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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1932

Page

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Governor Miller Couriers Quiet Ride Beyond Women’s College

The governor rides Dan along a rarely used dirt road beyond the Woman's College, enjoying farm views near his Wilcox County land. He weighs 149 pounds more than five eleven and a half feet tall, reads the Bible aloud at breakfast, and sometimes joins Montgomery’s Riding Academy crowd for a canter by the Country club.

Montgomery's Riding Academy Society Country Club Governor’s Mansion

Slayer of Baber Awaiting Bail After Preliminary Ended

Clarence Worley remained in Morgan county jail awaiting bond set at 4500 dollars after a preliminary hearing in Decatur city hall. Worley testified he shot Ross Baber to save his life claiming Baker had threatened him and he tried to reenter the Lee Worley cafe on LaFayette Street. The case heads to the grand jury for possible indictment.

Clarence Worley Justice Bailey Ross Baber Morgan County Décatur Worley Baker Lee Worley LaFayette Street Grand Jury

Dreams Come True Play At Southside Baptist Church

A play titled Dreams Come True will be presented Sunday evening at the Southside Baptist church. The event offers special appeal to parents and invites the public to attend.

Southside Baptist Church

Funeral Service for James Harry Pride 67

Funeral services were held today at 1 30 p m for James Harry Pride aged 67 who died suddenly Friday after influenza illness The service was at his residence 449 Grant street conducted by Rev E N Hart and Rev A H Nabors The cortege then moved to Madison Alabama for interment with Brown directing Pallbearers were William Russell James Coutsas Carlisle Blackwell Harold Carter J H Stone and H L Thornton

James Harry Grant Street E.N. Hart A. H. Nabors Madison Ala Brown William Russell James Coutsas Carlisle Blackwell Harold Carter J. H. Stone H. L. Thornton

Weather Outlook for Central and East Gulf States

Associated Press reports a partly cloudy start to the week with rising temperatures, possible rain midweek, then generally fair but cooler conditions later.

Associated Press Central East Gulf States

River Levels Fall as Gauge Reads Forty-Four Feet

The Tennessee river is dropping with the latest gauge showing 44 feet at seven o'clock. Local authorities monitor the stream for potential flooding and safety concerns along nearby shores and roads.

Tennessee

Decatur Charity Council Launches Annual Campaign

The Decatur Charity Council begins its yearly drive with a $5,000 goal. The campaign emphasizes the council’s critical budget needs and urges early support to aid local families facing food, fuel, and clothing shortages. The Daily urges Decatur residents to fulfill their duty and help drive away the wolf of want.

Decatur Charity Council Goa Decatur the Daily

Body of Woman Found in Cistern in Rear of Home

Nov. 19 report states a woman was found dead in a cistern at the rear of a home on one acre. Witnesses described initial theories including an alleged kidnapping by a youth and a possible homicide, but details remained tentative as investigators pursued leads.

One Acres Sacaes Frank Jordan Lillian Henry

Going to Athens This Afternoon

J. W. Clapton head of the agricultural committee and Roland H. Gray secretary of the Chamber of Commerce are in Athens this afternoon for a farmers meeting to study possible gains in livestock production and the chance of a livestock loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.

J. W. Clapton Chamber of Commerce Roland H. Gray Athens Reconstruction Finance Corporation

National Chief to Attend D A V Convention in Alabama

William Conley of Cincinnati national commander of the Disabled American Veterans will attend the Alabama state convention in Birmingham in November 1920. He spoke before Birmingham Chapter No 4 as a prelude with Fred A. Gibson national committeeman for Mississippi Louisiana and Alabama also on the program to perfect the state department.

Birmingham William Conley Cincinnati

Montgomery Branch Opens for Regional Agricultural Credit Corp

The Montgomery branch of the Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation for the Fifth district is now open at 230 Commerce Street Montgomery Alabama. The lender offers livestock and seasonal crop production loans with adequate security. Interest rate is per cent and loan terms capped at 12 months.

Montgomery Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation For the Fifth District Commerce Street Ala

Reverend Rogers to Preach at St John's Church Sunday

Dr. Rogers heads a Virginia home for over fifteen years serving more than six hundred boys with home like training. He and his wife are beloved by all alumni, who keep in touch as they seek work. The public is invited to St John’s Church Sunday morning to hear Dr. Lile.

