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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1940

Page

8

Quitman Dr Bernan ae studies Brooks malaria drainage

In Quitman on June 8 Dr Bernan ae director of malaria control in fiba visits Brooks county to study ditch lining used in drainage to prevent mosquito breeding. He trained at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore and observes pre cast inverts in ditches. Several locals named attend the reception before the Holtons depart for Florida.

Quitman Bernanae Fiba Brooks County Jbans Hopkins Baltimore Brooks County Board of Health

Mabel Bush and Barney Holton Wed in Quitman Garden Ceremony

Miss Mabel Bush daughter of Mr and Mrs Bush of Quitman married Mr Barney Holton of Thomasville in a garden ceremony at the Wade home. Rev TH Heiser officiated with a musical program by Miss Julia Price and Wade Clanton. A reception followed with flowers, a three tier cake, and bridal party in formal attire.

Quitman Mabel Bush Arvane Og Julia Price Wade Clanton Miss Price Holton Mrs. Wade J. Bush Ralph Collins H. B. Chesnutt Curleg Lester Jimmy

Maynard Smith of Cairo Addresses Quitman Kiwanis Club

Maynard Smith of Cairo, lieutenant-governor of Kiwanis fifth district, spoke at the Quitman Kiwanis Club regular meeting on annual inspection night. Delegates headed for Kiwanis International convention include T. M. Cordell Morven Crandy Willis F T Powell Barwick and Allen C Smith Quitman.

Quitman Maynard Smith Cairo Kiwanis Kiwanis Club Kiwanis International T. M. Cordell Morven Crandy Willis Barwick Allen C. Smith

Miss Dwyer to Wed J R McMichael Jr

The engagement of Dorothy Dwyer of Pleasantville New York to Jack Richard McMichael Jr of Quitman Georgia is announced by Mr. and Mrs. Dwyer. Dorothy is a Smith College ME A graduate and Jack is an Emory alumnus studying at Union Theological Seminary in New York City.

Quitman, Gi Willian Gerard Dwyer Pleasantville N.Y Dorothy Jack Richard McMichael Jr Quitman, Gin Merv Dwyer New York Smith College McMichael Jo Re. McMichael Quitmin Grier Martin Atlanta Mars Reamy William Gilfoyle Lynchbarge Bis Or. McMichael Bouna Vista W. 11 Lott Columbus Jack Quitman Emory University China American Youth Congress Union Theological Seminary Columbia Dre

Miami death of Mrs. Rowell brother of local residents

Mrs. George W. Rowell, brother of Mrs. E. B. Harrison and Mrs. J. E. Toole of Bainbridge, died in Miami after a stroke. Funeral held in Macon with about 260 guests attending. several local family members and friends from the area were noted among attendees.

Wainbridge George W. Rowell E. B. Harrison J. FE. Toole Miami Fla Rowell Macon FE. B. Harrison J. E. Toole Ivy May Cox Newton Jonathan Wiliams Dawson Harrison Girl. Toole

Bride-Elect Miss Fred Ward Garners Thursday Shower

Bainbridge June 8 a beau tea shower honored Miss Fred Ward, bride elect, hosted by Mesdames Powell Bryan Branson Harrison and Misses Powell Menderson at the Powell home on Broughton Street. Roses dahlias gladiolias and white lilies adorned the scenes with a lace table centerpiece and silver candelabra.

Bainbridge Freddie Ward W. G. Powell David Bryan Branson Harrison Marjorie Powell Vina Menderson Broughton Street Pegwell Benite

Lovely Luncheon Honors Miss Ward in June Pre wedding Series

Bainbridge June 8 continuing pre nuptial events honoring Miss Freddie Ward whose marriage to Leo Crosson of Charlotte North Carolina June 18 featured a one o clock luncheon hosted by Mrs. Gilbert Gragg and Mrs. John Grage at Gragg home on Shotwell Street. Decorations in gold and white included white hydrangeas semen lilies Queen Annes lace and shasta daisies with gardenias. Regal wigs were used on the buffet.

Bainbridge Freddie Ward Leo Crosson Charlotte N. C Gilbert Gragg John Grage Shotwell Street Gragg

Cairo officials brief list outlines local services

A compact item lists key city services including police sheriff fire hospital post office city hall and an enterprise distributor with numbers 134 65 41 290 303 172. The snippet preserves names such as Jimmie Strange and the Times.

