08 Apr 1938
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1938
Page
1
The piece argues Hitler’s purge of Rotary and allied groups as class legislation aimed at controlling thought and action. It contrasts regimentation with immigrant civic contributions and warns against suppressing freedom in a cosmopolitan society.
Miss Claudia Des Verges hosted the April Business and Professional Women meeting in Bainbridge with a Norfolk style dinner. The group discussed state convention plans, elected officers, and a welfare program from the Georgia Fact Finding Commission, while members honored the club’s sixteenth anniversary with verses and social remarks.
Fragmentary timetable lists times for Atlanta services at 6 40 a m 10 30 a m 2 05 p m 6 15 p m via route names and notes Tifton Valdosta Tallahassee arrivals and departures with scattered abbreviations and poor readability.
The piece argues that distributing magazines and books benefits civilization, even as it strains bank accounts. It highlights the traveling library as achieving great good in impactful ways, stressing moral value over financial harm.
A compact listing of Bainbridge area phone numbers for city departments and services. Includes Police Department, Water Works, Bainbridge Hospital number, Riverside Hospital, and related city lines.
In Bainbridge on April 8 Mr William Woodberry of Jacksonville Fla visits his mother Mrs J B Woodberry Others Lloyd Rich L F Gullage Guss Maxwell and J C Sechrest motor to Jacksonville Fla on business Mr and Mrs R R Paulk of Ahans spend a few days in the city Quinton Tillman of Thomasville Ga is here on business Mrs Frank S S Jones and Mrs Crece Baggs returned home after visiting Cottonwood Ala with Mrs Ruth Sealy Hendricks and a stop at Panama City Fla with Mrs Ruth Sealy Harris at the Cave Hotel
Tuscaloosa Ala April 8 Alabama track team closes preparations for a meet with Georgia Tech at Atlanta tomorrow. Charley Holm, a four event competitor in high and broad jumps javelin and discus, is out with an injury and will be on the bench.
Bainbridge chamber announces a new barge line on the Flint River for general freight between Bainbridge and New Orleans. Independent Oil Company owner C. J. King of DeFuniak Springs and Dothan is developing Bainbridge terminals with gasoline storage of about one million gallons and a large warehouse. Construction began March 29. river navigation aims for May opening with ongoing deep water study and potential line expansions by other firms.
Memphis dispatch reports Bill Terry, adviser to the New York Giants, pledges the 1938 club can win the pennant. He forecasts success in a weekend series against the Memphis Chicks at the Polo Grounds.
The Yankees arrive in Tulsa to play the Oilers with a quiet spring schedule and no full house crowds. The Cardinals’ Dixie barnstorming club draws 43 at Mobile, Lon Warneke on the mound. The Senators reach Atlanta with a poor record against majors near Orlando. Joe Tinker promotes Orlando as a training site after 1940 with a new ballpark planned.
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