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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1933

Page

8

Lawrence County Singing Convention Held At Chalybeate Springs

The Lawrence County Singing Convention met at Chalybeate Springs with small attendance on Saturday and Sunday October 1. H E Hill presided. Prof G T Speer attended both days. Directors included H E Hill Luther Turner and Cicero Clemmons. A large dinner was served by local ladies and Union Grove was chosen for January. The convention expressed thanks to Decatur Daily and Moulton Advertiser for publicity. Several visitors attended including Tennis Sparkman of Decatur.

Lawrence County Beth H. E. Hill G. T. Speer Hill Carlton Messer Luther Turner Cicero Clemmons Essie Cahela Betty Lou Hill L. T. James McDonald Lucille Thrasher Lorene Thrasher Chalybeate Mr. Hill Union Grove Decatur Daily Moulton Ton Advertiser Essie Cahela L. T. James Mary Ella Odell Effie James Dora Etta Odell Speer Prof. Speer Tennis Sparkman Decatur A. Young Parris Whitlow James Kitchens Doc Tankersly Charlie Stockton Sherman Birdshaw Nate Terry Fannie Posey Mr. Sparkman Bob Coffee Homer Hardin Newton Smith Box Quartet W. L. Claborn Marvin Golden Oscar Smith Evie Smith Messrs Birdshaw Victory Buck Terry W. W. Coffey Aubrey Standridge Terry Brothers L. Standridge Orin Parker Harland Tankersly Jess McCarty W. R. Wallace Lybeate Springs

Childhood Week Observed At Local Methodist Church

Childhood and Youth Week will be observed at First Methodist Church on Ninth Street. A planning committee, led by Mrs. W. T. Lowe, will arrange Sunday services and Dr. W. F. Price will preach on Making the Home Christian. Windows in Decatur stores will be decorated to reflect home life. Morning services at Ninth Street feature Rev. C. M. Tyndal on The Christian Home and an evening pageant Tomorrow by the Sunday school workers.

First Methodist Ninth Street General Board of Christian Education The Methodist Church, South Board of Christian Education First Methodist Church W. T. Lowe Mattie Jones W. F. Price Workers Council Decatur C. M. Tyndal Workers Council of the Sunday School

Lawrence County Institute Planned in Moulton

Official notices go to all white teachers in Lawrence county rural schools. The annual institute will be held in Moulton on Saturday October 21 and elementary schools start Monday October 23. Officials expect a 4 1/2 month term unless federal aid extends it. Harvests may free time for a large first week enrollment. praise is given to convention supporters and contributors.

Moulton Ala Lawrence County

Safeguarding the Youngster Against Contagious Diseases

Cautionary note urges mothers to shield youngsters new to school from scarlet fever diphtheria whooping cough measles mumps and chicken pox. Early childhood illnesses can cause pneumonia deafness heart and kidney damage. watch for mild symptoms and keep children home until proper diagnosis to prevent wider outbreaks from missed cases.

Recruiting Delays for Forest Replacements Near Moulton

Recruitment for the national forest near Moulton is postponed indefinitely after most Camp Wheeler recruits reenlisted for six months. Many civilian conservation workers in the North will move south for winter, boosting forest reserves in Lawrence and Winston counties. The Florence recruiting office move to Decatur is delayed, with plans to reestablish here later.

National Forest Moulton Wheeler Lawrence Winston Florence Decatur

Wio’s Honor Ends Puzzle Amid Answers and Clues

Horizontal clues map a themed crossword style lapidary puzzle with references to Wio as the honored figure. The grid explores numbers, notes, regions, and names including Bach and Isabella while posing a riddle about the New World voyage and various terms from 7 Admission to 67 Southeast in a playful, eraselike puzzle texture.

New World Isabella

Abandoned Ford Roadster Found in Fairview

A 1930 Ford roadster with Tennessee plates was found abandoned in Fairview and is held at the Johnston Street police station garage awaiting an owner to claim it. One tire was missing when the vehicle was found.

Fairview Johnston Street Tennessee

Tennessee River Stationary at Two Feet Gauge

The Tennessee river remained still today with a guage reading of two feet indicating steady water level.

Tennessee

Rainfall Report Shows No Rain In 24 Hours

The record notes there was no rainfall during the 24-hour period ending at seven o'clock this morning.

Police find machine on outskirts near Fairview

Police found a machine on the outskirts of Fairview yesterday, reporting the discovery and initiating an inspection by authorities.

Fairview

Scouts Meet Earlier Time This Friday

Troop 4 Boy Scouts will meet at 6 30 PM this Friday instead of the usual hour. The change is for this week only. Rev. Peter M. Dennis is scoutmaster. Meeting in St John’s parish house with a room provided by the vestry. Distance judging will be taken up at this meeting and reports of the hike held Saturday.

Boy Scouts Troop 4 Peter M. Dennis St. John’s Parish House

Red Cross Seeks Old Clothing for Winter Quilts

The Morgan county Red Cross requests old clothing for quilts. Send garments to the sewing room on Bank street in Decatur or to the Christian church in Hartselle, no matter their condition, for distribution this winter.

Decatur Red Cross Morgan County Bank Street Christian Church Hartselle

Oak Ridge Boy Scout Troop Noted for Fine Work

The Oak Ridge troop under scoutmaster Sam McAbee continues its fine work. James Orton, a member, recently transferred to Troop No. 4 when he moved to Decatur to live.

Oak Ridge Boy Scouts Sam McAbee James Orton Decatur

For Sale Four Fox Terrier Pups in Decatur

Decatur firm advertises four fox terrier puppies for sale. Interested parties should contact A. H. Garnett at 467th Ave. W for details.

A. H. Garnett Ave

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