Engagement of Miss Mary Russell Hargrave
Mrs. and Walter D. Hargrave announce the engagement of Miss Mary Russell Hargrave to Robert Oliver Hargrave of Ripon Wisconsin. The couple plan a early summer wedding. Miss Hargrave has served the local school system as a respected teacher and is well regarded in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter D. Hargrave
Tichreister
Mary Russell Hargrave
Robert Oliver Hargrave
Rippi
Wisconsin
Hargrave
Ripon
Thomasville
Thomasville Public graduates 74 in 1931 commencement
The Thomasville Public Schools held baccalaureate services at St. Thomas Episcopal Church. Rev. Robb White Jr. led the sermon as 74 members of the class of 1931 attended at 8:30. The following Tuesday at 8:00 PM the music students of Miss Terrell and Miss Newman will present their annual recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Robb White Jr
Terrell and
Newman
White
Robb White
Episcopal Church
Negro Man Oscar Ponder Dies in Field Near Duren Place
Oscar Ponder, a Black man working in a field on the Duren Place near the city, fell dead Friday morning. Officers called, coroner's jury planned but abandoned after witnesses testified he had long heart trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Ponder
Duren Place
Revival Prayer Meetings Set Across City This Week
Rev W C Taylor announces four nightly revival prayer services at 8:30 p m beginning Sunday at First Baptist Church with locations across Center City South of Jackson Street McLaughlin Heights East End Fletcherville Fairview Carroll Hill and more inviting neighbors to attend via host homes through Friday June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Taylor
First Baptist Church
Center of City
Jackson Street
C. M. Robinson
North
Crawford Street
Ida Price
Hickory Apartment
North Dawson
M. E. Pinson
North Madison Street
J. W. Horne
North Broad Street
R. L. Autry
East Jackson Street
N. C. Douglas
South Love Street
L. Cheshire
Hansell Street
Joe Massey
Smith
Avenue
McLaughlin Heights
J. M. Livingston
Kern Street
W. F Clark
Cecil Street
A. B. Clark
East End
Memphis Cotton Seed Futures Close Quiet in Memphis
Cotton seed futures in Memphis closed quiet with bids for June through January listed and no sales recorded. Cotton seed meal futures fell with bids shown for June to January and sales totaling 1100 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Large graduating class at McIntyre Park High School
Miss Taylor's expression pupils give a Tuesday recital in the auditorium at eight thirty. Friday evening the East Side auditorium hosts commencement exercises where graduates will receive diplomas. It is the largest class in the public schools here with final exams ongoing and some students likely to attend summer school to complete credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Taylor
East Side
Diplo- McIntyre Park High School
Funeral Rites For Willia P Evers Held At Grady
Funeral services for William Pryor Evers were held at Grady County with Elder H Godwin of Barwick officiating. The procession included bearers E S Boyette Olin Sherrod W H Rene Van Landingham and C M Joye. Evers born June 18 1859 in Thomas County lived in Grady County most his life and died after a brief illness at Archbold Memorial Hospital. He leaves a large family including seven children and numerous grandchildren with Myrtle and Miranda surviving. many friends attended and paid tribute to his devout Christian life. Virginia Bracey to Louis Mazer marriage announced in Guntersville Alabama. Baccalaureate address by Rev White at Thomasville High School with a capacity crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willia Pryor Evers
Imerican
Rawls Cernetary
Grady County
H. Godwin
Barwick
Messrs
E. S. Boyette
Olin Sherrod
W. H. Rene van Landingham
C. M. Joye
B C. Blanton
Godwin
Primitive Baptist Church
Mr. Evers
William Pryor Evers
William
Margaret Lewis Evers
Thomas County
Florence Singlétary
Miranda Yates
J. R. Evers
Lee, Fla
J. F. Massey
Thomasville
D. O. Evers
Greenville
Fla
J. A. Sherrod
Mayo, Fla
W. W. Evers
J. M. Morris
Miami
L. R. Evers
Avon Park
Dan Gwaltney
Winter Park
R. J. Evers
Birmingham
Ala
Doss
Will Collins
Evers
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Child Killed in Crash Near Pavo Sunday
Martha Louise Gillis three year old daughter of former Senator Jim Gillis of Soperton died in an automobile crash near Pavo. The Gillis car overturned after colliding with Dan Humphrey’s vehicle. Both cars were badly damaged and no other occupants were seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavo
Martha Louise Gillis
Jim Gillis
Soperton
Gillis
Poultry and Dairy Prices Reported in Major Markets
