Thomasville Tire and Repairing Company Destroyed by Fire
A blaze of undetermined origin wiped out the Thomasville Tire and Repairing Company in downtown Thomasville Georgia. Loss estimated at 40000 with stacks of rubber burning and smoke covering the town. Nearby offices suffered smoke damage as workers saved equipment and prepared to publish an afternoon paper via Western Union facilities.
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Thomasville
Thomasville Tire and Repairing Company
Dan Redd
Times Enterprise
Western Union
E. R. Jerger
Lee Kelly
War Vet's Wife Inherits 265000 But Seeks Home
Augusta report tells how Edna Cliatt 22 wife of a local veteran inherits 265000 from her grandfather Joseph Steinberg with 75000 from his death in Washington and the balance when his wife left for Russia. She plans to find an apartment or build a home with husband Lawrence Cliatt while living in a furnished room.
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Augusta
Edna Cliatt
Cliatt
U. S. Public Health Service Survey Unit
Joseph Steinberg
Washington, D. C
Russia
Paul the Apostle Conversion and Grace in Acts Corinthians
The lesson outlines Paul's conversion on the Damascus road as a turning point from natural opposition to Christ to faith in him. It highlights three relationships: by nature, by faith, and by grace, and emphasizes the resurrection as foundational to Paul’s witness and mission to the Gentiles.
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Paul
Christ
Jesus
Saul of
Tarsus
Paul the Apostle
Stephen
Damascus
Jerusalem
Saul
God
Christ Jesus
Iman
Community notes on local visits and Scout charter
Local residents mark social calls with friends from Columbus Butler and Americus visit Butler weekly. A Boy Scout Troop charter ceremony occurred in the school with nine Scouts and Scout master Sidney Austin receiving Tenderfoot badges.
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Sidney Austin
H. S. Baldwin
Columbus
Bob Clark
Joe Nelson
Local Residents Guests and Visitors in Hamilton Area
Mary Ann Williams spent the weekend in Columbus with relatives. Lillian Brown visited near Butler. Mrs. Collins of near Fort Valley visited daughter in Thomaston. Fanny Pickard visited J. Freeland family in Thomaston. Visits from Macon and Thomaston residents noted. J G Parks from Thomaston stayed with Benny Parks. Lola Edwards from Macon visited home folks. Buckner spent Sunday in Manchester. Mrs. Downs stayed with Evelyn Willis near Howard. Sara Fickling of Butler became town resident.
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H. L. Lumpkin
Georgia Power Company
Columbus
J. A. Wadsworth
Fort Valley
R. Waller
J. T. Chapman
H. M. Chapman
Atlanta
Sidney Austin
L. R. Pike
Herman Hill
Butler
Carl Turner
Mary Ann Williams
Lillian Brown
G. D. Locke
Rs. Collins
Ft. Valley
Paul Jones
Fanny Pickard
J. Freeland
Thomaston
Lee Watson
Shellman Martin
Little
Macon
Cynthia Streetman
Floyd Martin
Jackie and
Ferrell Driskell
D. N. Sealy
J. G. Parks
Benny Parks
Rod Brown
Lola Edwards
Leonard Guy
J. A. Buckner
Manchester
Keller
Downs
Foreign Air Mail Rates Reduced in Global Compute
The Post Office Department announced large reductions in air mail rates to foreign countries effective November 1. South America rates drop to 10 cents per half ounce, Europe to 15 cents, and Africa Asia and the Far East from 70 cents to 25 cents per half ounce.
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Washington
Post Office Department
South America
Europe
Africa
Asia
Far East
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Thomasville Paper
Beason
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Lnt
Ernational Council of Religious Education
Mark News
R. D. Waller
Brannon Montgomery
Emma _ Whittington
Florida
F. E Whittington
Laura Montgomery
And
Brooks Montgomery
Americus
John Daniel
Baby
David Daniel
Tazewell
A. G. Wall
H. G. Pye
Americas
W. R. Turner
Norwich
Buford Watson
Charing
Ella Woodall
Dora Purvis
H. W. Woodall
N. C. Cromer
Ideal
Myram Brown
Gloria Pike
J. T Brown
Marion County
Mank
Howard