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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1935
Page
3
Sally takes Michael Heath to the Bath Club hoping to talk with his father. The pair encounter curiosity and tension as guests whisper about Katherine and Dr. Kaye. Sally flirts and schemes while Michael stays guarded and reveals a quiet backstory from Montana.
A Louisville man is named president of Southern Publishers in a setting with socialites and a hostess Sally. The scene features Sally's flirtations with Michael, daughter Heatheree, and a dramatic reveal as a party continues. A mysterious tall woman by the door draws attention as the scene hints at future developments.
Mrs. Albert Pike of St. Joseph Missouri recounts using Cardui to ease run-down condition cramps and nervousness while managing home and farm duties. She says it helped again and notes many other women testify benefits though advises consulting a physician if not helpful.
In Chicago on May 28 Clifford Davis aged 19 needed help with a produce truck in a garage. Police soon got a radio call about a hijacked truck and Sergeant John Racek identified the vehicle as the hijacked one. Davis was arrested.
Leonard L. McCulloch, general chairman, thanks Decatur merchants, the mayor, police, and other leaders for supporting the Cooper Wells Employes Annual Barbecue and Field Day held Saturday in Decatur Alabama. He credits Judge Seybourn Lynne and bank, chamber, and Kiwanis figures for the event’s success.
Twelve Hi Y girls travel with Miss Erien Rowe county home demonstration agent to attend a state wide short course in Auburn through Saturday. The program includes food preservation gardening landscaping insect control recreation and handicraft with delegates from various Hi Y clubs led by Margaret Lane and Nell.
A crossword style clue set listing across and down entries with numeric hints. Readable segments include golf winner, item names, and definitions such as Eagle nest and Onager, alongside clues for various numbers and terms.
Henry Lothl, of Kalvesta Kansas, set out to Missouri with farm equipment hitched to a tractor but was blocked by dust storms for two days and eight days of rain after traveling 18 miles. He now decides to remain in western Kansas.
Lane of Austinville Hattie Maud Haynes and Pam Littell of Moulton Heights Cynthia Glenn of Trinity Ethel Singleton of Neel Louise Sivley Mary Alice Plemons of Falkville Emma Sue Lynn of Florette Frances Holmes of Ryans Crossroads Katherine MacClellen Eugenia Price of Priceville appear in a regional listing of residents across several towns.
A Mt Nebo homecoming is scheduled for the second Sunday in June. The Willoughby and Wallace and Bonanza quartettes will perform. Old and new books will be used. The public is invited to attend.
The Tennessee Valley Authority awarded a contract worth 106,583.40 dollars to Virginia Bridge and Iron Company of Roanoke Virginia for the construction of the Elk Bridge.
The Elk River bridge superstructure sits about 15 miles west of Ath ens in the reservoir area above Wheeler Dam. It is being built by the Authority on the Tennessee River 15 12 miles above the Wilson Dam at Muscle Shoals.
This morning Mrs. T. W. Morris and Mrs. Glenn Dean were slightly injured when their car collided with a vehicle driven by H. Helfred at the Walnut and Ferry streets intersection. Morris escaped unhurt apart from the accident.
The program runs Friday May 31 at 2 00 PM with an instructor fair and a first grade plays The Lemonade Stand and Going to the Fair The baccalaureate address Great Creator What is a Peanut and Why Did You Make it will be delivered The three doors system is noted for seating The senior class performs The Dream That Came True on Monday June 3 at 8 00 PM The Tuesday June 4 commencement features Pastor C L Dunn of King s Memorial M E church Decatur Diplomas are presented by Dr R C Nungester
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