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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1941

Page

6

Editor Cheney Griffin Car Hits Debron Road Near Bainbridge

Bainbridge on June 3 an unusual accident occurred early Sunday when R A Cheney Griffin managing editor of the Bainbridge Post Search List ran over a deer about 100 yards beyond John M Simmons residence on the Tallahassee highway. The doe weighed over 100 pounds and was killed instantly. the collision caused considerable damage to the front of Griffin's car.

Bainbridge R.A. “Cheny”. Griffin Bainbridge Post John M. Simmions Tallahassee

Miss Hazel Sloan Weds J J Tyson in Quiet Home Ceremony

Miss Hazel Sloan daughter of Mr and Mrs William P Sloan of Moultrie Georgia wed J J Tyson son of Mrs E J Tyson in a small afternoon ceremony at the Ward home with Rev James B Ward officiating. Bridesmaids guests from Moultrie and Claxton attended. The couple left for a wedding trip and will reside on Donalson Street.

Bainbridge Pilly Sloan Moultrie George Tyson Claxton J. ©. Ward PB “Pillar Donalson Street J. H. Jones M. Vv M. Vv. “Mc Hargue and Son, Melvin, “and Misses Nell and Bernice Sloan Billy .Sloan Ald Lorin Hodges L. P. Griffith Americus Wise Plaitis

Cairo High seniors tour Washington and New York

Special correspondent Describes Cairo High School seniors on a May trip to the eastern United States. The group rides to Waycross for tire fixes, visits Mount Vernon Arlington Cemetery and Lincoln Memorial, tours Washington and New York, rides the subway, and plans Niagara Falls before heading to Detroit.

Cairo High School Washington New York Leslie.powell, JR Jersey City N. J Air Mail Miss Heisler Mr. Herndon Cairo United States Waycross Bam” Aps St. George Luttimerton Mt. Herndon Aire Sutter S.C Alexandria George Magon Mount Vernon Potomac Arlington Cemetery Beverly Forester Charlie Barrineau Robert B. Lee Arlington House Lincoln Memorial Washington Monument Reba Wilams Capital Congressional Library Jersey, City 33Rd St N. Y Broadway 4Th. St Times Square Radio City Courtland Hudson River Niagara Falls Detroit

Cairo Bride Feted At Elegant Friday Afternoon

Mrs Roderick Hester, a charming bride, was honored at a pink and white themed reception in Cairo. Hosted by Mrs Henry Hester Sr Mrs A B Reynolds Jr and Mrs Henry Hester Jr the event featured elaborate decorations guests in stylish dresses and a gift room with light refreshments.

Cairo Roderick Hester Bme Henry H. Hester A .Be, Reynolds, Jr Henry Hester, Jr Broad Street H. T. LeGette Henry H. Hester, Sr Henry H. Hester, Jr Jimmy Crapps Carl D. Nicholson Robert Hammond Joe Kirbo Wilbur Wood Jimmy Dunn J. A. Pope G. T. Hardy B. Reynolds Ashton Richter Hamilton Wind

Cairo Personal Notes Reflect Weekend Visits and Travel

Cairo society notes show Mr. and Mrs. Dain ey Armstrong of Tallahassee visiting J. T. Whitfield Jr. and Mrs. Walker mourns Mary Peterson in Mt. Vernon Georgia. Wayne Walker and children of Atlanta visit Cairo. Mrs. Wendell Wight guests Louise Slaton. Mrs. Bearden returns from Shelbyville Tennessee.

Cairo Dainey Armstrong Tallahassee J. T. Whitfield W. M. Turner Pelham Marjorie Cain Elizabeth Weatherley Jeanette Bryan Daytona Beach Fla W. A. Walker Mary—how Peterson Mt. Vernon Wayne Walker Atlanta Wendell Wight Alledbiy Louise Slaton H. F. Bearden Shelbyville

Mrs Joy Groover Honored At Delightful Shower

Pavo Georgia June 3 a delightful social event honored Mrs Joy Groover formerly Miss Madge Adams bride of a few weeks. Mrs Clarence H Greene hosted joined by several local ladies with about fifty guests. Pink and green decor complemented games gifts and refreshments as Miss Kathleen Miller presented a bridal tribute. Out of town guests included Mrs C I Groover Miss Miriam Garrison and Miss Irene Roberson of Ochlocknee and other visitors from Thomasville Barwick Patten and more.

