Public Auction Lands in Thomasville Under Deed Power
Notice declares sale of land in Thomasville Georgia due to default on indebtedness secured by deed to secure debt dated 1929. Description follows fronting Monroe street, 60 feet by 100 feet, with and to the property previously conveyed to Burgess. bid to satisfy $2 010 plus interest and costs. Sale date June 18 1936 at courthouse. Attorney D Roy Hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thomas Crane
Alex Stelogianis
Peter K. Burgess
Thomasville
Georgia
Thom and
Deachbeg
Monroe and
Kens Streets
Stephene Street
C. J. Schmidt
Monroe Street
C. F. Newton
D. Roy Hay
Madle T. Moore
Madie T. Moore
Thomas
Randolph A. Jones
Thomas County
Neck
Thomnasville
Georgian
Spring Hill Residents Attend Fifth Sunday Convention
Members from Spring Hill joined the Mars Hill fifth Sunday convention. The article notes visits by Ernest and Mrs Scully and family to Boston relatives and other local guests such as Mrs Y C Cooper, John Long of Thomasville, Bud Cooper, Mr and Mrs Joe Williams with A A Williams of near Moultrie, R Carlisle of Octila Fila visiting his sister S C Maley, and a local marriage between Miss Janie Tilley and Dorsey Matthis near Cairo. Homer Goolsby attended a Bainbridge singing convention and C M Dixon of Thomasville was seen in Spring Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars Hill
Ernest Scully
Q. A. Canneun
Boston
Y. C. Cooper
Massadonia
John Long
Thomasville
Walter Bennett
Mia
Bud Cooper
Joe Williams
A. A Williams
Moultrie
R. Carlisle
Octila
Fila
S. C. Maley
Janie Tilley
Dorsey Matthis
Cairo
Homer Goolsby
Bainbridge
C. M. Dixon
Tueday
Crescent
Brunswick
H. K. Richenbacker
M M. Burns
Melvin Twitty
John D. Archbold Hospital
Millard Davis
Tifton
Macon
Davis
Eloise Harrison
J. S. McIntyre
Bill Hill
Herbert Kemp
Irene Ne- Smith
Louise Smith
Carrabell Beach
A. L. Bower
Milledgeville
Christine
Rubye Hitchcock
Kelly Bullard
Camilla
Community Notes From Pine Grove And Nearby
PINE GROVE notes recount visits among local families in Thomasville and nearby towns. Mrs. Robert Spires and family joined Mr. and Mrs. Bevis Powell. Carter visitors came Friday. Chastains and Mr. W. T. Smith visited Sunday afternoon. Meriam Baker returns from Douglas College. Miss Rubye Rehberg of Hilabella visits sister Cleo Suber. Miss Blanche McEnnis of Moultrie spent the weekend with T. A. Carlton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Spires
Thomasville
Apent
Bevis Powell
Carter
T. O. Chastain
W. T. Smith
R. Banister
Davis
Oscar Davis
Meriam Baker
Douglas
Preston Carlton
Memphis Tenn
Rubye Rehberg
Hilabella
Cleo Suber
Blanche McEnnis
Moultrie
T. A. Carlton
Corbette Murphy
Emma Davis
Ed Wilson
Miami
Edith Barrow
Sewing Club
Misa Annie Barrow
Misa Lucile Crosby
Tom Murphy
Albany
J. D. Chastain
Chastain
Abbie Loy, Bannister
Rubye Rebberg
Miss Rehberg
Miss Crosby
Pelham
Francis Barrow
Fla
Ralph Neel
McCulley Harrig
Annie Ruth Carter
Camillw
City Court of Thomasville June 1936 Calendar Highlights
City Court of Thomasville schedules first week hearings for June 15 to 17 1936 with misdemeanor and civil cases and a June 20 oath docket. Second week lists numerous civil and garnishment dockets with plaintiffs defendants and counsel names. Local social note mentions Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wade visiting near Cairo.
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Tuesaday
Ely
Pelham Notes Chronicle Local Social Roundup
Pelham notes cover multiple days with school changes and visits. Miss Francis Spence staged a piano recital under Miss Blanche Lewis at Mrs. C V James home. Several locals plus teachers and students are listed with travels, visits, and births.
