Regular Monthly Meeting Program for Baptist Brotherhood
The Baptist Brotherhood holds a one hour meeting at the church Tuesday at 7 15 p m with songs and readings by Misses LeRae Chastain and Elizabeth Dekle, readings and violin mandolin performance by John and Elizabeth Singletary, followed by a suggestion period and benediction. Ladies prepare for one hundred attendees.
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The
Baptist Brotherhood
Brotherhood
LeRae
Lillian Chastain
Elizabeth Dekle
John
Elizabeth Singletary
Ford Models and Other Cars in Local Auction Listing
A local listing features 28 Ford coaches 81 Plymouth coupe 26 Ford touring models for sale or auction detailing vehicle types and counts among available autos.
Thomasville Students Graduate From Five Georgia Schools
Thom asville will celebrate graduation tonight as students from four to five Georgia institutions receive diplomas. At the University of Georgia three local men, Russell Hargrave Jimmy Futch and Emmett Mitchell Jr., Will join graduates from Georgia State College for Women Milledgeville and Mercer University. Roland Clayton and Searcy Garrison also listed among local graduates with other Thomasville High School alumni.
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Thomasville
Georgia
University of Georgia
Russell Hargrave
W. D. Hargrave
Jimmy Futch
T. A. Futch
Emmett Mitchell
Georgia State College For Women
Milledgeville
Evelyn Turner
J. W. Turner
Martha McGavock
C. A. McGavock
Betty Watt
Hansell Watt
George Tech
Roland Clayton
City
Mercer University
Kermit Dekiec
Searcy Garrison
Ochlocknee
Garrison
Thomasville High School
Margaret Easterlin
Joe Easterlin
Georgia State Woman’s College
Valdosta
Betty McCollum
P. J. McCollum
Miss Modesta Dukes Earns A B Degree at Florida College
Miss Modesta Dukes of Coolidge receives her A B degree in the school of education at Florida State College for Women in Tallahassee. She has an unusually high academic record and is the daughter of Mrs. Ed Dukes and the late Mr. Dukes of Coolidge.
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Modesta Dukes
Coolidge
Florida State College For Women
Tallahassee
Dukes
Ed Dukes
Mr. Dukes of
Chaney and Travers Erwin Trial In Browning Case Opens
Quitman Georgia June 4 Chaney and Travers Erwin indicted in the 4 year old Browning killings near Valdosta are tried in Brooks county superior court. Jury chosen with 12 farmers and business men from Quitman. Trial began at 9 30 a m and first witness set for the afternoon as defense and state proceed jointly per agreement.
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Quitman
R. Z. Chaney
Travers Erwin
W. H. Browning
Valdosta
Brooks County
Homer Padget
Lowndes County
W. E. Thomas
C. M. Rayburn
E. S&s. Bower
B. O. Cooper
W. H. Ferrell
W. O. Yates
J. D. Simpson
H. A. Harden
Frank Garrett
E. E. Eason
J. A. Wilson
T. E. Harris
J. H. Scott
Eason
Hardin
Garrett
Kennedy-Dickey Nuptials Held at Baptist Parsonage
Miss Martha Eliza Kennedy married Hayes Dickey in a 5 p.m. ceremony at the Baptist parsonage conducted by Rev. T. F. Callaway. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Evelyn Kennedy of Bronwood, Ga., was a nurse at Archbold Hospital and a Parron Ga. high school graduate. The groom, son of Mrs. John Dickey, is a Thomasville native and longtime Times-Enterprise employee. They will reside at 501 East Monroe Street.
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Martha Eliza Kennedy
Hayes Dickey
Baptist
T. F. Callaway
Evelyn Kennedy
Bronwood
Thomasville
Annie Mills Archbold Nurses School
Parron
Archbold Hospital
John Dickey
Times-Enterprise Company
East Monroe Street
Judge MacIntyre to Deliver Law School Commencement Address
Judge H J MacIntyre of Atlanta and Mrs MacIntyre visit here then return for the Atlanta Law School commencement at the Atlanta Woman's Club. Nine master of laws degrees and about sixty bachelor degrees will be awarded for the first time, with diplomas presented by Hamilton Douglas.
