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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1920
Page
4
Numerous visitors and business travelers are noted in Thomasville with names including C H McCall from Montgomery and Daisy Magee from Atlanta. Local events cover a Y M C A program changes, blues basketball plans, preps class attendance, and Bible study drives, plus new pancake mix and seasonable records available at D C Walker & Bro.
Local briefs cover Polly and Her Pals puzzle entries with a subscription offer, Dr. Harris attending the State Baptist Convention in Atlanta, Walcott Hall being turned into a first class chiropractic sanitarium, Arbor Day plans, multiple social events including a Tosco Hotel party, and various notices from plumbing to a Junior Club program. The 16th Synod of Georgia invitation, Benevolent Society meeting, and a fire at the Grand Theatre are also noted along with Odd Fellows Piney Woods Lodge 138 meeting details.
The government wins its anti trust suit against Lehigh railroad company and affiliated corporations. The Supreme Court sustained charges of monopoly and Sherman anti trust law violation.
The bail hearing for Mrs. Eugene F. Elmer and others held on the poisoning case of Fred D. Shepard was postponed from tomorrow to Tuesday December 14. Solicitor General Garrett ordered the delay.
The A B and A Ry changes departure times for morning and evening trains to improve service. The morning train leaves at 10 10 and the afternoon at 8 25, with arrival in Atlanta allowing connections. Local agent E M Fleming offers schedules and connections, Pullman reservations by phone 200.
Wilson Mitchell and Mrs Taylor Mitchell Jr of Atlanta arrived in Thomasville as guests of the groom’s parents on North Broad street. The groom, a former Thomasville boy, married Miss Alene Wilson in Atlanta and the couple left for Thomasville. The bride and groom are noted for charm, character, and business success with the Grant Automobile Company and J W Goldsmith Jr.
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