Ohio Woman Kills Man Who Wooed Her
Portsmouth Ohio June 12 Mrs Ratliff a Hatfield clan member is jailed on first degree murder charges for killing Harl Basham 35. She drove to the sheriff court with Basham's body in his car and confessed the killing after he threatened her when she spurned his advances.
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Ohio
Portsmouth
William Ratliff
West Virginia
Harl Basham
History of Lace Describes early lace origins and uses
Lace originated in the sixteenth century. Early lace referred to cords and braided threads used to fasten garments, braid hair, and wind around hats. Later lace served as trim for costumes.
Personal visitors and services noted in town listings
Local column lists visitors including H H Bennis from Moultrie D P Hale from Atlanta W L Allen from Jacksonville and J B McLaughlin from Atlanta Also H H Jones from Selma and P B Kape from Tifton plus mobile services U DRIVE IT taxi Roy Truitt electrical plumbing and optometry services Lawheard Rackley offer lens services Ralph Pike leaves for Camp McClellan.
Great success at Camp Frances Archbold water carnival
The water carnival at Camp Frances Archbold on June 10 drew many Thomasville and Quitman Girl Scout parents. Miss Louise Mims led swimming instruction and many girls, including those who could not swim initially, performed in life saving displays and a full program of swimming and diving events. Rhodie Mason, Pacey Mason, and Jeanne Demaree were among standout campers honored with a loving cup inscription for the ten day camp.
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Frances Archbold
Thomasville
Quitman
Louise Mims
Florence Daniels
Susie MaeVann
Mary Hargrave
Alice Purser
Sarah Dawkins
Jeanne Demaree
Rodie Mason
Mary Elizabeth Hous
Mildred Purser
Evelyn Turner
Betty Watt
Eva Mitchell
Helen Pittman
Frances Mallory
Louis McMichael
Virginia Jemison
Pacey Mason
Spring Board
Jullie
Louise McMichael
Julliette Pollard
Rhodie Mason
Miss Little
Rhodie
Elizabeth Houston
Frances Arch
Virginia Smith
Local Visitors Return Home from Miami Trip
Mrs J E Smith and daughters Lucy and Nell and Mr W W Shepherd returned home after a two week visit to relatives in Miami Florida. Clarence Cook of Pelham underwent an appendectomy at City Hospital yesterday morning and is reported to be recovering. Cecroft Music Co promotes Victor Red Seal Records by world famous artists now on sale at reduced prices.
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Palm Beach
Victor Red Seal Records
Cocroft Music Co
J. E. Smith
Lucy
Nell
Mr. W. W. Shepherd
Miami, Fla
Victor
Cecroft Music Co
Clarence Cook
Pelham
Veteran Rev Parker Reaches Eightieth Birthday in Thomasville
The longtime Thomasville pastor Rev Parker, who arrived from Texas to lead the high school and the First Baptist church, was celebrated last Thursday. He helped build the current church on Fondren lot at Broad and Washington, and remains active in his gospel ministry and in serving country and church with dedication.
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Thomas County
Meigs
Thomasville
Parker
Texas
First Baptist Church of
Fondren
Broad and
Wast
Ington Streets
Georgia
Florida
Weather Report for Thomasville Georgia June 12 1925
Local Weather Bureau forecast for Thomasville and vicinity Mostly cloudy tonight and Saturday with occasional show ers Departures and humidity readings recorded at 8 am 1 pm and 8 pm with rainfall totals and temperatures listed Highest today 82 lowest 70 mean 72. Normal high 79 departure since month and year totals noted East wind at 1 pm velocity five miles per hour
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United States Weather Bureau
Thomasville
Lions Club Elects Louis S Moore President For Year
Louis S Moore was elected president of the Lions Club for the ensuing year at the annual luncheon at the Y M C A. Other officers include Syd Steyerman as first vice president Winston Jay as second vice president Lee Chesire as third vice president and Weaver Coon Ben Inman serving as directors. New members Dr J W Reid and Fred Singletary were welcomed. The meeting also noted charity plans and updates on Vashti School leadership.
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Lions Club
Louis S. Moore
Syd Steyer
Ner
Bill Anderson
Coon
Moore
W. M. Coon
Lions International
Cedar Point
Parker
McMillan
J. W. Reid
Fred Singletary
Tom Mitchell
Associated Charities
Col. Bevans
Miss Dye
Cansalne Aa Muleia
Miss ‘Dye
Vashti
Anderson
Will'am Grantham
W. A. Palin
Women's Home Mission Board
Home Mission Board
T. W. Lennon
American Railway Express Company
Lee Cheshire
Elmer Horne
Metcalfe
Lonnie D. Ferguson
Clifton. Steyerman
Louis Steyerman
Jos. A. Palmer
The
Atlantic Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Louiss. Moore
Italians Told To Behave Warned on Illegal Immigration
Rome May 12 Senator Luigi urged Italian emigrants to avoid illegal entry into the United States. He noted severe U S actions against clandestine immigrants and advised would be migrants to wait for their quota or consider going to France or Argentina.
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Rome
United States
Luigi
France
Argentina
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A. F. Megahee
Albany
J. B. McLaughlin
Mr. M. §. Spitter
J. A. Palmer
Savannah
H. H. Jones
Selma, Ala
Roy Truitt
P. B. Kape
Tifton
J. O. Baxley
H. C. Daniels
Clearwater, Fla
W. N. Harwin
E. D. Patterson
Columbus
Lawheard & Rackley
Optometrists
R. W. Scott
Tallahassee
A. L. Scott
Waycross
Henry Chastain
Sofa
Dick Murray and Child
Tampa, Fla
Ralph Pike
Camp McClellan
Anniston
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Loving Cup
Sampson
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Winston Jay
Lee Chesh
Ire
Weaver Coon
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Heath Varnedee, Jr
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Joe Mitchell
Harold Tur
Beechwood
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Quaker Oat Co
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