Personal News From Local Residence and Travel
Mrs Roy Poteet travels to Birmingham due to grandmother illness. Burleson family visits son Joe at CMA in Columbia Tennessee. Mrs W P Baugh and Mrs Henry Cullom visit sons at CMA in Columbia. Echols return from Nashville Horse Show. Chandler weekend in Nashville. S H Wilds and son Bobby visit Century of Progress in Chicago. Bevelle King returns from grandmother visit in Iuka. Lois Hopper leaves for Milligan College Johnston City Tennessee. G Truesdale to Oklahoma City for relatives visit. W E Crawford returns from Huntsville Monte Sano visit. E L Whatley joins Alabama Power as salesman at home on Ferry street. Harriett Irwin ill at home with malaria. Frank Sutherland visits Kentucky. Barbara and Jane Sutherland return from Birmingham. Mrs Preutt Simso recovering from tonsillectomy. William Dennis ill with throat infection. Argend family to move to Oak Street. Mrs T C Chandler ill in Nashville. Earle Calvin and daughters Virginia Prince Elizabeth visit Columbia for son Earle Jr CMA. Erskine Chenault visits from Detroit with W E Crawford and Frank B Skeggs. Shaw trio visit Nashville. Martha Pryor to Ward Belmont College. Harvey Pride resumes study at Washington and Lee. Mildred Nungester, Cullman teacher, weekend at home. W D Frazier from Linden visits. Dr D D Cox from Sheffield on business. Bill Nelson ill at home with infected foot. Mrs Charles Johnson and Miss Aday visiting Birmingham. Mrs Louis Argend and children visit Florence. Monroe Perry and Birmingham guests with Herman Waugh.
Pettingill Opens City Revival With Packed Audience
Dr. William L. Pettingill opened a city wide revival at First Baptist before a packed house and spoke to a large crowd at First Presbyterian the next morning. He will hold daily sessions at the Presbyterian in the morning and Baptist in the evening with moves to Westminster Presbyterian and Central Baptist on Thursday September 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Pettingill
First Baptist Church
Pettingill
First Presbyterian Church
the Presbyterian
The
Baptist Church
Westminster Presbyterian
Central Baptist
The Stranger's Return at Princess Theatre
Miriam Hopkins co stars with Lionel Barrymore in MGM film The Stranger's Return opening today. Barrymore delivers a landmark performance as Grandpa Storr a stubborn farm patriarch whose dignity endures amid bucolic rural life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Hopkins
Lionel Barrymore
Iowa
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Phil Stong
Princess Theatre
King Victor
Attractive wool coat pattern No. 3008x from Decatur Daily
Five sizes 4 to 12 with yardage for 54 inch wool 1 1/2 yards size 10 and 2 1/4 yards of 35 inch lining. Interlining requires half yard 35 inch linen or canvas. Tear out sketch to mail 15 cents to Julia Boyd at Park Avenue New York with name address size pattern number and newspaper name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julid Boyd
Park Avenue
New York
N. Y
Jean Harlow Weds Hollywood Cameraman Harold Rosson
In Yuma Arizona on September 18 Jean Harlow widow of Paul Bern married Hollywood cameraman Harold Rosson. Harlow flew from Los Angeles and this is her third marriage following two prior husbands Charles F. McGrew and Paul Bern. The Bern death remains a mystery and the couple had appeared together at social events prior to the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuma
Arizona
Jean Harlow
Paul Bern
Harold Rosson
Hollywood
Louisville People Are Visitors Here
A group from Louisville visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Evans and motor ed to Muscle Shoals Saturday. The party included their son Chick Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Cox, Miss Corine Snelling and Jimmy Mausby.
