Personal notices from visitors and shoppers fill city
A parade of visitors and locals stop in for shopping and services in town. Names include A C Tift of Tifton Ch A Conyers of Macon T H Long of Calhoun J N Donaldson of Merrillville and L H Hardy of Barwick. Businesses advertised include Ingram Drug Co Sampson's Garage and J F Brogdon Company Foundry.
Christmas notes and community notices fill Thomasville paper
Local items include Chief A. B. Milton thanking voters after the election and promising service, a Union Christmas Service, recaps on gifts and a Victrola ad, a Birmingham death of Dr. Charles Hall Merrill, social events for Junior and Senior B Y P U, and several holiday greetings and arrivals in Thomasville with names, places, and local commerces.
Notice To Users Of Electric Service
Electric current will be cut off at 9 Sunday for about one and a half hours for necessary work on the main steam line. Light and water department of Thomastille D R Pringle.
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Thomastille
D. R
Pringle
Susit
Christmas Boxes Share in Thomasville Spirit
Mrs. W. M. Singletary leads Epworth League in distributing Christmas boxes and stockings prepared by the Commercial Association. Fifty boxes valued at ten dollars each, filled with groceries and gifts, will be delivered around town this afternoon. Visitors include James Keyton of Dothan and Eldred Whitley and family en route from St Louis to Boston for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.G. Welch
Martha Brantley
Bainbridge
J. B. Smith
Paducah
Thomasville
Boston
First Baptist Church
Commerceial Association
W. M. Singletary
Santa Claus
Epworth League
Commercial Association
Mrs. Eldred Whitley
St. Louis
Thomasville Weather Forecast December 24 1920
Weather forecast for Thomasville and vicinity calls for fair tonight and Saturday with colder conditions and heavy frost. Observations show yesterday’s high 62 and today’s high 83 for this month’s 29 year record, and a low of 40 with rainfall totals about 3.12 inches since January 1. Northwest wind at 1 p.m. and relative humidity 15 percent.
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Thomasville
M. Hadley
Ancient bitumen sources eyed for modern uses
John K Barnes notes in Werla's Work that asphalt like Noah’s pitch and shipar oil deposits near the Tigris and Euphrates have been examined for commercial potential. Bitumen sources once used as mortar in Babylon and Nineveh palaces are believed located, pending drilling proof.
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Noah
Shipar
Tigris
Euphrates
Babel
Babylon
Nineveh
John Kbarnes
Werla
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James Gribben
W. Feinberg
W. Jacksor
Ford
Thomasville Variety
Weresters
Broad St
Golden Bros. Co
Georgia
A. W. Palin & Son
South Broad ST
Thomasville, GA
U. S. Army Supplies
Handkford
Arthur T. Chastain
Jack London
Charles Ray
Buster Keaton
A. C. Tift of
Tifton
Ch A. Conyers of
Macon
Walker Bros
Mr. Pliny Heeth
Ben Kincaid
Eastman Kodaks
Ansco
Ingram Drug CO
Mr. T. H. Long
Calhoun
Town
Mr. J. T. Brimm
Party of Pelham
Ingram
Chas. Oldag of
Pidcock
A. W. Veatch
Washington
Ingrawn’s
Paul Searcy
Sampson's
Remington Ave
R. N. Fowler
Quitman
J. N. Donaldson
Merrillville
City
R. B. Linson
Remington Avenue
L. H. Hardy of
Barwick
Mr. C. C. Morgan of
W. F. Martin
Lillie Stuart Teft
Hampton Springs
Hearst’s
Roy Smith
W. W. Jolly
Monticello
John Pasco
J. F. Brogdon Company Foundry
Milton
Times-Enterprise
A. B. Milton
Sampson’s Garage
Ingram’s
Charles H. Merrill
Birmingham
J. H. Merrill
Bessie
Mamie Merrill
Charles Hall Merrill
Ala
Merrill
Dr. Merrill
College of Dentistry
Presbyterian Church
W. F Martin
J. J. Turner
Atlanta
Yates
Terry
Margaret Houston
Mrs. P. P. Houston
Janie Bett Tharp
Ene
Messra Trafton
Wallace Fleetwood
The
C. W. Vining
Leake View, Mich
Henry M. Moore
Julia Vann
Spark's Institute
Sparks, Ga
J. T. Dixon
Curtice Monroe
Star
N. C
James Keyton
Dothan, Ala
Weather Report
United States Weather Bureau
J. W. Blanton, Prop
N. Broad ST
West Jackson Street
Burgess & Vanes
F. B. Harris Co
Thomas County
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