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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1941
Page
4
Reverend George W. Sibley presides as rector with Mrs Harris Jefferson on organ for Trinity Sunday. Holy Communion at 8:00 a.m. and again at 11:15 a.m. Sermon to follow the 11:15 a.m. service. Church School at 10:00 a.m. led by Superintendent Mr R C Balfour.
Rev Gillespie leads services at 11 15 am sermon Light Out of Darkness text 1 Corinthians 4 6. Sunday School 10 am and 3 and 4 pm Dawes Memorial Cedar Hill chapels Vesper 6 pm canceled for Baccalaureate united service. Evening service 8 pm Dawes Memorial Chapel.
The program highlights a rally day at the Methodist church with 10 00 a m church school led by Miss Sara Harley and 11 15 a m a church school rally program presented by the church.
The mounted schedule lists events at 7 30 p m Young People's League 4 09 p m Spiritual Life Group 4 00 p m Prayer Meeting and 9 80 a m District Conference across the week.
The First Baptist Church YF under Pastor Mixseke Lewis lists Sunday School at 9 a.m. with classes for all ages including babies. Baraca class led by Tee TH. Kelly and Young Men's Bible Class by Mrs. Fritz Roberts. Early teen boys taught by BK. O. Garner and early twenty men by T. M. McComb. Worship at 10 a.m. featuring Christ’s divine command. General director J.2 B. Franklin oversees adult department. Union for every age group. 240 p.m. Annual High School Commencement Service planned.
Bruce Brull pastor leads 10:00 a.m. Sunday School and children's day service at 1100 com. Morning worship follows. 7:15 p.m. Senior NY P 5 a Hi-N-Y at 30 p.m. Union begins service out First Baptist church with a message by Rev. T F Callaway.
St Augustine Church Catholic notes Sunday Mass at 5:09. Michael Manning serves as pastor and leads service at the parish every week.
Ermine Baptist Church in Ty Ty Georgia lists Bible Class every Sunday at 10 a.m. Preaching services occur on the third Sunday, Friday night and the Saturday before. Friday service at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at 1 a.m. Sunday services at 1 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Christian Science church at Dawson and Washington streets offers Sunday services at 11 a.m. and a Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. A Wednesday evening testimony meeting is listed. The reading room at 113 1-2 South Broad Street Room 4 second floor Pringle Block is open weekdays 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. for Bible and Christian Science literature.
Reverend V. Av Bone, minister, leads Bible School at 10:00 with C. M. Joy as superintendent. 11:00 a.m. sermon titled Living by the Faith of Gods Son from Galatians 2 20. 7:30 p.m. B T U. 8:30 p.m. Week of the Holy Spirit in the Believed Romans 8th chapter.
Trees shrubs grasses and other vegetation form a protective cover that stabilizes soil reducing erosion and runoff. The balance of root networks and ground cover supports slopes and preserves fertility while supporting biodiversity in the landscape.
New York stocks show steady to modest gains with grains and cotton futures firming. Industrials like U S Steel Bethlehem Chrysler and Pennsylvanian lead advances while utilities and rubbers lag. bonds improve and foreign exchange remains dull. Market activity tallies around 175,000 shares, up from the prior session, as investors await clearer war news and prospects for record mill operations next week.
Moultrie Georgia reports a steady hog market with prices listed by weight. Quotes show No 1 hogs at 180 to 240 pounds fetching 8.75 to 9.00, lighter batches bringing 6.00 to 6.75 for 110 to 180 pounds, and sows around 1.00 under standard hogs. Slugs listed from 7.20 to 7.00 with other weight brackets shown.
Savannah reports for June 7 show turpentine receipts 127 with no shipments and a stock of 9 063. Rosin receipts 634 and shipments 124 bring stock to 146 029. No trading in spirits and rosin today.
Chicago cash grain prices for June 7 show wheat values with multiple site reports and corn bids across No 1 yellow 74.44 to 75, No 2 74 to 75, No 3 73.4 to 74, No 4 78 to 74, No 5 71 to 73. Oats bids vary with No 1 mined heavy 37.35, No 1 red 37.14, No 1 white 38.5 to 41, No 4 white heavy 48.0, with broader mixed figures across No 2 and No 3 categories.
Butter receipts total 1,017,248 with steady prices and a 90 score center. other items such as eggs show 23,629 units steady with fresh grading. Local markets note unchanged car counts and overall flat activity.
The Agricultural Marketing Service notes total hog receipts at Albany, Columbus, Moultrie, Thomasville, and Tifton in Georgia plus Dothan and Jacksonville at 1,000 head. Prices were firm to up about 25 cents from last week across centers. Chicago quotes show steady to lower hoags with scarce prime lots, heavy weights softer, and stock cattle firm to higher as buyers contend for limited supplies.
