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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
4
Washington June 12 Attorney General Palmer asked Congress for a special half million dollar appropriation to continue the fight against anarchists bomb throwers and enemies of law and order in the United States.
Col House will not visit Ireland and plans to go to England tonight, according to an authoritative denial. The Paris dispatch notes the clarification despite earlier speculation about a visit to Ireland.
Our annual July Clearance Sale features sparkling crystal glassware in thick and thin varieties and water tumblers in multiple patterns. Also offering Octagon soap bars at 25 cents. Watch and save for this year’s shopping event.
The Ladies Missionary Society gathered at the home of J E McGraw on Saturday afternoon. Visitors include Miss Myrtice Hall returning from Jacksonville and several locals visiting friends and hosting at various residences. Mrs Dorminy is at White Springs, with ongoing visits around the community.
Mount Vernon Georgia resident J H Martin describes a battle with illness after stomach trouble and loss of appetite. He credits Ziron with restoring strength, nerves, and overall health after a prolonged period of weakness and yellowing skin.
Community notes report visitors from Midway, Thomasville, and Panacea Springs over the weekend. A nine-year-old boy, Rondell Knighton, was accidentally killed Sunday evening after being struck by a car near Big Creek. burial followed at Big Creek cemetery with Rev. QR. G. Jackson conducting rites.
Ione reports the quietly conducted Sunday morning wedding of Miss Della Morell to Mr. Char fie Kaylor at the bride’s parents home. The piece notes well wishes and a Sunday School attendance with Rev Eugene Ricks and Albert Cooper leading singing.
Mr and Mrs Willie Pafford hosted relatives Sunday afternoon. Several residents visited friends and relatives around Pleasant Grove including D C Redfearn who remained seriously ill near Pavo, with well wishes for his recovery.
Ellabelle and Than McGarrah family drove to Thomasville on Saturday. Lee Scoggins bought property from T. A. Carter family. Bernice Carter returned from Thomasville where she studied. Mrs J C Rehberg business trip to Thomasville. Mrs J L Rehberg and children visiting relatives in Thomasville this week. Dan White made a business trip to Ochlocknee. Mamie Carter improving after illness. Roy Reagan and children visited Reagan’s mother in Fredonia community. P J Foye and family and Mollie Baggett of Cairo visited Dan W and family. R L Chastin and family of Metcalfe spent a short time with Mrs J P Carter.
Large crowd attended services led by Rev. J. B. Alligood at Midway and Center Hill. Numerous visitors and locals, including Ruby Lewis, Willie Mae Lewis, Virgil Grant, Dan Segler, and many others, joined worship and some stayed for dinners or greetings with friends and relatives.
Mrs G. Murphy of near Merrillville spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs Bessie Sanders. Lem Stokes of Bold Springs and Mr and Mrs J M Daughtry were visitors Sunday. W I Brumbley and Daniel Brinson visited the D G Griffin home. G M Hancock of Thomasville visited the Whitners Butler household. Lester Whitehead of Cairo called on Irene Griffin. A J Singletary, C S Barwick and Eugene Barwick enjoyed a Sunday motor outing. Hugh Singletary and Albert Barwick returned from Norman Park college. Angel Stewart came back from Sparks GA after attending college. J B Wilson drove to Thomasville Saturday.
The Big Creek community announces an all day sing for the fourth Sunday in June. Attendees include Misses Alice and Bessie Wilson with Lois Laster and others visiting Miss Maud Phinazee. Several locals made trips and visits to Coolidge and Boston over the weekend. Mr. Tom Pierce is ill, with wishes for a speedy recovery, as Mrs. J. T. Melton visits Pavo with her parents.
Mrs J R Smith and family plan to Boston Tuesday. Mae Morris of Pleasant Grove attended Sunday School. The entertainment by Nellie Smith Saturday night pleased attendees. Mr R Gilith and son John Henry called on relatives at Meigs and Braton Sunday.
Reports from London dated June describe serious race riots across England and Wales driven by African and other labor migrants. An all night clash in Cardiff and Barry Dock left one white man dead and several injured. Black quarters faced arson and looting as disturbances spread to Liverpool where armed confrontation with police occurred. Authorities seek government assistance.
Paris dispatch reports the Council of Four finished the reply text to Admiral Kolchak head of the Omsk government. Allies are expected to decide on recognition without much further delay.
The singing Sunday night at the home of Belle Scott delighted attendees. Mr and Mrs Will Herring and family of Boston attended Sunday School here Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs W H Scott visited Rev and Mrs C Glover of below Boston. Mr BD Walker and son Vann of near Summer Hill passed through Sunday morning.
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