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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1935
Page
8
Alison learns Daphne wrong about Dr Lumley alias Guy Lumley and rushes to confront him. A street accident delays her pursuit as Guy aids a hurt child, prompting Alison to confront reality and reveal her feelings to her father and Daphne amid a tense family evening.
Buckingham Palace bulletin says King George is mildly indisposed with a cold and remains indoors. The notice, issued during jubilee season and three days before his 70th birthday, stresses the illness is slight and not serious and that the king continues his work.
The Methodist church led by Pastor Jos S Cook offers 10:00 a m Sunday School with a warm welcome, 11:15 a m worship including the Lord's Supper, 6:30 p m evening service with a sermon, 7:15 p m Young People's Conference, and 8:00 p m Wednesday prayer meetings. The study topic is What Methodists Believe.
Miss Evelyn Lewis leads Sunday School at 10 with M H Goodwin supervising. Baraca and Junior Baraca classes taught by Lee E Kelly and J K Harper respectively. The Friendship Class for young women meets at 11 10 with Mrs J Y Conn. Cradle Roll address by Rev W F Willingham follows. Baptist Training Union at 7 with L L Crosby and L D Ferguson. Illustrated Song Service at 8 by Evelyn Lewis. Midweek prayer Wednesday at 8.
The Church of the Nazarene led by Pastor Bruce B. Hall lists Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. with a Children’s Day Program, morning worship at 11:00, Junior Society at 4:30, Senior Y P S at 7:15, evangelistic service at 8:00, and mid week prayer at 8:00 Wednesday. Primitive Baptist Church led by Elder R H Barwick in Cordele offers Bible Class Sundays at 10:00 and preaching on the third Sunday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday with services Friday 7:30 p.m. and Saturday 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. all services.
Rev Robb White Jr rector leads St Thomas Episcopal Church with 10 00 a m church school and 11 00 a m Holy Communion service schedule.
The First Presbyterian Church lists Rev Anstey Moore as minister and a 10 a m church school with W F MacIntyre as superintendent. Rev M S McDonald will preach at the morning worship. No evening service. Women's auxiliary executive board meets Monday at 4 p m. 7 p m Young People's Vespers led by Mrs H R Mahler. 8 p m Wednesday Bible class with Rev John Minder as speaker.
Rev. Thos. A. Brennan, pastor in Albany, lists Mass times on the 1st and 2nd Sundays at 11 a.m. with Sunday School after Mass. Benediction at 5 p.m. Masses on the 3rd and 4th Sundays at 8 p.m. (82 m appears to be misread) and contact details.
Sunday services follow at 11 30 a m in the church edifice at Dawson and Washington streets with the subject Ancient and Modern Necromancy Alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism Denounced Reading room at 208 Williams Building North Broad Street offers Bible and Christian Science literature weekdays 10 am to 12 pm Readings and purchases available. Sunday School at 10 30 a m Wednesday testimonies at 8 30 pm.
Alva Bradley president of the Cleveland Indians prepared to grant Willie Kamm the unconditional release he requested. Willie Kamm and Walter Johnson met with baseball commissioner K M Landis in Chicago to resolve the dispute after Johnson sent Kamm home from a road trip. Landis offered no character concerns and Bradley signaled the issue was resolved though Johnson’s future with the team remained unsettled.
The Chattanooga Lookouts edged Atlanta 3 2 in a Southern Association clash as Paco Taitt hit a first inning homer and the Lookouts extended their lead. Memphis, Nashville, and other teams posted victories as the schedule shifted with multiple matchups across the league.
Major leaguers see dips in pace as leaders cling to high averages. Rollie Hemsley of the Browns rises to .352 after 13 hits in 30 at bats, while Joe Medwick of the Cardinals gains nine hits in 20 trips to lift his NL mark. Top AL and NL batters list includes Johnson, Foxx, Vaughan, Martin, Terry, Goodman, Mallon and others with strong totals.
Peggy Scriven of England, defending title holder, was eliminated in the French hard court championships semi final by Mme Rene Mathieu of France, 8-6 6-1. Mathieu delivered blistering drives and precise serves that Scriven could not counter, marking one of Mathieu's best matches.
Hollywood notes Greta Garbo travels in disguise aboard the Santa Fe Chief from Los Angeles to New York en route to a prolonged Maine Europe visit. Reporters chased the cross country departure, Garbo posing for cameras as she boarded the six year old limousine at Pasadena.
The speaker notes waivers were needed and not secured previously. Since a meeting, fifteen other major league clubs have waived, allowing them to grant the final request now.
For rent are comfortable rooms for men at 116 Siexas Street with a private bath.
Covington Kentucky June 1 Wich Gillie winner of the Santa Anita Derby is the likely favorite for the 53rd Latonia Derby and its 15000 added purse. Ten thoroughbreds are entered for the mile and a quarter classic with a fast track anticipated and former Kentucky Derby runners among the contenders. Gillie owned by Mrs Helen Hay Whitney to be ridden by Silvio Coucci carries top weight of 121 pounds.
A fierce blast leveled the front porch and badly damaged the Heidelberg College president Charles E. Miller's home in Tifton Ohio. He wife and daughter Gretchen slept inside and escaped unharmed as all house windows shattered. Nearby science hall windows at Heidelberg College also wrecked.
The Times Enterprise advertises TRADERS HAVEN at 218 W. Jackson St offering cheap furniture and home goods in good or fair condition with fixed regular prices. Items include rockers rugs ranges and lawn tools with low prices and repair services pledged. Police report mentions a blast damaged an area with a dynamite bomb, burned fuse found under a porch and statements from Police Chief Charles J. Mutchler.
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