Pavo Pavo Woman’s Club Joy Groover Ochlocknee Clarence H. Greene Kathleen. Miller C. I. Groover Miriam Garrison Irene Roberson Harold Roberts Robert Caldwell Thomasville Ira Massey Ben Massey Barwick A. J. Williams Griff Golding Patten

Five Trustees Elected for Pavo Consolidated School

In Pavo Georgia on June 2 five trustees were elected to the Pavo Consolidated School board after district expansion. J H Matthews won the three year term with 81 votes. D M Shelley and J Roscoe Hart earned two year terms with 77 and 67 votes. J S Sherrod and Ellis Devane secured one year terms with 53 and 52 votes among twelve candidates.

Pavo Pavo Consolidated School Enon A of Trustees J. H. Matthews Messrs D. M. Shelley J. Roscoe Hart J. S. Sherrod Ellis’ Devane

Music Recital Tonight at Pavo School

The Pavo public school's music department will present a recital of pupils in piano and voice at the school auditorium Tuesday evening at 8 30 under Miss Lois Wiley. A wide variety of numbers will be performed and the public is invited to attend.

Pavo Pavo Public School Lois Wiley

Miss Mildred McKibben to Attend G S W C Summer Session

Among those attending the 1941 session of summer school at the Georgia State Womans College at Valdosta is Miss Mildred McKib ben, of Pavo.

Mildred McKibben Pavo Georgia State Womans College Valdosta

Fiber flax being harvest in Brooks County

Quitman Georgia June 38 The largest commercial acreage yet planted in fiber flax in the south eastern states is being harvested in Brooks county under supervision of George Thornton of the Griffin Experiment Station. Thirty five acres were planted this spring under contract with Georgia Tech at 380 dollars per ton. The seed are kept for next crop. War needs linen for parachutes and defense materials boost flax value and prospects for farmers.

Quitman Brooks County Jeorge Thornton Griffin Engineering Department Georgia Tech Atlanta Tech Cawley

Mercer Seeks Freshmen Eligibility to Field Team

Mercer University in Macon asks the Dixie Conference for permission to use eight freshmen on the varsity football squad next fall. Business manager Charles W. Hubbard reported a serious financial strain in the athletic department and noted the defense program and scholastic issues have thinned the varsity ranks.

Mercer Right Macon Mercer University Charles W. Hubbard Spright Dowell Dixie Conference

Turnips mourn mascot Elmer at Camp Stewart pig dies

The 209th Coast Artillery mourns the loss of Elmer the pig, mascot of Kilmer also known as Corporal Leary. Soldiers at Camp Stewart Georgia note changes as the pig dies causing suspicion of dining on pork chops near the unit.

Camp Stewart 209Th Coast Artillery Kilmer Corporal Leary Elmer

Fifth Division in Position for Big Army Maneuvers

The Fifth Division moves into position for major Army maneuvers with preparations underway in Tennessee. Reporter Rick Watiner notes the unit has gathered units and equipment for the forthcoming exercise, highlighting readiness and anticipated deployment timelines.

Keep Your System Pure with Calotabs and Calomel

A health-focused promotional piece argues that liver bile keeps the body pure and urges cleansing the bile with Calotabs. It explains bile flow, symptoms of stagnation, and how Calotabs aid bile expulsion, digestion, and intestinal cleansing, noting potential need for surgery if gall ducts are obstructed.

Army tests mobile units in Tennessee war games

About 55 000 Seventh Army Corps troops swept northward in a Tennessee war game. A three regiment Fifth Division from Fort Custer moved to support the 27th and 30th divisions on an eight mile tableland near Nashville. The triangular Fifth Division used smaller coordinated units and faced vehicle shortages that required shuttling combat teams into position.

Seventh Army Corps Tennessee Fort Custer Mich Nashville Cumberland Plateau

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cheney Debron Road Miss Hazel Sloan Spellihe Washington, D. C Richelieu’s Chase. & Sanborn’s Tenderegead Tea Maxwell House Tetley and Iid Lipton’s Ats Mrs. W. C. Hani Leslie Powell, Jr Redmond Marcus Oliver Paul Carter Grady County Hugh Warable Philadelphia Princeton Holland Hotel Charles I Lawrence H. E. McKinnon B. W. Roe Roy Groover Tit Pavo Pavo School Cook Rick Watiner America GALL Percy Crosby Gapyrigtt
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