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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1927
Page
2
Mr Hoffman will lead the music for revival services starting next Sunday at First Baptist Church in Thomasville. He is known locally for directing a prior meeting here two years ago and has worked with Rev. T F Callaway for two years. Two pianos will be used played by Mrs William Poole and Miss Lillian Butler.
Atlanta Georgia June 3 plans for Seeing Georgia Week June 11 19 proclaimed by Governor Walker are being organized statewide. The Atlanta Decatur motorcade to Macon on the 15th is expected to be a major event with numerous civic groups planning tours and receptions.
Mr. 8. J. Bell of Atlanta and Mr. M. C. Croft also visit here while Mr. J. J. Kane of Bainbridge and Mr. O. V. Horace of Waycross spend the day. Mrs. Eugene A. Stanley welcomes a daughter Betty at John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital on June first. James Doran of Brooksville Texas and J. P. Simon of Baltimore are in town. Mrs. Tip Lindsay visits Atlanta. Mrs. J. W. Horne and Mrs. F. L. Bradshaw of Boston shop here. Miss Rebecca Rabin graduates in Waycross. Miss Ida Bowman visits Mrs. Clyde Neel. DR. HOWARD THOMPSON Chiropractor-Phone 617.
Mr. William H. Binns returns Saturday from Mercer University in Macon where he studied this past year. Mrs. Ed Hitchcock and her daughter Elizabeth visit from Tallahassee for the weekend with Mrs. W. S. Anderson. Ben Ainsworth of Blakely attends the graduation tonight where son Heyward Ainsworth receives his diploma. Ruth Wilson, teaching in Middlesboro Ky, returns home before entering Peabody Institute in Knoxville Tenn.
Rev Callaway delivers engaging talk to Thomasville Kiwanis as the club joins a continent wide All Kiwanis Night at Memphis with 15 minute Zero Hour. Delegates Milner Smith and Sidney Steyerman plan telegraphic reports. WMC will broadcast the opening. The luncheon featured Billy Wolfson and Jack Cox while Seb Dekle introduced the speaker.
Mr. Robert Wilson arrives home from the Medical College at Augusta for a one week break and will spend the rest of his vacation as an Intern at Providence Hospital in Providence Rhode Island. Mr. and Mrs. A L Elkins of Lakeland Florida announce the birth of a nine pound baby boy named Alvie Leland Jr at the home of Mrs. Elkins' parents Mr. and Mrs. T S Baker.
Buffalo and Ort Erie Canada prepare for the opening of the 4.5 million Peace Bridge linking the United States and Canada. The bridge rests on Fort Porter land in Buffalo and near Fort Erie ruins in Canada, with tolls until construction costs are paid. The project recalls Alonzo Mather’s early land investment and is expected to open with high-profile dignitaries.
Hartford England reports Dr. C. E Shelly kept eggs as antiques for twenty years. He tested the old belief that eggs laid on Good Friday stay fresh a year without preservatives, noting no desire to eat them despite longevity.
Miss Olive Wills and Miss Annie Taylor staged a concert at Macintyre Park School auditorium with students from Thomasville High School. The program featured songs set to readings from A A Milne and a one act morality play The House of the Heart. Notable performers included Virginia Chism Norris Emily Speight Jackie Smith Christine Davis and Grace Chastain among many others. The event drew a large audience of friends and was praised for high standards and skill.
Sam Buchanan of Waycross knocked out Bobby Lee in the fourth round of a scheduled ten round bout in Waycross Georgia. Buchanan dominated from the start as Lee appeared to tire and drop to the canvas for an eight count in the third round. Lee later walked from the ring though he feigned a leg injury amid boos from the crowd.
London cabs gain temporary access through Wellington Arch at Hyde Park as restoration makes Royal use rules loosened. The Marble Arch and Admiralty Gate remain designated royal arches, with other routes limited to official use by state figures.
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