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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1927

Page

2

Hollywood high school principal notes students avoid films

William H. Snyder, Hollywood High School principal for nineteen years, says 81 percent of the last graduating class planned to go to college. He observes students live amid film industry but remain indifferent to pursuing screen careers, noting true screen success often hinges on luck and actual income versus the glamour shown by celebrities.

Hollywood Cal Iwilliam H. Snyder Holywood High School Hollywood High School Snyder

Kiwanis Officers and Members Meet at Memphis Convention

Local Kiwanis delegates Milner Smith and Lonnie Ferguson attended All Kiwanis Night in Memphis as clubs nationwide observed a silent Zero Hour tribute. The local luncheon featured music, speeches, and the Inter-Club Creed while preparations for 1928 convention planning continued.

Memphis Tenn Milner Smith Lonnie Ferguson United States Canada Friendship and Fellowship of Kiwanis Kiwanis Marshal] Woodson Hansell Baker Campbell Ansley Charlie Watt Wistar Jay Paul Searcy Kiwania America God Save the King Ammerman Pres Charles Watt Builders’—Club M. M. Leventhal Mount Dora Fila Sidney Steyerman Steve Vaskis Finance Committee Messra P. J. Bjort & Son Thomasville Nurseries

Novel land becomes vacation grounds for Pres Coolidge

Washington bulletin from the National Geographic Society notes the Black Hills of South Dakota are better described as mountains with peaks over 6,000 feet and a rich mineral history. It details Harney Peak and The Needle formations, the Homestake Mine, the park and forest areas, and the summer retreat at Game Lodge near Sylvan Lake with roads, cabins, and campground permits in a description of President Coolidge’s planned stay.

Washington, D. C Jane Black Hills South Dakota Coolidge National Geographic Society Appalachians Osarks Plains Great Plains America Big Badlands Rapid City Rockies Harney Peak Black Hill California Texas Colorado Utah U. S. Army Grant Deadwood Homestake Lead Harney Outer Custer Sylvan Lake Atlantic Ocean Sylvian Lake Game Lodge President Coolidge Italy Washington Denver Colorado Springs

Hubbard Medal Will Be Awarded Lindbergh

Washington June 7 Colonel Charles A Lindbergh to receive the Hubbard Medal the highest award of the National Geographic Society Only two others have received this honor and the ceremony will be held in Washington D C Lindbergh is the third recipient of the Hubbard Medal in the society’s history.

Washington, D. C Fnr Charles, A. Lindbergh Hubbard National Geographic Society

Personal visitors and locals gather in Thomasville scene

Mr. Charles Wolff of Montgomery was among visitors Sunday. Miss Dorothy Coon returned from the State College at Milledgeville. Mrs. Charles Pittman of Tampa visits Miss Fay Mayo. Various locals and visitors, including J. C. Baxley, Bruce Newton and Miss Virginia Jemison, were noted in town. Mary Donna Dekle and Clifton Dekle traveled from Tampa with their father to Thomasville for a short stay.

Charles Wolff Montgomery Dorothy Coon Milledgeville Coon Charles Pittman Tampa Fay Mayo Bruce Newton Orangeburg S. C City Mr. Newton F. P. Newton Calhoun Street Mary Donna Dekle Clifton Arthur Dekle Thomasville Clifford B. Dekle

Rotary Club Visit and Piano Shipment at Quitman

Visitors J. T. King W. H. Flowers J. M. Edwards and J. F. LeHomme dieu attended Quitman Rotary Club. Kroeger pianos and music came in. Heéeth Varhedos recovered from ruptured appendix surgery performed yesterday. Robert E. Peary and Commander Richard Evelyn Byrd are noted explorers and aviators.

J. T. King W. H. Flowers J. M. Edwards J. F. LeHommedieu Quitman Rotary Club Kroeger Pianos Cocrore Music CO Heéeth Varhedos Robert E. Peary North Pole Richard Evelyn Byrd United States, Navy

Southern Baptists Sunday School Board Meeting in Nashville

The Southern Baptist Sunday School board met in Nashville Tennessee to approve a 417500 dollar general work budget, inaugurate an employee allowance, and create a new department of church administration and church building.

Nashville Tenn Department of Church Administration Southern Baptist Wich

Maryland oysters nabbed in act of lifting whiskey corks

Three Maryland oysters were arrested while lifting the cork from a whiskey bottle. State conservation commissioner W Swepson Earle says the trio might have succeeded in three or four years. Exiled sect Nekrasovtzi to return to Russia after 200 years in Turkey. descendants of Cossack sect to rejoin homeland.

Baltimore Maryland W. Swepson Earle Odessa Turkey Nekrasovtzi Russia Catherine the Great

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Gilbert King Vidors John Gilbert Eleanor Boardman Roy D’arcy Karl Dane George K. Arthur and Arthur Lubin Dorodhy Farnum King Vidor Refeel Sabatini Meza Goldwyn Mayer Grand Theatre Victrola Cocroft Music CO Pres. Coolidge China Louis H. Jerger Jess Standard Oil Company Kentucky Annes J. C. Baxley J. H. van Loon, Jr Newae City B. G. McLarin Albany J. M. Smith Howard Thompson J. E. Keith Miami W. J. Warren Atlanta J. W. Fordham Savannah J. A. Ennis Tallahassee Montgomery's Pharmacy Montgomery's Pharmacy Prescription Specialists Southern Baptists Purina Golden Bros. Co Thomasville,” Ga
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