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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1930
Page
7
Four local banks will be closed all day tomorrow in observance of Jefferson Davis birthday, a state holiday proclaimed by Governor Hardman. The notice lists the closure across banks in Thomasville and nearby towns.
The Thomasville High School graduates heard a commencem ent sermon at the Methodist church with Rev. C. M. Meeks delivering a sermon titled Little Lessons for Large Living. He spoke on four needs for success preparedness progress prudence and persistence. A large capacity congregation attended and the event inspired the graduates. An Expression recital by Miss Nancy Pearl White pupils is scheduled for McIntyre Park High School auditorium tonight.
The Fulton County grand jury began an inquiry into the April 24 slaying of John G. Williamson, a railroad clerk, whose body lay in Mrs. Harry H. Bell yard. Mrs Bell testified she killed Williamson thinking him a burglar. her husband was away at the time. The coroner’s jury ruled self defense but urged continued investigation.
St Louis defeated Philadelphia 6 to 2 in an NL game. Hollahan and Wilson doubled as Colling and Davis handled relief duties. Hafey hit a solo home run for the visitors.
Washington June 2 Grover C Curtis Richard A Bailey Laurie Harrison and Lee G McArthur were convicted with six others in Savannah Georgia for conspiracy to smuggle liquor into southern Georgia and were denied Supreme Court review. A ship master today lost in an attention to hate the Supreme Court.
The first harvest to reach this office was a twelve and a half pound Tom Watson watermelon brought in by Mr. Jim Williams from his Patten area farm. Williams cultivates six acres of melons and reports good crop progress but notes drought has slowed growth and rain is needed.
A Memphis auto train crash death report about Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Welch from Nesbit Miss was corrected confirming Welch was a brother of Mrs. S. P. Doss Jr. of Thomasville. The Times Enterprise notes the inadvertent error and provides the correction.
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