Fix Up for Winter Urged by Ready-to-Serve Firms
Winter nears with December 21 arrival, and twelve Thomasville firms promote services in a Times Enterprise feature. Harris Electric invites gifts and wiring work. McLecod's Studio touts Christmas portraits. J N Rosolio shows Royal typewriters and gift items. L A Mann offers painting and papering with budget plans. Pope's Shoe Shop promises modern repairs. Rose's store sells quick key duplicates. Southern Radio Service proclaims expert radio repairs and parts with prompt service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Times-Enterprise
Harris Electric Company
South Broad Street
McLecod
North Broad Street
Firestone Auto Supply
J. N. Rosalio
J.N. Rosolio
L. A. Mann
Mann
Pope
N. Broad Street
Rose
Southern Radio Service
Coal Miners Win Union Shop Across Major Steel Mines
An arbitration board appointed by President Roosevelt ordered a 2 to 1 decision enforcing a union shop for miners in captive coal pits. Eight companies will sign the Appalachian wage agreement, making union membership after hire a condition of employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Mine Workers of America
CIO
Roosevelt
Benjamin F. Fairless
U. S. Steel Corporation
John R. Steelman
U. S. Conciliation Service
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Steelman
Fairless
Local Radio and Auto Service Ads Offer Repairs and Loans
An assortment of ads promotes quebradio extraction at 324-344 W Jackson, inviting radio owners to call 172 for expert service and repairs. Funderburk's Garage at 118 W Clay markets Chevrolet repair expertise. Optical, hardware, watch repair, glass, and loan services are advertised with addresses, highlighting winter needs and Christmas cash options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Jackson Street
Chevrolet
Funderburk
Frank Funderburk
W. Clay Street
Me Winter
Louis H. Jerger, Inc
Robison Hardware Co
Moon Jewelry Company
N. Broad Street
Santa
Consolidated Loan and Investment Company
Girl Scout Leaders Plan Christmas Cheer House
The Girl Scout Leaders Association held a monthly meeting at the headquarters to discuss the Christmas Cheer House project. The plan includes use of a Broad Street store building, donations from civic groups, transportation by Boy Scouts, and a December 8 to 12 donation intake with a December 20 opening for trading.
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Girl Scout Leaders’ Association
Girl Scout
Chamber of Commerce
Dick Caldwell
Neil C. Boland
Cheer House
Fondren Mitchell
Broad Street
Rotarians
Kiroy Club
Episcopal Young People’s Society
Boy Scouts
Ceer House
Ceer
Neil Boland
Harold Roberts
Jack Zalamas
Heywood Vann
Wilbur Milton
Harry Owens
Harold Guy
Mary Louise Sager
Court House
Lorene Johnson
Jean Parker
Britain
England
Ernest Wahl
L. B. Carnes, Jr
J. K. Fortney
Christine Maxwell
Duplicate Tournament At Glen Arven Ends With Final
Net scores from Glen Arven show Mrs Harvard and Mrs Harlow posting the top 2270 on north south. Mrs Crozer and Miss Pemberton posted 1540 on east west. Luncheon is set for Tuesday December 3 at one o'clock before the final match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Harlow
Crozer
Pemberton
Defense Savings Move Gains Girl Scout Support
This midweek, Girl Scouts begin distributing Defense publicity envelopes to city businesses. The envelopes contain window streamers, postcards, cards, and stickers in colorful designs to promote defense stamps and bonds. Firms receiving the envelopes are expected to display the contents and encourage purchases.
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Defense
Chris Blane Hosts Steak Supper for Bulldogs and Coaches
Thomasville High School football players and coaches Garner and Zivich were guests of Plaza Cafe proprietor Chris Blane for a steak supper. About forty attendees praised the event and thanked Blane for his generosity and support of the Bulldogs.
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Thomasville High School
Garner
Zivich
Chris Blane
Plaza Cafe
Blane
Bulldogs
Win
American Legion Meeting Tuesday Night
Commander Herbert Nelson of the T. L. Spence Jr. Post 31 invites ex service men and visiting Legionnaires from Thomas County to the regular meeting on Tuesday at 7 30 PM at the Legion Home on North Broad Street. A turkey dinner by the Auxiliary precedes a brief business session with distinguished guests Claude Peacock and Stanley Jones invited.
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Herbert Nelson
T. L. Spence, Jr
American Legion
Thomas County
Legion
North Broad Street
Auxiliary
Claude Peacock
Atlanta
Stanley Jones
Georgia
U. S
Florida
Macon
Garden Club Repeats Outdoor Christmas Decorations Sponsorship
The Garden Club will sponsor outdoor Christmas decorations again this year with three judging categories: General effect worth 50 points, Originality 30 points, and Adequate lighting 20 points. Three prizes will be awarded later. Residents are urged to enter. contact Mrs. Greene Alday, Christmas decorations chair.
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Arias Wls Cde
Thomasville
Greene Alday
Campaign ends for Know Thomasville and County program
The Chamber of Commerce concluded the Know Thomasville and Thomas County campaign with a radio finale on WPAX. Girl Scout and Boy Scout quiz winners were J. P. Wheeler and Claire Flowers, with runners up Spencer Jernigan and Betty Rigsby.
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Chamber of Commerce
Thomasville
Thomas County
WPAX
Thomasvile
Dewey Norwood
J. P. Wheeler
Spencer Jernigan
Claire Flowers
Betty Rigsby
Earl Mayo
George Neel
J. M. Clark
H. F. Readling
Mary Belle Nichols
N.M. Muckabee
Wilbur Milton
Daisy Neel
Thomasville County Focuses on Local Resources and Causes
The City of Roses along The Pines and Mr. J C Scarborough discuss county agricultural resources. Mrs Christine Maxwell champions National Red Cross efforts as Thomasville and Thomas County participate in related initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Roses
Pines
J. C. Scarborough
Christine Maxwell
National Red Cross
Thomasville
Thomas County
Fidelis Sunday School Postpones Meeting to Friday
The Fidelis Sunday School class of the First Baptist Church postponed its Tuesday night meeting to Friday night December 12 at the home of Mrs. A. T. Chastain on Boston Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis Sunday School
Dass
First Baptist Church
A. T. Chastain
Boston Road
Timely Table Aids Japanese American Conflict Timelines
A bedside health bulletin reports Dr. W. B. Cochran showing slight improvement and hope for quicker recovery. A separate table from Atlanta lists global time conversions noting noon Eastern Standard Time equates to 9 a.m. in Los Angeles 6 30 a.m. in Honolulu and times for Manila and Tokyo.
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W. B. Cochran
Atlanta
Far Pacific
Los Angeles
Honolulu
Maila
Tokyo
Let Us Help You Too To Relieve Pains
Advertisement promotes RUX Compound as a reliable liquid medicine for rheumatic neuritic and neuralgic pains. It claims quick relief with easy use and low cost, targeting readers distressed by daily pain and seeking better work and leisure life. The copy emphasizes benefits to mood and social ties.
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