Sheriff’s Office Police Inbridge Hospital Riverside Hospitals R. B. Teal Times- Enterprise Wise Post Office City Hall Jimmie Strange Times. Enterprise

Cairo Churches Schedule and Baptist Sermon Notice

Cairo churches list service times for Methodist and First Baptist congregations. Methodist pastorWilliam MeTier leads morning worship at 11 and evening service at 7:30 with a league gathering at 3. First Baptist under Wilburn S. Smith offers Sunday School at 9 45 and sermons at 11 and 7 30 with midweek prayer.

William MeTier League Union Meigs Board of Stewards First Baptist Wilburn S. Smith

Cairo Personal Notice of Local Social Guests

Cairo Ga June 8. Mr and Mrs B F Cochran of Dublin were recent guests of Dr and Mrs W M Searcy. Col of Columbus and family visit. others depart for Annapolis Naval Academy commencement. Several locals and visitors named with summer plans and enrollments at Auburn and Milledgeville.

Cairo B. F. Cochran Dublin W. M. Searcy R. Preston Mlvira Owen Columbus Annapolis United States Naval Academy Mayo Floyd McKnight Tifton Frank Colson Jimmy Pahokee Fla Clara Mauldin

Camilla Lions Club elects B W Hughes President

Camilla Georgia June 8 at a club meeting Camilla Lions Club elected officers for the coming year with B W Hughes named president. Other officers include B T Burson first vice president A J Crow second vice president Le Roy Thomas Lion tamer and J C Scarborough secretary.

Camilla Camilla Lions Club BR. W. Hughes B. T. Burson A. Jy Crow LeRoy Thomas W. B. Ree Tail Aind L. S. Bush F. _ Ford J.B. Miler J. Ganthen B. UL. Fharst sPestnappy J.C. Scarborough Ec Retary

Bridal Luncheon Menu Game With Canned Goods

A four course luncheon featured a playful emergency menu challenge where guests brought canned goods to be used as the main dish. The bride-elect awarded prizes to Miss Martha Nordan Hornsby and Miss Ward for clever ideas.

Venus Miss Ward Martha Nordan Hornsby Freddie Ward Martha Ward Marjorie Powell Mary Eugenia Willis Martha

Catholic Services at Bainbridge

On Sunday morning mass will be celebrated at 10 o'clock. During the summer mass will be celebrated at the same hour each Sunday. On Sunday morning the pastor will preach on the subject The Sacred Heart and World Prayers.

Bainbridge

Markets Drift as War News Stirs Narrow Session

New York traders faced a slow turnover with 199,270 shares changing hands the smallest since last July. Stocks were slightly mixed while bonds firmed and foreign exchange fluctuated as traders weighed war news and potential arms production shifts. Chicago dairy prices held steady with butter and eggs unchanged. Wheat and corn fell while cattle and hog futures stayed even.

New York Motors

Moultrie Hog Market Steady Prices Listed June 8

Hog market reports from Moultrie Georgia show soft hog prices steady at top figures 4.75 to 5.00 for 240 pound heavies and 4.50 to 4.75 for 180 to 240 pound Nos. 1 and 2. fat sows and hog weights vary with price ranges echoed alongside hog stags 3.28 to 3.50.

Moultrie

New York Cottonseed Futures Steady Amid Light Trade

Otc New York June market for bleachable cottonseed oil futures closed unchanged with two lower bids. Trading showed 22 contracts with July at 6.08, September 6.14, Get. 6.16, December 6.18, January 6.20.

New York Claus ‘Ock Allied Store Aeenewad Allin Chalmers Am Rolle Mills Lu Smelt & Ref Amn Tobacco Anveonda AU Voust Line AU Kerining Athis Corp Bendix Avia Beth Steel Chex & Ohio Cola & el Curtis Wright du Pont Generallectric General Poous General Motors Goodrich Art ‘Bae Goodyear Greyhound National Distillers Amer Aviatoin North American Deckard Paramount J C Penny Pullman Rudo Repab Steel Ja Reynolds Tobb Sears Roebuer Simamens Eanees Secony Vae Sou Railway Stand Brands Ltd Oil A Nod Texas Car UN Bug & Pap United Corp US Steel Farner Bros Weat EL & M Woolworth Ne I New Orleans U. S&s. Government Bonds U. S.C Treasury Fed Farm Holc Us NEW York Sugar

Bimelech Gets Another Chance in Belmont Stakes

New York reports Bimelech the once famed great horse has another Belmont Stakes bid today. He is top choice in the 72nd running of the mile and a half race with six rivals, including Gablahadon and Corydon who recently beat him in previous prep events.

New York Bim-Bum- Bim Bimelechi Ethel V. Mars Gablahadion Payne Whitney Corydon

Southeastern Cattle Trade Week Ended June 7 1940

Thomasville Georgia reports a mixed market with prices mostly weak to steady. Receipts across seven plants reached 726 head, up from last week, as buyers kept prices down though declines topped 25 cents in spots. Calves and slaughter cattle held at modest levels with common grade offerings dominant and replacements activity dormant.

