Speech Recital at Thomasville High School Delights Audience
Miss Josephine Jones supervised a speech recital at the Thomasville High School auditorium last night. The program featured students including Thomas Mahler Dorothy Cockrell Ann Thomas Bobby Ausley Evelyn Horne Helen Dale Parrish Hazel Davis W R Walkes James Crosby Nell Thompson Anne Flowers Bert Ausley Julian Neel Jeff Golden Sara F Jennings and Marcia Feinberg.
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Josephine Jones
Thomasville High School
Thomas Mahler
Dorothy Cockrell
Ann Thomas
Bobby Ausley
Evelyn Horne
Helen Dale Parrish
Hazel Davis
W. R. Walkes
James Crosby
Nell Thompson
Anne Flowers
Bert Ausley
Julian Neel
Jeff Golden
Sara F. Jennings
Marcia Feinberg
Merchants Popularty Contest Closes At Six This Afternoon
The Chicago World's Fair Merchants Popularity Contest ends at six o'clock this afternoon. Ballot boxes close then and counting begins to determine winners of cash and merchandise prizes and the grand prize Free Trip to the Chicago World's Fair. Votes must be deposited now as time runs short. More details on judges and awards to appear in Saturday's Times-Enterprise.
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the Times-Enterprise
No Band Concert Tonight Due to School Exercises
Guaranteed Electric Work By Robt. Spiers, Mgr. Bargan Electric Co. Phone 1004 J NO BAND CONCERT TONIGHT ON ACCOUNT OF SCHOOL EXERCISES In cooperation with graduating exercises of the public schools tonight, the local band has deferred the regular concert to next Friday night at 8 30 o'clock at which time a good program will be rendered.
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Robt
Spiers
Mgr
Bargan Electric Co
Social bridge shower honors Miss Lydia Minter in Thomasville
Mrs. Lawson Neel and Miss Mary Houston hosted a green and yellow bridge shower at Mrs. R. H. Neel Sr. home honoring Lydia Minter. Prizes went to Mrs. Joe Neel and Miss Virginia Jemison. Sunday service set with Rev Osgood F. Cook at Patten Church. Adolph Manz wed Sophia Faber in Brooklyn. reception at Hotel St George. Manz, a watchmaker for Atlantic Coast Line, plans to live with bride at 141 South Love Street.
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Lawson Neel
Mary Houston
R. H. Neel
Lydia Minter
Joe Neel
Virginia Jemison
Virginia Cheshire
Ruth McKinnon
Elizabeth Pittman
Mary Frances Hubert
Virginia
Julia Cheshire
Ruth
Clara Hargrave
Mildred
Ethel Herring
Verna Cassels
Sara Weems
Eva Mitchell
Nell Norton
Virginia Parker
Eleanor Phillips
Martha Bailey
Edith van
Osgood F. Cook
Thomasvile
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Patten Church
D. A. Lastinger
Cook
Patten
Adolph Manz
Sophia Faber
Steinheim
Westphalen
Germany
Brooklyn
St. Saviours Catholic Church
Edward S. Moran
Dirk
Alphonse Dirks
New York
St. George
America
Mr. Manz
Rountree's Pharmacy
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Coast Line
Manz
Tiengen
Baden
United States
Thomasville
Waycross
Mrs. Manz
Henry Mash
South Love Street
Albany theft suspects sought after overnight haul
The Thomas County sheriff's office searched for a man and a woman wanted by Albany police in connection with a theft at a wholesale grocery firm. Albany reported $140 stolen and said the pair fled the city in an automobile.
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Thomas County Sheriff's Office
Albany
Legion Auxiliary elects officers at June meeting
The T. L. Spence Jr unit of the American Legion Auxiliary elected officers for 1933-34 at the June meeting in the Legion Home. Officers include President Mrs. J O Minton, and vice presidents Mrs. L D Ferguson and Mrs R D Carr Jr, with secretarys and assenting board members named. Delegates to the state convention in Valdosta June 26-28 were chosen, and Mrs. Dixon was named first vice president with installation anticipated June 28. The group also welcomed new member Mrs. Clarence Williams and reported hospital sewing achievements.
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T. L. Spence, Jr
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
J. O. Minton
L. D. Ferguson
R. D. Carr, Jr
Claude Rountree
Greene Alday
Frank Eidson
Valdosta
P. S. Dixon
Philip Rouse
Edgar Woody
James Gribben, Sr
J. A. Hern
Henry Moore
Wesley Chastain
Clarence Williams
P. I. Dixon
John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital
Helen Hargrove
McDonough
Barnesville
Godard
Mary Ferguson Boote
Camp Frances Archbold Opens Monday For Girls
Camp Frances Archbold opens Monday June 12 with many registrations from out of town. Girls meet at the courthouse at 3 30 pm and ride to the camp by truck. The camp is ready for the largest session yet directed by Mrs P I Dixon with staff handling meals, swim instructors, and scout programs.
