Class Poem By Miss Jean Demaree Receives Noted Merit
The class poem by Miss Jean Demaree of Thomasville High School class of 1930 is regarded as exceptional. Read aloud by Miss Evelyn Turner due to Demaree's absence, it reflects gratitude to teachers and hopes for life ahead. The piece, printed for readers who missed the commencement, blends high school memories with life lessons and a motto: We finish to begin. The Times Enterprise also lists a weekly band concert program at the courthouse tonight and a Rose City miniature golf course ad.
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Jean Demaree
Thomasville High School
Times- Enterprise
Demaree
Evelyn Turner
Father Time
Dame Experience
Court House
Kadeneck
King
Hayes
Melvin Freidlander
Woods
Keventide
Operaland
Lassus
Fillmore
Moore Music Co Clearance Sale
Sale of music goods featuring pianos phonographs and brush goods offered at greatly reduced prices during a clearance. Visit Moore Music Company store to take advantage of the deals.
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Moore Musio Company
Gripping Sermon by Dr Harris at Methodist Church
Visiting pastor evangelist Dr Harris delivered a gripping sermon urging persistence in religious work for success. He urged youth to prepare for modern problems and older members to support rather than critique. Will Parrish sang a solo. Harris spoke on the leper faith. A church service for men with wives and daughters, a duet by John Hinton and Mrs Harv y Trice, and a children service at 10 30 Saturday morning are announced. No service Saturday night.
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Methodist Church
Harris
Will Parrish
Christ
John Hinton
Harvey Trice
Mother Tucks Babies to Bed 1200 Miles Away
A Chicago mother aboard the Leviathan spoke by radio telephone with her two young sons in their home, the first regular radio telephone call between Chicago and a ship at sea. Junius 6 and Bundy 2 asked if she felt seasick and if there were ducks out there, while Buddy 4 sought bedtime reassurance.
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Chicago
John J. Zolp
Leviathan
Junius
Bundy
Buddy
Husband shoots wife in Blytheville. suspect at large
Mrs Annis R Hodge 27 was killed last night at her mother's Blytheville home in the presence of her two children by her husband Fletcher E B Hodge who had separated from her. He fired at Mrs R Reing who ran into the room and then fled on foot as a posse led by Sheriff W W Shaver of Mississippi County pursued him.
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Blytheville
Arch
Annis R. Hodge
Fletcher EB. Hodge
Negro Shot and Killed by Atlanta Officer
An unidentified Black man was shot and killed by motorcycle officer Herman Clay in Atlanta after leading a pursuit for disregarding a traffic light. The suspect fled several blocks, exited his car, and struck the officer with a grease gun before Clay fired, hitting him in the chest.
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Atlanta
Herman Clay
Clay
Grand Master Collins to Address Piney Woods Lodge
Grand Master M. D. Collins of Fairburn Georgia will speak to Piney Woods Lodge and families tonight at the Odd Fellows hall on Broad Street at 8 30. He is Campbell county county school superintendent and a candidate for state school superintendent here for the County Officers Association meeting in Thomasville. He was elected Grand Master at the recent Macon Grand Lodge session. All members and families are invited.
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M. D. Collins
Fairburn
Piney Woods Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Broad Street
Mr. Collins
Campbell County
Thomasville
County Officers Association
Collins
Odd Fellowship
Order
Grand Lodge
Macon
Rose City Miniature Golf Course Hosts Evening Dance
Dawson and Jefferson Streets venue offers daily exercise with morning afternoon and evening access. Legion home hosts a script dance at ten with Hank Dudley’s Radium Springs Orchestra drawing many out of town guests. The notice highlights local business ads and a student musical recital at the First Baptist Church presented by Mrs. W. R. Autrey’s pupils.
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Rose City
Dawson and
Jefferson Streets
American Legion
Hank Dudley
Radium Springs Orchestra
Beverly Mercantile Co Opens In Reid Building
A new cash grocery business, Beverly Mercantile Co, will open tomorrow at 212 South Broad in the Reid Building. Operated by A. D. Beverly, formerly with Thomas Drug Store and Rountree Grocery, the venture aims to serve locals while Beverly’s friends await its opening. Friday the 18th passes without accident, day noted as unlucky by some, but ordinary for business.
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Beverly Mercantile Co
Reid Building
South Broad Street
A. D. Beverly
Thomas Drug Store
Rountree Grocery Co
Beverly
National League Baseball Scores and Battery Pairings
Summary of NL games with team records at various venues including New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston St Louis and Chicago and notable home runs by Cuccinello Swanson Spohrer and others. American League matchups include Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit New York Washington Chicago with listed batteries and run lines.
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Pittsburgh
New York
French
Hemsley
Walker
O'Farrell
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
May
Sulkeforth
Luque
Lopez
Cuccinello
Swanson
St. Louis
Boston
Sherdel
Mancuso
Zachary
Cunningham
Brandt
Spohrer
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Walberg
Cochrane
Ferrell and Myatt
New Orleans Reports 16 472 Unemployed From Census
New Orleans census figures show 16 472 residents able to work and without employment. District supervisor Frani Pfankichdn announced the unemployment total as of the 1930 census.
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New Orleans
Frani Pfankichdn
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Monument
Baldpate
Richard Dix
Miriam Seegar
George M. Cohan
IWS
Pathe News
Hollywood Star
Ace of Scotland Yards
VIDOR
Richard
Ilay Golf
North Broad Street
S. Sampson
Gillett Razor
Razor
Thomas Drug Store Inc
DR. Harris
Legion Homie
Chastain
Blue Stripe Taxi Cab Co., Inc
Maryland
Ralston
White’s Cornfield
Zae
East Jackson St
Westinghouse
South Broad St
Bush
Hartnett
Benge
Davis
Detroit
Pipgras and
Bengough
Whitehill and
Hayworth
Eesese Scegte Bee Sak
Washington
HKH
Liska and
Spencer
Weiland and Crouse
Camel Cigarettes
Lucky Strike
Chesterfield
Old Golds
Carton
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