Non Jury Term of Court Opens Here
The non jury docket includes 66 cases to be disposed of. Sessions are expected to wrap up by Saturday.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1934
Page
8
The non jury docket includes 66 cases to be disposed of. Sessions are expected to wrap up by Saturday.
Rev. Peter M. Dennis preached at St. John’s Episcopal church on Trinity Sunday. He said the day ushers in the season of Trinity, a time to teach and preach practical Christianity.
The presiding elder will visit the Falkville circuit Friday morning for a quarterly conference in the afternoon. On Saturday he goes to Mt. Pleasant on the Mt. Hope circuit, then Sunday to Moulton for morning services and an afternoon conference, ending with a Sunday evening pulpit at West Decatur church following the services.
The speaker urges living right by recognizing the power and holiness of the Lord God Almighty. They stress that human and national conduct follows divine laws, with consequences for violations and protection for those who walk the right path. The Ten Commandments guide life, and harmony with God's laws brings peace for present and future generations.
Saturday evening a lady’s open face gold watch was lost and engraved inside the back. Return to Mrs. Julia A. Lewis and receive a $10 reward.
FERA offices relocate on Wednesday to housing of set units as partitions are built and walls and panellings are painted. Current quarters are at Central National, impley ws son's Drug Store.
Fourteen anti rabies treatments were dispatched today by Telmessee Valley Laboratory to multiple counties. Seven orders came from Cullman after a dog head tested positive for rabies. A Tusculumbia head also tested positive but no treatments were ordered. Huntsville sent four orders and Moulton two. A Decatur cat head was negative on analysis.
Lafayette patrons and students from Lafayette Street School express pride in the new library opened Friday. Patrons visit to view books and student exhibits, with many donations of cash and books received and praise heard from the community.
Grammar School presents a program at Palkville with acts by First through Fifth Grades. Highlights include The School at tila Se 4 by First Grade and Sleeping Beauty by Second Grade, The Dutch Mill by Fourth Grade, Rumpelstiltskin by Fourth Grade, Flower Drill by Fourth and Fifth Grade Girls, and A Hard Test by Fifth Grade. The Sixth Grade closes with Which Will You Choose and certificates will be awarded.
Quarterly conference scheduled for this evening at 7:30 at the Central Methodist church. All officers were urged to be present.
Amos Lovin has returned from the University of Alabama to spend his vacation with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Lovin at their Ferry street home.
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