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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1931
Page
2
A cluttered column from the Thomasville Times-Enterprise includes social and political quick quips on figures like Duce and Brazil, local notes on advertisers, court and political jabs, and a brief golfish baseball update from Thomasville. The piece weaves satire with local concerns, naming Tex Guinan and Gus, and references to bans on certain entertainers.
The 1981 graduating class in Thomasville is the largest in local history, with some students dropping out earlier and others lacking prior credits. The piece praises the class’s character, stresses the broader meaning of education for practical life, and notes concerns about gender balance and uneven division, while lauding civic beautification efforts linked to the Rose Shows in Thomasville and Georgia.
A petition seeks to form Seminole Pecan Cooperative, a nonstock Georgia association for pecan growers. It outlines purposes to market, process, and finance pecans, acquire facilities, and borrow, with at least seven directors for fifty years.
Washington reports Nicholas Longworth Senator Walcott and Senator Hebert are famed for attending a private concert in an inner Library of Congress audi torium. The trio, renowned in politics and music, invitees only, share a rare passion for high brow compositions. Longworth plays violin and piano.
Eastern time listed for Cairo Bainbridge and intermediate points with departures from Thomasville at 9 00 am and 6 45 am. Buses leave Thomasville for Moultrie Tifton and intermediate points at 8 50 am 11 16 am and 3 00 pm.
The Library of Congress musical program runs on private endowment by Mrs. Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge of Pittsfield Massachusetts. The gift supports the Library’s collection, sustains annual chamber music festivals, and provides a venue for performances by a small circle of musicians who gather at a host’s home.
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