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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1936

Page

8

Friends of Missing Statesboro Man Report Him in Oklahoma

Friends of E G Cromartie say he is in Oklahoma City, extending the family’s search after his car was found abandoned in Atlanta. Bulloch County officers and volunteers previously scoured the countryside between Statesboro and the Cromarties farm, with his brother H L Cromartie involved in the inquiry.

Statesboro Oklahoma E. G. Cromartie Oklahoma City Cromarties Atlanta

County Baptist Sunday School Convention at Metcalfe

The Thomas County Sunday School Convention meets at Metcalfe Baptist Church next Wednesday June 17 starting at 10 00 eastern time Dr T W Tippett Georgia Baptist Convention speaks at 11 40 and leads an afternoon forum Others include Rev W M Davis Rev J G Garrison Rev T F Callaway Rev Freeman Johnson Rev Alex Carswell and M H Goodwin The morning offers a Workers Council Demonstration with Thomasville beginners under Mrs Agnew Andrews Dinner on the grounds will be provided by Metcalfe church

Baptist Churches Thomas County Metcalf Baptist Church T. W. Tippett The Georgia Baptist Convention W. M. Davis Meigs J. G. Garrison Ochlocknee T. F. Callaway Thomasville Freeman Johnson Coolidge Alex Carswell Metcalfe M. H. Goodwin First Baptist Sunday School Workers’ Council

Edmondson Dies in Quitman After Illness

Mrs. T. A. Edmondson, 47, wife of Quitman City Court solicitor, died after a six months illness. She was born Nora Barton of Girard, Georgia, before marriage.

Quitman, Ga T. A. Edmondson Quitman City Court Nora Barton Girard, Ga

Baconton Leads Search Returns Missing Man’s Car

Baconton directed the search and recovered the missing man’s car from Atlanta. He said he knew of no reason why E. G. Cromartie would vanish of his own accord.

Baconton Atlanta E. G. Cromartie

Rural Rehabilitation Aids Thomas County Farmers in 1936

109 farmers in Thomas County participate in the federal rural rehabilitation program with 33 511 78 dollars in loans. Average loan per family is 807 45 dollars, down from last year’s 443 92 by 136 47. W O Stevens notes continued effort and improved conditions, with 185 farmers aided since the office opened.

Thomas County W. O. Stevens Resettlement Administration Stevens

Baraca Classes to Host Fish Fry at Hart's Playground

The Men's Baraca Class of the First Baptist church hosts the Junior Baraca Class and spouses for a fish fry and picnic at Hart's Playground tomorrow evening at six. Members without transport are asked to meet at the Court House at four for rides, with departure in the afternoon and supper at six.

First Baptist Church Hart’s Court House R. H. Langley Clay Street

Active Fight Against Screw Worm Under Way in Thomas County

Mr S V Ward screw worm supervisor leads an active campaign in Thomas County and surrounding areas. He urges livestock owners to attend demonstrations and meetings to learn about prevention using the emaculators. Demonstrations are scheduled at E J Norton’s Boston home and J A Bowers’ Meigs farm on the 18th with times 11 00 to 12 00 and 2 00 to 3 00 respectively.

S. V. Ward E. J. Norton Boston J. A. Bowers Meigs

Tomorrow Last Day To Register Beginners For Public School

Tomorrow is the final day to register beginners for the fall term. Parents are urged to register their children promptly. Swimming classes for ladies and girls at the Y M C A begin this week with sessions on mornings and evenings led by Wilbur Milton.

M. C Wilbur Milton

Rotary Talk by Rev Joe Cook at Thomasville Club Meet

Rotary Club in Thomasville heard Rev Joe Cook, club president, discuss district conference plans at Brunswick. He urged Rotarians to seek broader horizons, citing Texas rim views and Karlsbad caverns as sources of inspiration. The group welcomed visitors Dilworth Clark Jr of Monticello Florida and Rotarians Vincent Johnson and Jeff Austin of Moultrie, with Bill Alexander presenting a court bill push.

Joe Cook Thomasville Big Send Texas Karlsbad Rotary International Rotary Skibo Mitchel River Bill Alexander Congressman Cox Dilworth Clark, Jr Monticello, Fla Vincent Johnson Jeff Austin Moultrie

Democratic Leaders Call GOP Keynote Unconstructive

Petersburg Virginia June 10 Rep Patrick H Drewry chairman of the Democratic congressional committee denounced the keynote address at the Republican national convention as critical without being constructive. He cited Senator Steiner’s votes on measures criticized in the speech and urged voters to seek relief rather than prophetic opposition on the road to recovery since March 25, 1933.