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Louisville
George Evans
Muscle Shoals
Chick Evans
Willie Cox
Corine Snelling
Jimmy Mausby
Farm romance and rugged cinema charm in new feature
Mimiam proves a capable actress as Victor selects her for a rural romance filmed outdoors. Franchot Tone shines as a fresh romantic lead with a naive country charm. Stuart Erwin and others deliver sturdy performances in this farm setting picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mimiam
Victor
Stong
Franchot Tone
Tone
Miss Hopkins
Stuart Erwin
Irene Hervey
Beulah Bondi
Grant Mitchell
Tad Alexander
Aileen Carlyle
Saloon ban urged by group in model liquor law push
Illinois liquor control commission weighs a model law to curb hard liquor sales in saloons and curb drinking at sale sites. witnesses urge temperance education and consider the Quebec plan to influence price and prevent bootlegging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois
Lquor Control
Ira Reeves
The
Crusaders
Quebec
Commission
President Roosevelt Indisposed With Cold
Washington September 18 President Roosevelt stayed at the executive mansion due to a slight cold Lt Commander Ross McEntire called to report a slight fever and advised remaining indoors He is expected to return to his desk tomorrow and he canceled most engagements but prepared to sign the coal code planned for the White House soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Executive
Ross McEntire
White House
Officers Named For Ensuing Year
Officers and teachers were named Sunday at the Southside Baptist church for the ensuing year. They will assume their duties for the new year on October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside Baptist Church
Lamson Death Sentence Appealed as Defense Rallies
In San Jose California on September 18 AP reports defense chief E M Rea saying Lamson will not be hanged. Lamson 31 year old Stanford University Press executive was convicted of bludgeoning his wife Allene Thorpe Lamson to death and sentenced to death. Lamson reiterated his innocence and vowed to pursue appeals as plans move forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Calif
David A. Lamson
Lamson
Stanford University Press
E. M. Rea
Dentist Dr Beard Moves to New Johnson Building Office
Dr. E. E. Beard longtime Fourth Avenue South dentist has relocated to the Johnson Building on Second Avenue after 22 years at the previous office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Beard
Fourth Avenue South
Johnson
Second Avenue
Governor Requests Limestone Farmer to Visit Capital
John R. Witt of Belle Mina Limestone County was selected by Governor B M Miller to join a Alabama group of farmers businessmen and congressmen visiting Washington. He fell Saturday night injuring his back but is not seriously hurt and has improved. The delegation seeks a stabilized cotton price about 1 cent and abolition of the cotton processing tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Witt
Limestone County
Belle Mina
B. M. Miller
Washington
Congress
Witt
Alabama
Rooosevelt
Directors Meeting Called on Tuesday
Directors of the Decatur Chamber of Commerce are called into a meeting on Tuesday afternoon at 4 oclock. Considerable business is to come before the group and the attendance of the entire directorate is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Chamber of Commerce
Birth of Willis Aubrey Curbow in Priceville
Born Sunday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Aubrey Curbow in Priceville a son named Willis Aubrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Curbow
Priceville
Willis Aubrey
Registration Notice of Morgan County Elector Appointments
Morgan County Alabama registrars announce precinct level registration appointments for qualified electors. Locations listed include Lacey's Spring, Valhermoso, Somerville, Union Hill, Gum Pond, Center Grove, Woodland Mills, and Decatur court house, with dates in October 1933 and 1938. Registrars Carter, Almon, and Johnston sign.
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Morgan County
Alabama
Lacey’s Spring
Atkinsons Stor
Valhermoso
Holder's
Deans
Dean's
Woodland Mills
Somerville
Maxwell’s
Wolf
Union Hill
Gum Pond
Smith's
Center Grove
Oden Ridge
Shaneyfelt
Wiley Turney
Dave Turney
Blankenship
Priceville
Lee’s
Trinity
Neville’s
Oak Ridge
Lane
Macedonia Church
Gibson’s
Sheats
Hill’s
Danville
Neel
Shady Grove
Chuor
Sdeobiinal
Lacon
Patterson's
Flint
McClellan's
Falkville
Tennessee Walk
Hartselle Bank of Hartse
Decatur
Court House
Leda B. Almon
C. P. Johnston
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Warner Easterwood
Sar‘bor
Jackson Street
Frank Troup
Henry Day
E. S. Lloyd, Jr
George Bloodworth
Willam Dennis
Frank Troupe
F. D. Peebles, Jr
Roy Wyatt
Dan Crane
Gil Crane Jr
Neal Speake, Jr
Dan Speake
R Edwards-Mcmillan
N. R. McMillan
Lillie Ruth
James P. Edwards
Ross-Mcmillan
Pauline
Ben A. Ross
Central Methodist
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Johnston Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Morgan County Post American Legion Auxiliary
Tennessee Valley Bank
Kathleen Holder
Monroe Perry
Birmingham
Roy Poteet
D. D. Burleson
Columbia, Tenn
Joe Burleson
C. M A
W. P. Baugh
Henry Cullom
Phil Baugh
Echols
Nashville, Tenn
T. C. Chandler
Mrs. Chandler
S. H. Wilds and Son
Bobby
Ill
Bevelle King
Iuka
Lois Hopper
Johnston City
Tenn
Milligan College
W. E. Crawford
Huntsville
Mrs. Brooks
Monte Sano
E. L. Whatley
Alabama Power Company
B. P. Wallace
Ferry Street
Frank Sutherland
Points
Kentucky
Barbara
Jane
Sutherland
William Dennis
Louis Argend
Oak Street
W. J. Keith
Nashville
Earle Calvin
Virginia Prince
Elizabeth
Columbia
Earle, Jr
Erskine Chenault
Detroit, Mich
Frank B. Skeggs
E. C. Shaw
Martha Pryor
Ward Belmont College
Harvey Pride
Washington and Lee University
W.G. Pride
Mildred Nungester
Cullman Schools
W. D. Frazier
Linden, Ala
D. D. Cox
Sheffield
Bill Nelson
East Church Street
Charles Johnson
Miss Aday
Florence
Herman Waugh
Mrs. Lahleen Kinney
Line Street
Siarrymore Hopkins
Van
All America
Smart Erwin
A . King Vido
Princess
Universal News
Barrymore
Storr
Tiller
Julia Boyd
Decatur Daily Fashion Bureau
New York, N. Y
Cameraman
Goidel
P.m
A.m
P.-M
I.m
P m
I A.m
W. P. Carter
Sterchi
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