Rose Show Day prompts local visits and civic talk
The piece urges readers to enjoy the Rose Show and meet friends while urging courtesy on the roads and at events. It notes officials and a governor candidate visiting, mentions political debate on liquor stores, and calls for changes ahead.
Distinguished guest Amions in Thomas visit noted
The article mentions a young state governor and his decisive stand on issues affecting the public estate. It notes plans and proposals not yet finalized as he campaigns, with emphasis on governance and potential reforms.
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Thomaswill
United States
Gfe Saverner
New Six Story Hotel Planned for Thomasville by Scott Firm
The Scott firm will own and operate a new six story fireproof hotel in central Thomasville with a basement, 80 rooms, and entertainment facilities. The project aims to attract Rose Show visitors and boost town growth without replacing current motels, planning immediate construction and cost efficiency.
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Thomasville
Scott
Georgia
Scott Company
Rose Show Celebrates Thomasville Hospitality and Beauty
The article lauds Thomasville for its Rose Show blending festival parade and displays. It highlights crowds from near and far drawn by unusual beauty, the city’s culture, and the gracious hosts offering warm, welcoming hospitality without profit aim.
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Thomasville
Rebuilding Our Baseball Park: Economical Use vs New Site
The community debates renovating the current baseball park to save costs and maintain central access versus purchasing land on the outskirts for a new complex. Proponents note limited parking and existing gym facilities, while opponents fear high investment and tax impact before state reforms.
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Nepro
Waaing
Rose Show Program Held by Rotary Club
Sam Hjort presented the Rose Show program for the Rotary Club with Mrs Florence Wood as guest speaker. The event featured about 40 floats 7 bands several Queens and 61 decorated vehicles with a Florida University Tarpon Choir swim meet noted. Attendees included club officers and Garden Club past presidents and many members.
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Rotary Club
Sam Hjort
Garden Club
Shaw
Bobshaw
Hjort
Florence Wood
Florida University
Wayne Weeks
Daisy Nee
Willis Asks Voters for Re Election to House Seat
A historical political appeal from OS. (Stewart) Willis to Thomas County voters seeks re election to the General Assembly. He pledges continued service and thanks supporters urging votes in the June primary.
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Thomas
Hous of Representatives
General Assembly
Stewart
Willis
Norway Invasion Plot Foiled as Allies Hold
Reports say Germany foiled Allied invasion plans earlier this year. Norwegian refugees stream across the border into Sweden as an Allied stronghold is evacuated. Other items note wage amendments, China’s offensive against Japan, and U.S. leaders preparing travel between states.
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Ribbentrop
Cermany
Norway
Naas
Sweden
Chinesse
FDR
Georgia
Washington
Decatw County
Climax
Employment Service
Crawford Street
Talmadge
West Bainbridge School
Arnold
Dale Alexander
Cardinals
Albany
Isert
Gassaway
Waycross Bears
Final hours for candidates to qualify for primary election
Tomorrow at twelve o'clock marks the final hour for candidates for State House officers and county offices to formally qualify for participation in the coming primary. Under state Democratic rules, the final qualifying hour is 12 noon on Saturday April 29 and the primary date is Wednesday June 28. Those planning to run for state or county offices must ensure participation by meeting entrance fee and office announcement requirements.
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State’ House
Democratic
First Baptist Church Observes Intermediate Day
Sunday School marks Intermediate Day at First Baptist Church with a 9 19 breakfast in the new annex. Dr Paul Brooks Leath of Vivian Louisiana is invited as inspirational speaker on Sunday April 30.
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First Baptist Sunday School
Southern Baptist’ Convention
New Church
Paul, Brooks Leath
First Baptist Church of
Vivian
First Baptist Circles Plan Monday Meetings
The twelve Circles of the Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will meet at four o'clock Monday in listed homes. Each circle hosts at a specified residence including Mrs. Truman Chastain, Mrs. Roger W. Nelson, Mrs. F. Y. Speight, Mrs. Russell Griner, Mrs. H. L. Crovatt, Mrs. J. M. Hancock, Mrs. W. M. Keen, Mrs. J. D. Smith, Mrs. Frank Herrhng, Mrs. G. H. Owens, Mrs. L. Broughton Powell, and Mrs. Rufis Quillan.
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Woman’s ‘Missionary Society
First Baptist ‘Church
Truman Chastain
JE. Jackson
Roger W. Nelson
F. Y. Speight
N. Dawson St
Russell Griner
Smith Ave
G. H. Owens
Carroll’ Hill
L. Broughton Powell
Boston Road
Rufis Quillan
Mimosa Dr
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