Dixon Elected D A R President At Thomasville Chapter Meeting
The Thomasville Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution met Wednesday afternoon at 4 o clock with Mrs P I Dixon at her Park Ave home. Officers were elected including Regent Mrs P I Dixon and Vice Regent Mrs FP Jones. The chapter donated 10 toward funding an underprivileged child at a Girl Scout camp and enjoyed readings on South Carolina patriots.
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Reilly
FP. C. Jones
F. B.harris
Robert Flowers
Evelyn Cockrell
J. B. Palmer
Evelyn. Cockrell
South Carolina
John Turner
Punch and Warners
Summer School Opens Next Monday at Senior High
Summer school begins Monday June 24 at nine o'clock. The regular session lasts six weeks while class 6A runs eight weeks. Pupils with conditions are urged to attend and improve. Fees must be paid in advance with one subject three dollars and two subjects five dollars. Tickets available at the senior high school office.
Birthday dinner honors Mrs Suber at Murphy home
Coolidge Georgia on June 10 reports a surprise 71st birthday dinner for Mrs G P Suber hosted by her children at her Murphy area home. Relatives and friends attended from Thomasville Moultrie Quitman Autreyville and Thornville along with local officials. A noon lawn dinner followed the gathering under large oaks.
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Coolidge
G. P Suber
Murphy
G. P. Suber
Dennard
Bettie
Alice Bridges
Thornville
B. Lanier
Autreyville
E. Duren
W. H. Murphy
Moultrie
Arthur Adams
John Suber
EB. E. Suber
Thomas Williams
Thomasville
J. D Herndon
M. W. Dekle
Quitman
F. M. Beckham
Dee Beckham
Lizzie Harvey
Nealie Aldridge
E. Gibson
Geo. Gibson
School book purchases limited to one week
W. E. Nichols, superintendent, states books in condition with backs on and no leaves torn are good for one or two more years. They will be bought at half or quarter wholesale price based on condition. Purchase period is one week and no books will be bought after expiration. No supplementary volumes.
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W. E. Nichols
Supt. Thomas Co
Presentments of the Thomas County Grand Jury
The Thomas County Grand Jury urges strict enforcement against gambling machines in the county. They call on the sheriff and local officers to issue a 30 day warning to operators to remove slot marble and pistol machines and other lottery devices. Foreman J L Turner signs the report. Secretary J A Horn records it.
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Thomasville
W. E. Thomas
Judge Superior Court
Southern Circuit
Thomas
County Superior Court
J. L. Turner
J. A. Horn
Grand Jury
Nell Bachman Thompson to Wed John Forsyth Robertson
A social wedding will be held at five this afternoon at the residence of Mr and Mrs Cicero Leon Thompson. Miss Nell Bachman Thompson daughter of the Thompsons will marry Mr John Forsyth Robertson of Washington. Rev J A Thomas of Pelham will perform the ceremony.
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Nell Bachman Thompson
Cicero Leon Thompson
John Forsyth Robertson
Washington
J. A. Thomas
Pelham
Thomasville
Nell Thompson Honored At Albany Bridge Party
Miss Nell Thompson, soon to marry John Robertson, was feted at a bridge party hosted by Misses Elizabeth and Frances Weatherly in Albany. Six tables competed. high score went to Mrs. Jim Watkins. Guests included Thomasville visitors and Albany residents from several Georgia and nearby states.
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Nell Thompson
John Robertson
Elizabeth
Frances Weatherly
Albany
Jim Watkins
Misses Weatherly
Thomasville
Miss Thompson
Jane Branson
Seas Arkansas
Patsy Fetzer
Shelby
Mattie Ruth Ballentine
Easley
Mary Virginia Howell
Graceville
Florida
Myra Ganett
Quitman
Barbara Shumate
Atlanta
Sylvania
Georgia bankers urged soil conservation and rural support
Georgia Bankers Association heard Dr J S Wittmeier urge soil stewardship as sacred heritage and warned against government paternalism while advocating planned soil conservation. Acting director Brown praised bankers for aiding farmers and 4 H club youths in beef cattle financing.
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Ronié
En Brown
Otof
Georgia
Ematta
t _ Brown
Georgia Bankers Association
Wittmeter
First National Bank
Oneonta
Ala
Wittmeier
Georgia bankers meet in session at Rome
Georgia bankers from all sections gathered in Rome for the 48th annual state convention. A pre-convention trust affairs session heard N. K. Clark of Liberty National Bank discuss the importance of creating a will. H. Lane Young, president of the association, opened the meeting at 11 AM and is slated to deliver the annual report.
