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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1939

Page

6

UD Chandler to in Yankees in ten days

Dan Chandler former University of Georgia athlete and New York Yankee pitcher hopes to rejoin the world championship club in about ten days. A broken ankle from March sidelined him during spring training. his doctor said he could begin light activity now and after a few weeks of exercise he should be able to pitch again.

UD Chandler Yankees Thens Spurn Chandler University Georgia Rk Yankee Ile Georgia Letie Field Chandler Yankee

Meagher Signs Three Year Auburn Football Contract

Auburn Alabama June 1 Marine Jack Meagher will direct Auburn football through 1943 after signing a three year contract extending to Sept 1 1943 He arrived from Rice Institute in 1934 and his current deal runs to Sept 1 1940 He has built teams known for tough schedules and national caliber play from Auburn’s male student body of about 2500

Auburn Ala Jack Meagher Meagher Rice Institute L. N. Duncan

Smokies Down Crackers to Push Southern League Standings

Knoxville's Smokies defeated the Atlanta Crackers 8 to 3 for their third straight win and moved into fourth place. Rookie pitcher Clare Bertram, 21, held the Crackers to six hits with catcher Norman Kies guiding the defense in a rain-shortened schedule.

Associated Press Knoxville Smokies Southern Association Atlanta Crackers Birmingham Barons Crackers Clare Bertram Norman Kies Bertram

Columbus Jumps From Fourth to Second in Sally League

Augusta Ga June 1 Columbus the South Atlantic League second division survivor rose to second by beating Greenville 9 to 4 as Jacksonville fell 3 to 1 to Spartanburg and Columbia edged Macon 7 to 6 Savannah shutout Augusta 12 to 0 as Bill Jeffcoat limited the Tigers to six hits with four strikeouts. Norman Merrill of Spartanburg pitched well against Jacksonville despite the loss.

Augusta Columbus Jacksonville Macon Greenville Tars Spartanburg Columbia Tigers Savannah Bill Jeffcoat Norman Merrill Eddie Jabb

Bainbridge forms Oak Tree Girl Scout troop with Lions support

In Bainbridge Georgia the Lions Club sponsors a new Girl Scout troop named Oak Tree. Thirty five girls ages ten to thirteen form four patrols Acorn Fluffy Duffy Lightning Cherokee with Ruth Gragg elected senior patrol leader and Lubica Zackert as assistant. First meeting May 26 at the Scout cabin featured tours, songs, games and patrol assignments. Plans include uniforming and tenderfoot tests in four weeks.

Bainbridge Lions Club City of Oaks Ruth Gragg Lubica Zackert

Club Entertained By Mrs J D Bower In Bainbridge

Mrs Jack D Bower hosted her club and guests at her Bainbridge Georgia home on West Street. The room featured garden flower arrangements while games of rubbers yielded visitor high to Mrs John M Simmons and club high to Mrs J W Castleberry. Dainty sandwiches and iced tea were served. Participants included Meldam Jack D Gray L W Willis Frank S Jones John M Simmons J A Grimsley J W Castleberry and Laurel H Tonge.

Meldam Jack D. Gray L. W. Willis Frank S. Jones John M. Simmons J. A. Grimsley J. W. Castleberry Laurel H. Tonge

Mrs Frank S Jones Hosts Bridge Club Party

Bainbridge Ga June 1 a social highlight yesterday afternoon was a bridge party hosted by Mrs Frank S Jones at the Callahan Hotel. Roses gladiolas and lemon lilies adorned the parlor while bridge tables were set. High score for the afternoon went to Mrs L W Willis and visitor's high to Mrs John Simmons. A salad course with ice tea was served and nasturtiums graced each plate. Guests included Mesdames Owen W Fields Jack D Gray J A Grimsley John A Simmons Wallace Ashley L W Willis J E Willis Wesley Callahan Lloyd Rich M A Ehrlich Herbert Nussbaum and T L Smith.

Bainbridge Frank S. Jones Callahan Hotel L. W. Willis John Simmons

Spartan homer drives in two in sixth

A homer by a Spartan with two on base in the sixth produced the team’s only runs in the game, delivering a limited scoring rally but sealing the loss for the visitors.

Bainbridge Public Service Contacts List Unclear Text

Water Works and city offices appear with phone references. Includes Sheriff Police Fire Mayor City Clerk Bainbridge Hospital Riverside Hospital Lawton Jones Times Enterprise District and scattered numbers. Text is fragmented with no clear events or dates.

