Speech Pupils To Be In Recital Friday At Junior High
East side School's Speech Department directed by Miss Maryan Smith presents a recital Friday afternoon June 6 at four in the Junior High School auditorium. Participants include Betty Terry Barbara Davis Clayton Courson Janie Taylor Betty Stegall Claire Tomp tins Carey Scott Mary Edna Scott Cochran Scott Edwin Smith Haywood McAdam Betty Low Carlton Virginia Mitchell Tommie McAdam Dorothy McKinnon. Everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastside School
Maryan ‘Smith
Betty Terry
Barbara’ Davis
Clayton ‘Courson
Janie Taylor
Betty Stegall
Claire Tomptins
Carey Scott
Local News Notes on Hospital Update and Birth
Friends are glad Miss Mary Hawthorn is improving after an emergency appendicitis operation on Tuesday. Mr Julian Neel of Msiory University visits for the summer. Dr and Mrs Allen Akridge of Pelham announce the arrival of their eight pound daughter born May 27 named Marion. Dr Akridge is a former Thomasville boy and many friends here.
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Mary Hawthorn
Julian Neel
Msiory University
Allen Akridge
Pelham
Marion
Akridge
Thomasville
Weather Forecast for Thomasville Georgia
Partly cloudy with possible thunderstorms this afternoon. Fair tonight and Friday with rising temperatures Friday. Local observations note highest yesterday and low temperatures, with precipitation totals 0.23 inches since month start and 0.08 inches since January 1.
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Department OF Commerce
Thomasville
Merijan
Illness Notice for Clyde Duren in Coolidge
Mr Clyde Duren of Coolidge will regret to learn of his illness at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs D C Duren on the Hall road.
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Clyde Duren
Coolidge
D. C. Duren
Hall Road
Old Newspapers For Sale At The Times Enterprise Office
Bundle deal advertised with multiple bundles available at 10 cents each. The notice also contains farming guidance suggesting sorghum and corn seed rates to produce high quality silage, mentioning three pounds sorghum seed and seven pounds shelled corn per acre.
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Times-Enterprise
Farmers urged to raise more chickens amid poultry demand
Good sausage should consist of about three parts lean to one part fat pork. Since there will be a big demand this year for poultry and poultry products, every farmer is urged to raise more chickens.
Troop 4 Awards Program Highlights Health Safety Lessons
Miss Lula Harley presided as Troop No. 4 held an awards noon program with Claire Flowers leading. The girls learned first aid, fire safety, and emergency care through demonstrations and department visits, including medical and fire safety notes.
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Lula Harley
Owens Wéreth
Claire Flowers
Sarah
Trea
Sudde Dent
Sarah Merle
T Department
Sally
Herrell
Property Seizure Powers Backed to Ease War Bottlenecks
Washington June 5 P Secretary Stimson said property seizure powers sought for the president are needed to relieve machine tool bottlenecks aluminum shortages and German patents hindering defense production He favored a time limit but would accept none if it hindered defense aims Congress faces strong criticism from many members including Senator DiGa George who urged a defined period and revision before floor action.
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Washington
Stimson
Congress
War Department
Roosevelt
Navy
OPM
Ard
United States
George
DiGa
State Market Report Shows May Produce Totals
Georgia State Farmers Market records indicate 106904.05 dollars worth of vegetables sold in May led by 79133.70 dollars of beans and 17144.00 dollars of cabbage. Shipments from A B C sheds and Coast Line and from Coolidge Thomasville Pavo Barwick areas push total cabbage shipments to roughly 150 to 850 cars with beans and cabbage accounting for most volumes.
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H. W. Singletary
Georgia State Farmers Market
Coast Line
Coolidge
Thomasville
Pavo
Barwick
Thomas County
Piano Pupils Of Mrs Gainey To Give Recital
Mrs J J Gainey will present a piano recital by her pupils Friday June 6 at 8 30 p m in the Junior High auditorium. Admission is free and all are invited.
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J. J. Gainey
J. Gainey
Commitment filed with Emergency Board shapes wage agreement
A.B. and C. commitment filed in Atlanta on May 30, 1941, states the carrier doubts its ability to fund substantial wage increases yet agrees to follow Emergency Board recommendations on pay rules and working conditions. The plan extends to all employee classes starting June 1, with aims to maximize revenue and preserve operations while honoring pay recommendations.
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Emergency Board
Starnes Calls Camp Blanding Site a Disgrace
Rep. Starnes of Alabama denounces the selection of Camp Blanding Florida as the site of a large army cantonment calling the move a scandal and a disgrace. The June 5 Washington report notes his strong criticism of the choice.
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Rep
Starnes
Camp Blanding
Washington
D-Ala
Fla
Eleven Thomas County seniors earn Georgia degrees
Eleven Thomas county residents received University of Georgia degrees during the May 18 commencement on the agricultural campus. Harmon Caldwell spoke as 781 graduates were conferred degrees, with Alumni Day activities and the new $450,000 auditorium dedication lighting the weekend events.
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Athens
Leven Thomas County
University of Georgia
Harmon W. Caldwell
Eric Clarke
Metropolitan Opera Company
Alummni Society
Donald Harper
Paris
France
Thomas County
Harmon Lamar
Boland
Coolidge
B. S. Agriculture
Garth Brooks
Penile
Edith Dixon
Thomasville
Melvin Harvis Goodwin
Herbert
Lee Stoddard
John Wayland White,Jr
B.S. Pharmacy
Edgar Woody, Jr
Pelham Doctor Burns Speaks at Legion Home Installation
McIntosh Burns, a prominent Pelham physician and area commander, installed officers for the year at the Legion Home Tuesday night. He spoke on the Legion's vital role in safeguarding the United States and in national defense work.
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Legion Home
McIntosh Burns
Pelham
H.S. Nelson
Con Roberson
J. G. Stanberry
Jdr
Tom Langley
W. E. Raiford
Legion
Burns
The
United States
Wilson Hart engagement announced for Eva Jane Wilson
Mr and Mrs W M Wilson announce the engagement of their daughter Eva Jane to Bryan W Hart of Barwick The marriage is to be solemnized in July.
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W. M. Wilson
Eva Jane
Bryan W Hart
Barwick
Lawmakers weigh pipelines bill amid home stay threat
House leaders from Massachusetts signaled intent to bring up a pipelines bill by unanimous consent today but faced reports it might be blocked delaying action until a special session could be convened. The measure would grant private firms eminent domain rights to acquire water rights for defense use.
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House
WsCormict
Massachusetts
Williams Formula and Rux Compound Promote Relief Claims
North Carolina readers are urged to try Williams Formula and Rux Compound for relief from gas pains constipation and rheumatic like pains. Testimonies from R. B. Price of Reidsville and Emma Conner of Fairview describe improved appetite sleep elimination and reduced gas and pains after using the medicines. Sold by Inman Drug Store and leading druggists with a genuine liquid version advertised.
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Williams
R. B. Price
Franklin St
Reidsville
N. Co
Inman’ Drug Store
Leadin
Ady
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