Interior overhaul gives Glen Arven Club a new look
The Ladies House Committee oversaw a dramatic interior transformation at Glen Arven Country Club in Thomasville. The main room, dining area, retiring room, hallways, ball room and kitchen were refreshed with French doors, new colors, furnishings and fixtures creating a bright all new clubhouse worthy of a premier winter resort heritage.
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Glen Arven Country Club
Ladies House Committee
Thomasville
Presbyterian Sunday School Building Nears Completion
Work on the Presbyterian church Sunday School building progresses rapidly. Brickwork reaches the second story and the design includes an auditorium on both floors, classrooms, a pastor's study, a kitchen, and all modern conveniences. The structure rises on the former manse site moved to East Jefferson street, a location that will enhance the street's appearance.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
East
Jefferson Street
Old Seymour Home Attractively Altered
The residence on South Hansell Street, recently bought by Ralph Neel from W. B. Seymore, has been significantly improved with a new side porch, fresh paint, and other changes. It remains one of the town’s most attractive lots and desirable residence locations.
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Hansell Street
Ralph Neel
W. B. Seymore
Home ownership drives Thomasville growth among youth
A local discussion highlights the appeal of living and working in Thomasville as young people pursue home ownership. The piece praises the city as a home city with strong momentum from ambitious residents and visionaries financing neighborhood development.
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Thomasville
Bowen Begins Erection of Pretty 7 Room Home on Mitchell Street
Mr. W. J. Bowen has started a seven room dwelling on Mitchell street to serve as his home when finished. J. F. Clay provided floor plans and oversees construction. Clay Novelty Works supplies sash doors and interior fixtures as the project advances quickly toward completion.
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W. J. Bowen
Mitchell Street
J. F. Clay
Clay
English Type House Showcases Nestling Effect and Bay Windows
An article by John W. Blodgett describes an English style small home emphasizing a low roof, timber trim on stucco, and deep bay oriel windows that flood interiors with light. The six room, one bath frame house features an open front porch, rear porch, two‑sided bedroom windows for ventilation, and a brick base with a shingle roof.
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England
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FLA, Plumbing & Heating CO
Q. A. Jones
South Broad
Dupont
Spence Supply Company
J. Carroll Hill
West
Jefferson St
Jas
Watt & Bro
Broad and
Jackson Streets
J. A. Rowland
Upchurch
Florida
The
Presbyterian Church
Seymour
Sai
John W. Blodgett
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
OF Proauck
Caltly
Tina
South Madison
Neel Brothers
South Madison Street
Ae Ae Pee Herd
Zemcolite
Robison Hardware Company
Atkinson Construction Company
For
James Gribben
Grates
KIRBY
Kirby Planing Mill Company
Concrete Pipe & Supply CO
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