Bainbridge Hospite Riverside Hospital Lawton Jones Times- Enterprise District

Bainbridge Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits and Graduations

Mrs. Lester A Friedman illness noted as friends wish for recovery. Miss Margaret Conger returns from Panama City Florida. Mrs. Robert How ell Mrs. Julian Kwilecki and Mrs. Lewis Cliett travel to Atlanta. Lenard Brown and Jones Brown Smith graduate Gordon Institute Barnesville. Mrs. E J Perry illness noted. Mrs. Walter Perry attends Georgia Military Academy graduation in College Park. American Legion to sponsor June 9 home dance with Bob Shaw orchestra at Community House. admission one dollar per couple.

Bainbridge Lester A. Friedman Margaret Conger Panama City Fla Ruby Harris the Cove Hotel Atlanta Robert Y. Howell Julian Kwilecki Lewis Cliett College Park John O. Perry Tampa Georgia Military Academy American Legion Bob Shaw Bob Dixie

Alabama Boys to Practice at Running State

Montgomery Alabama June 1 nearly 200 youths from across the state will participate in the Alabama Boys State a 10 day citizenship training sponsored by the American Legion Lagoon Park near Montgomery will host the event with a simulated government including a governor legislature and departmental chiefs expenses for the boys covered by American Legion posts and civic groups at the opening dinner tonight.

Montgomery Ala Alabama American Legion Lagoon Park

Georgia Seeks Bids for Madison Street Paving Project 1939

The State Highway Board of Georgia announces sealed proposals for 0.494 miles of concrete paving on Madison Street in Thomasville Thomas County as part of Federal Aid Project 99 C 2 Ext. Bids close June 16 1939 at 10 a m Central Daylight Time. The contract covers labor materials equipment and related work with extensive quantities listed including grading drainage pipes culverts and concrete paving. Bidders must meet licensing wage and bonding requirements and submit proposals on regular forms with a certified bid bond and plan to inspect plans at designated offices.

County OF Thomas State Highway Board of Georgia Capitol Square Atlanta Madison Street Thomasville Fin’ Thomas County Thomasville-Pelham Road Calhoun Street Cassidy Street Fed Thomas County State Highway Department State Highway Board Fitzgerald Board of County Commissioners United States Georgia State of Georgia Department of Industrial Relations Licensing Board For W. L. Miller J. L. Gillis H. H. Watson

Roosevelt Cold Keeps Him From White House Dance

President Roosevelt misses the annual White House dance with Mrs. Roosevelt due to a slight cold that has troubled him for several days, keeping him away from newspapermen and guests.

White House Washington President Roosevelt Mrs. Roosevelt

Mrs Willis Class Hosts Shower for Daisy Glenn Johnson

In Meigs Georgia on June 1 Mrs T J Willis and the Baptist Sunday School class hosted a surprise kitchen shower at Mrs Willis west Marshall Street apartment for Daisy Glenn Johnson the bride elect of the upcoming fall. Chinese checkers provided entertainment and Miss Miriam Brightwell and Miss Frances Spence presented a basket of kitchen utensils. A delicious salad course with grape juice was served. About thirty guests attended from six to seven.

Meigs News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Health

Mrs W W Davis visited her husband at Archbold Memorial Hospital in Thomasville where he recently had surgery. Lougenia Davis and Pauline Carter, staying with Miss Helen Johnson in Live Oak Florida, plan to return Monday. Brinson Willis of Atlanta and J C Clifton Jr of Atlanta were in town on business. Clinton Cooper of Pelham and Roy Pope of Raleigh visited Meigs this week.

Meigs W. W Davis Archbold Memeorial Hospital Thomasville Lougenia Davis Pauline Carter Helen Johnson Live Oak Fla Miss Johnson Brinson Willis Atlanta Camilla J. C. Clifton, Jr Clinton Cooper Pelham Roy Pope Raliegh N.C

Mrs Roosevelt Hosts Guests at White House Summer Reception

In a White House gathering last night capital elites and their wives attended as Mrs. Roosevelt greeted each guest. Extreme heat sent many guests to walk the terraces and lawns lit with colored lanterns while a buffet supper followed at midnight. She wore a cotton dress in yellow beige and brown tones.

Capital

Roosevelt and Queen Elizabeth Meet in Cotton Dress Discussion

A secretary’s note praises attention to woolen dresses worn by Mrs. Roosevelt and Queen Elizabeth at their upcoming meeting. He suggested cotton deserved a boast as well, noting Mrs. Wallace attended the dance in a cotton dress and stockings.

Wallace Mrs. Roosevelt Queen Elizabeth

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