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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1925
Page
2
The message urges readiness to enact maintenance work policy once an agreement is reached with anthracite operators. It directs members to await proper instructions and to be prepared to implement the policy promptly after receiving its contents.
The Lions Club held its regular weekly luncheon at the Y M C A with President Louia Moore presiding. Guests included Rev. Robb White and Arva EB. Clay. The program covered Lions history, publicity for municipal growth, and plans for welcoming a business delegation from Atlanta.
Friends of Miss Virginia Cochran recover from tonsil operation. Busy Bee Co repairs sewing machines and sharpens tools. Mrs. George Harris visits Cordele. Roy Truitt notes electrical work. Balloon tire vulcanizing by Jordan's Standard Tire Shop at 107 Remington Ave. Kate Mack improves after hospital operation in Jacksonville. Gun and lock repairs offered. phonographs and typewriters serviced. Miss Eleanor Reese to arrive from New York for season at Callie Jones Millinery. Optical goods by Law head and Rackley with up-to-date stock. Miss Pet Woodson travels from England toward Brussels. Steam Auto Laundry at 107 Remington cleans car motors. Mrs. W. Z. Gaddy and sons visit from Tampa. Mrs. M. Attell improves after arm break. Piano bargains at Cocroft Music Co. Joseph Baxley handles plumbing. S. S. Bigler and M. B. Harrison noted visiting. F. S. Wells and B. D. Patterson visitants. Victor Victrolas available through Cocroft Music Co. Mrs. W. E. Beverly and daughters return from northern and eastern states and Canada.
Swampscott Mass Aug 28 Captain Adolphus Andrews played down charges against a corporal Andrew Chauton and private Clarence Key who slept on guard duty aboard the Mayflower They have not yet been tried and may face a court of three naval officers within days Lieutenant Edgar A Poe denied forced fatigue duty or waitering at parties and noted only a single camp dinner four weeks ago with guests in attendance
Atlanta reports Senator E B Andrews defends the highway inquiry against Macon editor W T Anderson. He rebuts charges of a farce and asserts Anderson's accusations lack proof while criticizing Anderson's motives and past gas tax advocacy.
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