Thomasville Visitors and Local Social Notes
Mrs. A B Cone of Boston and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Knapp of Boston visit Thomasville on Friday. Numerous local residents and guests arrive for the holidays including Miss Aimie Lucas of Ochlockonee and Miss Eva Mallard of Spartanburg. The article lists arrivals, visits, and greetings at homes and hotels, with remarks on climate and local hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Cone
Boston
Thomasville
Dave Knapp
City
Aimie Lucas
Ochlockonee
Mrs. B. F. Herring
Matrimonial News of Local County Marriages
Miss Lula Owen wed M Linton at Mr A J Owens home in Thomas County. Rev A M Bennett officiated at 6 30 PM. Invitations sent for Irma Swearingen to Columbus B Allen in Montezuma with Allen editor of Moultrie Observer. Others include Miss Lula Baker bridesmaid in Macon wedding of Gertrude Taylor and T S Lowry and A J Duncan wedding in Alabama. Best wishes extend to all couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas County
A.J. Owen
Lula Owen
Lula Baker
Gertrude Taylor
T. 5. Lowry
Macon
Macon News
Marriage notices for Dena Batan and Emanuel Derver
Invitations announce the marriage of Miss Dena Batan to Mr. Emanuel Derver in Dublin Georgia on the Tth of January. A Thom asville native, Dreyer, is making a life in Dublin and will wed on Christmas Day. Miss Marion Evans and Mr. James Bonwell plan a quiet Friday evening wedding at the bride's parents home with no attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dena Batan
Emanuel Derver
Dublin
Nurs ? Dreyer
Thomasville
Marion Evans
James Bonwell
Georgia Field Trial Association Formed in Georgia
The Georgia Field Trial Association launches with prominent state sportsmen as members. Its inaugural trials occur January 20 at Waynesboro open to all setters and pointers bred in the state. Top prize includes a handsome silver cup. officers include Judge H W Hopkins president and Dr T R Guarlington first vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
H.W. Hopkins
Thomasville
T. R. ‘Guarlington
Rome
F. I. Stone
Atlanta
P.M. Essig
Board of Governors
C. D. Jordan
Monticello
J. H. Miller
Boat Collier Dead After Typhoid Pneumonia
Mr Boas Collier aged 55 an old county resident dies Friday night after a two week illness. He leaves three children and many friends. Funeral today with interment at Hendry's graveyard. Col Denmark attorney of Savannah Ga visiting Valdosta with his father's family and expected in Thomasville next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boas Collier
Remer Denmark
Saannah
Valdosta
Col. Denmark
Thomasville
James Howard Stacy
St.Louis
Missouri
Thomas County
Claim payments for Nussbaum life policy detailed
A letter from M. E. Nussbaum administrator acknowledges receipt of a Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company payment of 83 013.03 for policy 156568 on Bernhard Nussbaum. The note confirms the claim was paid eight days after burial and thanks the company for prompt handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
M. E. Nussbaum
A. Bennett
Bainbridge
A. Benet
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co
Thomasville
Ander
Bernhard Nussbaum
RI. E. Nussbaum
Deserved compliment for Judge Roddenberg in prohibition campaigns
The Quitman Advertiser lauds Judge S A Roddenberg of this city and Anderson Roddenberg of Thomas County for upholding civic ideals. The article credits him with strong influence in county affairs and in promoting prohibition, noting his reputation for integrity and the value of a good name over riches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Roddenberg
South Georgia
Quitman
Anderson Roddenberg
Thomas County
Tightare
Death of Ward Clark At Atlantic Coast Line Cashier
Ward Clark cashier of the Atlantic Coast Line at Valdosta died Friday morning at his residence. He was a former Plant System ticket agent at this place and had many friends who will be grieved by his untimely death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Clark
Atlantic Coast Line
Valdosta
That City
Clark
Aldermen race adds new names to the slate
