Personal notices from Ray City and visitors list
Mr J I Clement of Ray City was in town yesterday on business. Mr H E Broadnax of Jacksonville spent the days here on business. Let us do your plumbing and electrical work. W F Martin. Mr B F Ragsdale of the Western Union was here yesterday on business. JUST ON SALE HEARS TS For January Ingram Drug Co. Mr and Mrs B Drake of Atlanta are among the visitors here. Mr G G Singleton of Pavo was here yesterday for a short time. Phone 620 Walker Bros for your Christmas Novelties. Mr and Mrs Byron Baggs and Byron Baggs Jr of Camilla were here yesterday. A Victrola will be the most acceptable gift. C C Cocroft Music Co. Mr and Mrs G T Anderson of Montgomery are spending the holidays with Mrs S L Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Clement
Ray City
Mrs. B. Drake
Atlanta
Byron Baggs
Byron Baggs, Jr
Camilla
A. Victrola
C. C. Cocroft Music CO
Mr. T. BE. Hereford
Louisville and
Valdosta
Visitors and locals mingle in Thomasville holiday note
O H and H M Braswell of Ochlocknee plus others visited here yesterday. J P Lardner and family left for Montgomery for holidays. Mrs B R Rose, Miss Pearl Smith, and Miss Caroline Rose of Valdosta shopped here. T B Hereford of Louisville and Valdosta noted as business visitors. Johnsons of Americus travel by airplane for a short stay in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Rose
Pearl Smith
Caroline Rose
Valdosta
Correction clears up Miller attribution in photo project
The Times Enterprise corrects a misprint naming A W Miller for Florida State College photo work, noting it was Moller who did the job and thanking readers for understanding. Then local notices announce Dr J W Reed in auto repair, Robin Hood at Grand Theatre, and the upcoming Ella Mae Joiner and Stamat Sampson Jr wedding in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Miller
Florida State _ College
Thomasville
Marriage of Flora Lee Black to Hoke Smith Williams
Flora Lee Black wed Hoke Smith Williams in a quiet December 19 1920 ceremony at the Methodist parsonage conducted by Rev. C A Jackson with Richard Taylor as witness. The couple will reside at 230 Flint Street after December 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Herald
Hoke
Williams
Tom Willams
Barwick
James M. Black
Flora.Lee
Hoke Smith Williams
C. A. Jackson
Richard Taylor
Albany
Moultrie
Lewinson Dry Goods Company
Flint Street
Weather Report for Thomasville Georgia December 22 1920
Weather forecast for Thomasville and vicinity calls for rain and colder tonight then fair and much colder Thursday. Observations at 1 pm list high yesterday 71, today 83 by 1 pm, month high 83 a 29 year record, low today 59, mean 65. Rainfall 0.03 in past 24 hours, first of month 1.49 in, departure since Jan 1 10 in. Relative humidity around 8 am and 3 pm, wind direction from the east and velocity noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Ainée
Mrs Smith Returns From Montgomery to Host Relative
Mrs Frank Smith has returned from Montgomery where she was called by the death of her mother Mrs Smith. She has as her guest her niece Miss Mildred Adams of Macon staying with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
Montgomery
Smith
Mildred Adams
Macon
Senator Harris calls for fair treatment in finance policy
Washington D C December 22 Senator Harris Democrat of Georgia warned that the deflation of credits will hit farmers and ripple through industry He urged orderly decline and supported lower rediscount rates while preserving the Federal Reserve System saying a liberal policy is needed to help agricultural producers and criticizing attempts to harass the Fed He introduced a bill to cap maximum discount and pressed for a square deal for the South and West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Harris
Georgia
Federal Reserve Board
Treasur McAdoo
Cotton Mills Resume Full Time in Augusta Area Enabling Wages Cut
The Langley Bath and Seminole mills in Aiken county across the Savannah River from Augusta resumed full time operation after reduced output since October. They cut wages by 30 percent and employ about 1,200 workers. Plant officials say orders are ample to sustain full operation for some time. other regional mills remain on two to three days weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Langley, Bath and Seminole
Aiken County
S. C
No Cause for Complaint In Cartoon Exchange
A comic exchange laments dental woes with a quip about birth teeth and a suggestion to consult authorities on politics, hinting at a broader joke about opinions and expertise. The fragment presents a humorous dialogue without clear who, where, or when.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont of
Oaret
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Gribben
W. Feinberg & Son
Ford
Thomasville Variety
Garpet
Lespedeza
Broad St
Golden Bros. Co
A. W. Palin & Son
South Broad ST. Thomasville, GA
Robin Hood
Ingram’s Drug Store
Cutain
Mr. H. EH. Broadnax
Jacksonville
W. F Martin
B. F. Ragsdale
The
Western Union
Hearst’s
Ingram Drug Co
Walker Bros
G. T. Anderson
Good Housekeeping
January Ingram
Messrs. O. H. and
H. M. Braswell
Ochlocknee
J. P. Lardner
Sampson’s
Remington Ave
R. B. Linson
Remington Avenue
Mr. Twitty Harris
J. F. Brogdon Company
W. F. Martin
Messrs
R. C. Bell
Ira Carlisle
Cairo
Thomas Simpkins
Christine and
Roslyn Simpkins
Cartersville
Yates
Terry
Johnson
Americus
Sampson's Garage
Grand Theatre
Joiner Sampson
Ella Mae Joiner
Stamat Sampson, Jr
Jackson
J. W. Reed
T. M. McIntosh
South Broad Street
Reed
Dekle
E. R. Jerger
Liew
J. W. Blanton
Black-Williams
Weather Report
United States Weather Bureau
P.m
Masonic NO
Senator Harris
Burgess & Vanes
Weat Jackson Street
F. B. Harris Co
Commercial Association
Thomas County
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