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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1935

Page

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Sunday church lessons and hymn fest in Thomasville churches

The Thomasville Christian Science lesson on Love at First Church lists Bible and Science and Health passages. First Baptist notes reconciliation sermon by Rev. I F Callaway and a song service featuring activities around Fanny Crosby hymns with Leah Stegall and Martha Smith hosting. Wednesday worship shifts to the Methodist Church with Dr Bob Jones leading.

Church of Christ Scientist Thomasville Leson Mary Baker Eddy Christ Baptist First Baptist Church I. F. Callaway Kanny Crosby Fanny Crosby Jesus

Woman's Auxiliary Meetings At St Thomas and Methodist Church

The Woman's Auxiliary of St Thomas Episcopal Church meets Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Mrs T T Caldwell's home. The Methodist Church Auxiliary meets Monday at four o'clock in the Wesley Classroom. Also an advertisement for 6 percent money to lend on improved real estate by Thomas County Federal Savings & Loan Association.

Woman's Auxiliary OF ST. Thomas Episcopal Church Woman's Auxiliary Woman's “Auxiliary The Methodist Wesley Thomas County Federal Savings & Loan Association

Presbyterian Notes And Comilents Feb Recreation Program

On Feb 14 Miss Margaret Mitchell will present the spring recreation program at Dillon Presbyterian Church featuring a talk on Courtship And Marriage by Rev. T F Calloway. A youth play will follow with various recreation features. Next Wednesday there is no Bible Class due to the union prayer service at the Methodist Church where Dr Bob Jones will preach. Executive Board of the Auxiliary meets Monday at 3 30 under Mrs Dozier Hasty. Rev Ansley C Moore speaks on Folding Our Tents Of Care at the morning service with vespers at six.

Methodist Church Bob Jones Bob Jones College Margaret Mitchell Dillon Presbyterian Church T. F. Calloway Tennessee AU Presbyterians Dr. Jones Dozier Hasty Ansley C. Moore

Methodist Board of Stewards Meet Tuesday

Regular monthly meeting of the Board of Stewards Tuesday evening with luncheon served by the Women’s Missionary Society. Aiming for full attendance. On Wednesday at 7 30 pm guest speaker is Rev. Bob Jones, nationally known evangelist and educator. The city is invited to hear him.

Board of Stewards

Georgia road certificates face legal challenge in Cobb County

The Madronah Sales Company backed by M J Yeomans asks Cobb County superior court to rule on the constitutionality of state highway certificates worth 27 million dollars issued to Georgia counties. The bonds repayable over 100 years from 1936 include amounts for Bibb Clarke DeKalb Chatham Colquitt Crisp and others with total county allocations listed.

Atlanta Georgia Madronah Sales Company M. J. Yeomans Cobb County Talmadge W. A. Jonesy Madronah Company Chatham County Bibb Clarke Colquitt Crisp DeKalb

Two Men Arrested in Diphtheria Antitoxin Scandal

State police charged Roy G. Miller and B K Laburetores with conspiracy to distribute over 1100 worthless diphtheria antitoxin injections. Investigators traced altered expiration dates on 1139 boxes, recalling 700+ drug stores' supply and prompting a statewide death survey since October 17, 1934. Margiotti pledged action and said the firms had sold serum to Maryland Virginia Alabama Tennessee Kentucky and West Virginia.

Harrisburg Charles J. Margiott Barts William Hoffmann State Police Bureau Roy G. Miller B. K. Laburetores Marietta Miller Hoffmann Margilotti Wilkes-Barre Clarksbirg Tinsley Mareiott Tingley Maryland Virginia Alabama Tennessee Kentucky West Virginia

Priscilla Beauty Shop Appointments and County Funds Totals

The notice lists appointment contact for Priscilla Beauty Shop and shows county financial figures by name such as Dougherty Fulton Glynn Lowndes Muscogee Richmond Spalding Thomas and Tift with various dollar amounts. Figures include 493,915 113,926 420,745 547,277 827,817 1,019,038 387,686 391,611 177,857.

Dougherty Fulton Glynn Lowndes Muscogee Richmond Spalding Thomas Tift

Georgia Highway Board awards contracts totaling over 550000

State board awarded multiple construction contracts in Georgia totaling more than 550000. Projects include bridges on the Reidsville-Metter road in Tattnall and a bridge over the Ohoopee river, with bidders from Tennessee and Georgia. The largest award went to Cornell-Young Company for paving on the Richland-Dawson road.

Atlanta Georgia Highway Board Tattnall County Albert Lyons Rogersville Tenn Metter Hne Candler County Reidsville Ohoopee River Reidsville-Prison W. F. Scott Thomasville Cornell-Young .Company Macon Richland-Dawson Road Webster County John Monaghan, Inc Pelham Atkinson Coffee Construction Company Houston County Montezuma Hawkinsville Bakerounty Leary Camilla Road

Court resumes as Fisch and Violet Sharpe trial looms

Defense team presents Fisch and Violet Sharpe witnesses amid repeated rebuttals. Court room optimism clashes with slow pace as cross examination slows proceedings. Attorney General Wilentz signals tougher handling of forthcoming surprise witnesses.

Wilentz

Violet Sharpe Visited Speakeasy in Lindbergh Case

New York reports Violet Sharpe a 28 year old housemaid visited a prohibited speakeasy the night the Lindbergh baby was kidnapped. The Times says she died by poison after refusing to reveal where she had been. A witness later corroborated his tale, leading police to conclude Miss Sharpe was innocent.

Violet Sharpe New York New York Times Inglewood Dwight Morrow Miss Sharpe Oranges

Hauptmann plans German lessons after trial

In Flemington New Jersey on February 2 1936 Bruno Hauptmann tells his attorney Egbert Rosecrans he will study German at Rosecrans home after the case. He expresses confidence in being found not guilty and praises his wife Anna whose alibi he says is honest.

