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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1933

Page

3

May rainfall below normal and warm mean for the month

May precipitation totaled .82 inches, far below the 3.63 inch normal. Year to date rainfall reached 27.17 inches, up from 22.53 inches last year. May had six thunderstorms, 81 percent sunshine for 346.6 hours, and a mean temperature of 78.6 degrees, above the 74 degree normal. Revival services at Barwick Methodist Church begin June 11 with Rev. A W Quillian preaching two services daily.

Weather Bureau Barwick Methodist Church H. 8. Brooks A. W. Quillian Leslie Georgia Quillian South Georgia Barwick

Roan Shetland Pony In Pound. Owner Sought

Marshal Hancock reports a roan Shetland pony found on Gordon Avenue is in the city pound awaiting its owner. The animal likely belongs to a local child and impounding costs will accumulate if not claimed soon due to feed bills and advertising.

Marshal Hancock Gordon Avenue

City Council Approves Licenses in Regular Session

The council met in regular session June 5 1933 with Mayor Beverly and eight aldermen present. Minutes were read and approved, all bills ordered paid, and licenses granted to Thomasville Hardware Supply Co J F Johnson Lamberts Fish and Poultry J F Taylor and Patriotic Inc Co of America. The meeting adjourned.

Beverly Powell Dixon Neel Chastain Smith Holland Watt Inman Thomasville Hardware & Supply Co J. F. Johnson Lamberts Fish & Poultry J. F. Taylor Patriotic Inc. Co. of America

Religious Census to Be Taken Next Tuesday in Thomasville

A complete religious census will be conducted next Tuesday morning in Thomasville. About 150 women from city churches will assemble at 9 30 at the Presbyterian Church to canvass in small territorial units. Rev Ausley Moore will chair. The census provides addresses and new church member information for welcoming newcomers.

Thomasville Presbyterian Church Ausley Moore

Notice of Bankruptcy for Guy Shannon Jones in Valdosta

In the district court of the United States for the middle district of Georgia Guy Shannon Jones of Thomasville Ga is adjudged bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors will be held at Valdosta Ga on June 17 1933 at nine oclock in the forenoon at the referee s office. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other business. The bankrupt must be present. Dated Valdosta Ga June 7 1933 James F McCrackin Referee in Bankruptcy. Please file your claim at once.

District Court OF the United States Middle District OF GA Valdosta Guy Shannon Jones Thomasville James F. McCrackin

Baptist youth group to meet at Midway Church July 12

Thomas County Association Baptist young people's missionary groups plan an all day meeting at Midway Church on July 12 led by Mrs Guest of Ochlocknee. Talks music plays and other features will occur with a picnic lunch. Also announced is the engagement of Mary Nell Norton to Milton Cecil Bowers, both from Thomasville and Meigs respectively, a high social interest union in the area.

Baptist Young People’s Missionary Organizations Thomas County Association Midway Church Thomasville Guest Ochlocknee Frederick 8. Norton Mary Nell Milton Cecil Bowers Meigs Baptist Church Franklin

Miss Elizabeth Smith Wins First Prize In Beauty Contest

Miss Elizabeth Smith, a freshman at Georgia State Woman's College Valdosta, won first prize in a Rose Theatre beauty contest sponsored by the Junior Club in Thomasville. Frances Pittman took second, Sara Jennings third, and Mary Frances Hubert fourth. many other contestants appeared in formal gowns as judges selected the winners. A colored Bible School opens June 12 at the colored Presbyterian Church with sessions for children and adults planned.

Elizabeth Smith Rose Theatre Thomasville Miss Smith Charles C. Smith Georgia State Woman’s College Valdosta Thomasville High School Frances Pittman J. Frank Pittman Sara Jennings Wesleyan College Miss Jennings W. J. Jennings Mary Frances Hubert Miss Hubert Ben Hubert Miss Pittman Misses Thelma Mason Evelyn Godwin Josephine Adams Marguerite Neel Elizabeth Pittman Edna Alderman Eleanor Phillips Clara Hargrave Martha Bailey Virginia Parker Julia Trice Luca Mae Easterlin Edna Godwin Faye Sparks Beth Hunley Evelyn Turner Virginia Folsom Mary McGavock Madeline Pettigrew Helen Dale Parrish Abbie Whiddon Martha McGavock Mary Houston Hattie Bell Bibb Joan Stanley Margaret Bracey HH. B. Jenkins Colored Bible School All Bible School Colored Presbyterian Church Iast Jackson and Mitchell Streets Fime

Motorist Backs Into Police Car in Business District

Harry Goldstein backed from a parking space before his store on West Jackson Street and struck a city patrol car bringing a witness to the station. The officer driven vehicle sustained a crushed rear fender, damaged door, and several wheel spokes were knocked out in the morning incident.

Harry Goldstein West Jackson Street Paulk

Bride Elect Lydia Minter Honored At Bridge Party

Mrs Howard Thompson hosted a bridge party Wednesday evening in honor of bride elect Lydia Minter. Dessert ice course followed. High score went to Miss Edna Fort among a lineup including Misses Dixie McDaniel Ethel Herring Mildred Herring Alberta Goff Ruth Hargrave Anna Bell Vaughn Ella Lindsey Ruth McKinnon and Mesdames Harvey Chastain and Eustace Harrell.

Howard Thompson Lydia Minter Miss Fort Miss Minter Edna Fort Dixie McDaniel Ethel Herring Mildred Herring Alberta Goff Ruth Hargrave Anna Bell Vaughn Ella Lindsey Ruth McKinnon Mesdames Harvey Chastain Eustace Harrell Thompson Sara Belle Montford

Funeral Services for E W Murdock Held in Meigs

Meigs Georgia June 8 funeral services were held for Eus tace W Murdock who died from injuries after his car collided with a fast truck near Meigs. The service at his home was led by Dr Osgood F Cook and several local ministers. He held public posts including alderman and mayor and was a longtime respected business leader. He is survived by his mother wife two children and two sisters. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers from several towns attended. Interment followed at Meigs cemetery.

Meigs Eustace W. Murdock Here Murdock Osgood F. Cook Thomasville J. Gorham Garrison J. M. Rushin E. J. Garbutt Donaldsonville Mr. Murdock Methodist Church Meigs Masonic Lodge J. D. Culpepper

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