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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1933

Page

5

Birmingham Market Prices and Shipments Summary

Today's Birmingham market lists hay prices for No 1 Timothy at 19 and No 3 at 18.50, No 1 Johnson 18.50, and No 1 Alfalfa at 25 to 26. Timothy down 50c per ton, other classes steady. light receipts and slow demand. Poultry and eggs mostly steady. cotton seed at 14 per ton fob Alabama. butter fat delivered 16 to 18 cents. Grain in bulk delivered: corn No 2 white 50.5, No 2 yellow 56.5, oats No 2 white 42-43. Cattle and hog prices varied. cattle steady to lower with heavy receipts. Continuous hog declines noted. receipts light for hogs and strong demand for top grades.

U. S Timothy Johnson F. O. B. Alabama Birmingham

Mary Jane Cartee Dies at 80 in Courtland Area

Lawrence County resident Mary Jane Cartee aged 80 died at her home on Courtland route No 1 Wednesday at 4 am. She is survived by five sons and five daughters with numerous grandchildren. Funeral service set for Thursday noon at the home with Rev Joe Henderson officiating. Interment in Smyrna Cemetery under Highsmith of Moulton in charge.

Mary Jane Cartee Courtland John Thomas Cartee L. H. Cartee Hillsboro Lee Cartee W. W. Cartee Williamson BE. A. Cartee Greenville Greenville, 8. C., Five Daughters, Mrs. Anna Murphy of Pendlinton, 8. C Janie Watkins Greenville, S. C Deller Turner Dora Alexander Moulton Minnie King Joe Henderson Smyrna Highsmith of

Tag Sale Moving At Very Slow Rate

One hundred fifty six automobile tags had been sold at the probate office to date, a morning announcement showed. The total is well below normal for the period though officials expect sales to rise substantially once additional cotton checks arrive in the county.

Weather Report Temperatures Today

The weather bureau reported a high of 86 degrees and a low of 46 for the 24 hour period ending at seven this morning.

the Weather Bureau Today

First HI Y Club Meet in Decatur at St John’s Parish House

The HI Y club of Decatur held its first meeting on Tuesday at 6 30 in the parish house of St John’s Episcopal church. Carl ton Kelly was the director who opened the meeting and outlined the club’s purpose. Officers elected for the coming year include President Donald Branum Vice President Alfred Wilson Secretary Jack Morrow Treasurer Pat Jeffry Scribe Frank Kirby and Sergeant at Arms Harry Bailey. A number of members were enrolled including Louis Mann Billy Stewart Dan McCoy Charles Landers Richard Watkins Smith Trimble Guy Blackwell Jimmy Adcock Billy Joe Norwood Edward Meadows Harold Wiegand Stanley Jones Otha Black Wilfred Self Frank Campbell Billy Kirby Robert Buchanan and Charlie Kendall.

Decatur St. John’s Episcopal Church Carlton Kelly Kelly Donald Branum Alfred Wilson Jack Morrow Pat Jeffry Frank Kirby Harry Bailey Louis Mann Billy Stewart Dan McCoy Charles Landers Richard Watkins Smith Trimble Guy Blackkwell Jimmy Adcock Billy Joe Norwood Edward Meadows Harold Wiegand Stanley Jones Otha Black Wilfred Self Frank Campbell Billy Kirby Robert Buchanan Charlie Kendall

Demonstration of Canning at Austinville School

Miss Rowe gave a demonstration in canning corn beans butter beans and kraut to the Austinville girls Friday morning at the school building. A 4 H club was organized with Nancy Lowell president Lorene McElua na vice president Annie Lorene Mc

Miss Rowe Austinville Girls Nancy, Lowell Lorene McEluana Annie Lorene

Limestone county home demonstration leads largest leadership school

The largest leadership school in Limestone county was held at the agricultural school last Thursday. Club women from fifteen home demonstration clubs attended, eight clubs perfect, with Wooley Springs and Hays Mill absent. The year’s project is Farm Home Living, with demonstrations on cleaning and storing clothing and updating hats.

Limestone County Agricultural School Dean Bpidle Wooley Springs Hays Mill Lexington Lauderdale County

Pork and Vegetable Stew with Rice

Fry salt pork until crisp and reserve fat. Sauté onions in the fat. Boil potatoes cabbage turnips and carrots in water. Stir in milk, cooked pork and onions. Season with pepper and salt. For rice, fry 1 2 pound pork, brown onions, add tomatoes and cooked rice, season to taste.

Local Leaders Named in Community Page Roster

A long list of women and one or more men appears as community leaders and reporters in a local society page. Names include Mavis Roper Ruby Loo ney Mary Jane Olmne ger Mrs. P. H. Clark Dorothy McDowra Dorothy Justice Auban Brothers Marie Stephenson Bernice Waits Iona Dean Bradley Marjory Scruggs Jane Bussey Chloe Messer Sarah Walden Frances Justice Bernice Westmoreland Hazel McEluana Beatrice Coffey Elaine Olinger Doris Johnson Martha Schafer Ruby Henderson Evelyn Linderman Kathleen McRight Stella Mae Linderman Ruth Mc Dowa Goldie Carpenter Grace Looney Ellan Caimbless and Ruth Hendon.

Ruby Henderson Evelen Linderman Kathleen McRight Stella Mae Linderman Ruth McDowna Goldie Carpenter Grace Looney Ellan Caimbless Ruth Hendon

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