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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1935
Page
3
Millicent escapes by hiring a taxi to speed away from the neighborhood. The driver urges caution as she plans how to handle a police officer and coordinate with him to mislead pursuers while arranging a rendezvous at a hotel. She dives into a doorway as danger closes in.
Mrs Susie Sayles of Belton Texas says Thedford s Black-Draught relieves constipation and headaches. She finds it cheap at 25 cents a package and quick acting for bile and tired dull feelings, calling it splendid.
The Ladies of the Home Demonstration Club of Lebanon invite the public to a sock supper and tackie party at Lebanon school on Saturday night May 4 with string music. Proceeds benefit the tuberculosis sanatorium at Flint.
Police patrolled after thieves took about 600 pounds of cowboy and Indian outfits including suits boots hats pistols tomahawks and feathered head pieces from a parked automobile. The car arrived with Robert Paterson a San Francisco salesman who left it on the street while visiting friends.
The Morgan County W M U met Thursday April 25 at Bethel Church near Hartselle. Mrs I W Myers acted as secretary pro tem after the secretary’s absence. A devotional on A Call to Worship was given by Mrs O P Drake. Nine churches were represented and various chairmen reported on scholarship service and stewardship.
The membership roll call will be observed Sunday at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Every member must answer to their name or send a written reason for absence. Cards invited attendance at 11 00 with a sermon on The Missing Member. Church leaders urged all members to respond.
George Erickson of Monett Missouri nursed a wobble damaged hen back to health and reports the bird now lays an egg every other day with a double yolk as a sign of gratitude.
Revival services began at the First Christian church in Hartselle with nightly meetings at 7 30 led by Rev. Duke Jones. Frank Grubbs leads singing as topics include A Cry of Jesus on the Cross and What Manner of Man Shall This Child Be. The Booster Band Boys and Girls host Saturday program. 100 youths attend afternoon sessions. The two week event invites all to attend.
Mrs Jack Stone entertained the Judson Circle on Monday afternoon with Mrs J P Simpson as leader in a customary program and social hour following.
Consumers' Friend provides a new head for the advisory board as Mrs Newell takes the helm. The roster shifts align with ongoing efforts to guide consumer policy and public interest programs nationwide.
The Louise Robinson Circle of the Methodist Missionary Society held its regular fifth Monday social Monday afternoon with Mrs. Gus Wiggins directing novel relays. Hostesses Mrs. Montie Guyer and Mrs. Houston Johnson served refreshments as part of the gathering.
The Twenty-Sixth District of Rotary International in Alabama plans its annual district convention at the Tutwiler Hotel from May 12 to 14. Dr Zebulon Judd current governor designate and Algernon Blair former governor join the program with Judd presiding over business sessions.
Four court land sales were conducted in Athens Alabama during legal sale hours on Monday as part of ongoing municipal land transactions. The proceedings recorded multiple parcels and bidders, reflecting active local property turnover.
Emmett Bridges returns to work after several days of illness as a chapel period features a talk by Duke C. Jones.
A compiled roster lists numerous students earning second honors and associated names including Harold Weaver Mattie Y Betty Kateham Sarah Campbell McGlathery George Day Charlies Green Pete Braselton Anne Mary Catherine Nungester Rose Swatsell Mildred Doris Marjorie Freeman Elisabeth Hargrove Sue Gann Mary Jones Grant Lois Greenhill Samuel Jack Tankersley Jacobs Maxine McCutcheon Dee Pickens Annie Mary Katherine Smith Tanner with mentions of Weary Wyker Kin Guy Omar Glass Fenn Ada Ruth French Holland Margaret Ruth Evelyn Smith Faye Lewis Lyle Constance Peerson Looney Virginia Mass Ted Hale Raymond Parts Troup Mery Argent Boswell Annie Lively Nash Thompsos Ish Virginia Graham Mabel Fannie Mae Street Desai livan Sara Weaver Woodruff Johnnie England William Dennis.
A quick one day vote on farmland properties in Athens awarded favorable prices. Three parcels connected to a local resident were included in the ballot with all prices deemed good by the committee.
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