Decatur Daily Pattern Department West Seventeenth Street New York City

Roosevelt signs forest conservation employment bill

President Roosevelt signs the forest conservation employment bill as aides rush to enroll thousands from cities' jobless. He orders the labor department to supervise idle enrollment aiming to select men from boom cities to work on watershed projects to boost timber production and flood control. He expects some workers in two weeks with a civilian conservation corps paying 30 dollars a month plus food.

Roosevelt Washington Department of Labor Civilian Conservation Corps

Hillsboro Visitor Supports County Health Work

Dr. R. E Harper of Moulton spent a short time in Hillsboro on Wednesday to aid county health efforts. Mrs. L. S & S. Terry attended the Star meeting in Town.

R. E Harper Moulton

Services Sunday for Police Chief J C Rogers

Funeral services for J C Rogers 65 longtime Hartselle chief of police will be at First Methodist Church Hartselle Sunday at 2 PM conducted by Rev Roy Hewlett and Rev J D McClanahan Interment in Hartselle cemetery with Masonic rites and master masons from Lodge 398 asked to attend Rogers served 43 years as police chief and was well known across North Alabama survived by wife and three sons

J. C. Rogers Hartselle Benevolent Hospital First Methodist Masonic Order Lodge 398 Rogers Hartselle S J. T. Carver Robert Sobotka W. 5 Poole Wy McNeill W. B. Allen Robert Mixon California Alabama

Missionary Society Meeting Attended in Courtland

Hortors, Mrs. L. S. Terry and Mrs. W. L. Fretwell attended a Missionary society meeting in Courtland Wednesday afternoon. Miss Kathleen Vandiver visited her sister in Birmingham the past.

Local personals list highlights Birmingham visits and travel

Mrs. Julia Lewis spent a week in Birmingham on a business mission. Miss Sarah Neill of Birmingham is visiting Mrs. W. R. Smith at the Cornelian Court. Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Turner will be at home after April 1 with Mrs. B. D. Wright. Miss Charlotte Broadus is in Birmingham for a short visit. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Day and son Henry will motor to Columbia Tennessee to be week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Sibley. Mrs. H. D. Greer, Dr. and Mrs. John C. Bragg, Mrs. Alan Wallace and Mrs. Garner Pride visited Birmingham on Thursday. Mrs. Julia Bibb, Mrs. H. Eyster and Julian Bibb Jr. were visitors in Birmingham over Thursday.

W. E. Hockensmith East Moulton Street Clifford Knight Mary D. Simpson Allene Pope Alpha Bible Club Lonnie Pettey George Perrine Lamar Herndon Julia Lewis Birmingham Sarah Neill W. R. Smith W. H. Day Henry Will Columbia Tenn Marshall Sibley H. D. Greer John C. Bragg Alan Wallace Garner Pride Julia Bibb H. Eyster Julian Bibb, Jr

Local Social Visits Rain In Caddo and Surroundings

Mr and Mrs Oscar Norton and children from Cullman spent Friday night with Mrs Fannie Sims and Mrs Bertha Fuller. The Fullers sons Winford and Lelton visited Mrs J A Stewart on Saturday. Tom Johnson of Shady Grove visited sister Mrs Hubbard Couch and Mr Couch. Frank Sims and daughter plus Mrs Fannie Sims were Sunday guests of Mrs Sivley in Morris Chapel. A large crowd attended the singing Sunday. Walter Gay and family visited their daughter Mrs Clifford Sims and Mr Sims, while J A Stewart and Lonnie Puller families visited A J Pullen Sunday afternoon.

Oscar Norton Cullman Fannie Sims Bertha Fuller H. W. Fuller Winford and Lelton J. A. Stewart Tom Johnson Shady Grove Hubbard Couch Couch Frank Sims Sivley Morris Chapel Walter Gay Clifford Sims Sims Lonnie Puller A. J. Pullen

Local residents visit and family moves noted in Moulton area

Ben Corum Paul Harlan and L a Terry attended court in Moulton on Wednesday. Rey and Mrs Barbour of Courtland were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs L a Terry on Friday. Mr and Mrs John D Corum of College Grove and Mr and Mrs Buford Corum of Flower Hill visited relatives over the weekend. The Corums plan a summer in Lock A Miss Mary Howell accompanied them. Dr J F Huey was a Moulton visitor Tuesday. Mrs Henry Jones and children of Florence are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W H Ennis.

Ben Corum Paul Harlan L. &. Terry Moulton Rey Barbour Courtland L. A. Ryan John D. Corum College Grove Buford Corum Flower Hill Lock A Mary Howell J. F. Huey

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