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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1941

Page

2

Turkey Supper and Talk for First Baptist Adults

Two hundred members of the adult department of the First Baptist Sunday School will attend a 7 o'clock Monday night turkey supper followed by Judge Lee B. Wyatt of LaGrange delivering a lecture on the adult in a modern Sunday School. Dr. Willis E. Howard will lead a round table discussion after the address. Notify Miss Evelyn Lewis by Sunday to estimate attendance. Music will accompany the event. There are 86 plastic parts in a 1941 automobile.

First Baptist Sunday School Lee _B. Wyatt LaGrange Wyatt First Baptist Church of Evelyn Lewis

Entertaining Opening Concert By Erno Balogh Delights Audience

The Thomasville Community Concert Association opened its winter season with Hungarian pianist Erno Balogh at the High School auditorium before a large pleased audience. Balogh, now a United States citizen and acclaimed as a premier pianist and composer, performed a varied program including Chopin works and Hungarian pieces, drawing high praise for technique and artistry. He previously appeared in Albany and Moultrie and will travel to Lexington, Kentucky for the University of Kentucky Artists Series.

Thomasville Community Concert Association Erno Balogh United States The Association Balogh Albany Moultrie Lexington University of Kentucky

St Thomas A M E Church Notes

Cor N Broad and Webster Sts. Rev J Frank Moore pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Harry J Martin Supt Morning worship 11 Sermon The Glory of the Trans Figuration Scene Evening worship 7 30 Sermon A Challenge for service Communion at both services Music by senior choir Dr M L Walton Director

Local Weather Report Observation Summary

Observation at 8 a m notes 76th Merridiar temperature range with yesterday’s high and last 24 hours low. Highest and lowest this month in 42 years appear, with precipitation totals 0.00 inches in last 24 hours and 0.80 inches since month start. Normal for this month listed as 4.31 inches.

W F Scott to Be Ordained as Deacon at First Baptist

Mr W Fred Scott is to be ordained as a deacon at the First Baptist Church during the 8 oclock Sunday night service. Dr B D Ragsdale will deliver the ordination sermon, a longtime Georgia Baptist official and former Mercer professor. Friends expect a large attendance as the Board of Deacons gathers for the ceremony.

W. Fred Scott First Baptist Church Scott B. D. Ragsdale Ragsdale Georgia Baptist Convention Mercer University

Illness notice for Dr. W. B. Cochran and wife

Dr. W. B. Cochran and Mrs. Cochran are seriously ill at their home on North Broad street. The illness has persisted for several days with condition worsening, prompting concern among family and friends across the state. An early improvement is hoped for both patients.

W. B. Cochran North Broad Street Cochran

Thomasville Band Concert Set for Sunday at Courthouse

The Thomasville Municipal Band will hold its regular Sunday concert tomorrow afternoon at 4:00 at the courthouse. A cordial invitation is extended to everyone.

Thomasville

Over 200 Entries in Silver Bonus Contest Grows

More than 200 new entries arrived this week as the Times Enterprise Silver Bonus contest nears 1,000 participants. Entries hail from city and county sections plus nearby towns as interest climbs. Some bonuses accumulate when winners miss part of a weekly bonus, with a possible top prize near 130 dollars pending valid sales slips. Firms report strongest demand for sales slips and heavy activity at silver bonus stores. Entries are reviewed weekly and one entry makes the contestant eligible each week.

Times- Enterprise

Turkey Supper For Legionnaires Next Tuesday Night

Members of the local American Legion post plan a turkey supper and informal meeting at the Legion Home on North Broad street. Eustace Harrell leads old time songs, Billy Verran with Thomasville High School Band provides music, and Claude Peacock from Atlanta as guest speaker.

The American Legion Legion Home North Broad Street Billy Verran Thomasville Claude Peacock Atlanta Vest

Albert Riley Jr visits Thomasville hometown friends

Albert Riley Jr formerly of Thomasville and former Sports Editor of the Times Enterprise is in town from Macon to spend a short visit with local friends over the weekend. He now serves as Sports Editor of the Macon News and has earned acclaim among readers there.

Thomasville Albert Riley, Jr Times- Enterprise Macon Macon News

Orphans Home Day In Baptist Sunday School

Tomorrow is Orphan's Home day in the Baptist Sunday School. All children and Sunday School members are urged to bring their offering for the home tomorrow morning.

Orphan’s Home Baptist Baptist Sunday School

Bombing of Naples Port Hits Casualties and Damage

British planes resumed bombing the port of Naples causing 47 casualties and notable house damage according to the high command. Italians report seven killed and about forty injured from the bombs.

Rome Naples High Command

New weekly sales slips required to qualify for bonus

The program mandates new sales slips each week to qualify for the bonus. Managers must ensure all weekly slips are issued and dated to meet eligibility.

Local hospital updates on patients and visitors

Mr. Terry Smith remains a patient at the local hospital with friends hoping for his early recovery. Mr. Rufus Graddy is improving after a recent operation. Miss Ruth King visits Baconton and Albany. Mr. Joe Hudson shows marked improvement after a serious operation at Archbold Memorial Hospital.

Terry Smith Rufus Graddy Ruth King Baconton Albany Joe Hudson Archbold Memorial Hospital

Local youths head to service posts. illness shadows town

Mr. Owen Felkel leaves New Orleans for the Panama Canal Zone to join the U S Engineers. Miss Lucile Wimberly returns to Lumpkin due to her mother's illness. Miss Izetta Tucker is confined to her apartment with influenza and wishes for recovery.

Owen Felkel R. H. Langley New Orleans Panama Canal Zone U. S. Engineers Lucile Wimberly Lumpkin Izetta Tucker

Offering For Baptist Orphans Sunday

First Baptist Sunday School members urged to give generously for Georgia Baptist Orphans' Home in Hapeville. Trustee W. F. Cox aims for 1800 dollars in cash and supplies as he leads local efforts with the Thomasville church and Thomas County Baptist Association. Produce collected will be trucked to the Farmers' State Market for shipment under J. H. Miller's direction on December 9–10.

W. F. Cox Georgia Baptist Orphans’ Home Hapeville Sunday School Thomas County Baptist Association Farmers’ State Market Smith Avenue J. H. Miller Meigs County Associational

Kerch Called Russia Pompeii by Weathered Ruins

Kerch, a Black Sea port near the Sea of Azov, earns the nickname Pompeii due to weather exposing ancient tombs and relics. The description highlights the city’s archaeological riches and ruinous charm amid coastal conditions.

Kerch Black Sea Sea of Azov Russia

Major General Rush B. Lincoln Guests Of Thomasville

Major General Rush B. Lincoln and staff toured Thomasville from Bolling Field to Tallahassee, viewing the airport site and industrial plants. Local hosts included W. E. Young and others. They praised Thomasville plans for airport facilities under JAA and prepared to depart for Arcadia.

Rush B. Lincoln Tulsa Oklahoma Thomasville Bolling Field Washington Tallahassee Floridan Hotel Jacksonville Wheels Grill Bob Balfour Masury Place Cox and Roberts Georgia Packing Company Champion Box Company Mr. Balfour Arcadia General Lincoln Carl N. Goss S. O. Ryan George van Studdiford M. C. Young J. “.W. Hill Beverly Williams C. R. Nicolazzo W. E. Young W. F. Scott W. H. Noble E. A. Dawes R. C. Balfour White Beverly W. G C. Ball N. M. Williams JAA

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