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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1925

Page

8

Thomasville Notes from Bainbridge Trip and Local Updates

Local ball club travels to Bainbridge with Henry Gray arriving to pitch in the 4 30 pm Eastern tilt. City residents urge quick action on main sewer line to Ochlocknee river and septic tank project. Baptist Philatheas plan a 7 30 pm picnic meeting at Smiths Park and a Nazarene service marks Saturday for colored attendees.

Bainbridge Vann Ochlocknee Baptist Philatheas Sm‘th’s Park

W. W. Miller Dies After Pneumonia At 75

W. W. Miller died at his Smith Avenue home Tuesday morning after a pneumonia attack. A longtime invalid from rheumatism, he was 75. He leaves a son J. G. W. Miller of Moultrie and a daughter Mrs. J. C. Dukes, plus three brothers and a sister. Burial was at Laurel Hill Cemetery Wednesday at 10 with Dr. W. M. Harris officiating.

Smith Avenue W. W. Miller J. G. W. Miller Moultrie J. C .Dukes Messrs Walter Miller J. B. Miller L. T. Miller Boston Timmie Jackson Meigs Laurel Hill Cemetery W. M. Harris

Oleander Dr Goffin Blooms After January Freeze

A single deep pink oleander named Goffin is in bloom after withstanding the January 1924 freezing weather, when most other varieties perished.

Great Time at Camp Frances Archbold Scout Letter

Scout Hammond writes from Camp Frances Archbold at Chinquapin Plantation describing a fine day of baseball with a 19 to 8 Yellow Jackets win in the ninth. She mentions a planned water carnival next Wednesday and urges readers to attend, ending with a restful night as twenty seven Scouts drift to sleep.

Hammond Frances Archbold Chinquapin Plantation Stothers Yellow Jackets

Strange Nesting Neighbors Discovered In Old Apple Tree

While clearing land at Mount Union Pennsylvania workers found a hen with a nest of eggs at the base of an old apple tree. Midway up the trunk a nest of field mice sheltered from winter. Near the top a large screech owl occupied a habitat. The odd trio seemed to share the same tree peacefully.

Mount Union

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