Thomasville Druggist Honored by Georgia Association
A. R. Munn of Atlanta was reelected president of the Georgia Pharmaceutical Association. Valdosta was chosen for the 1929 convention city. Walter B. Jones and George Wheat of Atlanta and Columbus were elected first and second vice presidents, with John S. Montgomery of Thomasville named third vice president. The convention concluded with committee reports and several resolutions adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
A. R. Munn
Atlanta
Georgia Pharmaceutical Association
Valdosta
Walter B. Jones
George Wheat
John S. Montgomery
Thomasville
Kiwanis Club Meets With Many Absentees and Plans
Today's Kiwanis luncheon at the Y M C A featured a high absentee rate due to vacations and other engagements. Marshal Woodson delivered a keynote on unselfish service, tying Kiwanis ideals to broad civic values as plans for Ladies Night banquet at Tesco Hotel June 18 and next week's program by Convention Committee were announced.
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Kiwanis Club
George Cooper
House
Kiwanis
Tesco
Charlie Wall
Hansell Cone
H. P. Rackley
Sam Westwood
P. J. Pate
City
Jim Culpepper
A. G. Hargrave
Phoenix
Arizona
Walter Hargrave
W. W. Jarrell, Jr
Billy” Jarrell
J. Gorham Garrison
Ochlocknee
Fred Singletary
Weaver Coen
Greece
Rome
Marshal Woodson
Mr. Calloway
Woodson
Quitman
Thomasville
Expert Repair Work On Pianos And Phonographs
Moore Music Co offers expert repair service for pianos and phonographs and can be reached at phone 157 for prompt, reliable maintenance and restoration work.
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Moore Music Co
Agriculture Placed On Basis Of Equality With Others
Directors of the American Farm Bureau Federation drafted recommendations to be submitted to the Republican and Democrat National conventions. The proposals pledge each party to initiate and enact legislation to secure agriculture a place of equality alongside industry finance labor and other groups in the American protective system.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Injuries at Thomasville Ice Plant Hospitalized Victim
Marvin Singletary sustained painful cuts to his leg at the Thomas ville Ice and Mfg Co when entangled in an ice scoring machine. He was taken to Archbold Memorial Hospital for treatment and rests comfortably this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Singletary
Thomasville Ice and Mfg. Co
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Thomasville Stays Half Game Back as Valdosta Wins
Thomasville beat Moultrie 2 0 to keep pressure on the Valdosta All Stars in the South Georgia League standings. Valdosta defeated Quitman 2 1 in Valdosta as Skinny Watts no hits Quitman but an error allowed a run. Tomorrow Thomasville visits Quitman while Valdosta goes to Moultrie. Remaining schedule shows Valdosta 3 700 and 3 667 in the race.
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Valdosta All Stars
Thomasville
Moultrie Yesterday
Valdosta
Quitman
Skinny Watts
Moultrie
P.C. Valdosta
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James Gribbeninc
Our
W. Feinberg & Son
Thomasville Steam Laundry
Cor. Fletcher and
Madison Street
West Jackson St
Madison
Thomas Drug Store Inc
William Haines
Jack Holt
Alice Day
Hobart Bosworth
Haines
PATHE
Georgia Pharmaceutical Ass
J. S. Montgomery
Campbell W. Ansley
Williams’ Building
Florida
Court House
Thomasville High School
Susannah Wesley
Susannah
Thompson Block
West Jackson Street
Better Homes
Womens Club
Women’s Clubs of
Second Congressional District
Albany
McC. Jeffries
C. E. Hay
Gordon Avenue
New Orleans
Punch
Luke Langford
Joe Robison
W. M. Parker
May Valentine
H. M. Purcell
Honorine Herbener
Roscoe Luke
Beverly
T. F. Mays
Charlotte Dye
Chambers
Westminster Bible Class
The
Presbyterian Church
Lake Iamonia
Glen Arven
MacIntyre
Hamilton
Balfour
Mays
Turner
W. H. Searcy
Mason
Ysabel Kimble
Boston
Andrew College
Isabel Kimble
Cuthbert
Miss Kimble
Meigs
Meigs High School
Stribling
Harry Fay
Young Stribling
Louisville
Jacksonville Armory
Fay
Jacksonville
New York
Frances Archbold
Camp
Thomasville Public Library
United States
Garrison
Winn
Baptist Church
Pelham
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Herman D. Feinberg
W. Lewis Wilson Certified Public Accountant
Williams’ Bldg
Office 370
Warshaw Novelty
Betty Jane
Warshaw’s Boot Shop
Sherwin-Williams
T. A. Futch
Shrewin-Williams
South Broad St
Rocklath
S. Madison St
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