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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1933
Page
8
A historical kitchen guide explains that sausage may use various meats, with pork common. It details fat ratios, optional sage, parboiling to prevent drying, and alternative methods like baking. It lists multiple sausage dishes including stuffed apples and sausage with candied apples, plus menu ideas and a sample breakfast and lunch plan.
Miss Virginia Speer entered Howard College on September 5 after earning a scholarship. She ranks among 10 freshman in the Howard Marquess Club, is elected secretary of the freshman class, secretary-treasurer of the YWCA commission, group captain of the YWCA, treasurer of the mission band, and leads the story hour at the church attended by many students.
Miss Claudia Thombs left this morning to assume teaching duties at the Collins school near Hartselle.
Elise Christian Holland, 74, of Chicago, travels as a passenger on the Graf Zeppelin heading to Germany to visit Von Hindenburg. She told grandchildren she was going on a visit and boarded a train to Akron to book passage, becoming the ship’s oldest woman passenger as it sailed from Akron.
A 1933 screen musical showcases songs like Moonlight and Pretzels and Dusty Shoes by Gorney Harburg, depicting 1928 boom, 1929 crash, 1930s slump, New Deal leadership, and hopeful work songs. Star cast includes Roger Pryor, Mary Brian, Leo Carrillo with director Karl Freund.
Decatur Gospel Tabernacle hosts a missionary meeting led by Rev. A P Reifsnyder Rev H V Andrews and "Little Billy Sunday" closing with an overflow crowd. Reifsnyder showed Campa Indian life pictures and Sunday sang in native and Spanish. Rev John C Fraley preached on "A New Heart" and services continue nightly at 7.
The Ninth Street Methodist church won a two month attendance contest with Austinville Methodist church by a nine point margin. The pageant The Good Samaritan closed the campaign, presented by Ninth Street church last night, while the losing church will conduct the program next Sunday at Ninth Street.
Mr and Mrs Paul McKnight of Fayetteville Tennessee spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs H C McKnight on Prospect Drive.
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