Lions Club Meeting Hears Stadium Funding Plan
Lions club at the YMCA heard a report on stadium funding and site options. A joint drive by the Junior Chamber of Commerce aims to raise about 4000 dollars next Thursday and Friday with city funds covering the remainder of a 15000 dollar project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Henry Mercer
Nate Mulroy
Rody Jordan
Coburn
Hobson Johnson
Coon
Chamber of Commerce
Tom Mitchell
Lion Mitchell
Personal visitors and business figures frequent Thomasville
Local notes list visitors from Americus Albany Jacksonville Atlanta Coolidge Camilla Fitzgerald Savannah Valdosta Dothan and Boston with several prominent business travelers and social arrivals. Notables include Miss Geraldine Thompson heading to New York and Mrs. Lloyd Pugh hosting a Tallahassee visitor. Equipment and furniture ads appear for Roy Truitt plumbing and Empire Furniture Store.
Mentho Sulphur Claims Help For Skin Troubles
A noted skin specialist touts Mentho Sulphur as a quick cure for eczema and itching. The sulphur preparation is said to destroy germs and soothe skin from the first application, healing rashes and blotches. Bowles Mentho Sulphur is sold like a cold cream by druggists.
New York Baseball Bribery Probe Opens
New York officials open a bribery probe into the attempted bribery of Philadelphia shortstop Henfe Sand during a game in New York last season. Jimmy O Connell demanded immunity before testifying. other figures include Casey Dolan and Leslie M O Connor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leslie M. O’connor
Kengsaw M. Landis
Casey Dolan
New York Giants
Henfe Sand
Philadelphia National League Baseball
Jimmy O’connell
Dolan
O'Connell
Brothers
Emil Yde
Pittsburgh Pirates
William A
Bill) Cunningham
Giant
Boston Braves
Ross Young
Giants
Frank Frisch
George Kelly
Cunningham
O’connell
Arthur Fletcher
Philadelphia Nationals
Sand
Johnny Couch
Texas
San Francisco
Jimmy O'Connell
Joseph McInerny
McInerny
Banton
Margurite Rouse Born to Mr and Mrs Philip Rouse
The Rouse family celebrate the arrival of a daughter on Magnolia Avenue. Margurite Rouse is welcomed at their home. The note mentions the couple temporarily located while the old stand is remodeled two doors west of Dodge Service Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Butler
Mrs
Jim Mason
Luzenna
New York
West Dodge
Philip Rouse
Magnolia Avenue
Margurite Rouse
Dollar couple extend thanks after bereavement
Mr and Mrs J T Dollar express gratitude for kindness shown during their bereavement and their daughter Ann Ruth illness. They say the many acts of love will be long remembered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Ruth
J. T. Dollar
Community appeals for flood relief cloths at Newton
A Newton relief drive is organized by Mrs. Moore and a committee including Mrs. Roscoe Luke and Miss Patty Mash to collect clothing and bedding. The old Citizens Banking Trust Co building will receive donations Saturday 10 am to 6 pm. F B Harris Co. will transport the supplies to Newton Tuesday morning.
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Newton
Moore
Roscoe Luke
Henry Mash
Roy Hill
Homer Williams
Pattie Mash
Frank Speight
Herbert Murphy
Old Citizens Banking & Trust Co
F. B. Harris Company
Mrs Wade’s Daughter Heads to Cleveland on Private Car
Mrs Green daughter of Mr J H Wade leaves with friends on the private car Chicago for Cleveland tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Green
J. H. Wade
Chicago
Cleveland
Silly Ads Spark Slips and Substitutions in Town
A quirky ad column hints how missteps and banana peels lead to downfall while people slip in The Commercial Bank yet stay balanced. It notes Miss becoming Mrs, parlor changes, and furniture buys from Watt House. A misfiring ex-laborer in bridge spits on his hand, with aLine about Louis H. Jerger and a note on honest tea and groceries by John Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watt House Furnishing Co
Louis H. Jerger
Women dash fashion tips from local ads
A dated column mocks vanity with quick remedies. The Central Pharmacy sells makeup essentials while Mrs. J H Spence Millinery Shoppe promises hat repair. Hemstitching and pleating services are offered. A noted penny wise tale compares changing money to dry cleaning. The piece ends with an advertisement tease for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Spence
Weather Forecast and Early Chief Justices Mentioned
Thomasville forecast notes frost risk and warming trend for Saturday with a 48 degree high yesterday. The item also recalls Georgia Supreme Court history naming Joseph Henry Lumpkin as first Chief Justice 1846 to 1867, Hirman Warner 1867 to 1868, and Joseph E. Brown 1868 to 1871.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Joseph Henry Lumpkin
Georgia Supreme Court
Hirman Warner
Joseph E. Brown
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Anson
Tinctive Merchandise
Louis Steyerman & Sons
Wayren
Kos
J. O. Baxley
Joe Goldberg
Ren
H. Goldstein, Jr
J. H. Drake
W. H. Burch & Son
Coppage Fruit Co
Corsaer
Madison
Jackson Streets
Wales
Sea J. B. Watkins & Co
Fairview
C. T. Gandy
Thomasville Cycle Co
J. R. Shumate, Jr
Empire State Whip Co
Mfra
Windsor
N. Y
Empire Furniture Store
J. B. Lockhart
Sunbury, N. C
L. C. Chastain
F. F. Fort
Americus
M. D. Lyon
Albany
J. W. Feldger
Jacksonville
Mr. R. KE. Moran
Atlanta
Mr. Boykin Harrison
Coolidge
S. J. McElory
Camilla
G. R. Wamber
Fitzgerald
Roy Truitt
W. Imp
H. C. Schall
T. D. Cook
Savannah
Mr. H. Nicholson
George Jones
Tiree
Lampoon
B. F. Overall
Valdosta
W. T. Doty
S. W. van Landingham
A. A L. McGwier
Dothan
Will Hopkins
R. T. Manley
Jack Webb
J. O. Baxiey
Geraldine Thompson
Lew Thompson
A. J. McKinnon
Boston
Helen Leg
Tallahassee, Fla
Lloyd Pugh
Lan
Young Street
Jimmie Sparks
E. H. Smith
Ford
T. D. Dunn, Jr
Dunn
Waldorf
New Russell Hotel
North Crawford Street
Club
Gray Hoffman
Parkersburg
W. Va
Wheeling
Alley Futch
J. T. Culpepper
J. T. King
Jim Culpepper
Messrs
Mercer
Hoffman
Mulray
John Dixon
Eissed
Mini
Sunbeam Oyster
Libby
Alaska
Ebrazo
Weather Report
The
United States Weather Bureau
Nantetais Bennn
Vestetary
Grand Theatre Tonight
Amv Minstrels
Chas.sim Vermont
Jordanhank Waite
Grand Theatre
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