Revival prayer meetings listed for eight city locations
Tonight eight revival prayer meetings begin at 8 30 o clock in various homes across the city. Mrs J W Horn Mrs S L Cheshire Mrs H C Johnson Mr and Mrs M D Coulter Mr and Mrs J M Parker Mr and Mrs Hatcher Mrs R B Floyd Mrs G H Owens host homes with respective leading teams urging neighbors and all residents to attend the most convenient meeting.
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J. W. Horn
North Broad Street
L. D. Ferguson
S. L.cheshire
St. Hansell Street
Joe Jerger
Rotary International Convention Heads to Mexico City
The global Rotary convention will be held next week in Mexico City with thousands of visitors from around the world. A large U S delegation is expected, including Thomasville club members led by Rev. Joe S. Cook president elect, and accompanying couples Mr. and Mrs. Valley Hawthorn and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. McGrew who depart tonight for a two week trip.
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X Rotary International
Mexico City
Rotary
United States
Thomasville Club
Joe S. Cook
Valley Hawthorn
W. R. McGrew
Street Tax Extension Approved By Council In Thomasville
The council authorizes extending street tax at 3.00 through June and 4.00 after July 1. R. J. Hawthorn serves as treasurer for the City of Thomasville.
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R. J. Hawthorn
Treas
Thomasville
Bids Sought for Pine Summit Lot Leasing State Farm Market
Notice to retailers service stations and restaurants invites sealed bids to lease the Pine Summit lot at Smith avenue and South Hansell street for a state farm market filling station restaurant and cold drink stand. Bids due by June 20 at noon. Dr. W B Cochran of the State Department of Agriculture handles details and bid rejection reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Summitt
State Farm Market
Smith Avenue
Hansell Street
W. B. Cochran
State Department of Agriculture
Pine Summitt Lot
Hansel] Street
Sie
Thom as County ministers urge enforcement efforts
Local ministers and laymen from Thomas county met at First Baptist church to form a temporary organization focused on law and order. They planned a permanent body, raised funds for secret service work, and urged county commissioners to avoid liquor licenses and add highway patrols.
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Thomas County
Harts
First Baptist Church
W. A. Covington
Meigs
T. F. Callaway
Callaway
Time limit extended for bids on State Farm Market sites
Bids for leases on Pine Summit lot at Smith Avenue where the State Farm Market will be located are extended one week to Thursday June 20. Oil company representatives needing to contact home offices should prepare bids accordingly. For information contact Dr. W B Cochran representing the state department of agriculture.
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Pine Summit
Smith Avenue
W. B. Cochran
State Department of Agriculture
Window Glass Cut Any Size by Neel Bros
Neel Bros offers window glass cut to any size by request. Call 439 for quotes and service details.
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Neel Bros
Thomasville High School Class Day Exercises 1935 Night Ceremony
The Thomasville High School Class of 1935 held its Class Day exercises last night at the auditorium in McIntyre Park. John Dixon presided as master of ceremonies with Mervin Blanton and Margaret Bracey guiding the program, as solos, readings, and a prophecy by Nell Hammond entertained a large audience before the graduation tonight.
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Thomasville High School
McIntyre Park
John Dixon
Mervin Blanton
Margaret Bracey
Dixon
Emily Speight
Fay Sparks
Winifrey Bradley
Jeff Golden
Mary Robison
Jewell Burton
Miss Burton
Kappa Gamma Chapter Organized in Thomasville
Local Kappa Gamma sorority begins formation in Thomasville with Mrs Louise Apple and Miss Carolyn Hightower as province secretaries. Lectures on practical psychology directed by Mrs W A Watt at 714 Dawson street aim to help women advance education. Miss Mamie Merrill named local sponsor. Banquet and installation date to be announced.
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Kappa Gamma
Kappa Gamma Sororiety
Thomasville
Louise Apple
el Dorado
Ark
Carolyn Hightower
Seminole
Okla
W. A. Watt
Dawson Street
Mercury registers 120 on car fender in hot sun
John Wheeler of the Times Enterprise composing room placed a thermometer on a car fender on Madison Street at 1 30 pm and left it for about ten minutes. It registered 120 degrees when removed.
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Madison Street
John Wheeler
Wheeler
Times-Enterprise
Heyward Vann to Work in Macon District Attorney Office
Heyward Vann of Thomasville, a Mercer University junior with high honors, returns to Macon to work in the federal district attorney's office this summer before completing his Mercer studies. The article also covers the Armstrong murder trial, a Bank of Pavo robbery case, a correction in Citizens Building and Loan affairs, and a police equipment bid notice in Thomasville.
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Heyward Vann
DIST
Macon
Thomasville
Mercer University
T. K. Vann
Mercer
Federal District Attorney
Citizens Building and Loan Company
P. C. Andrews
Messrs Titus and Dekle
Mr. Andrews
Thomasville High School class of 1935 graduation
The Thomasville High School 1935 graduating exercises occur this evening at 8 30 at the High School Auditorium. Dr Harold S Gulliver from Valdosta, professor of English at the Women s College, will deliver the main address. Diplomas will be awarded to over eighty five graduates.
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Thomasville High School
Harold S. Gulliver
Valdosta
Womans College
Thomasville
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