Weather outlook for the period in the South Atlantic states
Rain expected early in the week and again around Thursday. Colder spells Tuesday night or Wednesday and again Friday, with moderate temperatures in between.
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1933
Page
5
Rain expected early in the week and again around Thursday. Colder spells Tuesday night or Wednesday and again Friday, with moderate temperatures in between.
The report shows 8,418 bales ginned in Thomas County by December 15, 1933, up from 4,525 bales by December 13, 1932. W. S. Stewart signs the report with respectful closure.
Local notes report the marriage of D. E. Blanton Sr. of this city to Ruby Purcer of Sumner City Georgia performed at the home of the groom’s brother in Daytona Beach Florida on Christmas Day. Blanton is well known here and Mrs. Blanton is noted for wide circles of friends.
The municipal band’s regular weekly concert is cancelled for tomorrow because many musicians are absent. A new program will be given next week at the court house bandstand. Mrs. Gabrielle Herbener notes malaria project approvals for Thomas County and surrounding towns, with start details pending. Christ Jesus will be the Sunday Lesson Sermon topic at First Church of Christ Scientist Thomasville, with cited Bible verses and passages from Sciences and Health.
The rector reports continued improvement with two weeks at Johns Hopkins Phipps Clinic. Rev James M Wright from Quitman GA concludes Dec 3. Beginning Jan 7 Rev W Northey Jones of Perth Amboy NJ will lead January February services while Mr White recovers. Dr Jones, a St Pauls and Trinity alum with a Debretten degree, has served widely and will help the church and community. parish invites all to attend.
The seventy first anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation will be observed at three o clock Monday afternoon at the First African Baptist Church by the colored people of Thomasville. A program is arranged with special music and addresses. The event is promoted by Mash Drug Company.
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