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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1935
Page
6
A community swap column invites residents to list items they have and seek items others want. It positions a gathering place for swap pers and traders to connect and trade goods, offering a simple exchange hub for neighbors.
Athens High School won the 10th district football title with a 34 to 7 victory over Hartwell in Athens Georgia. The win gave Athens a 10th win of the season while Hartwell dropped from the unbeaten list. The team dominated with 21 first downs to nine and scored in every period except the first.
Train schedule lists arrivals and departures with times for The Southland and connecting services. Through sleepers are noted to Montgomery Savannah Atlanta Detroit and Chicago with daily and limited services. M T Wells is the ticket agent and contact number provided.
The piece argues Roosevelt will seek the New Deal as the Democratic nominee in 1936 while the Republican challenger remains unknown. It notes uncertainty from a new Congress, the recovery trend, Supreme Court issues, and the African war, stressing the year 1936 as a time to wait and see.
Long-range election predictions flood the discourse each cycle though history shows little forecast accuracy. Parties loudly claim victory while voters face shifting campaigns and uncertain outcomes as the clock counts down to voting day.
High School News discusses the school library resources, noting well stocked shelves and access to current literature through faculty magazines. It urges students to use study hall privileges and highlights Miss Britt’s work in reorganizing the library for easier research.
Rep William J Granfield chairman of the congressional investigating committee arrives in New Orleans to probe Louisiana election practices little more than a month before the state's democratic primary. Associated Press photo accompanies the report.
Miss Atwood Hudson directed Group One of the Speech Department in a Children's Hour at the senior high school auditorium Tuesday, November 26 at 3 45. Frances Collins sang and monologued Mammy's Pickaninny. Fred Scott Jr spoke I Am An American. Anne Flowers told The Selfish Giant. Stuart Walker's The Six Who Pass While the Lentils Bott closed the program in the kitchen setting.
A school faithful to its players looks ahead to a comeback season. The speaker urges support for the first team returning, notes past triumphs, and promises a heartening year with a new basketball squad to discuss despite tough losses.
Naino S Co notes Edmund Rice a 70 year old resident who served as lamp lighter for the town nearly a half century ago. He recalls making two rounds daily, at dusk and just before sunrise.
Miami University defeats Oglethorpe 21 to 13 in a season finale. A second period scoring drive included a pass from Ott to Leonard, followed by Petrowski’s extra point. Oglethorpe answered with a Sullivan reception for a TD and Copeland kick. Two third quarter Miami rushing TDs sealed the win while Oglethorpe's final score came via Petrel.
Fragment mentions looking after 75 kerosene lamps, but no context, names, dates, or location to anchor a fuller report.
Mary Robinson, last year’s editor in chief, now at Georgia, wrote a letter to Miss Tucker. Douglas Frazier hosted class night back home in Cleveland. John Dixon nearly won cross country. Margaret Flowers elected for The Bells and Pomegranates. Burness Moore at Harvard writes back. Bobby Ausley a fresh tennis champ with gold medal. Dopey Merrit hammers his head by accident. Old Kentucky and Mutiny on the Bounty praised. Roy Stevens and Dub Dekle resemble each other in action. Harris Jones yawns with mouth open. Bowen returns to brighten the school.
Albany defeated Thomasville 43 to nothing in a lopsided contest. The article notes Albany’s clean play and distinctive uniforms with green pants and orange stripes. It mentions Thomasville prep and upcoming season events including practice starting Monday and a January 10 game against Boston.
Season wrap for the football team with praise for coaches Harpie and Garner. It notes a 3–4–1 record, upset wins over Rainbridge and Tifton, and near misses against Valdosta, Moultrie, and Albany. Captain Ben Inmarr departs. most players return for next year.
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