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Georgia
Rome
Committee On Trust Affairs
N. K. Clark
Liberty National Bank and Trust Company
Savannah
H. Lane Young
Young
Citizens and Southern National Bank
Funeral Services Held For Mrs Joanna Fekas
Funeral services were held yesterday for Mrs Joanna Fekas a native of Cardikey Thessaly Greece who died at the home of her daughter Mrs Chris Blane of this city. The rites at St Thonas Episcopal Church were conducted by Rev Meletios Kronidles of Jacksonville Interment was at Laurel Hill Cemetery pallbearers were George Stomares Nick Gardin Nick Thomas Angelo Gamaris W N Carnasion and M Sampson. Out of town relatives and friends attended.
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John' Fekas
Joanna Fekas
Cardikey
Thessaly
Greece
Chris Blane
Sth
Thonas Episcopal Church
Meletios Kronidles
Jacksonville
Fla
Luren Hill
George Stomares
Nick Gardin
Nick Thomas
Angelo Gamaris
W. N. Carnasion
M. Sampson
Salvation Army Fund Drive Seeks Prospective Donors
The Salvation Army launches a three day canvass to raise funds with prospect cards. Brigadier Geo. F. Casler asks volunteers to pledge at least five cards and collect names at the Chamber of Commerce on June 14 to 16.
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Salvation Army
Elbert. Hubbard
Salavation Army
Chamber of Commerce
Geo. F. Casler
Chamber of Commerce Directors Meet Friday Night
The Board of Directors of the Chamber of Commerce will hold its regular meeting Friday night June 11 at 8 30 o clock. Full attendance is requested and plans to be there are urged.
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Chamber of Commerce
Leland Crews Cards 83 in National Open Today
Scores show Leland Crews of Thomasville Georgia carding an 83 in the first round of the United States Open Golf Championship in Birmingham Michigan. Names include Mike Turnesa Elmsford New York William McFarlane Purchase New York Charles Lacey Great Neck New York and others with amateurs noted.
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Birmingham
Mich
Mike Turnesa
Elmsford
N. Y
William ,McFarlane
Purchase
Charles Lacey
Great Neck
Red
Bishop
Boston
Alvin F. Krueger
Beloit
Wis
Louis Raimondi
West Springfield
Willie
Goggin
San Bruno
Capt
Frank Moore
Mamaroneck
NL Y
Ray Schwartz
St. Louis
Nenky Standard
Oklahoma
City
Bio
Dudley
Peecoiphl
Frank Walsh
Chicago
Leland, Crews
Thomasville
Crawford Rainwater
Isin Ga
Britain Advances Claim To Antarctic Territory
Britain declared territorial sovereignty in Antarctica as the imperial conference in London adopts a report backing extension of empire to the pole. Australia and New Zealand push the expansion, seeing strategic value and potential riches in the southern continent.
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London
Britain
Antarctic
United States
Antarctia
Imperial Conference
the Pole
South Pole
Australia
New Zealand
Oldest Customs House Stands at Colonial Yorktown Site
The text notes the oldest customs house built within the thirteen original colonies still standing at the Colonial National Historical Park in Yorktown Virginia.
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New’ Colonial National Historical Park
Yorktown
Bank of Manchester official to discuss revision of examination fees
Peters of Bank of Manchester will discuss revision of examination fees for the state. He is slated to speak at the upcoming session outlining proposed changes and potential impact on banks and customers.
Three ex-convicts executed for murder of Indiana fireman
Derisive and sullen three former Ohio prisoners paid with their lives for the mutilation death of Harry R. Miller, a Cincinnati fire captain. William A. Kurlman spoke goodbye as he was strapped in and electrocuted at 12:16 a.m., followed by Frank Gore Williams and Joseph Poholsky in a ruthless, remorseless final act.
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Michigan City
Ind
Ohio
Harry R. Miller
Cincinnati
William A. Kurlman
P. H. Weeks
Frank Gore Williams
Joseph Poholsky
Wmorrow
Blaine Family Names At Funeral Notice
Mr and Mrs Chris Blaine and family together with Harry Fekas and William Fekas are listed in a local obituary notice announcing the passing and memorial arrangements.
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Chris Blaine
Harry Fekas
William Fekas
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