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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1937
Page
6
Pull-out shelves add convenience in the linen closet allowing towels table linen and pillow cases to be found without disturbing the space. Provisions for such a linen closet are available when a home is financed under the Insured Mortgage System of the Federal Housing Administration.
A compact bathroom with a door split into two panels hinges like a screen to reduce congestion when opening. The design aims to ease entry in tight spaces by allowing partial opening without full clearance.
Owens-Illinois Glass Co announces a $12.5 million expansion over the coming years. The program includes $7.5 million to enlarge facilities for industrial materials such as glass blocks and related products.
Miami building officials report that permits issued from January 1 to April 30 total 7,240,522 in construction value. Average weekly permits over that period were 42.
Washington reports the cost of veterans pensions around 30 million dollars monthly. April pensions neared 24,974,658 for 595,000 veterans plus 7,984,279 for 317,809 dependents of deceased veterans. A widow from New York and a daughter from Oregon still receive 1812 war era pensions. Hospitalizations rose to 47,436 and old age homes to 10,470. Senate panel approved extending World War death and disability benefits to veterans of any future war and their dependents.
Carlsbad New Mexico residents faced flood risk as Pecos River levels rose. About 200 workers stacked stones and sandbags at McMillan dam while 7500 inhabitants prepared to evacuate if needed. Clouds were interpreted as signs rainfall would ease, with reinforced dam expected to hold the new load arriving late tonight or Sunday.
Many pieces of light hued modern furniture feature paint decorations along edges and handles. In decorating the bedroom the trim uses off white or light tinted walls. Prospective homeowners under insured mortgage plans consider these color effects.
Kitchens in old houses may be easily updated with modern equipment. The old pantry can be converted into a dining alcove. Changes may be made when houses are purchased under the Insured Mortgage System of the Federal Housing Administration.
Listings covering NBC RED BLUE EAST and WEAF WJZ with programs from 1:00 to 12:00 midnight on Saturday June 5 including Your Host from Buffalo Golden Melodies Walter Logans Musicale Revue for the Week End NBCs Chicago Jamboree Joe Cook Show and Dancing Music Orchestra News and late night Dance hours mentioning various orchestras and hosts across multiple stations.
Meigs Ga June 5. Local families attend Hinsonton commencement programs. Visitors include Gene Ott of Pelham, Clarence Greene of Tallahassee, and Mrs J L Pilcher from Thom asville. Teens Christine Bates of Damascus and Joy Lea of Leesburg attend events. Meigs residents host and greet guests from Pelham, Macon, and LaGrange as summer visits begin.
Winston-Salem report shows C A Boles sues Southern Railway for 1400 dollars claiming mules grew so hungry on shipment they bit each other’s tails. The tale underscores a quirky transport dispute with livestock in motion.
Washington June 5 The Resettlement Administration's film project came under scrutiny of a special Senate committee on government reorganization. Investigators examine costs for The Plow That Broke the Plains and an unfinished film on floods and soil erosion likely titled Ol Man River. The committee is led by Senator Byrd. Some officials welcomed the inquiry as they view the films as successful and inexpensive experiments.
A theft occurred as the suspect took a trombone worth 75 dollars from a residence and replaced it with a saxophone. No further details on suspects or location are provided.
Sloping cellar doors are common heat leaks and an extra door at the foot of stairs can protect against loss. The Federal Housing Administration insures mortgages for home purchases and may cover improvements of this type under the plan.
A modern bathroom features a tub in an arched recess with a backing structural glass panel. The design yields a bright room while preserving utter privacy and may be used in homes financed by FHA insured mortgages.
Mack Anthony pastor delivers 10:00 Church School and 11:15 Communion with theme Lest We Forget. 8:30 High School sermon at the Baptist Church. Mid week service Wednesday morning 7:45 to 8:80.
Miss Evelyn Lewis education secretary leads a church school with nursery and age based classes. Baraca and Bible study groups meet weekly. Morning worship at 11 15 a m features a sermon by Rev J Coad. Evening programs include Looking At the Liquor Problem and Young People activities. Midweek prayer service Wednesday at 8 30. Baccalaureate services planned.
Rev. Thomas Jk Sheehan pastor leads Mass on Sunday June 6 at 9 am with weekday Mass at 8 am. Altar Society الاجتماع meets Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Rectory.
Bruce B. Hall serves as pastor with 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship 3:00 p.m. Junior Society and 7:15 p.m. Senior N Y P S Night service at First Baptist Church Baccalaureate Sermon by Rev T F Callaway 8:00 p.m. Wednesday mid week prayer. Public invited to attend.
Rev Robb White Jr presides at 10:00 a m church school and 11:00 a m Holy Communion and sermon on Sunday June 6 1937. The Women’s Auxiliary meets Monday June 7 at 4 p m at Mrs Joe M Beutell’s home followed by a picnic supper. all women members are invited.
Elder R. H. Barwick of Cordele Georgia leads Bible Class Sundays at 10 00 am with preaching on the third Sunday and Friday night and Saturday before. Friday service at 730 pm and Saturday sessions follow.
The Style Trend Advisory Council of the Institute of Carpet Manufacturers proposes four home furnishing principles for budget homes. It urges a definite budget, buying only attractive pieces suited to the home, and choosing quality even if purchases come gradually. The booklet targets small federally financed homes under FHA Insured Mortgage and is published by the National Small Homes Bureau with industry assistance.
Sunday services at 11 a m in the Dawson and Washington streets church edifice. Sunday School at 10 a m. Wednesday testimony meetings at 8 p m. Reading room at 208 Williams Building North Broad Street open weekdays 3 30 to 5 30 p m with Christian Science literature available for reading borrowing or purchase.
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