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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
6
A mixed puzzle page presents across and down clues. Entries include birds, meats, plants, and farmyard imagery with asked terms like imitating creature, venison dish, treetop vine, and a two word naturalist theme. Several bird related items feature, along with sizes, tools, and geographic hints in a whimsical wordplay grid.
Meigs hosts a June tea at Mrs. Leo Wilkes home honoring Miss Mervyn Singletary prospective bride. Guests, a long list of local residents, enjoy garden arrangements, Irish lace table setting, and a musical program led by Mrs. J. L. Pilcher along with social visits and multiple regional referrals.
Monticello Florida June 6 lost for three days on a flight to Alabama Mrs Harmon Lowman and her two sons were found dead in a wreck nine miles south of town. The craft hit a cornfield then trees in a swamp area. The pilot John Lowman 25 years old was seated in the wreckage. Rescue planes spotted the debris and recovered the bodies. Authorities called it an accidental crash amid a heavy rainstorm. The crash ends a three day search aided by coast guard planes and local residents. The bodies were sent to Andalusia Alabama for burial.
Elaine Carter leads a mixed program including English folk songs and Negro songs performed by the Glee Club with intermission. Featured pieces include Drink To Me Only, Believe Me If All, Peanut Picking Song, Shortenin Bread, and Lil Lira Jane.
Fire sweeps the 40 year old Florence Hotel in downtown Birmingham causing two deaths and five injuries. Firemen battled flames for hours with $250000 in damages. Victims identified include J L Parkes 72 and William Yerier 31. Fire marshal orders investigation as guests flee in panic.
Dennis Kyle, British Walker Cup player, shot 30 for the first nine holes at Sunningdale during the Surrey championships, eclipsing Bobby Jones's nine hole mark of 33 in the 1926 Open qualifying. Kyle’s first nine were 30 with a 433 243 434-30 sequence noted.
Residents trapped on the fourth floor miraculously escaped serious injury as authorities responded to the incident. Fire crews assisted occupants and investigated the scene for further danger.
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