Dr. Rogers F. F Tidwell Henry Lile Decatur D. P. Lile Trinity Ala St. John's Church Dr. Lile

Thanksgiving Service at Ninth Street Methodist Church

Thanks Service Sunday evening features a pageant titled Tommy and Ann are Thankful directed by Mrs. M. Tyndal, followed by a sermon on Possessions by Rev. C. M. Tyndal. Music directed by Miss Flora Howell and A. G. Jones. Morning budget presentation and pledge drive by the board of stewards. Friday night church dinner with program by the Young Peoples Department.

Ninth Street Methodist Church Tommy Ann M. Tyndal C. M. Tyndal Flora Howell A. G. Jones Board of Stewards Young Peoples Department

Regular Dividends Declared By Alabama Power Company

The Alabama Power Company Board declares regular quarterly dividends on its preferred stock. Seven and six dollar stock holders of record December 15, 1932 will be paid January 2, 1933. Five dollar stock holders of record January 15, 1933 will be paid February 1, 1933. Total dividends about $858,000. Checks mailed December 31, 1932 and January 31, 1933.

Bramincham Ala Alabama Power Company

Robber suspect jailed as probe continues in Belle Mina raid

A man identifying as W. A. Connell of Ensley is held in Morgan county jail while officers pursue the Belle Mina bank robbery case. About $56 in pennies and $8 in other small change were taken from an outer safe wall. Connell has been uncommunicative and denies involvement. Bob Bibb spotted the robbers who fled toward Decatur, with officers later losing a suspected bandit car near Cullman. Connell will be questioned again.

W. A. Connell Ensley Morgan County Belle Mina Connell Bob Bibb South Limestone Decatur Cullman

Curb Market Sale Par for Saturday in Decatur

Curb market sales held at the usual Saturday peak in Decatur with brisk activity. Cold weather may reduce varieties of farm products, but residents continue to receive foods grown in spring months.

Decatur

Great Convention Expected at Morgan County Singing Meet

Sim Brown of Falkville announced the Morgan County Singing Convention will be held in Falkville in early January. He told Decatur on his business trip that the gathering will be a great convention and a large pot will be placed in the little one.

Falkville Morgan County Sim Brown Decatur Mr. Brown

All Day Singing at Princess Promises Big Crowd

All day singing at the Princess theatre on Sunday is expected to draw 2,000 plus visitors from Alabama. The event runs 10 am to 4 pm with a lunch break, featuring numerous quartets and groups including Collier, Higgins, Malone, Rowe, Hyatt, Wright and many more from Albertville, Boaz, Arab, Huntsville, Gadsden, Athens and Lawrenceburg.

Princess The Princess Theatre Alabama J. A. Collier Albertville W. Lee Higgins Boaz G. W. Malone H. E. Bowen Horton Homer Hill Homer Bagwell L. L. Rowe and Daughter Huntsville N. M. Rowe Union Grove Ottis Hyatt H. A. Wright G. C. Helms Rt. 5 G. C. Williams P.T. Robinson Gadsden Rufus Stewart G. C. Denham Homer Woodard Cullman W. O. Cooper Crane Hill L. C. Wk. Greuiin Means Athens Roy Florence G. H. Vaughn Seemeesburg Tenn G.T. Speer Lawrenceburg Plumer Heat

Rev Stedham Leaves Moulton Heights for Valley Head

Reverend M V Stedham pastor of Moulton Heights Baptist resigns to accept a new posting as pastor of the Baptist church at Valley Head Alabama. His departure is met with warm wishes from numerous friends who praise his service and foresee success in his new field.

M. V. Stedham Moulton Heights Baptist Church Valley Head Ala Stedham

50 Per Cent Tag Purchases Made In Morgan County

Tag sales to automobile owners in Morgan county are estimated to be about 50 percent off this year. Local officials cite many delinquents being cited as part of the collection efforts.

Morgan County

Toy Balloons Released By Central High Fraternity

Central High school Lambda Pi Sigma initiates a balloon release with ten coal gas balloons carrying cards to finders. One balloon spotted near Walton Kentucky by Aferkirk. the journey reaches Decatur Alabama. Gordon Pearce of Central High holds a balloon as the event travels from Alabama toward Kentucky.

Lambda Pi Signa Fraternity Central High School Boone County Walton Kentucky Decatur

Woman Claiming Kidnapper Abducted Her Near Gore

A young woman calling herself Eula Wooster from Jackson Mississippi says two men kidnapped her on streets in Winchester and drove off before abandoning her near Gore. She told a filling station proprietor she had been bound and gagged, and police received the report late last night.