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Pelham
Francis Spence
Blanche Lewis
C. V. James
Page Morton
Pelham High School
Gray, Ga
G. R. Porter
Hawkinsville
Porter
Pelham School
Everett Dale
Greenville
J. D. Rogers
Alfred
Virginia Hollis
Gulfport College
Gulfport
Martha Moore
Carlton
L. E. Trippe
Ellen Nevtlle Smith
Sarah Thaxton
Marion Smith
McCray
Holman
Christine Bowen
Mirian Brooks
G. 8
C. W. Milledgeville
C. B. Braswell
Hlale Johnston
Byronville
Alga McElvey
Moultrie
F Red Hand
L. D. Hand
Thomasville
Haygood
Iit
Floyd
Alvin Young
Ocilla
Mary Pearl Adams
Fort Valley
Roxie Dormay
Albany
Hand Trading Company
W. FF. Blalock
Social guests and family visits round Arbor Dale area
ARBOR DALE visits noted as Mr. and Mrs. Louie Albritton hosted Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Wade while Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wade stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Harris. Lorene Akridge and her nieces Mildred and Hagel Akridge visited Mrs. H. A. Scoggins. J. D. Wade’s wife spent part of last week in Bainbridge with Mrs. Mary Lou Mc Arthur. Magdalene Parker of Bold Springs is visiting her sister Mrs. Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Harris
Atlanta
Kelly Bullard
Grady Dasher
Herbert Kemp Jr
Conner Hall
Edna Rogers
M. G. Dorsett
Macon
H. J. Adams
Annie Benton
Blanche Lewis
Grover Thigpen
Albany
Robert McDonald
Julius Gholson
Thomasville
Louie Albritton
O. B. Wade
Richard Wade
Elmore Harris
Lorene Akridge
Mildred and
Hagel Akridge
Mary Lou McArthur
Little Magdalene Parker
Bold Springs
Snyder
Local Social Notes From Bold Springs Community
Mrs. J. R. Peacock visited at the Atkinson home last Thursday afternoon. Lamar Aldredge hosted J. T. Drew and Tom Aldredge for dinner Saturday. R. E. Brinson called on neighbors Sunday. A. J. and Bruce Atkinson hosted Ed Peacock of Chason. Mrs. Berry Singletary visited relatives Saturday afternoon. Tom Mathis and family visited relatives Sunday. Roy Pyles dined with his mother Emma Pyles Sunday. Audrey Tinsley visited Bobby Atkinson in Cairo last weekend. Andrew Atkinson visited his grandmother A. A. Atkinson Monday. Mrs. Roy Pyles dined with Mrs. Charlie Boutwell Sunday. Teas Wade and family from Thomasville visited Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Peacock
J. M. Atkinson
J. T. Drew
Tom Aldredge
Lamar Aldredge
Thomasville
R. E. Brinson
R. Peacock
Chason
A. J
Bruce Atkinson
Berry Singletary
Tom Mathis
Roy Pyles
Emma Pyles
Audrey Tinsley
Bobby Atkinson
Cairo
Andrew Atkinson
A. A. Atkinson
Charlie Boutwell
B. G. Drew
Teas Wade
Local Social Calls Spotted Across Town
Mrs Hugh White and Miss Joyce White visited Mrs T J Harvin Monday afternoon. Fred Tryant and family from Thomasville joined Sun dinner with Mr and Mrs Melvin Castleberry. Joe Harvin phoned his parents the Castlebrys. Leonard Wells and family of Waco Texas visit relatives here. S Humphries and family visited Charlie Moncriet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh White
Joyce White
T. J. Harvin
Fred Tryant
Thomasville
Melvin Castleberry
Joe Harvin
J. M. Castleberry
Leonard Wells
Waco, Tex
Humphries
Charlie Moncriet
Governor Talmadge Attacks Federal Cotton Plan Bluff
Atlanta June 2 Governor Eugene Talmadge, critic of the New Deal, says federal agents are making an illegal bluff to gain farmers' signatures on a future cotton curtailment contract. He cites letters offering future payments and urges farmers to collect owed money and reject future contracts. He questions Congress for allowing the actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Congress
Beachton Baseball Club Benefit Box Supper Planned
Sunday afternoon visits noted for Mr. and Mrs. John Cones of Thomasville and Mrs. T. J. Whitfield with Miss Lillie Mae Whitfield. A box supper and amusements at the school house Friday night June 12 will raise funds for the Beachton baseball club, with a public invitation. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Harvin visited the Harvins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cones
Walter Harvin
Thomasville
T J. Harvin
