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Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1930

Page

3

Methodist Episcopal Church South Debates Constitution Vote

Dallas May 12 The general conference voted 212 to 180 against postponing further consideration of the proposed written constitution. The move would affect future adoption since a two thirds vote is needed. An amendment granting the conference power to fix bishop terms was approved 217 to 170 after eight year term was briefly withdrawn.

Dallas Texas General Conference The Methodist Episcopal Church, South J. W. Perry Nashville Tenn Conference

Mark Twain Birth Home Moves to Park Preserve

The document notes that a speaker urged orderly progress with minor alterations before sending the motion to a committee. The Mark Twain birthplace house will be moved from Main Street in Florida Missouri to Mark Twain Park half a mile south for preservation.

Ceed Mark Twain Main Street Florida

Elanda Strikes Back As Jewel Heist Unfolds

In a melodrama twist, Elanda confronts Carmel after learning of a staged English lord and a missing heiress. The two clash while the Dusenberry estate is robbed of jewels, as Mamie reports looted safes and a looming police outcome while a Monterrey funeral procession slows the day.

Mamie Elanda Carmel Lord Dusenberry Elanda Lee Whoopee Carmels

Michigan Beauty Named One of State’s Top Coeds

Virginia Adams of Lansing Michigan was selected as one of the six most beautiful coeds on the Michigan State college campus in an Associated Press photo feature highlighting campus charm and girls' beauty.

Associated Press Owen J. Roberts Philadelphia Teapot Dome President Hoover United States Supreme Court Justice Sanford John J. Parker North Carolina Virginia Adams Lansing, Mich Michigan State College

Local Boy Joins Ranks of a Club

University of Alabama May 13. The A Club elected Frank Howard president succeeding Hugh Dowling. New officers include Jesse Eberdt secretary and J B Roberts publicity chief. Seven new members were initiated including Malcom Laney Bob Whitworth Sam Perry Ray Moore George Fleming Horace Dill and John Caddell. President Howard said track lettermen will be initiated next week.

Frank Howard Mobile Hugh Dowling Ozark Jesse Eberdt Blythville Ark Fred Sington Birmingham Dave Boykin J. B. Roberts Malcom Laney Bob Whitworth Sam Perry Ray Moore Tuscaloosa George Fleming Jackson Horace Dill Valparaiso Fla John Caddell Decatur Howard

Viceroy Lord Irwin Directs Steps Against Passive Resistance

Lord Irwin in his role as Viceroy of India directs British official measures to counter the passive resistance campaign led by Indian nationalists. The stance signals firm administrative action in response to growing civil disobedience challenging British rule.

Lord Irwin India

Pan-Hellenic Council Elects Officers at Alabama

The Pan-Hellenic Council at the University of Alabama held its annual election on Monday. Representatives from each fraternity participated in selecting new officers for the coming year.

Bama

Reece Plan Backed by Senate Military Committee

Washington reports the Senate military committee approved the Reece plan to manage Muscle Shoals for 50 years. It would fund fertilizer production and power development and complete Cove Creek Dam on the Tennessee River in Tennessee. Representative Reece, Republican from Tennessee, was tasked to file for early House action.

Washington Shouse Military Committee Reece Muscle Shoals Tennessee Norris Senate Area Aeen Cove Creek Tennessee River

Local election results name new officers

Monte Williams was elected president, Sington in Birmingham was vice president, and Lewis ham named secretary. The fragmented text records informal officer roles for a local group or club, with names and positions noted.

Monte Williams Ham Sington Birmingham Vepredent Lewis Ham

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