Winchester Eula Wooster Jackson Miss Gore

Cabinet Convenes to Cut Federal Budget for 1930s

After an extraordinary cabinet session called by President Hoover, officials concluded cutting the federal budget would be difficult. The briefing noted the plan aims to lower expenditures from the prior year's $4,135,000,000 as cabinet members left after nearly two hours of talks.

Washington Hoover

Seascout Ship Explorer Holds Friday Meeting

A Seascout Ship Explorer meeting was held Friday night at Westminster Presbyterian church. Patrols presented a delightful program and members were urged to attend next meeting and be prepared to pass tests.

Westminster Presbyterian Church

Keep Automobiles Running Regardless

Athens Alabama reports a steady car license activity despite the depression with 750 A tags 310 B tags 7 C tags and 146 truck tags issued in the county continuing similar totals to 1931.

Athens Ala

Lutherans to Hold Thursday Thanksgiving Service

St. Pauls Lutheran church will hold a Thanksgiving service Thursday at 8:00 a.m. The morning time replaces last years night service. Members, friends and visitors are invited to attend.

St. Paul's Lutheran Church

Rogers Gets a Vote For the Presidency

In Limestone county Alabama on November 19 Will Rogers received one vote for President in the official count. The only other candidates with votes besides Hoover and Roosevelt were Thomas the Socialist with five votes and one voter who initially sought Eddie Cantor but cast a straight Democratic ballot.

Athens Ala Will Rogers Limestone County Hoover Roosevelt Thomas Eddie Cantor Cantor

Livestock Meeting Aims to Grow Farm Profits

Limestone county farmers gather at the courthouse Saturday for a meeting called by County Agent J. T. Belue to boost livestock. Belue notes only 27 percent of local income comes from livestock and urges at least half from this source.

Athens Ala Limestone County Court House J. T. Belue Belue

Colonel Robbins Found in Whittier After Nationwide Search

Colonel Robbins the prohibition crusader was located in Whittier North Carolina after two federal prohibition agents spotted a photo of him in an Atlanta paper. Identification by Dreier confirmed his identity exposing rumors of bootleggers or Russian imperialists. He had vanished in September while en route to a White House conference with President Hoover.

Asheville Robbins New York Associated Press Whittier Rogers Federal Prohibition Department Charles Branton Ray Bigges Robins Atlanta Washington Kanipe Colonel Robins Dreier White House Hoover

Price Dips Slightly as Cotton Futures Edge Up

The cotton price eased today with New York December futures up about 12 points at the close. Middling cotton sold here at 5.90, ten points below Friday's market, though the week overall remained fairly steady.

New York

Weather Readings Show 41/34 As 24 Hour Range

The weather bureau reports a maximum temperature of 41 and a minimum of 34 for the 24 hour period ending at seven o'clock.

the Weather Bureau Today

Bassett Accepts Position With Alabama Power Company

Truman Bassett of 1312 5th Avenue South has moved to Montgomery to start work with the Alabama Power Company. Mrs. Bassett and their child remain at the original home for the time being.

Truman Bassett 5Th Avenue South Montgomery Alabama Power Company

Alabama Brick & Tile Co. Opens Briefly in Town

Information released today indicates the Alabama Brick and Tile Company operated for about thirty days before stopping. No further details on causes or future plans were provided.

Alabama Brick & Tile Co

Sudden Weather Change Prompted Freeze Warning

The weather unexpectedly shifted this afternoon with no freeze forecast. The latest report from the weather bureau indicates freezing temperatures for tonight.

Oldest Timepiece Owned By Preacher Set to Run

A Plymouth England timepiece dated 1595 is described as in excellent preservation and still running. Reverend Quinton notes the watch features cement on wood and ivory inlays with cog-wheels carved from a single piece. it is listed among his collection.

Plymouth England Rev. Quinton

Cold Wave Drives Temperatures Down Across Alabama

Birmingham dispatch reports temperatures dropping to near freezing with winds rising as a cold wave spreads from the northwest. Skies cleared by noon but the South faces continued chill with milder coastal readings tomorrow.

Birmingham Ala Alabama

Marengo Planter II Found Dead at Home

Marengo County planter was found dead today in his home from a gunshot wound officers labeled personal safety related. Family members said he had been worrying over business matters for some time.

Birmingham Ala W. G. Allen Pao Marengo County Allen

Box supper promises roast turkey to ugliest man

Rural Grove school hosts a Wednesday evening box supper on November 23 at 7 30 pm. The event features a roast turkey and loaf of bread as awards for the ugliest man with a humorous note to participants.

Rural Grove School

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