Kiwanis Luncheon Highlights Full Attendance Record
Marshal Woodson, Attendance Committee chair, boasted twelve straight luncheons with 100 percent member turnout. Team Captains gave short talks on why Kiwanis should attend at 104 percent, and guests included Frank Eidson and U S Marine Band member K E Wallace who outlined the band’s historic role since 1775 and possible November concerts in Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Marshal Woodson
George Cooper
Jim Evans
Bill Anderson
Roy Hill
Wister Jay
Dock
Rackley
Fred Singletary
Heath Varnedee
Bill Langley
Bill” Jarrell
Frank Pittman
Monticello
Milner Smith
Tallahassee
South Broad Street
Tesco
Luten
Alexandra
Kiwanis Clan
Wallace
U. S. Marine Band
Existance
Washington
Marine Band
Thomasville
Josh
Merrill Resigns as Federal Power Commissioner
Washington June 7 C C Merrill executive secretary of the federal power commission today submitted his resignation effective July 1 Merrill resigns from federal power post in Washington D C with June 7 press note
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Local residents and visitors listed for summer season
Macon residents Mr. K E Wallace and Mr W A Stillwell visit the city. Americus Mr A L Starr stays a few days while Montgomery guests Mr and Mrs J D Lester come for a visit. J Higgins returns for summer holidays. Busy Bee Co advertises mower parts and repair. Miss Mary Callaway returns from Bessie Tift College for break. The Jenkins Company promotes vulcanized tires. Friends grieve for Mr A G Joiner illness. Mrs Moncrief and Mrs Sampson, Jr. visit his home on West Jackson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Callaway
Bessie Tift College
Forsyth
O. S. Moncrief
S. Sampson, Jr
A. G. Joiner
County Officers Association Holds Brunswick Convention
The County Officers Association concluded its annual session in Brunswick Ga with W H Gardner of Macon named president Edwin W Dart Glynn elected vice president John D Richardson Hart county secretary and J H Langford Oconee county advisory board chair adjournment followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
W. H. Gardner
Macon County
County Officers Association
Edwin W. Dart
Glynn County
John D. Richardson
Hart County
J. H. Langford
Oconee County
Signing of Reparations Pact by Seven Nations at George V
Paris June 7 a solemn 5 pm ceremony will seal an agreement solving the German war debt issue. Reparations experts from seven nations to sign in the Hotel George V tea room marking the first step in Briands trilogy toward general liquidation of World War I. Owen D Young and Thomas W Lamont expected to sign for the United States amid other delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Germany
Aristide Briand
Geneva
Rhine
Hotel
George V
Owen D. Young
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan
United States
Asc
Social Notes Preview Summer Plans at Chinqua Pin Plantation
Miss Frances Archbold and Miss Cornelia Ouwerkerk are due this afternoon at Chinqua Pin Plantation then join Mr. J F Archbold for New York and surrounding areas for the summer. Mr and Mrs J Morse Ely and family depart for Santa Barbara after a year in Inwood Plantations and expect California for the season. Dr and Mrs J B Palmer and Miss Susan Palmer leave for Augusta to attend the Joe Palmer Eleanor Morris marriage in Augusta Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Archbold
Cornelia Ouwerkerk
Chinquapin Plantation
J. F. Archbold
New York and Vicinity
J. B. Palmer
Susan ‘Palmer
Augusta
Joe Palmer
Eleanor Morris
Moving Vans for All Kinds of Moves Offered
SERVICE TRANSFER CO. advertises moving vans of all sizes with contact number 292. Mr. and Mrs W F Joiner of Troy Illinois arrived in the city to be at the bedside of their ill father A G Joiner. Dr J T Culpepper and wife plan a few days at Hampton Springs and visit N A Upchurch in Jacksonville. T D Joiner and J B Joiner of Albany are in the city all week at their father A G Joiner’s bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Clarke
Adel
The
City
Service Transfer CO
W. F.joiner
Troy, Alg
A. G. Joiner
J. T. Culpepper
Hampton Springs
N. A. Upchurch
Jacksonville
T. D. Joiner
J. B. Joiner
Albany
Baseball Results From A Turbulent Day Across Leagues
Baseball results show Cleveland at New York with Batteries Hudlin and Sewell for the Yankees and Wells and Dickey for Cleveland. Sewell hits his first homer, Morgan also joins with a first homer. Chicago and Boston postponed by rain. St Louis and Philadelphia games listed with various battery pairs and homers. National League Boston at Pittsburgh and Brooklyn at Chicago games noted with multiple pitchers and a home run by Moore. Cincinnati matches noted with Sweetland, Davis, Donohue, and Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cleveland
New York
Hudlin
L. Sewell
Wells
Dickey
Sewell
Morgan
Chicago-Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Gray
Schang
Ehmke
Orwell
Quinn
Rommell
Cochrane
National
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brandt and Taylor
Brame
Hargreaves
Brooklyn
Chicago
Dudley
Morrison and Picinch
Root
Grace
Moore
Cincinnati
Sweetland and Davis
Donohue
Dixon
Prosperity Sale Brings New Type Event to Thomasville
Neel Brothers inaugurate a "Sale of Prosperity" in Thomasville the first of its name. The event aims to spark regional prosperity with a well arranged store display and extra staff to serve customers quickly as the farm area shows signs of advance and a positive outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Neel Brothers
Neel
South Georgia
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Indian River
Richelieu
Chase & Sanborn
Seal Brand
Richelieu Tea
Postel’s Flour—Roller Champion
Grantham
Wyalden’s
Oregon
Regina
Sas
Katchewan
Bank of Thomasville
Southern Bond & Share Corporation
Marshall Woodson
Merrill
Federal Power
COM
Piciorié
Macon
W. A. Stillwell
A. L.starr
Americus
Mrs. J. D. Lester
Montgomery
Joe. Higgins
Busy Bee Co
C. C. Moore
Atlanta
J. D. McDaniel
Jackson, Ga
Jenkins Company
Madison St. Thomasville, Ga
Association
Ture
W. T. Anderson
Anderson
Scoggins & Jomes
Jim James
Dallas Scoggins
Jackson St
Swift
Alaska
Zed
Pearl Brand
Atlantic
Gerber
Battle Creek Sanitarium
Henl
Kingan
Buni-Saw
Groceterias
Postoffice
Gordon Avenue
Tanglefoot
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