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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1935
Page
8
The Texas Division of the Sons of Confederate Veterans prepares to wind up its convention this morning and join sons from other states in honoring aged heroes tonight. Col. Walter L. of Richmond Virginia, national commander of the UCV, will preside.
The note outlines a two step approach to treating malaria suggesting first destroying the infection in the blood and then addressing subsequent effects. It emphasizes actionable medical goals.
Monday morning following an informal opening the Hartselle high school outlined immediate work to minimize disruption. President Hugh Penn led student organizations while Rev. W Burson and Prof Snuggs conducted events. Music classes will be taught by Mrs. Perry Orr with eight years Birmingham experience. freshmen will be under Lorena Parrot with others assigned to their former teachers. A Springs picnic saw Martha D West Elizabeth Houston Wilda Whitten Tuza enjoying bicycles and a late supper.
A large crowd welcomed the new school year at Hartselle City School with Prof. F. E. Burleson in charge. Rev. J H. Chitwood delivered a helpful talk to students and parents as announcements urged prompt fee payment to secure teachers’ salaries. First grade books will be provided free of charge and music will be taught by a skilled instructor this year.
Puzzle style clue set referencing tennis legend mystery with numbers and scattered words across horizontal and vertical entries. Contains defunct hints like defaulted two years ago and Wimbledon finals, plus cross clues for olives and eggs.
Wanda Murphy led a Methodist Sunday school class on a Friday outing to Duskin Spring at three o clock. The group includes Martha West Elizabeth Gulley Lotty Wilson Josephine Wilson Helen Poly wed George Westley West Charles payanes and Edwin Miller among others.
Mr. and Mrs. R A Burnett visited L G Gulley in Moulton. Mrs J L Groover went to Carrollton Georgia. Dan Ramey from Memphis Sunday at Mrs S A Blair’s. Mrs L G Gulley, Mrs C I Lee and Ruby Sample visited Decatur Friday. Mary Heard of Decatur guest of Ruby Sample. W H Wood returned to Morgan County High School coaching duties. Mrs Marvin Rowe and son Jimmy from Birmingham visited Gulley home. Jimmy stayed longer. Ruby Northington of Decatur and Novel Miller of Somerville joined local faculty and will reside with Gulley. Hal Bardlift and son Bobbie from Huntsville spent weekend with relatives. Roosevelt Memorial dance attendees from Hartselle: Ruby Sample, Nell Sample, Evelyn Clark, Katherine Burleson, Clara Burleson. Andrewston, Bobbie, Telia visited D J Gouahoun of Somerville. Lorena Parrott of arrived Friday to resume Morgan County High duties. Jimmy Jordon of Jackson, Miss. discharged from service to attend Millsaps College in Jackson. Miriam Bowers of Gadsden arrived Friday. Gladys Shepard of Florence and Frances Stewart of Birmingham visited. Frances Williams from Aj. high school faculty member arrived Sunday.
A Washington report shows Alabama paid nine million to farmers in the 1934 35 fiscal year ending June 30 with 716 million to cotton growers 221 million to corn hogs and 3 928 million to tobacco farmers. County allocations include Jefferson 23 144 and Limestone 355 965 as examples of widespread disbursements.
An 18 year old Huntsville Alabama woman Gladys McRea was attacked in a truck while she was in Wilmington Delaware. Two men from Winston Salem North Carolina George Dewey 26 and Heiden 37 were released from investigation by police though denied being the attackers.
Classified ad notes 80 acres east of L. N. R. R. depot at Lacon with timber, springs, wells, multiple houses and barns. Claims potential cotton yield if worked properly and lists contact agents Mrs F B Hunter or W O Clark Parkville. Also promotes Pure D P L No 11 cotton seed with high yield from Hartselle and Danville addresses. Ends noting 8 3 ae parcel for sale at Enon church with water, timber and routes.
In Okolona Mississippi on September 3 a fete and Day program celebrate the town's inclusion in the Tennessee Valley Authority power project. Dr. Arthur Morgan says the TVA program coordinates communities to tackle river control soil erosion and cheap power with community aid and fair pay for workers and farmers.
A property listing notes 4 acres in pasture and 23 acres under cultivation near Hartselle R. The price cited is 9900.00 with terms to be arranged by Thomas Bird. No further details provided.
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