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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1939

Page

5

Notice to Delinquent Tax Payers in Thomasville

City Council on May 22 ordered continued levy of all past due fines against delinquent taxpayers. Marshal J M Hancock urges payment at once to avoid extra costs and enforced collection, requesting cooperation of all parties. The United States paid less than 7,000,000 dollars to acquire Florida from Spain.

Thomasville J. M Hancock Marshall United States Florida Spain

Orchard Pond Scout Camp Opens June 11

The Suwannee River Council Boy Scouts announce Orchard Pond Camp opens June 11 with four weeks total for first and second sessions. Safety upgrades include a new dock and lifeguard supervision by Red Cross staff. Staff led by Thorn Well Brown will run activities, with additional weeks June 25 to July 2 and required one week per scout.

Orchard Pond Suwannee River Thorn Well Brown Brown Jack Owens Kenneth Gratz Fred Clark Mosley Collins Langdon Flowers John Gwynn Jimmie Thames George Reddick Joe Porter

Card of Thanks from the Fulwod Family

Card from Mrs J P Fulwgod and daughters at U No We No Radio Southern Radio Service thanking neighbors for support during illness and death of husband and father. Gracious thanks for deeds, words, flowers, and comfort. Blessings.

U-No-We-No-Radio Southern Radio Service W. Jackson St J . P. Fulwgod

Ivey Held in Manslaughter Charge After Pavo Shooting

Sam Ivey colored man is in Thomas County jail today facing manslaughter charge after coroner's inquest verdict and investigation into the fatal shooting of his wife Lulu Ivey near Pavo. Sheriff officers arrested him following the incident.

Sam" Ivey Thomas County Lulu Ivey Pavo Ivey

Prayer Meeting at First Presbyterian Church Tonight

The mid week prayer service is held tonight at 8:00 at First Presbyterian Church led by Rev. Richard T. Gillespie. A cordial welcome is extended to all attendees.

Richard T. Gillespie

Y. M. B. C. To Lead Prayer Services Tonight

The Young Men's Bible class takes charge of prayer services at 8:15 tonight and for June with different members each Wednesday. Dr Herbert Redling and Tommy Harrison lead a fifteen minute segment, Eustis Harrell directs the singing, and all members are urged to attend and bring a friend.

First Baptist Church Midweek Service Plans Summer Rotations

The Young Men's Bible Class taught by Mrs. Pritz Roberts will lead the 8 15 o clock midweek service tonight at the First Baptist Church. Various Sunday School classes will oversee the Wednesday night service each week throughout June and the summer season.

First Baptist Sunday School

Diversion road funds back in state picture

Atlanta June 7 Diversion road funds return to the state political scene as House economy committee proposals aim to hold to no new taxes. No provisions cover the three and a half months pay due 21 000 teachers estimated at 5.2 million dollars and no plan for county emergencies. The questions were handed to legislators for decision amid ongoing budget debate. Play Safe Drink Stegall's milk products.

Atlanta House Economy Committee

Legion Auxiliary installs officers for the next year

The American Legion Auxiliary of T. L. Spence Post No 31 met at the Legion Home for the last time before summer. President Mrs J J Gainey presided as officers and delegates were appointed for the Georgia state convention. New officers include President Mrs B W Stone and First Vice President Mrs J J Gainey.

Legion Auxiliary B. W. Stone American Legion Auxiliary T. L. Spence Post No. 31 Legion Home J. J. Gainey Indorse Department of Georgia R. G. Vinson Thomas Ville I. C. Vinson Ard Lacey Greene Alday T. L. Spence R. D. Carr James Gribben Secndamp Hast Wimpy Claude Rountree R. P. Wimberly J. Steyerman Stone Dickney Greens Punch Waters

Naval Hero Martin Sibitzky Receives Bravery Citation

Rear Admiral Cyrus W. Cole cited Martin C. Sibitzky and two others for extraordinary bravery in the Squalus rescue off New Hampshire. Sibitzky was the first diver to descend and attached a line enabling the rescue chamber to move on four trips.

Martin C. Sibitzky Cyrus W. Cole New Hampshire Sibitzky

Huckabee Speaks to Rotarians on Pan Americanism

The Rotary Club heard a program by the International Service Committee led by Dozier Hasty outlining the Pan American Union and the Lima Conference. N M Huckabee summarized the conference goals and two key resolutions stressing hemispheric defense and democracy. Bill Alexander ran the meeting in President Holland's absence with several visitors in attendance.

Huckabee Rotary Club International Service Committee Dozier Hasty Pan-American Union N. M. Huckabee Lima Western Hemisphere Bill Alexander President Holland Lyman Goodwin Worth Upchurch, Jr Bob Stringer Earnest Wahl Leland Crews Bill Flowers

Seagull Oswa Returns to Aberdeen Bridge Roost

Aberdeen residents await Oswa the seagull as the annual disappearance and return tradition continues. The pet of a bridge crew, she departs in mid April for a 148 day summer vacation and is expected back on September 6 to resume her bridge roost.

Aberdeen Wash Oswa

Forecast for Thomasville and Vicinity June 7 1939

Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with a few scattered showers. Observation at 7 a.m. shows highest yesterday 104 and lowest last night 72. Monthly high 104 and low 42 year record. Precipitation 0.44 inch in last 24 hours and 3.39 inches this year. Normal for month 8.45 inches.

U. S. Department OF Agriculture Thomasville Joocal U. Am

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