Cemetery Cleaning At Bold Springs
Interested parties are requested to attend a general cemetery cleaning at Bold Springs Cemetery on Wednesday June 7. Bring lunches and plan to spend the day.
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1939
Page
7
Interested parties are requested to attend a general cemetery cleaning at Bold Springs Cemetery on Wednesday June 7. Bring lunches and plan to spend the day.
Rome reports the air ministry announced five airmen died in a military aircraft crash Monday near Pavia. Cause of the accident not yet determined.
Local junior speech students from Thornsville's East Side School presented a five o'clock recital under Miss Wilson. The program featured sketches and plays by first through sixth graders including The Dancing Class Flippery Flap The Brownie Bush and The Prickly Prince with multiple named cast members and student helpers.
A prom party for teenage boys and girls will be held Friday evening from eight to ten at Gordon Avenue Recreation Center 924 Gordon Avenue. Recreation leaders will chaperone and all teens are invited to attend for an evening of fun.
Mr and Mrs Wheeler announce the marriage of their daughter Jessie Lou to Mr Ran Jolph Bass. The ceremony was performed near Cairo on January 17. The groom is with the Georgia Packing Company and the couple will live at 120 College Street.
Banks to be closed Saturday in observance of Jefferson Davis birthday. Commercial Bank and Bank of Thomas Coutty urge customers to secure change and payrolls for Saturday business ahead of the holiday.
The executive board of the W M U of the First Baptist Church will hold its regular meeting tomorrow morning June 2 at 10 o'clock at the church.
Pupils of Mrs Ethel D Silva will perform in a musical recital Friday evening at 7 45 in the Wesley Memorial building of the Methodist church. The students have prepared for the concert and anticipate a delightful occasion.
The T. E. L. Class of the First Baptist Church will hold its monthly business meeting Friday night at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Wesley Chastain 105 S. Love St. All members are urged to attend.
Regular convocation of J. M. Rushing Chapter No. 23 Royal Arch Masons set for Thursday at 8 30 PM. All companions urged to attend. Also an aside touts Stegall's Pasteurized or Raw Milk as safe for children.
Mostly cloudy with scattered showers on Friday. Observation at 8 a m local meridian. Yesterday's high 104, low 49. This month’s extreme high 104, low 49. Precipitation 0.02 inches in last 24 hours and 9.40 inches since month start. Anomalies and totals noted for 42 years of records.
The German liner Saint Louis, carrying 917 German Jewish passengers denied entry to Cuba, awaits permission to land in Havana. Captain Crustav Schroeder postponed departures and vessels guard at sea ends while passengers face possible self harm acts.
The Thomasville U S Department of Agriculture office expands to cover cattle and calf markets in Kissimmee and surrounding zones in Alabama and Georgia. Daily hog reports will feed to Alabama, Georgia, and Florida outlets, with AP wire updates to southeast papers.
After six weeks Japan quits a Brazil based project to train 30 000 girls as brides for Japanese farmers in Manchukuo and Korea. Authorities say interest in a Brazilian brides school was too low and most girls favor stay closer to home in Japan or Manchukuo.
University of Louisville physicist Dr. Donald Bennett showcased a device on Belknap campus that uses a battery tin can photoelectric cell a revolving hole disc and an amplifier to play Old Black Joe and My Old Kentucky Home by directing a light beam onto the disc Mechanical impulses produce tones as light hits different holes and the amplifier makes the sound audible This exhibit was part of an engineers day display on campus.
Philadelphia officials use a WPA built plaster stand-in for the Liberty Bell as a travel risk substitute. The replica is two and a half times larger than the original and crafted from plaster spun on a wooden frame with large quantities of burlap wire and plaster parts.
Whitfield and Paulk announce the formation of the Whitfield Paulk Motor Co to open in Cairo this Saturday. The dealership will offer Dodge and Plymouth cars and trucks with a full line of accessories, parts, and an up to date service department.
Connie Mack, manager of the Philadelphia Athletics with over 69 years in baseball, was named manager of the American League team for the All Star Game at Yankee Stadium on July 11. President Harridge announced the choice at a Landis meeting, while Leo Hartnett of the Cubs was named NL manager.
A fragment lists pipe, 160 stove bolts, and large amounts of shellac, alcohol, graphite, lamp black and bronze indicating a supply or inventory note in the period.
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