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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1930
Page
4
Denver June 10 Mrs John J Sippel faced routine rejection of her bid for a second term as president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. Earlier opposition to a second term had been customary but declined to contest the routine outcome.
Georgia hog prices advance with hogs selling up to 9.76 per hundredweight for tops last week and forecasts of similar or higher levels this week. Two community hog sales set for June 12 at Thomasville and Shellman. car of hogs at Dawson last week also 9.76. Poultry pickup routes list stops from June 10 to June 14 with generally unsatisfactory prices prompting farmers to hold poultry.
Mrs Edward Franklin White of Indianapolis reportedly opposed Mrs Sippel in the nineteenth convention where the Domination committee backs incumbent officers for re election with one exception Florence Reynolds of Paducah Ky to be succeeded by Edward Hammet of Sheboygan Wis. About 800 accredited delegates representing some 3 000 000 club women could vote today in a formality.
Mrs John Tonkin visits Brunswick this week. Dr Howard Thompson chiropractor and Miss Josie Lou Jackson visit relatives in Atlanta. Mrs H B Payne and daughter visit Blue Ridge. Earl Taylor returns from DeFuniac Springs and may teach there next fall. Dr W S Brown attends Georgia Dental Association meeting in Atlanta. Secretarial course promotes time and money savings. Mrs D D Dixon and daughter Frances head to Kansas City for a month. Mae Beth Sykes’s father dies in Rock Hill. Blue Stripe Taxi Co. opens day and night. Rev R G Jackson returns from Valdosta after funeral. 4 H Club bus trip to Athens for state camp from Thomasville station. Miss Brunelle Bowen visits sister. M M Bicqueen visits town. Albert C Tuck returns from UGA predental program. Mrs Henry W Jackson and daughters visit in Miami. Ruth Burch attends summer school in Milledgeville. Mr and Mrs Abbott Turner host in town. The Musical Miracle of the 20th Century featured. Harold Brown to New York for summer work. Mr S P Doss ill but improving at Archbold Memorial. Claire Flowers rests after operation. Fuller's call 637. Ligon, Hardwick, Ross, Cason, Thomason travel to Atlanta for Tau Delta Tau convention June 9-10. Whitey Thomason recalls Thomasville fondly.
Albany Georgia June 10 a Georgia health service report details Dougherty county malaria control a unique county program funded by a one mill tax yielding about 17000 annually Dr T H D Griffitts supervises and the effort spans Crisp and Sumter counties where malaria deaths fell 46 percent in Crisp and hydro electric plans advance toward operation by August 1 Sumter reports higher school attendance typhoid protection and expanded water and pool sanitation while mosquito breeding grounds are reduced and lands reclaimed for farming
Testimony focused on the so called Sugar Darling letters and alleged collusion between Norris and Phinazee. Norris admitted writing one letter to Sheriff Davis but denied knowledge of three others and said any bribe offer was by someone else.
Willie Kamm, top AL third baseman in 1928 and 1929, has been benched by Donie Bush. His slow start this season led to a wholesale lineup shift moving Jeffries to third Jolley from right to left Reynolds to right and Watwood to center to spark Chicago’s thin attack.
President Hoover signed a bill creating a textile foundation to administer a $2,000,000 fund for developing the textile industry in Washington. The act directs the foundation to manage the allotted resources and support industry growth.
Mrs. Hattie Evans and three United States marines face murder charges in Ocean County Court over the May 16 death of Robert Evans and Albert Duffey. Prosecutors seek severance for Carmichael and Chappel to use as witnesses against Evans and Underdown.
Nashville reports June 10 that Representative Joseph W. Byrns joined the race for the Democratic nomination for junior U. S. senator after the qualifying deadline for the August 7 primary. Byrns, veteran of 11 terms, serves from Tennessee's sixth district in Congress.
Washington June 10 Representative Joseph W Byrns Tennessee was notified that friends in Tennessee qualified him late last night as a candidate for the democratic nomination to the senate for the long term beginning next March. Byrns, ranking minority member of the house appropriations committee, has served 22 years in the house. He was informed by a long distance call from Dr Edwin F Vogelpohl of Nashville. Representative Cordell Hull had previously qualified for the nomination for the long term.
Lawrence Tibbett makes his talking picture debut in The Rogue Song a Technicolor musical at the Rose directed by Lionel Barrymore Based on Gypsy Love with music by Lehar Stothart and Tiomkin the production blends operatic and folk songs with a Robin Hood style plot and ballet numbers featuring hundreds of dancers and a large chorus
Atlanta June 10 263 graduates the largest class in Emory history receive diplomas as Rev John Ernest Rattenbury delivers the baccalaureate address He urges graduates to live dangerously and value individuals over standardized mediocrity Nine graduates gain lieutenant commissions in the US Army ORG University of Emory and Wesley Memorial School of Nursing award diplomas and honorary degrees to Miss Tommie Dora Barker and Dr E C Davis.
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