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H. J. MacIntyre
Atlanta
Atlanta Law School
Hamilton Douglas
MacIntyre
Georgia Court of Appeals
Angus A. Acree
State Board of Health
Tom Wiley Dawsey
Georgia Power Company
Aura Bryson Dean
Robert Earle King
Yaur Owen
Calvin Dennis Waddell
U. S. Veterans Bureau
Lee Smith Purdom
Blackshear
Allen Fred Scarborough
The
Gulf Refining Company
John Andy Smith
State Tax Commission
Funeral for W. Howard Flowers Held at Tallahassee Residence
Hundreds from Georgia Florida and Alabama attended the last rites for W. Howard Flowers who died on a business trip in Tallahassee Saturday. Rev Anstey C Moore led the service at the house and Rev Joseph H Cook conducted the burial at the cemetery. Pallbearers included J L Philips C M Heeth and Judge Rivers Buford of Tallahassee among others.
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Georgia
Florida
Alabama
W. Howard Flowers
Tallahassee
Anstey C. Moore
Joseph H. Cook
Rk. Thomas
J. T. Culpepper
J. L. Philips
C. M. Heeth
John Watt
C. H. Watt
E. R. Jerger
S. L. Cheshire
F. C. Loveless
Judge Rivers Buford
Gordon Paine
Atlanta
C. K. Wall
Zack Varnedov
R. G. Fleetwood, Sr
W. H. Cook
Hansell Jennings
I. H. McCormick
Winn Craig
Auto Crash Near Pavo Hills Leads to Narrow Escape
On the Gatlin Creek hill Saturday afternoon a car carrying Mrs. S Arthur Chastain Mrs. John Dixon's sister Mrs. Thomas Hundson Miss Lucile Hudson Miss Elma Hancock and Miss Reddick of Pavo overturned twice after skidding on a slick hill. All occupants escaped serious injury though one young woman suffered a cut toe and others were bruised and shocked. Passersby aided the shaken travelers who were taken to Thomasville.
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Pavo Road
Gatlin Creek
S. Arthur Chastain
John Dixon
Thomas Hundson
Lucile Hudson
Elm Na Hancock
Reddick
P. W. Reddick
Pavo
Thomasville
Elizabeth Alderman
Etty
Mercer alumni banquet planned for Thom isville area
Arrangements completed for the annual Mercer University alumni banquet to be held Thursday night at the Tesco Hotel at 8 o clock. Almost all local alumni plan to attend with several high school seniors invited as special guests. The Mercer faculty will direct the program.
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Ethel D. Silva
McIntyre Park
Lake Iavonia
Mercer University
Thomiasville
Tesco
Mercer
Lincoln Mac Veagh Named Honorary Citizen of Vello Village
Corinth Greece Lincoln Mac Veagh American minister to Greece is made an honorary citizen of Vello a nearby village that hosts a new agricultural school funded by American citizens of Greek origin.
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Corinth
Greece
Lincoln MacVeagh
Vello
New York Shop Advertises 99 Cent Trousers Jegs
A New York shop ran a sale offering trousers at 99 cents each jeg. The item is described in a brief advertisement likely from a historical newspaper page segment.
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New York
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Tce
Thomasville Ice & Mfg. Co
VIA
Adter Coach
Cc. S. T
Albany
Americus
Illaville
Thomaston
Griffin
Union Bus Station
N. Madison St
H. Ader
E. B
Pete) Drake
Heinz
India
E. Jackson
Frank L. Forester
Upchurch
Flipper’s
South Broad Street
Funderburk & Taylor
W Carroll Hill
Thomasville “Y
Garrison Motor Co
Chevrolet
S. Crawford St
Will Rogers
Call Neel Bros
Florida College
B. L. Brewton
Chaney and Trivers
Browning
City Fruit CO
Watt
Dickey-Kennedy
MR. Howard Flowers
Hart’s Playground
the Hirst Baptist Church
Leah Stegall
Sato
Episcopal Church
Whiddon
H. C. Whiddon
Cairo
Harry Stephenson
National Casket Co
Joe Dickey
Mercer University Alumne
DAVIS
Thomas County
Amos Hart
Hart
Oscar Davis
Gus Davis
Jim Davis
Joe Davis
Claude Davis
Jimmy Hart
Allen Johnson
Ivan Stegall
Hattie Johnson
Gladys Johnson
F. Callaway
D. Roy Hay
Roscoe Rehberg
Anderson, S. C
B. BE. Rehberg
Meigs, Ga
Coe
Steyerman’s
Seme
Woile
Chitfon
U. S. Department OF Agriculture, Weather Bureau
Just
Homasville Fis & Oyster CO
Bob McDonald
West Jackson Street
Rountree
Betty Crocker
Angel Food
Isaacs Pastry Shop
Mity Fine
Bill
Moon
Sherwin-Williams
S. Broad
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