New York and Chicago market notes show varied prices for poultry meats and dairy products. Poultry dressed in New York range from 12 to 41 cents per pound depending on cut and freshness, while Chicago butter and eggs prices reflect steady creamery and graded firsts with current receipts and storage values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Poultry Prices Reported In Market Data
Chicago market bulletin lists poultry prices for June 1 with live fowl markets showing broilers at 21 to 24 cents per pound, fowls 18 to 21, roosters 12, turkeys 20 to 23, spring ducks 18 to 22, old ducks 16, geese 12, and car and truck movements noted as 1 car and 16 trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Poultry
New York
Chicago
Flyers
Roosters
New York Butter and Cheese Market Summary
New York market data shows butter supplies steady with production up 6 086 pounds and creamery prices higher. Butter quality ranges from extra to fancy with scores around 88 to 91. Cheese production totals 142 771 pounds with state milk flats holding at 12 to 14 and held prices to 21 to 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eggs market report from New York trading New York June 1
New York egg market updates show unsettled prices for regular packed eggs with mixed colors. Heavy 2014 21 and 31 34 prices noted with variations for extra first and seconds levels and regional henhouse outputs in nearby western districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wheat and oil futures and cash grain quotes
St Louis cash grain prices show No 2 red wheat at 80 and No 2 yellow corn at 56. Oats at 28 to 28. Rates for wheat and corn futures for July and September listed. New York cotton seed oil futures show prime summer yellow at 6.50 and crude 6.76 to 6.00 with July 6.70 and September 6.63.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
New York
Cotton Seed Oil
Chicago
Burley
New Orleans Spot Cotton Opens Quiet with Decline
New Orleans June 1 spot cotton closing quiet with a 25 point drop. Sales 213 bales. Low middling 7.27, middling 8.27, good middling 8.77. Receipts 1,813. stock 665,146.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Liverpool Cotton Market Quiet as Prices Decline
In Liverpool on June 1 spot cotton fell by two points with American grades lead the sale. Prices ranged from strict good middling 6.53 to good ordinary 3.83, and sales reached 4,000 bales, 3,000 of which were American. Receipts totaled 12,000 with 3,700 American. Futures closed quiet with July at 4.63 and May at 4.96.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ave
New Orleans
Liverpool
Turpentine and Rosin Totals From Savannah Market
Savannah, June 1. Turpentine markets show sales 41 52, receipts 639, shipments 674, stock 24 010. Rosin firm with sales 331, receipts 1 991, shipments 3 660, stock 177 183. Quoted prices list several grades with mixed figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah Turpentine
Savannah
In Memory of William Clayton Bond Official Minutes
Official minutes report a death notice for William Clayton Bond aged nineteen and a half, with obituary reflections on his health decline and funeral details at Ochlocknee Missionary Baptist Church. The document then records a May 26 1931 county commissioners session approving road work contracts for Thomasville Moultrie road and related equipment decisions.
Visitors in the city and nearby towns this morning
Alan Reynolds spent the morning in the city. H. Morgan of Atlanta is in town on a business visit. W. T. Pace of the A C L railway is in town briefly. M. D. Black of Dothan is here on business. Mrs. C. M. Robinson has returned after visiting friends. Annie Laurie Macey returns to Moultrie from Montgomery after visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Reynolds
8. H. Morgan
Atlanta
W. T Pace
The
A. C. L. Railway
M. D. Black
Dothan
C. M. Robinson
Moultrie
Annie Laurie Macey
Montgomery
Wallace Calvert
D. C. Pound
Birmingham
Weekend Visitors Trace Echoes of Busy Personalities
Saturday and Friday personals list visitors and residents including J Pantelo of Philadelphia W D Britt of Birmingham Joe Flamm of Atlanta E Lippman of Tallahassee Q H Chamblain of New York Wallace Calvert of Atlanta R B Dickey returning from Florida W C Lambert back from Atlanta and Chattanooga Bob Silva to return from Washington and Lee College A J Owens moving to Boston Helen Pittman home from Florida State College for Women S J Gillard of Jacksonville B M Lundy of Atlanta W L West of Columbus C A Stanford of Atlanta D C Pound of Birmingham J W Sayers of Jacksonville W B Webb of Williston with Mrs George O Holmes and Mr Olof Holmes visiting Raydon Mays
