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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1935
Page
9
The Patten school paper notes second and fourth graders planning a Christmas tree and program and a winter sand table scene. It lists students Isaac Wilson L B Tillman and J B Tillman on the honor roll and records several family visits and gatherings over Thanksgiving and Sunday afternoons.
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In a turbulent setting near a revolution, Allan West and diplomat George Fox scramble to keep Allaire out of danger while Terry Willett plans to sail aboard the Parasaibo to evade pursuit. Fox and the ambassador plot swift extraction for Americans as Allaire faces growing peril.
Meigs residents hosted and traveled during Thanksgiving week with gatherings across Florida and Georgia. Local families welcomed relatives from Pelham Thomaston Albany and Montgomery while many joined the Roosevelts homecoming in Atlanta.
End with Miss Margaret Estridge of Thomasville. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Ball spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Estridge. Mrs. R. W. Lawhorn and son Cecil spent Sunday with Mrs. G. F. Worthy and family. Sixth and seventh grades thank Mrs. J. H. Rogers for making curtains. Miss Desmé Griffin spent Sunday with Miss Hazel Lews. Honor Roll for third month lists students in sixth through ninth grades including Virginia Cone Cleveland Vick Norbert Rogers Bessie Butler Vera Worthy Virginia Griffin Nora Vick Virginia Ball Katherine Gandy Elizabeth Butler.
In Atlanta proposals to curb reckless driving include impounding vehicles of offenders. Augusta trial of Police Lieutenant M. O. Matthews on bribe charges set for December 18 before the civil service commission. In Atlanta Judge Candler and Asa G. Candler estate stand to gain over a half million dollars in U S tax refunds per a fifth circuit ruling. U S Attorney Camp says the government may appeal or seek Supreme Court review. Bishop William N. Ainsworth of Macon to preside at a session in Port Worth.
Washington reports December 4 receipts of 61.58 million and expenditures of 79.80 million leaving a balance of 1.42 billion. Customs receipts for the month are 3.56 million. Fiscal year since July 1 shows receipts 1.31 billion and expenditures 3.20 billion with emergency spendings included. Gross debt stands at 29.62 billion, down 10.59 million from yesterday. Gold reserves total 10.01 billion.
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