New Orleans market shows futures closing steady to higher as traders weigh new loan beliefs and seasonal demand. Prices shift across months from December to May with gains spanning both New Orleans and New York sessions.
Prime cottonseed meal futures in Memphis closed steady on June 7 with July at 26.25, September 25.75, October 26.50, January 26.60. Sales reported at 500 tons.
Potatoes arrivals total 167 on track 233 shipments reach 1 004. New stock supplies are light. Demand slightly stronger. Alabama Bliss triumphs US No 1 2 20 40 ald. stock supplies light.
Cleveland Indians manager Robert Peckinpaugh suggested a short deferment for Bob Feller if the star pitcher is drafted in August. Feller received his draft questionnaire and the selective service board warned of possible induction that month. Peckinpaugh said any deferment request rests with club officials. Feller stressed he would do his duty and hopes to avoid seeking deferment.
In Mobile Alabama on June 7 draft board officials target architect Harry Inge Johnstone. Prospective selectees flood his drafting room daily and are directed to the draft board office down the hall for processing.
Miss Ruth Wheaten hosted a bridge gathering at Shotwell Street in Bainbridge to honor bride elect Miss Bessie Lew. Guests enjoyed roses and garden flowers, with Mrs Baxter Williams high and Mrs Harry Spooner low in rubbers, guest prizes awarded to Misses Martha Ward and Elizabeth O Neal.
Bainbridge residents and visitors are listed with travel plans and summer stays. Mrs Pardee Wimberly of Adel Ga travels to Virginia to visit relatives while Miss Frances Russell returns with Mrs W O Fleming to Cocoa Florida for a weeks visit. Frances Rich arrives from Athens to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Lloyd Rich. Mrs Joe Kirbo and son Sam Hawes depart for Atlanta for several weeks. Mrs Glover M Burney and son Harry of the University of Georgia pass through en route to Apopka Florida after visiting Mrs Thomas R Simmons and Mr Simmons of Tennille. Mrs S Marvin Griffin and children Patsy and Sammy leave for Winchester Virginia for summer with Mrs Griffin's mother Mrs R S Smith. Mrs Katherine Wimberly and Mrs Ella Chestnutt depart for G S C W Milledgeville with Miss Yvonne Wimberly to spend summer. Willis and Cohen also travel to Ponte Vedra Florida for weekend Reliance conference. Mrs Ed Smith of Atlanta and Mrs Owen W Wield plan trips to Detroit and New York to visit relatives.
The Times-Enterprise outlines telephone advertising acceptance for various classifications. Advertisers should pay the collector on first call or at the office, with receipts kept for potential billing questions. Out of town ads require cash, with estimates sent to cover costs and any excess returned with a statement.
Advertising rates and formats for the Dally Edition are listed by line and time blocks. The notice warns errors in classified ads should be reported immediately, with responsibility limited to a single incorrect insertion.
Valdese North Carolina June 7 Ead win Alabama Pitts about 30 the greatest athlete Sing Sing prison ever had died here early today of knife wounds suffered in a roadside tavern. Desk Sergeant Frank Pons said Newland Lefevres of Morganton was being sought. Pitts won national acclaim on gridiron and baseball at Sing Sing. He claimed he tried to break up a dance and was stabbed by the girls escort. He later played for Washington Senators and in the International League. He coached at Valdese High School and worked in a hosiery mill at death. survived by his widow and a daughter.
The Bainbridge Community Band under R. Glen Johnson performs Sunday afternoon at 4 in the city park. The program includes God Bless America, The Thunderer, and Nobody's Sweetheart.
A fragmented catalog of composers and pieces including Kahn Las Olas Waltz Rosas Lassus Trombone Novelty Fill More Autumn Romance Serenade King Herald of Progress March Havana Saban Serenade Ben Nett Deep Bass Sousaphone Solo Fillmore the University of North Dakota King oS Finis Reville Star Spangled Banner remains readable in a historical page.
An assorted classified panel lists Shervich wrecking and auto repair with 24 hour road service and Crawford Street address, then Mufflers and Tailpipes offers, followed by Cut Rate Auto Parts polishing and waxing services, Triangle Service Station on Broad at Smith Ave with phone, and finally farm supplies with cash delivery from Farmers Produce Company.
Fragmented OCR lists various public notices and job postings including hospital and police depots, county offices, and city hall matters. It mentions salaries, signatures, and standard service lines, plus a laundry and textile plant with positions like press operators and feeders.
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