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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1931

Page

2

Local Notes and Opinions on Politics and News

The item discusses political figures such as Ritchie as a potential dark horse, mentions Asheville and Atlanta, notes the value of various drugstore offerings, reports a short blackberry crop, praises State Highway Board work, comments on mergers and price effects, urges cotton farmers in the Cotton Dress Campaign, and reflects on David Belasco, the county unit system, Annie Lindbergh as a pilot, Twenty Grand in the Kentucky Derby, Sunday auto tragedies, and Methodist bishops' salaries.

Senator pushes Georgia apportionment plan to fix congressional seats

Senator George urges the Georgia General Assembly to adopt re apportionment plans this month to avoid electing ten congressmen from the state or concentrating all seats in a single district. He cites proposals from the Times Enterprise and notes an extra session could be called to address apportionment only.

George Times-Enterprise General Assembly of Georgia Atlanta Conti South Georgia

The Allure of Fishing on Ochlocknee Streams

The piece extols fishing as a beloved leisure across the Ochlocknee region where hundreds gather daily for bream trout and catfish. It contrasts simple angling with trapping during closed seasons, praising anglers who seek any catch and railing against the nets that reduce fair access to the sport.

Fall’s Prison Sentence Reconsidered Amid Health Concerns

Albert B. Fall faces a one year prison term and a hundred thousand dollar fine but cites ill health and possible death if imprisoned. The case centers on bribery related to government profits with Doheny not convicted, while clemency or pardon could delay or suspend the sentence.

Fall

Local and Personal News From Meigs Week

Miss Velma Bond Clarice and Janet Haddock returned from Athens where they attended school and earned degrees. Elaine Carter came home from Atlanta visiting relatives. Medals were awarded at graduation with multiple students cited for music and declamation. The fish school play featured Meigs seniors of 1931 with a large cast. Commencement sermons and exercises occurred May 31 and June 1 with seniors listed and praised for future paths. Evelyn Carter Mervin Singletary returned from Milledgeville to continue schooling.

Velma Bond Clarice Janet Haddock Athens Clarice Haddock Elaine Carter Dutch Wilkes, Jr Atlanta H. H. Merry Roy Hay Mary Bayne Seals Whichie Amenein Legion Adiss Beeanor Wilkes Bernice Bowen Ledford Carter Sarah Braswell Adele Bickley Virginian Jones Verda Will Carter Annie Lee Smith Elizabeth Smith Vivain Sasser Eleanor Wilkes Louise Johnson Mary Howard Carter Jeuyce Collier Ledford C. Carter George Howell Clarence Jolson Andrew Wurst Theron Davis Floyd Lawton W. M. Kennington Mary Bayne Beals Floyce Segler Evelyn Johnson Nona Sasser Louise Ferguson Grace Brightwell Verca Will Carter Myla Lee Muller Pearle Warren Delma Hickey Meigs Baptist W. H. Ketchum I. J. Garbutt Thomasville Band Clarence Johnson Will—Delma Hickey Myla Lee Miller W. O. Brown Lester Worling Earle Sasser Harris Hollingsworth Hoke Braswell Rennell Martin Frank Banks Evelyn Carter Mervin Singletary Milledgeville

Unity Picnic Draws Large Crowd with Food and Fun

A Friday gathering in Unity drew a large crowd for dinner and lemonade. W. C. Williams returns after malaria confinement of nearly three weeks. Visitors from Moultrie, R. H. Porter and Mrs. W. H. Porter, spent part of last week with local relatives. Untiqites attended the Brooks County Singing Convention at Barwick. Mrs. Silas Corley of Ozell called on Mrs. J. B. Akridge.

W. C. Wilams R. H. Porter W. H. Porter Moultrie Brooks County Barwick

Senate overrides Carlton veto on first Florida race bill

Tollahassee June 2 the Florida senate overrode Governor Doyle Carlton's veto of the first race track and pari mutuel bill ever passed by the state legislature. The vote was 26 to 12. Proponents in the house had not expected action today.

Tollahassee Fla Florida Senate Doyle B Carlton House Senate

Rain Lifts Crops as Pine Grove Folks Share News

The Pine Grove community reports rain improving crops and lists visitors and residents’ happenings. Families including Wilsons Adams Gandys Banisters Subers Yandle and Chastains are noted with recent travels to Thomasville Coolidge Ochlocknee and Punt en. A truck incident near Maple Branch left four youths injured but the others unhurt.

A. J. Wilson Lttle Mary Alice Dorothy Nell Stetson Adams Ty Ty Thelma Abbie Lou Thomasville I. J. Suber Cleo Suber Ivy Crawford Punten M. Yandle Kermit Carlton

Citizens visit Coastal Plains Experiment Plant

A Grady and Thomas county delegation toured the Coastal Plains Experiment Station near Tifton led by Judge H. W. Hopkins. The group learned of diversified crop trials including tobacco and cotton, soil and disease studies, and outreach to farmers across the Coastal Plain.

Grady Thomas County Coastal Plains Experiment Station Tifton H. W. Hopkins W. B. Cochran Ira Carlisle W. B. Duckworth Hansell Baker S. W. Davis Charles Norwood L. Crosby Robert Thomas EF. R Jerger W. D. Hasty James Mason Homer Williams State College For Men Tift Starr Coastal Plain Coastal Plains

Card of Thanks for W P Evers

The Massey Sherrod family expresses thanks for kindness and flowers shown during the illness and passing of W P Evers.

W. P. Evers J. F. Massey J. A. Sherrod

Miccosukee Community Notes On Reunions and Visits

Mrs W F Yarbrough returned from Wesleyan College Macon with daughter Miss Mary Simpson Yarbrough. Several families visit relatives in Florida Georgia and Thomasville. 4 H short course attendees from Miccosukee at Gainesville University. Leon High School graduates include Mary Effa Bradley America Harold Ona Beane and Tom Jones.

W. F Yarbrough Wesleyan College Macon Mary Simpson Yarbrough H. P. Bradley Lake Alfred Fla Gussie Gertrude Wyrick Metcalfe Thomasville E. L. Henderson Charles Gainesville Nelson Reeves Earl Billingsley Royce Joyner Hugh Billingsley Marie Harold Lucine Branche Cathrine Hunter Miribel Allen Smith Tallahassee Newport Springs Hugh Gay W. T. Gramling J. H. Beaver Mittleson Jack J J. Myrick Clarence Hardell Jean Wisconsin J. T Taylor Ona Sauls Boston

Epworth League elects officers in Tallahassee

Residents report visitors from Pensacola Tampa and Thomasville with Mrs J V Herold and three sons visiting relatives and Mrs Savage recovering after hospital surgery. Dr L J Graves of the Leon County Health Unit attended Miccosukee and Epworth League installs Miss Mary Effa Bradley and others for the year. Local citizens attend homecoming at Old Pisgah church.

Tallahassee J. V. Herold Pensacola Savage Waycross J. A. Herring Henry Tampa E. 8. Hines Thomasville L. J. Graves Leon County Miccosukee Epworth League Mary Effa Bradley Lucille Branche William Tyler Horace Jones Marie Herold Old Pisgah Church

Cotton Market Mixed Outlook From Major Houses

New York June 344 Cotton market commentary from leading houses shows cautious sentiment. Hubbard Bros. and Co say the market held firm despite stock weakness, indicating liquidation and readiness to wait for new crop developments. Schwabach Co foresees short rallys and a likely lower trend. Chapin & Co see no bottom yet after recent declines. Hentz & Co note no warrant for higher prices but cautious about selling after the decline.

New York Commission House Hubbard Bros. and Co E. J. Schwabach Co

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