Several new names appear on the aldermanic ticket in another column. The gentlemen mentioned are all good men and the city's interests will be safe in their hands. Dr. J. W. Peacock declines to be a candidate while thanking friends for the compliment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Peacock
Pame
Tomusville
City School Board Candidates Named and Local Political Notes
Messrs A W Pelin and James Watt are announced as candidates for the city school board. Abr Palin has served efficiently on the board since its organization, and Watt would make a useful member. The editor notes public school interests would prosper in their hands. Charles P Hansell, not registered, asks the Times-Enterprise to record his candidacy for the Board of Education. Wiley Pittman withdraws as alderman candidate. Mrs M J Walker and Miss Mable Walker plan winter in Thomasville, leaving Cleveland for the piney woods. Miss Willow Thomas departs Monday for holidays in Thomasville. Mr and Mrs B D Lindsey leave for Fayetteville NC to spend the holidays. Candidates are thick as fleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Pelin
James Watt
Abr. Palin
Watt
Times-Enterprise
Board of Education
Chas. P. Hansell
M. J. Walker
Mable Walker
Cleveland
Ohio
Lake Erie
Thomasville
Willow Thomas
Miss Thomas
Bainbridge
End of Term Exhibitions at Young Female College
Visitors toured the Young Female College and South Georgia College buildings for a year end program. Students displayed art and performed in elocution and music with pieces by Alice Angley Clara Neel Susie Brandon Grace Beverly Pauline May Smith Tempe Cassady Evelyn Mitchel Mary Jerger S4lice Way Anstey Jane Lee Brown Ruth Mc Bride and Ethel Dekle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Female College
South Georgia College
Jesse M. Wadley
Auditorum
Miss Hill
Ethel Dekle
Pauline and
May Smith
Tempe Cassady
Marion Balfour
Ukraine
Goodie Mitchell
Nettie Sampson
Godard
Evelyn Mitchel
Mary Jerger
S4ice Way Anstey
Marion Spence
Willie Cooper
Grace Beverly
Aline Ramsey
Willie Ashley
Edwin Brown
Sam Hayes
En Fontaine
Jane Lee Brown
The
Uhlans
Ruth McBride
Sworn in as Judge Mitchell Becomes Southern Circuit Judge
Robert G. Mitchell was sworn in yesterday afternoon in the ordinary's office by Judge Wm. M. Jones as judge of the Southern judicial circuit. The community congratulates him and wishes him long life to administer the high office for the next four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Mitchell
Wm. M. Jones
Southern Judicial Circuit
Mitchell
Southern Circuit
Death of L. F. Curry brings sorrow to Thom asville family
telegram from Mrs. C. T. Brown announces the death of L. F. Curry in Savannah. He leaves two sons PLT. Curry and R. D. Curry of Savannah and two daughters Mrs. Chas. Brown and Miss Agnes Curry of Thomasville. Other city notables and visitors are noted attending Christmas events and gatherings in Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Curry
C. T. Brown
L. F. Curry
Savannah
Plt. Curry
R. D. Curry
Chas. Brown
Thomasville
Honor Roll of Public Schools by Grade and Class
The document lists an honor roll for monthly honor students across grades from First through Sixth and including Ninth and Tenth Grades. It also notes a Clay Street Colored School with corresponding grade lists and names such as Maud Davis Lee Everett Ola Williams Henry Davison and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucian Taylor
T. L. Spence
Ola Williford
Lelie Singletary
Eppa
Goodwin
Lee Kelly
Francis Turner
John White
Davies Winn
Carmen Evans
Jennie Stone
Roberta Hayes
Honorine Hopkins
Florence Pringle
Lillian Taylor
Grover Balfour
Thad Coleman
Eugene McGuire
Geraldine Atkins
Bradford Ansley
May Patten
Ruth Burch
Ethel Delkie
Clarice Lloyd
Sallie Dixon
Frank Lawson
Clay Street Colored School
Maud Davis
Lee Everette
Ola Wiliams
Lauyi Lula Bivens
Jessie Jane James Boozer
Henry Davison
Walter Finnegan
Nora Hadley
Walter Anderson
Helen
At The Woman's Exchange on Broad Street
The Woman's Exchange on Broad street offers articles bearing individuality and feminine craft. A notable feature is the large collection of souvenirs from Dixie land, popular with winter visitors sending gifts to friends in distant lands with different customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
Woman’s Exchange