Pat McGrady Associated Press Flemington N. J Egbert Rosecrane Bruno Hauptmann Bruno Rosecrans

City plant finances show 1934 cash, free services, total

The 1934 city water and light plant summary reports cash advances and free services totaling 63 232 39 with 30 381 24 cash to city and 32 811 15 in free services. It notes 1934 output and revenue comparisons with 1931 and 1933 and an overall 29 year surplus of 771 482 68. The report credits management and the plant as a valued city asset.

Pringle

Bilbo Charges Sykes Gave Political Free Radio Time

Washington reports Senator Bilbo accuses Eugene O. Sykes of backing free radio time for Bilbo's Mississippi primary opponent. A Jackson station official testified that Lacy arranged a four-station hookup but denied personal involvement by Sykes. Other witnesses denied selling frequencies or tying Sykes to the matter.

Bilbo Sykes Washington D. Miss Eugene O. Sykes Communications Commission Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Mississippi Stephens Bykey A. Lacy Jackson Miss Ice Vcceler D. Mont Cagot Lacy Wheeler Dokes, Goings Rome Thornwell Jacobs Oglethorpe ‘University Atlanta George Llewellyn Radio. Commission

America and Brazil sign Reciprocal Trade Pact

The article reports a bilateral trade pact between America and Brazil with reductions on many goods. Items include patent leather, batteries, cement, canned foods, automobiles, tires, shirts, paints, and radio components. Trade value reductions total about 2.08 percent of American-Brazilian commerce.

America Brazil

Visitors and locals drop in during a Friday reel

Mrs. J. M. Davis of Atlanta visited her niece Mrs. Walter Dixon. Mr. R. K. Green of Atlanta and Miss Elizabeth Gilbert of Bainbridge were among visitors. Bishop W. N. Ainsworth and Mrs. Ainsworth with friends from Atlanta were seen in town before departing. Hats cleaned and blocked by Eddie Lewis at 322 West Jackson.

J. M. Davis Atlanta Walter Dixon Rere R. K. Green Eddie Lewis W. Jackson

Visitors from Atlanta and Jacksonville Fill Weekend Schedule

Mr Thomas Thorpe of Atlanta visited Macon on business yesterday. Mr T A Kirkland of Jacksonville also transacted business here yesterday. Mr Harry McGee of Atlanta visits for the weekend. Roy C Singletary now of Miami, formerly Ochlocknee, visited friends here and in Ochlocknee. Mr and Mrs M J Herring and niece Mrs Louise Herring of Clinton North Carolina arrived to spend a week with W F Herring’s family. They plan trips to Florida points soon. The local band will give a concert tomorrow at 4 PM at the courthouse, with large crowds expected.

Thomas Thorpe Atlanta Macon Harry’ McGee Roy C. Singletary Ochlocknee Miami Louise Herring Clinton, N. C Wv. F. Herring Florida Court House

Missing Georgia couple's boat sought off Brunswick coast

Searching parties comb waters around Brunswick and nearby islands for motorboat carrying W. C. Owenag and Claudia Walker both of near Brunswick. They left on a boating trip Monday afternoon and have not been heard from since. Family says boat not found and wider search planned near Jekyll and Sapelo islands.

Brunswick Georgia Islands W. C. Owenag Claudia Walker Frank Owens Jekyll and Isapelo Islands

Troops Stand Down After Auto Theft Roundup in Kentucky

Crowds gathered in Manchester as 200 National Guard members and state police surveyed license records and searched isolated valleys for stolen autos. Brigadier General Ellerbe W. Carter warned of no trouble after the troops depart amid local factions blaming each other.

Alex McNeill Associated Press Manchester Clay ‘County Kentucky Ellerbe W. Carter S. W. Sizemore Carter John S. Colin Springfield

Lowenstein predicts Hitler may last two years

Prince Loewenstein in New York says Hitler could endure another year or two, then a German army provisional government could form. He, a former Berlin centrist leader, favors a democratic Germany but rejects communist aid and notes war opposition within the army. He is 28 and sees potential future leadership for himself.

New York Hitler Hubertus Friedrich Loewenstein Prince Loewenstein Harding United States Berlin Reichsbanner Germany Saar

Britain to Invite Germany to Inclusive European Agreement

London reports that Great Britain will formally invite Germany to join an inclusive European agreement. The plan aims to settle armaments security and Germany’s return to the League of Nations, with discussions disclosed in unofficial circles.

Britain Germany London Great Britain League. of, Nations

Confesses Plot to Kill Huey Long in Louisiana Case

Parker refuses to answer questions about a planned murder for 14 000 dollars. Long pressed him on whether a man named Red Davis and others planned to shoot Huey Long from a levee to the senator’s hotel window. Parker again declined to answer. A B Simmons testified he was at Baton Rouge court house January 27 as armed men protested Lenz’s government takeover plan and said he heard of it via grapevine.

Parker Long Red Davis Huey Long Davis Marigouin Louie’s A. B. Simmons East Baton Rouge Court House Lenz Court House Simmons Standard Oil

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Christian Science Leah Stegall Miss Stegall Martha Smith Methodist Woman's Auxiliary Presbyterian Methodist Board OF Stewards Thomas County Bureau of Vital Statistics Margiotti Gilliland State Department Priscilla Beauty Shop City Water & Light Thomasville Electricity Fisch and Violet Sharpe Lawyer Hauptmann Bronx Hopewell Anna Hauptmann Annie Mannifried Elizabeth Gilbert Bainpeat -Ga W. N. Ainsworth Jacksonville Call Neel Bros Court Lowenstein Troy Co., Inc Quality Cleaners
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