New Job Scramble on the Beachfront Tale continues
Derek quarrels on the fishing barge and shifts to a tram job while Jan bonds with him through chores. Rose drapes herself in glamour as Lance and Norma grapple with romance and money worries. Jan confronts Derek's shifting loyalties amid a tense beach community scene.
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Norma
Lenore
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Battle at Browns Under Dor Sell Innoctor Business Card
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Dirt relish becomes oil pool hint in Hoover speech
Tulsa residents heckle Herbert Hoover Jr as he describes a new oil search method. An oil company director notes the idea could allow backyard dirt samples to indicate subsurface pools. Hoover’s Pasadena office scene shows many unprotected soil containers awaiting study.
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City Offices and Agencies Listing
Cairo area listings show police call fire department light plant hospital sheriff s office post office city hall and other offices numbered 172 290 303 134 with Jimmie Strange of Times Enterprise Distributor noted.
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Cairo Churches Methodist Schedule Change
William Ts. McTier pastor at Cairo churches announces service times for Sunday. Church School and Morning Worship begin at 1 a.m. Epworth League at 6:45 p.m. Evening Worship at 7:30 p.m. aligns with summer schedule.
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Epworth League Meeting
O of the Young People
Wilburn S. Smith Pastor Preaches Sundays and Wednesdays
Wilburn S. Smith, pastor, holds Sunday School at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 a m with a sermon The Final Faith. Evening worship at 7 30 p m features a sermon Strategy in Resisting Wrong. Midweek prayer is Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
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Latimer Thomas L. Latimer dies in Cairo funeral Sunday
Thomas Lee Latimer died at his Cairo home after a month long illness. Funeral services will be Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Baptist church with Rev. Wilburn Smith officiating and burial in Cairo Cemetery. He was born October 18, 1865 in Alabama and lived near Cairo 28 years after moving from Bradenton Florida. Surviving are his wife seven children two stepchildren eleven grandchildren and a brother. Funeral arrangements handled by Forsyth Brothers Funeral Home.
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Thomas Lee Latimer
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Baptist Church
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Fla
Louie F. Latimer
Gainesville
Jesse
Alto Hundley
A. J. Hundley
Forsyth Brothers Funeral Home
Vacation Bible School Opens at Cairo Presbyterian Church
Cairo Ga June 1 Annual Vacation Bible School at the Cairo Presbyterian Church opens Monday June 3 with sessions each weekday for two weeks from 830 to 1100 am Pupils are grouped by departments each led by named volunteers Beginners Mrs A A Clifford Mrs John Dolan Kathryn Shaw Primary Mrs L M Dyal Mrs W Cook Miss Madge LeGette Miss Blanch Tilly Woodward Miss Nell Kriechhbaum Juniors Mrs Avah Reagan Mrs Byron Shaw Miss Mabel Harrison Intermediates Mrs T F Harlow Mrs Claude Baldwin Mrs Bob Harrison Mrs A A McNeill Handicraft Mrs Clayton Baker Boys and girls invited to attend
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Cairo
Cairo Presbyterian Church
A. A. Clifford
John Dolan
T. F. Harlow
Claude’ Baldwin
Bob Harrison
A. A. McNeill
Clayton Baker
Camp Bearden and others head to visits in Tennessee and Georgia
CAIRG personals note Mr and Mrs H F Bearden depart for Shelbyville Tennessee for ten days with relatives. Mrs Cullen Whigham and Neal visit Chatanooga Tennessee. Woody Mizell returns from Gordon Junior College to spend summer with parents. Mrs L S Rentz and son arrive from Miami Florida to visit, plan to go to Bay City then Athens for University of Georgia graduation. Miss Sue Maxwell visits sister Mrs A B Reynolds before teaching in Birmingham Schools. Mrs Homer Allen and son Jimmy leave for Griffin to visit relatives. Miss Hopsie Martin leaves for Geneva Alabama after staying with sister Mrs A B Kelly.
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Jimmy
Griffin
Hopsie Martin
Geneva
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A. B. Kelly
Local residents announce travels and graduations
Miss Vera Driver left Tuesday to visit relatives in Waycross after completing a year of work in local schools. Mrs. Bill Graham returned to Conyers Georgia with her sister Miss Teel Tyson. Miss Clifford Arline came home from Cuthbert to spend the summer after teaching there. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. VanLandingham and children Billy and Beth are in Kingston North Carolina for a few days and to attend Bobby Van Landingham’s Wingate Junior College graduation.
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Waycross
Bill Graham
Conyers
Teel Tyson
Clifford Arline
Cuthbert
University of Georgia
Athens
Mack Reynolds
Wendell Wight
Cairo
Daily Vacation Bible School Starts at Cairo Methodist Church
Cairo Georgia June 1 The Daily Vacation Bible School at the Methodist church opens Monday morning for two weeks from 9 to 1 with worship study recreation and activities each day. Leaders for departments include Beginners Mrs J A Pope Primary Mrs Wright Brannon Juniors Mrs J R Walker Intermediates Mrs Wayne Walker Parents of children ages 4 to 16 are urged to attend with them.
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J. A. Pope
Wright Brannon
J. R. Walker
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Miss Lyda Dell Waters Weds Gaston Kirbo
Cairo Georgia June 1 A marriage of social interest joined Miss Lyda Dell Waters and Gaston Kirbo of Bainbridge in a quiet May 20 ceremony at the home of Ordinary Gussie S McManeus. The bride daughter of Mrs Lyda Waters is widely favored and both families are prominent in state religious social and civic life. Mr Kirbo is the son of the Decatur County Superior Court clerk.
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Lyda Dell Waters
Gaston Kirbo
Bainbridge
Gussie S. McManeus
Lyda Waters
State
Erbo
Decatur County
Lausanne man races to build world’s smallest motor
M Huguenin of Tour de Peilz competes with himself in the quest for the world’s smallest electrical engine. Last year he showed a 16 gram motor in a matchbox at the Swiss National Exhibition. Now at 45 he has a six gram motor in a jeweler’s pearl and hopes to do even better.
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Tour-de-Peilz
M. Huguenin
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