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Frances Archbold
Court House
P. I. Dixon
John White
Lawson Neel
Bettina Silva
Rhodie Mason
W. W. Alexander
Virginia Jemison
Helen Smith
Bartow Jubilee Singers Farewell Program at Mt Olive Church
The well known Bartow Jubilee Singers will render a fare well program at Mt. Olive Primitive Baptist Church Sunday night June ith at 8 00 o clock An admission charge of 10c has been set.
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Mt. Olive Primitive Baptist Church
Pavo School Closes After Notable Commencement Week
The Pavo school ended its commencement events after several evenings of programs. Out of town participants included W. E. Nichols County School Superintendent, Rev. P. P. Below of Atlanta, Lee W. Branch of Quitman, Rev. W. G. Stracener and Dr. Jenkins of Thomasville. Faculty members returned home this week.
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Briggs McFarland
Jacksonville
Sally McFarland
R. E. Miller
Valdosta
John Harvey
Moultrie
K. A. Adams
Pavo
W. EF. Nichols
P. P. Below
Atlanta
Lee W. Branch
Quitman
W. G. Stracener
Dr. Jenkins
Thomasville
New Auto Service Station Opens on S Broad Saturday
Thomasville welcomes a modern facility by W Powell Oil and Tire Co on South Broad next to the J B Smith residence. Mr W Powell oversees management and distribution of Woco-Pep Tidene and Willard battery lines with Willard batteries and Pennsylvania tires stocked.
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Thomasville
South Broad Street
J. B. Smith
Smith Avenue
Broad
W. Powell Oil & Tire Company
W. Powell
Pelham
Wofford Oil Company
Woco-Pep
Tipclene Motor Oils
Powell
Willard Batteries
Pennsylvania Tires
Tidene
Powell Opens New Station in Thomasville
For thirteen years he has served as City Council member and Mayor Pro Tem. He moves with his family to 228 Hill Street, Thomasville, and will direct operations from there. Aiming to provide the best service, he will have capable assistants and invites motorists to visit Saturdays and daily thereafter to meet the new management.
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Thomasville
Hill Street
Powell
Baer Beats Schmeling in Thrilling Yankee Stadium Bout
Crowds gathered in Madison Street to hear the Times Enterprise relay results from the Schmeling Baer fight at Yankee Stadium. Baer’s victory drew a big roar as mayoral crowds crowded the newspaper office and T T Caldwell announced the details via AP wires.
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Times-Enterprise
Madison Street
T. T. Caldwell
Associated Press
Yankee Stadium
New York
Baer
Social Ball Planned at Rock Springs Resort
A spring social is set for Rock Springs near the city with swimming and a breakfast following the dance. Many local and visiting young people expect to attend the event this season.
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Rock Springs
Lake Cleanup Enables Big Summer Picnics
The community reorganizes the lake for swimming to serve large picnics and pleasure seekers. Admission for swimming in the lake is ten cents for children and twenty cents for adults.
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Spalding
Inman Drug Company Prescription Druggists
Lambert
Fish and Poultry Market
E. Jackson St
Ivan Stegall
Chevrolet
Garrison Motor Co
South Crawford Street
Westinghouse and
General Electric
T. A. Futch Howe. Co., Inc
Burke
Rose
James Cagney
Ralph Bellamy
Alice White
Patricia Ellis
Jimmie
Leningrad
Soviet Russia
Pathe News
Harris
Two-Fisted Law
Tim McCoy
Alice Day
Bridge Shower
Manz-Faber
B. L. Brewton
Lambert's Fish & Poultry Market
J. C. Minton
Pres. Legion Auxiliary Unit
City Fruit Co
Watt's Corner
Camp Frances Archbold
Woody
Colored Jubilee Singers
Pavg
Woman’s Club Room
Anna Lou Stanaland
Gracie Lee Kelley
Nick Freeman
Phillip Carthers
G. S. C. W. Valdosta
van Redfern
Leila Threatt
S. Broad
W. Powell Oil & Tire Co
Sea Foods Plaza Cafe
Steiner
Department Store OF Quality
Schmeling-Baer
Grady Street
Thomasville, Ga
Akes
Angel Food Cake
Isaacs Pastry Shop
DaMask Yard
Morris Rosenberg
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