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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1941
Page
7
The Second Baptist Sunday School plans a picnic Thursday afternoon at Hart's Playground. Transportation from West Jackson Street church will leave at 2 15 p m. Attendees should bring well filled lunch baskets. All church members and friends are invited.
Rev Mason Lee preached on Mark 2 12 praising four men who helped a sick man by personal work and cooperation. Song evangelist Laby sang I'm abiding in the living vine. Tonight at 7 15 and tomorrow at 10 o'clock services announced with special efforts for children and campaign support.
Miss Susan Chandler Mitchell celebrated her upcoming marriage to John Ausley of Tallahassee with a tea hosted by Mrs. Edgar Brandon and Mrs. Roscoe Fleetwood Jr. at Mrs. Brandon’s Park Front home. About sixty five guests attended as the bride to be wore a pink evening dress and mingled among summer floral decor and silver table settings.
Miss Louise Reichert returns from Milledgeville Ga where she earned a Bachelor of Science in home economics with a major in institutional management at Georgia State College for Women. She was active in Home Economics, Institutional Management, Citizenship and Aeolian clubs and will start work June 15 at the Central Dispensary and Emergency Hospital in Washington D C.
In pastor absence Rev. T. F. Callaway attends a meeting of the Southern Baptist Sunday School Board in Nashville Tennessee, Judge B B Earle will conduct the eight oclock midweek prayer service of the First Baptist Church tonight.
Fred Scott Jr and Jane Harrell lead a senior night at the municipal auditorium with D A R and American Legion medals, near valedictorian status Miss Mack, and Phi Beta Kappa selections at the University of Georgia. The event highlights school pride and a drive to expand future honors across the student body.
Revival services to be led by Elder D. O. Lewis at the Primitive Baptist Church this week. Morning hour theme is The prayer of faith from James 5 15 with focus on different prayers. Services run daily through Sunday at 1 00 am and 8 15 pm with old time gospel singing and preaching inviting all.
The following program will be given at Meigs Baptist Church on the Fourth Sunday afternoon. Everyone is urged to attend. Theme Walking in the Light of Christ's Teachings with a 3:00 service led by Rev W M Taylor and Miss Martha Jane Reddick. The event includes devotional, special music, business session, sword drill, messages on Christian education, and benediction.
Atlanta reports May rainfall was only a quarter normal yet a bumper peach crop remains possible nationwide with an expected yield of 66,102,000 bushels, the largest since 1938. Georgia and other southern states face drought effects on cotton, tobacco, corn, and potatoes with some relief noted in North Carolina and Arkansas.
William S. Knudsen of the Office of Production Management announced formal approval of the St. Lawrence waterway project including waterway and electric power components. He noted no action was part of the all-out defense effort.
The class graduates from the Thomasville school carry loyalty to the town and its progress. Members come from prominent families and will make a mark in society during and after college or entry into business or professional life. They represent a tangible dividend from the local school system.
From Fort Jackson to Camp Polk and beyond Southern Bell faces a vast installation task for military and naval bases nationwide. Manager Scaife notes rapid service provision, skilled manpower, and coordination with Western Electric as Army maneuvers approach. Col Spencer commends the company’s cooperation with the Fourth Corps Area Signal Office.
Small ad for a home made ice cream and frost malted served at 107 North Madison, near Jackson Street. Open daily with phone number 293 for orders.
London observes King George's birthday tomorrow with a low key display. The king turns 46 on December 14, and the traditional birthday trooping is canceled this year. Flags will fly from government buildings as the sole public observance.
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