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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1941
Page
8
Anne Willard arrives at a desert camp to learn her parents are Nagata prisoners and a complex prophecy must unfold before their release. She remains drawn to Blaze Sherwood, who has vanished, while a decisive conflict with Working Against continues.
Beth questions why Diana married Dr Martaine and reveals Diana and Blaze planned elopement to Gretna Green. Diana threatened to wed the doctor to force Blaze to quit field work and enter society. Blaze allegedly agreed to meet but was tricked by the bluff.
Anne navigates a jungle camp as gossip, weddings, and a rumored dagger stir tensions. She hides a weapon, faces Diana and Mackey, and contends with Sherwood’s possible schemes while awaiting news on Blaze and a legendary ship of gold.
Fort Dix New Jersey June 11. A Macon Georgia born Mohammedan selectee Eddie Stephens Bey argues for wearing his full beard long hair and red fez instead of a necktie. The army says standard uniform applies. Bey sits in the guardhouse as a board investigates while performing fatigue duties with a tasselled red fez atop conventional blue denim.
Local residents share summer updates with relatives including Jack Hall returning from Middle Georgia College and Marion Salisbury visiting from Ocala. Grady County Legion Post 122 members attend the state American Legion session in Valdosta while Roy Hall visits from Tampa. Also noted are weddings, graduations at Emory Medical College and a Nashville guest, plus Judge Shepherd’s return to Huntington after wintering here.
The annual Baptist Vacation Bible School in Cairo Georgia reports an enrollment of 130. Sessions run Monday to Friday for two weeks from 8 30 to 11 30 in the morning with departments led by Chorolyn Boyett Martha Robinson Hilda Paulk and others under the supervision of readers and directed by Charles Stindridge Mary Dyson and Franklin Proctor.
Meigs Ga June 11 Mrs Eadward Shiver hosts guests including brother Mr Isarl Sasser and Mrs Sasser with children of Cairo. Mr and Mrs Murry Maxwell of Cairo announce the birth of a baby boy named Murry Andrew on May 30. Mrs Maxwell to be remembered in Meigs before Hermat.
Miss Emimye Spence frequents the area with fries and relatives. Rev J Wo attends from Mecoa and Chief Jerry Davis joins a de meeting in Viddasta. Miss Bettye Primaberry visits Meigs this week, with Miss Anarah Carter hosting cousin Miss Betty Rose Horne of Thomasville. Rev Roy J Bond returns to dedicate the remodeled Methods church in Meigs after four years as pastor. Mr Mortson and wife honor his mother Mrs 12 W Murdock on week-long Florida honeymoon trip. Roy Griffin visits Pelham on business. Del S M Little of Mort Valley attends Meigs business. Anne Rose Wilkes spends four days in Macon as delegate to an Ispworth League convention. Mrs Bessie Wilkes visits Albany briefly. Mr and Mrs Slaton Suey of Pelham visit Meigs Sunday.
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