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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1941

Page

7

Thomasville Man Rooks Smith Becomes Flying Cadet

Maxwell Field, Montgomery Alabama June 3 Flying Cadet Thom as Rooks Smith Air Corps U S Army son of Mrs Ruby C Smith of 600 East Clay St Thomasville Ga started on the fifth week of the 21 2 month course at the Air Corps Advanced Flying School Muswell Field Montgomery Alabama He has averaged over 40 hours of dual and solo flight in the advanced training airplanes used at the Alabama.

Maxwell Field Montgomery Ala Thomas Rooks Smith Air Corps U. S. Army Ruby C. Smith East Clay St Thomasville Air Corps Advanced Flying School Muswell Field Alabama

Cadet Smith Begins Maxwell Field Training for Pilot Wings

Flying Cadet Smith arrived April 28 from Basic Flying School Crunter Field Montgomery Alabama. He will complete the course July 12 at Maxwell Field earning commission as Second Lieutenant Air Corps Reserve receive silver wings and pilot rating. He will total 70 flight hours with three six plane formations local night and cross country navigation and instrument training plus ground school on air navigation squadron duties code practice and bombardment pursuit and observation aviation. He may be assigned to active duty training with an air corps tactical squadron or be sent to a flying school as an instructor.

Crunter Field Montgomery Alabama Smith Maxwell Field Air Corps Air. Corps

City of Atlanta cruiser to be launched in August

Margaret Mitchell to christen the City of Atlanta, U. S. cruiser, with Gone With The Wind leading as the feature in the launch ceremonies. Other items note a quiet constitutional ballot, governor term debates, and local social milestones in Thomasville and Albany.

Margaret Mitchell City of Atlanta U. S Talmadge

W C T U Meeting Here Tomorrow at First Baptist

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will hold its meeting tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 in the First Baptist church. Flower Mission Day will feature the program.

Woman’s Christian Temperance’ Union

Quiet wedding at 325 North Stevens Street

Mrs dinnie V. Smith and Mr W W White were quietly married Sunday at ten in the brides room with Rev Akin of Metcalf officiating. Mrs White is a native of Thomas county and daughter of Mrs J T Drew. Mr White resides in Tampa Florida and has long been active in public and business life.

Dinnie V. Smith W. W. White North Stevens Street

Dr H Grady Young Opens Veterinary Hospital Here

Dr H Grady Young announces the opening of Young's Veterinary Hospital in Thomasville leasing the former Carr property on Fletcher Street. He will offer complete veterinary service for all animals with modern equipment and a broad background in animal diseases and care. Young is a Georgia native with credentials from several state colleges and universities and has begun renovations ahead of a formal opening. He expresses appreciation for local welcomes and plans to serve the community. Home Made Ice Cream and Frosted Malted are offered at 107 N Madison near Jackson St. Tel 298.

Times- Enterprise Grady Young Maer Thomasville Young's Veterinary Hospital Young R. D.carr, Jr Fletcher Street Worth County Georgia State College For Men University of Georgia Tift Chattooga Walker Counties Aubun Alabama Polytechnic U. S N. Madison Jackson St

National Hospital Day Celebrated With Generous Response

Celebration of National Hospital Day described a large public response to aid bombed British hospitals. Bundles for Britain expressed gratitude to Cairo Pelham women and Quitman Colonial Dames plus city nurses who contributed. Total receipts reached about 200 dollars and nine cents.

Great Britain Britain Fit Quitman Colonial Dames Cairo Pelham Red Cross

Joins Engaged: Margaret Betty to Tech Sergeant Jones

Mr and Mrs Jim Joines announce the engagement of their daughter Margaret Betty to Technical Sergeant Millard Neal Jones of Fort Jackson South Carolina formerly of Cairo Georgia. The wedding is planned for early August.

Jim Joines Margaret Betty Millard Neal Jones Fort Jackson, S. C Cairo, Ga

Prom Party Hosted by Louise and Spencer Jarnagin

Louise and Spencer Jarnagin entertained friends at a prom party Friday night at their Love Street home. Guests included numerous locals such as Sarah Ilasty Sally Harold Marguerite Palin Eleanor Thompkins and Virginia Vaughn among others with Mr. and Mrs. A S Jarnagin and Miss Myrtis Yuwar assisting.

Louise and Spencer Jarmagin Love Street Sarah Ilasty Sally Harold Monta Beutell Marguerite Palin Elenor Thompkins Dorothy Morris Mary Lou Swick Mary Ann Pittman Nell Rae Chastain Beth Chastain Dorothy Ferguson Mary Jane Dixon Chilie Flowers Helen James Billy Powell Joyce Rackley Carolyn Fidson Anne Trlasty Virginia Mardre Lesle Cannady Charles Scott Gene Scott Alan Lipsey Sam Mitchell Gene’ Boyd Sidney Stringer Cyrug Mallard Ray Mualford Nat Williams Shelly Chastain James 8. Chastain Seamon Keinberg Palbert Niwnnally Bateh” Sampson Ido Dann Jim Dunn John Watt PanttHjort Spencer Jarnagin Mrs

Production Miracle in Naval Building Demanded by Knox

Washington June 3 Secre tary Knox demanded a production miracle of the nations warship building industry to assure the United States and Britain command of the seas He urged a high morale and greater efficiency in shipyards proposing government financed competitions and bonuses for leaders to spur faster output and stronger maritime power

Washington Knox Britain Wien America

Georgia adopts hover broaders for efficient field work

An early 20th century note discusses electric hover devices versus cheaper models. It highlights that well operated goodg.electric hovers rank among the best broaders, while cheaper electric versions underperform. It mentions a homemade brick broader used across Georgia, with commercial wood models referenced.

Georgia

Brooder With Thermostat Hover Sells From Oil Drum Fire Box

In the brooder area farmers are manufacturing for sale a wood brooder with thermostatic hover using an oil drum fire box. Keep plenty of cool water before the baby chicks at all times. Do not use antiseptics medicines or tonics in the water. The port of New York has 650 miles of water front.

Broiler Port of New York

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