Only Two Georgia GOP Delegates To Attend 1932 Session
Georgia will send only two of its sixteen Republican delegates to the 1932 Chicago convention to the Cleveland session on June 9. Delegates are instructed for J Leonard Replogle of Florida for vice president, with Ben Davis remaining a state at large delegate. Georgia’s seat count drops to 14 due to reapportionment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Glenn Ramsiy
Associated Press
Atlanta
Chicago
Cleveland
Herbrt Hoover
J. Leonard Replogle
Florida
Ben Davis
James W. Arnold
Athens
Bertha Field
Marietta
M. O. Dunning
Savannah
W. Y. Gilliam
McKaysville
Louisiana solons plan investigation of Huey Long assassination
Baton Rouge June 2 UP The Louisiana house adopted without dissent a concurrent resolution calling for an investigation of Senator Huey P Long's fatal shooting. The resolution, sent to the senate for concurrence, includes a $100000 appropriation for the inquiry. Names and professions of delegates from districts are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Louisiana House of Representatives
Huey P. Long
Carl Austin Weiss
Long
Carl Adam Weiss
O. K. Allen
Senate
Road bill heads to the White House for 1938 39 program
The $461 million Hayden Cartwright road measure clears the House in a 238 to 207 vote after a conference report. Republicans opposed the $20 million senate addition for a Smoky Mountain to Shenandoah parkway. The bill funds federal aid highways, grade crossing work, farm to market roads, parkways, surveys, and forest and public lands roads for fiscal years ending June 30 1938 and 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
House
Wolcott
R. Mich
Senate
Smokey Mountain
Shenandoah National Parks
Secretary of Agriculture
Peach crop unharmed in central Georgia survey
A June report from Macon Georgia indicates the drought has not yet harmed the peach crop in the middle Georgia belt. W C Bewley head of the Georgia Peach Growers Exchange announced the finding last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Middle Georgia
W. C. Bewley
Georgia Peach Growers Exchange
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Fannie Fllender King
Metcalfe
Mae Morris
Dalton
the District Court OF the United States For
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Thomanx County
Irene FE
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Annie D Lively
Misa
Irene KH. Davis
James Merrill
Fannie Ekluender King
Spring Hill
Pine Grove
Robison Hardware Company
Rose L. Yates
W. H. Titus
Hay & Gainey
Sara M. Ball
Moore
Titus & Dpckle
D. Roy Tay
Alexander & Jones
W. A. Jones
Sum
J. Mitchell
Hay & Galney
Pitt
Titus & Dekle
J. S. Moore
Thomas Hardemain
Civens Building & Loan Association
Xurnishee
Wh. P. McCollum
Pitts
P. CG. Andrews
Hi. Goldstein
C. M. Zeff
Harry Goldstein
Pauline Goldstein
Fr. L. Morester
Pltff
Hay& Gainey
J.T. Dixon
Arthur Bentler
Ola Sampson
Atlantic Mutual Fire Ins
Alex Smith
Ty. J. Goodson, Flay & Gainey
Pittsburgh Testing Laboratory
Thompson Foundry & Machine Co
Christine Montgomery Jones
S. W. Doss
A. W. Key
Lee Morris
Fred Morris
W. Doss
Hay & Guiney
L. Cook
J. W. Kemp
Va Co
Cy Shelley
Wallace Ko Harrell
Farnishee
W. M. Harris
Julian Rouse
O. B. Mekivey
Roy Segler
J.T. Broadaway
W. M. Morrison
Kirby-Evans Material Co
Alice Harrison
R. J. Gormley
Et Danks
J. Forrest Knapp
McCollum
K. Gormley
Banks
R. L. Mathews
AL OW
Key
Jed Morris
A. L. Stewart
J. M. Smith
Mack Smith
Cecil Clark
Citizens Ot
Cgeorgia Fertilizer Co
John Tillman
Pliff
J. KB. Craigmiles
Charlie King
W. HL Taylor
P. Co
Hay
Hugh R. Adehold
Pleff
A. M. Lacy
M. Jarrett
Felix M. Jarrett
Brooks
J. B. Edwards
Marie B. Futch
James Futch
Gratemilen
J. A. Merritt
Eft
International Agricultural Corp
B. C. Reese
CEB Carithers
Jas A. Brown
8. Hy. ‘Boogging
Pelham News
Pelham, Ga
Pelham Boy Scout Troop
Arbor Dale
Beachton
Gene
J. L. Philips
Ilouisiana Solons
Huey Long
Ing
E. K. Overstreet
Charles BE. Connelly
J. M. McDonald
Wilson Williams
Woodbury
Republican Central Committee
Harry Sommers
A. T. Walden
Sol C. Clements
Ralph Smith
Bill
Charlie Dixon
Sherff
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