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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1933
Page
3
Monnie, exhausted and wary, hosts Charles Eustace on her doorstep as a planned cool night out unraveled by a call from Miss Anstice. Kay has run off with a man, seen near Miller's garage, triggering shock and a rush to help.
A suspenseful scene unfolds as Monnie and Charles pursue Kay through a June night. Bigelow taunts Kay from a distant car, promising bigger things while she clings to hope and fear. The pursuit continues with danger ahead.
The listing shows mixed eggs and new potatoes with prices from 10 to 35 cents per unit, fresh country butter at a dollar per pound, and various greens and root vegetables priced by dozen or pound. Meats include native dressed beef, hogs, spareribs, backbones, country sausage, and fowl with prices ranging from 5 to 8 cents per pound for several items and up to 17 cents for spring fryers.
Birmingham daily market report lists U S No 1 hay at 13 and U S No 2 at 11 for Johnson, timothy U S No 1 16 50-17 00, No 2 16 00-16 50, alfalfa U S No 1 22 50-23 00 with steady quotations. Grain carloads show No 2 white corn 38-38 1 2¢, No 2 yellow corn 53-53 1 2¢, No 2 white oats 30 1 4¢. oats and corn steady. Cotton seed prices noted at 14 00 per ton carlots f o b Alabama point and 17 delivered to Birmingham. Poultry and eggs mixed. butter fat 16-18 cents. Livestock: cattle and hog prices listed with ranges. hogs declined 10 cents. receipts fair, demand good.
An organization meeting for the Tennessee Valley Association is set for Tuesday May 9 at 10 30 am in Nashville at the War Memorial building. The plan calls for forming a representative body with officers and directors to serve the Tennessee Valley area including parts of Tennessee Kentucky North Carolina Georgia Alabama and Mississippi.
Two Athens marriages of interest announced miss Dona Richard weds Lifford Cole and miss Peart Richard weds Oakley Kennemer. Both brides sisters work for Southern Bell Tel in Athens. Guests gathered at the W. J. Howard home for a day party, with a Monte Sano picnic in Huntsville. Local clubs share events and new officers while residents attend visits and recoveries.
Dr Charles Carson preached at First Presbyterian revival services saluting life as a real measure of usefulness. He urged yielding one’s powers to Christ and Turning one’s boat the home toward feeding the hungry multitude, stressing sacrifice and unselfish living as heaven’s condition.
The Presbyterian church will observe Mother's Day on May 14 under direction of Mrs. Lewis Ling. The program starts at an unspecified time and features a young people's choir. Roses will be awarded to the oldest mother the youngest mother and the mother of the largest family.
Bryan Abbott of 1120 Seventh Avenue South reported his bicycle stolen from the Decatur post office Sunday night while the machine was parked. No suspects named. Police filed the report.
In the forenoon Dr. Carson spoke on The Bitter Waters Made Sweet linking Nara as a place of prayer testing and healing and Elam as rest and rejoicing. He said God's people must go to Nara before Elam with Hope for Elam but Canaan remains beyond.
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