Dixie Land
Thomasville Notes and Local Appointments Report
Rev Ed F Cook the presiding elder of the Thomasville district was delayed by a death in his family. A new aldermanic ticket is named and Houston has been appointed division freight and passenger agent of the Nashville and Owensboro division. Joe Robison to deliver 100 packages before Christmas and Joe Craig Wiles returns for the holidays from the University of Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. F. Cook
Thomasville
Newn
Houston
Nashville, and Owensboro
L. and N. Railroad
Col. J. W. Dillon
Joe Robison
Joe Craig Wiles
University of Georgia
Golf Club Builds Thomasville’s New Clubhouse
The Thomasville Golf Club, a thriving local organization, has laid out a splendid course and now builds a clubhouse. Architect James S Hopkins designed the plans and expects completion within a month as the club offers winter visitors access to the sunny links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Thomasville Golf Club
Culpepper-Shelfer Wedding At Home In Culpepper
Mr and Mrs William Culpepper hosted a quiet Thursday night wedding for their daughter Tomy to Mose Shelfer officiated by Rev Mr Raushin. Relatives and close friends attended as bamboo and cut flowers brightened the parlors under a horse shoe of roses. The couple plan Havana Arkansas for their future. the bride is praised for her charm and the groom for his business reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Culpepper
Tomy
Mose Shelfer
Raushin
Havana
Bla
Southern Optical Co
Harvey and Wood acquire Tampa Bay Hotel in Florida
Boston hotel operators Harvey and Wood expand holdings with the Tampa Bay Hotel in Tampa Florida. The property, built and furnished by the late Henry Plant, is described as one of the largest and finest in the United States with celebrated cuisine and high service levels aimed at winter visitors. The firm already runs Piney Woods and Mitchell in Thomasville and plans to attract northern guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Harvey & Wood
Boston
Mass
Fane Splendid
Thomasville
Piney Wools
Mitchell
Tampa Bay
Tampa
Fin
United States
Henry B Plant
Movida
Ctampa
Florida
Shole South
Harvey and Wood
New England
Record Day of Prosperity Highlights South Georgia Business
The town reports a record Monday with busy shops and high sales across all lines. Post office receipts surpassed any prior day, signifying unusually strong commerce and holiday cheer in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
South Georgia
Geo. Smith
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William Miller
Coolidge
Mrs
D.F. Kirkland
Waycross
Masory
Nellie van Dyke
W. F. Hammond
Louise Thomas
Eva Mallard
Spartanburg, D. C
Florrie Mae Heeth
Sam Cassells
Montgomery, Ala
C. A. Cassells
Hansell Street
Mr. D. K. ~. Butler
Judge Roddenberg
Camilla
J. L. Bryce
Charlotte, N.C
Pine Hurst
Messrs. Wallace and
Edgar Brandon
Georgia School of Technology
Jeh J.G. Sands
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Ma. J. ¥. Parker’s
Seward Street
W. Hedgar
Wearhorn Drug and Chemical Co
Chicago
Smart
Mdsbeth Pringle
Technologiea School
Atlant
John A. Lerch
Franklin
Joseph Serger
Joe
Technological School
Stanley' S Business College
Julia Wright
North Carolina
Concord
N. C
Margaret Cannon
Miss Wright
C. E. Martindale
North Georgia
Mrs. Martindale
Ellie Barber
Miss Barber
Rockdale
H.M. Hanna
R. L. Ireland
la Grande
Hanne
Melrose Plantation
Ireland
Pebble Hill
Judson Kilpatrick
Alabama
Hall
Principel
Department of Elocution
Ascaul
Schoals
Wilpatrick
J. Wor
Baneins
Here
Mortge Uery
Logan
Matrimonial News
Owen-Linton
Taylor-Allen
Sidney Smith Taylor
Irma Swearingen
Columbus B. Allen
Montezuma
Georgia
Taylor
Allen
Moultrie Observer
A. 3. Duncan
Clifford Walker
Columbus Walker
Teghey
L. B. Bouchelle
Patr
Will
Georgia Field Trial Association
Mrr. Ward Clark
Aldermen
City School Board
Wiley Pittman
Pittman
Mr. and
Bins
B. D. Lindsey
Fayetteville
H. Clay Foster
Hugh
Eva Gardiner
Columbus, Ga
John L. Turner
Lucy Carroll
Cuthbert
Andrew Female College
Allene Steyerman
Pla
Etta Simons
Mur. Milner Smith
Barnesville
Klot
A. W. Palin
Culpepper-Shelfer
Tampa Bay Hotel
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