Sisters receive Benjamin Franklin engravings for graduation
Two Thomasville High School graduates were given engraved pictures of Benjamin Franklin. The steel engravings, printed by the U S Bureau of Engraving and Printing, bore the United States Treasurer signature as on hundred dollar bills but had no autograph. The gifts are viewed as more useful than ordinary pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville High School
Benjamin Franklin
United States Bureau of Engraving and Printing
United States
Treasury Department
Franklin
Showdown in Truck Mayor Clears Two Vendors in Court
Mayor Hay dismissed both cases against two truck vendors who parked on Broad and Washington streets after a city council meeting. Police and another witness said goods were displayed and sold from the trucks. The stand, at the same location as prior business, prompted arrests to test an ordinance banning street vending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Court House
Pittman
State Highway Department
Thomasville- Moultrie
Vaughn
Mr. Vaughn
E. W
R.W. McMillan
State Highway Board of Georgia
Thomas County
Thomasville-Moultrie
Georgia
E. W. McMillan
Hardy
W. J. Taylor
The
Tax Assessors
Lacy
Bank of Boston
Heeth
Council
Bradshaw
Boston
J. F. Pittman
S. L. Heald
Hay
Broad
Washington
Miss Jarrell
J. B. Edwards
Card of Thanks for Clayton Bond
The Bond family expresses gratitude to friends for illness support and flowers after the death of Clayton Bond. Special thanks go to those who visited in time for him to enjoy them and for prayers. Signed by Mr and Mrs W Leonard Bond Nell Bond Earle Bond Emmett Bond Kenneth Bond Mrs J C Burnam Mrs W M Bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Bond
W. Leonard Bond
Nell Bond
Earle Bond
Emmett Bond
Kenneth Bond
J. C. Burnam
W. M. Bond
Cotton Future To Be Considered At Atlanta Meeting
Georgia groups convene June 3 in the Senate Chamber to discuss expanding cotton use and restoring profits. The Georgia Division plans militant action to boost cotton in bags, drapery, furnishings, paper, twine, and more to end low prices and overproduction. The meeting is led by Mrs. L O Freeman with Commissioner Eugene Talmadge and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
Georgia Division
Senate
State Capitol
Chambers of Commerce
Women's Organizations
Civic Clubs
Farmers— America
Bates
Association For
L. O. Freeman
5Th District Federation of Woman's Clubs
Eugene Talmadge
B. Howard Keenan, JR
Forbes J. B. Bedingfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pamyphlia
Abn Andam Lincol
Atlanta Constitution
John B. Gordon
Abraham Lincoln
T. M. McIntosh
Elizabeth Hopkins
Admiral Semmes
General Headquarters
Henry Mahler
Washington and Lee Lekington
Henry Richard Ér, Sr
R. Mahler
Washington and Lee University
le Chapel
Tusday
Frank O. Lowden
Mindy
Mahler
Washington and Lee
Alpha Sigma Honotary Minglish Society
Chuir
Gapren
Columbus Banker
Charles J. Meredith
Columbus
W. B. Cochran
Merédith
George C. Wodgruff
Muscogee County
Highway Commission
John R. Phillips
Meredith
Woodruff
Union
Unity Church
Thomas A. Taylor
R. G. Jackson
B. B. Earle
Baptist Sunday School Convention
Coolidge
Thomas County Baptist Association
Coolidge Baptist Church
P. Hart
J. W. Evans
W. J. Chisholm
J. Gorham Garrison
R. J. O'Bryan
Geo. W. Andrews
Ochlocknee
Coolidge Sunday School
Park Avenue
Ed Cochran
South Broad Street
H. H. Vann
Metcalfe Avenue
M. R. Sandlin
Park Front
Fletcherville
H. L. Kelly
Bartow Street
R. E. Chastain
Fletcher Street
E. S. Hines
Seixas Street
A. J. Pittman
Fairview
C. E. Sanders
Campbell Street
C. E. Davis
Fleming Street
Carroll Hill
W. H. McCall
W. L. Colvin
G. H Owens
Funeral Roe ME
W. P. Evers
Shepherd Bracey
Monsel Bracey
Virginia
Louis Mazer
Shepherd
Guntersville
Alabama
Miss Bracey
Gray, Ga
Mrs. Shepherd Will
Gadsden
Andy
Téddy
William Clayton Bond
Clayton
Ochlocknee Cemetery
Alice Bond
Herbert Bond
Ochlocknee Missionary Baptist Church
Ochlocknee’ High School
Lowell Clark
Andy Garrison
Leroy Reeves
Chester Cooper
Ralph Cooper
Charles Hancock
Earle
Emmett
Cordele
Ochlocknee, Ga
Heavenly Mansion
Gabriel
Wiliam Clayton Bond
Sole Cardui
Thedford
J. Pantelo
Philadelphia
W. D. Britt of
Joe Flamm
Mr. E. Lippman of
Tallahassee
Q. H. Chamblain
R. B. Dickey
Florida
W. C. Lambert
Chattanooga
Bob Silva
Washington and Lee College
A. J. Owens
Helen Pittman
Florida State College For Women
S.J. Gillard
Jacksonville
B. M. Lundy
W. L. West
Mr. C. A. Stanford
J. W. Sayers
City
W.b.webb
Williston
George O. Holmes
Olof Holmes
Mrs
Raydon Mays
Underwood Agt
Albany, Ga
Forsyth Street
N. W
Meigs
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!