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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1920

Page

8

Christmas Letter Urges Aid for Children of Sorrow

Atlanta banker Kenney, state Near East Relief chairman, appeals Georgians to help orphans of Armenians Greeks Syrians and Jews suffering from Turkish atrocities. He notes 119639 under American care and outlines monthly giving levels to feed clothe and educate a child at Broussa Georgia serves 2500 orphans with funds. appeal urges donations this Christmas. Georgia committee Leads citizens. state HQ in Atlanta under A. L. Terrell.

Kenney Atlanta Near East Relief Georgia America Broussa Christ Georgia Committee of the Near East Relief Georgia Savings Bank and Trust A. L. Terrell

Robin Hood shines in Tampa Victory Opera.

Tampa audiences hail the Robin Hood revival at the Victory theatre praised for its singing cast led by Arthur Sherman Clara Campbell and Edward Beck with Sol Solomon Harold Geis George Shields Will Scarlett John MacSweeney Anna Jenkins Estelle DeShon and a strong chorus. The DeKoven score shines especially O Promise Me and Brown October Ale with conductor Watty Aydes shaping a balanced masterful performance.

Reginald Deioven Harry B. Smith Punbar DeKoven Arthur Sherman Robin Hood Clara Campbell Ma ‘Ion Edward Beck Sol Soloman St Guy Harold Geis Little John George Shields Will Scarlett John MacSweeney Anna Jenkins Annabel Estelle DeShon Alan-a- Dale Dunbar

A B Milton Urges Voters In Thomasville Primary

A B Milton writes to Thomasville voters explaining he cannot meet all one thousand registered electors in person as marshal. He endorses personal efforts but seeks support via the December 21 primary election. He offers renewed dedication and faithful public service if reelected.

A. B. Milton

Regular Bethlehem Commandery Meeting Tonight

Knights Templar notice for Bethlehem Commandery meeting at eight o clock with Red Cross degree to be conferred on many candidates from Moultrie and Thomasville. Signed by L H Jerger acting E C and F C Jones recorder.

Knights Templar Bethlehem Commandery Red Cross Moultrie Thomasville L. H. Jergrer E. C. F. C. Jones

Communists Fail in Czecho-Slovakian Overthrow Bid

Paris dispatches report that attempts by Communist elements in Czecho-Slovakia to overthrow the government and seize power have failed utterly. The latest foreign office dispatches detail the breakdown of the plot and its immediate consequences for the regime.

Associated Press Paris Czecho-Slovakia

Reuben Arnold Addresses Griffin Club Women

Hon. Reuben R. Arnold of Atlanta spoke to the Griffin Women's Club at the high school on good citizenship. He chose “The Two Parties” to educate women politically and presented an unbiased view. Col. D. R. Cumming introduced him as Griffin bar members, educators, and teachers attended in force.

Women's Club of Griffin Arnold Mr. Arnold D. R. Cumming Board of Education Public School

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