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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1932
Page
8
Decatur Charity Council and Morgan County Red Cross share quarters on Lee Street assisting families with groceries clothing and welfare checks. Workers gather information from schools assess needs and seek self sufficiency, citing a country living option and constructive welfare approach.
The piece praises the Decatur Charity Council and American Red Cross for economical operation this year at under thirty cents per capita. It notes higher per capita costs in other cities and credits volunteers and solicitors for the efficient fundraising and organization.
The body of Coy Mooney a Pulaski Tennessee resident was laid to rest here this afternoon at two o'clock at city cemetery. One was Brother of Poer resident of west Decatur.
Negro teachers in the segregated schools will receive thirty five percent of their salary for duties during the month. Salary checks will be handed to them this afternoon. The reduced payment results from pledges raised by Parent Teacher Association efforts to support the schools for the full nine months term.
The Marcon yacht is traced to Norfolk Virginia in a secrecy shaded maneuver. Colonel Consolvo has placed the vessel at the disposal of John Hughes Curtis and Edwin Bruce both seeking to reach the kidnapers amid ongoing negotiations surrounding the Lindbergh baby case.
Danville Circuit church announces Sunday services with a program. 11:00 a.m. sermon by the pastor, 6:45 p.m. Epworth League meeting led by Phil Wasson, president, 7:45 p.m. sermon by Rev. CG Grady Aldridge, pastor of Phil Campbell charge. Rev H M Hudgon is pastor.
W. Bruce of the Priceville neighborhood is held in Morgan County jail charged with selling mortgaged property. He was arrested Wednesday by county officers.
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