Petersburg Patrick H. Drewry Democratic Congressional Committee Steiner Drewry

Pelham Echoes Visitors and Travelers in June Notes

Pelham notes list Miss Miriam Adams and Miss Betty Benette from Camilla visiting Monday. D. S. McIntyre visits Blakely. H. E. Williams of Atlanta and Hutchinsons of Albany. W. H. Harris and Mrs John Mongaham enjoy a Dead Lakes fishing trip. Maurice Kahn returns from Georgia Military Academy in College Park with Melvin Rosenbaum and Jonas Davidson. Ruth Wingate visits Albany. Abel of Thomasville visits Pelham. Naomi Welch Ruth Welch and Elizabeth O Neal return from Columbus. Dr M M Burns and Boy Scouts return from Crescent Lake. Hilda Cox home for holidays after University of Georgia.

Pelham Miriam Adams Betty Benette Camilla D. S. McIntyre Blakely Dick Rogers H. E. Williams Atlanta Hutchinson Albany W. H. Harris John Mongaham Dead Lakes Maurice Kahn Georgia Military Academy College Park Melvin Rosenbaum Jonas Davidson H. L. Wingate Ruth Abel Thomasville J. J. Harris Naomi Welch Ruth Welch Elizabeth O’neal Columbus M. M. Burns Crescent Lake Hilda Cox University of Georgia

Spence Post American Legion elects Clark as new commander

The T. L. Spence Jr Post No. 31 American Legion held a June meeting in which A. A. Clark was elected commander. Hoyt Wimpy became vice commander and R. J. Hawthorne adjutant, with L. D. Ferguson, W. A. Watt, Hugh Dykes, J. K. Harper, P. C. Searcy, and A. C. Newton filling other officer roles. The new officers take over when S. V. Steyerman's term ends.

T. L. Spence, Jr American Legion A. A. Clark Hoyt Wimpy R. J. Hawthorne L. D. Ferguson W. A. Watt Hugh Dykes Auxiliary Steyerman Mallard Bridges FHA

Reopened Phases of Labor Strife Heard in Rome Court

Rome Georgia June 10. Reopened phase of labor strife at the Rome Store and Range Company plant was argued before Judge Hawkins in Floyd superior court. Previously Judge Porter’s injunctions on intimidation and 300 yard picket radius were set aside amid disqualification issues and contempt sentences were handed to 28 pickets.

Rome Hal Hawkins Blue Ridge Circui T Claude H. Porter Floyd Superior Court Hawkins Porter

Judge's Son Fined for Speeding in Atlanta

John D. Humphries Jr., son of Fulton Superior Court Judge, was convicted of speeding in a recorder's court and fined 27 dollars. A reckless driving charge was dismissed, and the judge announced an appeal with a 100 dollar certiorari bond.

Atlanta John D. Humphries, Jr Fulton Superior Court Recorder’s Court John L. Cone Humphries Recorder Cone Piedmont and North Avenues Young Humphries

Q-623-a relief for rheumatism and nerve pain offered

An advertisement promotes Q-623-a a quick relief prescription for rheumatism neuritis sciatica and lumbago claiming amazing results from a specialist formula. It urges buyers to obtain an 8 ounce bottle only and warns against counterfeit sizes or names and mentions Q-Tabs as a diuretic tablet. It lists Rountree's Pharmacy 800 W Jackson St Thomasville Ga as the seller.

Associated Pharmacists of Baltimore, Inc Rountree’s W. Jackson St. Thomasville

Court Rules Against Coughlin Speaking At Soldier Field

The Winds Supreme Court ruled against Rev. Charles E. Coughlin in his bid for a permit to speak at Soldier Field Chicago. It reversed a Cook County ruling ordering the park district to allow a rally on the lakefront despite park officials saying the event was not a political meeting and free speech did not apply.

Coughlins Springfield the Winds Supreme Court Charles KE. Coughlin Detroit Soldier Field Chicago Cook County Superior Court Chicago Park District Father Coughlin

Americans Win First Polo Match In London Series

At Hurlingham Club London on June 10 America opened the polo cup defense with a 10 to 9 victory over England before about 10 000 fans in attendance.

London Hurlingham Club America England

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Diamond Jim Arnold Lee Tracy Binnie Barnes Ada Toy Land Sport Champs Bert Wheeler Robert Woolsey Thebes County FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN_ Association N. Broad St County Baptist Sunday School Convention Quitman Thomas Drug Store Fet Hart Baptist Church Rock Springs John B. Manley, JR West Point John Benjamin Manley, Jr United States Military Academy Uncle Sam Manley Mr. Manley J. B. Manley North Georgia College City Fruit CO Mitchell Pelham News Spence Post Clark Noah Gainey N. &. Gainey Alvin Stewart Walter McRae H. M. Moore C. A. Gothard Hazzard Hawking Tuxedo Batiste Reguka Steve U. S. Department OF Agriculture Weather Bureau Thomasville, Gil Thomesville Thiaraday A. m. 75Th Meridian Eddie Lewis W. Jackson Stegall Electric CO Wells Floral Shop Telegraph Delivery Service
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