Thomasville

Packer Markets Southeast Georgia Bog Market Brief

Combined receipts of hogs at Southeastern Packing Plants including Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Lifton Dothan and Jacksonville totaled 634 head. Market was fairly active and steady with Friday’s activity and slightly lower than last week. Quotations list various weight ranges for soft hogs with prices from 3.25 to 5.50 depending on weight and grade.

Southeastern Thomasville U. S. Dept. of Agri Southeastern Packing Albany Columbus Moultrie Lifton Gau Dothan Ala Jacksonville Mla

Chicago Livestock and Cotton Roundup June Market Notes

Chicago livestock report shows salable hogs 300 with total 8800, market limited by supply and lower weights, top around 5.40, cattle and calves weaker with scarce cows, sheep at 2000 head. New Orleans cotton futures steady with weekend cover, New York futures rally on late buying, various contract quotes and spot price mentioned.

Chicago U. S New Orleans New York Commission House Southern Bombay Prav

Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report

Chicago cash grain listings show no sales for cash wheat. Corn prices for No 1 yellow and No 2 varieties range around 66 to 68 cents, with No 1 white at 78 cents. Oats, barley, and soybeans appear with varied samplings and price bands across multiple grades.

Chicago

Allies and Nazis: RAF raids and French defenses reported

The report notes Allied and German actions along the southeast coast and near Paris with anti aircraft fire heard south of Paris. British air forces supported French operations with raids into Germany and into northwest France while Germany claims French resistance weakened Maginot line garrisons and shifted men to Somme Aisne defenses.

Paris Germany France Maginot Line Somme-Aisne Reich

Meigs Baptist to Hold Protracted Meeting June 8

Meigs Georgia hosts a Baptist protracted meeting beginning June 8 led by Rev J Coram Garrison with William Parrish directing music and a junior choir to join the adult group. The Methodist church suspends Sunday services to join the opening night worship and revival aims for daily 8 AM and 8:30 PM services emphasizing stewardship and soul winning.

Meigs J. Coram Garrison William F.ratrish Thomasville Parrish Meigs Methodist Church Meig Methods’ Church

Meigs Church Notes Chapels Meet at 10 80 O Clock

Meigs Georgia notes that church school meets at 10 80 oclock with Methodist and Baptist churches teaming for family classes. Sunday morning June 8 is a cordial welcome with organized classes and capable teachers. Thursday night senior Epworth League at the Methodist church led by Mrs Roy J Bond. All members invited.

Meigs Epworth Methodist Church Roy J. Bond

Meigs Woodmen Camp to Meet Monday Night

Meigs Woodmen of the World Camp No 157 schedules another meeting for Monday night at the regular time in the lodge room all members urged to attend. The text notes bills and obligations are settled twice yearly in China during lunar New Year and again six months later.

Meigs Meigs Woodmen of the World China

German View on Italy War Entry Tactics

The German view held that Italy would enter the war with Germany only if the French air force was destroyed. The idea reflected strategic aims discussed in wartime analysis.

Italy Germany A. Satan

Also Mentioned on This Page

Miss Mabel Bush Barney Holton Adresses Quitman Kiwanians Miss Dwyer J. R. McMichael, JR Martha Ann Jester James B. Ward L. W. Willis, Sr Vina Henderson Jack Kirbo Mesdames Lee Parker W. D. Davis J. A. Grimsley Lloyd Rich W. O. Green William Cliett Mrs. Petty J. W. Callahan Hodges Ed Street Louise Wagoner Bertha Scoot Bill Rich Laurel H. Tonge C. C. Rich Ed Warner Margaret Dent Willis Paula Hardage Wyleen Powell Margaret Leg Mesdames Hardwick Etheridge William Tonge Baxter Williams Stuart McKenzie John Pridgeon Second Baptist W. J. Smith Harrriette Burson B. W. Hughes Victor Eubank Stertig Opunman U. S. Dept Alabama Bliss Memphis Tenn Bimelech W. Lewis Wilson Certified Public Accountant Williama Thomabmiee Packer Business Directory North Broad Street Love Street Gorden -Avenine Leland Crews Ldw Meigs Baptist Meigs Church Billy MacIntyre James ‘Gribben Service Dept Hayes Bell House Troy Johnson N. Broad Hjort Thomasville Nurseries Bohn James Gribben, Inc Times-Enterprise Valdosta Sluggers Hammer Broad Street Loaers Broad St Flanders Thomasville Ice & Mfg. Co
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