Thomasville Churches hold lessons on divine preservation and preaching
The Thomasville church calendar includes a Christian Science Lesson Sermon on God the Preserver of Man at First Church on Sunday with Bible and Eddy text selections. Rev. Alex McF. Mitchell will preach at First Presbyterian in the morning, with no vesper or junior league that day.
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God
First Church of Christ
Thomasville
Mary Baker Eddy
Alex McF. Mitchell
Carmilla
First Presbyterian Church
Ansley C. Moore
Decatur
Mitchell
Young People Intermediate League
Is There Any Use to Pray for Rain Sermon
The Rev. T. F. Calloway presents a sermon on prayer and rain asking if prayer can end drought. Rev. A. M. Mitchell fills Camilla Ga church services in Decatur absence and Thomasville Presbyterians welcome him. Women's Auxiliary meets Monday at four with a Korea mission program led by Mrs. W. R. McGrew.
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T. F. Calloway
A. M. Mitchell
Presbyterian Church of
Camilla
Ansley C. Moore
Decatur
Mitchell
Thomasville
Korea
W. R. McGrew
Young Peoples Assembly Plans For South Georgia Conference
The Young People of the Church anticipate the South Georgia Conference Assembly at Wesleyan Conservatory in Macon starting Monday morning June Doth. Three groups elect representatives Jewel Barten Julian Neel and Mires Betty McDavid. Transportation is provided by the Board of Stewards. The assembly runs the week of June 16 with the Presiding Elder Rev N H Willis. The second quarterly conference will meet Wednesday at eight. The Thomasville District Conference gathering is scheduled for Colquitt June 25 26. Local representatives and alternates from the congregation were announced.
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Young Peoples Assembly of
South Georgia Conference
Wesleyan Conservatory
Macon
Young Peoples Groups
N. HL. Willis
Gundal
Thomasville
Colquitt
Georgia
R. T. Neel
Irinele
Pringie
Ivingte
Robison
Roy Allen
BR. Caldwell
George Neel
J. C. Pringle
Fred Snith
Ploh. Spence
Eddie Lewis, 52, among flags cleaned in 3852 30 OCKHE
Eddie Lewis, 52, listed in a notice about flags cleaned in the 3852 30 OCKHE operation along with a second name Meason.
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Eddie Lewis
Trusts and monopolies faced by republicans call for stronger laws
The document argues for robust legislation to restore the strength of the trust statute and to eliminate private monopolies. It emphasizes vigorous enforcement of criminal and civil laws against monopolies and urges use of full government powers to restore free enterprise.
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United States
France Defies British Plan to Restructure League of Nations
Paris reports France will reject a British proposal to reorganize the League into regional groups. Sources say the plan would force new regional sanctions, lump Germany with the Balkans and Central Europe, and shift Eastern European responsibilities away from Britain and toward Russia.
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Paris
France
League of Nation
George Clark
Leon Blum
Italy
Ethiopia
Great Britain
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Spain
Switzerland
Russia
Balkans
Czechslovakia
Poland
Howell Likely To Enter Governor Race
Hugh Howell hints at a Georgia gubernatorial bid amid talk of defeating taxes and backing Gov. Eugene Talmadge. The remarks came at a public gathering in which Howell praised Talmadge and pledged support regardless of Talmadge’s decision on running for governor or another office. Howell left open the possibility of serving in a private capacity if called.
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Atlanta
Talmadge
Howell
McRae
Howel
Clarence Adams
Danielsville
Adams
Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
Solons Aim to End Congressional Session Next Week
Washington reports Congress plans an intensive drive to adjourn next week after a layoff. Conference reviews on the tax bill and the 1.425 billion dollar relief deficiency bill proceed, with key votes anticipated as the session winds toward a June 23 Democratic convention in Philadelphia.
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Washington
Senate
House Conferces
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
House
Philadelphia
Georgia Tech star to swim 100 miles on river run
W A Austin attempts a 100 mile river swim from Hale's Bar toward Guntersville Dam in Tennessee. He draws support from Haywood Roberts David Cargile and Jake Peacock aboard two boats as nourishment aides. Austin, a Tennessee Military Institute swimming instructor, started at 9 A M and aims to reach Guntersville by Sunday between 10 A M and 1 P M.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
W. A. Austin
Georgia Tech
Tennessee River
Hale's Bar
Guntersville
de Stevenson
Ala
Haywood Roberts
Cora
N. C
David Cargile
Jake Peacock
Austin
Tennessee Military Institute
Sweetwater
Peggy Landon Returns Home From G O P Convention
Slim Peggy Anne Landon returns from Cleveland with a velvet elephant and newspapers announcing her father’s presidential nomination. She is greeted at Topeka station by her family including step mother Mrs Alf M Landon and siblings John Cobb and Nancy Jo. John M Landon grandfather and Mrs R R Cross also accompany the Governor’s daughter to the Republican National Convention.
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Topeka
Kas
Peggy Anne Landon
Cleveland
Alf M. Landon
John Cobb
Nancy Jo
John M. Landon
Communists Fined in Atlanta Disorderly Meeting
In Atlanta police described a recent meeting as communistic. Eight whites and five Negroes were fined $100 each for disorderly conduct. An inciting to insurrection charge was dismissed by Judge A W Calloway for lack of evidence though the old Georgia law carried a death penalty on that count.
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Atlanta
A. W. Calloway
Watchman at Moonshine Still Dies From Wounds
Jessie Wooten a 39 year old moonshine still watchman died in a Chattanooga hospital after being brutally hacked with an axe near Lula Lake Georgia May 12. His sister said the family is destitute and he kept watch at the still to support them. One man was arrested on an assault with attempt to commit murder charge but released on bond.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Jessie Wooten
Wooten
J. N. Irvin
Lula Lake
Georgia
Georgia State Farmers Market Moves Sign Location
The Georgia State Farmers Market discussion at the Chamber of Commerce meeting covered relocating the neon sign once at Griffin and its value for tourism. A canning plant expansion to large scale tomato processing was also noted as a potential boost for waste disposal and community profits.
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Thomasville
C. of C
Chamber of Commerce
W. W. Alexander
Griffin
Macon
Fulton Democrats Form Delegation for Weltner Meeting
A Fulton county Democrat group formed to back Weltner movement and send a delegation to Macon Convention on June 18. Representative Bond Almand and Atlanta attorney Harllee Branch Jr addressed the gathering urging change in the state government.
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Ulton Democrats
Weltner
Atlanta
Fulton County
Macon
Bond Almand
Harllee Branch, Jr
Farmers and business men urged to hear Davis in Memphis
Athens Ga June 13 Harry Brown director of the Georgia agri asks every farmer and business man who can possibly do so to hear Chester C Davis address in Memphis June 17. Davis former administrator of the AAA has returned from a survey of European outlets for American farm exports. President Roosevelt has nominated Davis to the Federal Reserve Board.
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Athens
Harry Brown
The
Georgia Agri
Chester C. Davis
Memphis
Davis
AAA
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve Board
Demos Meet Disrupted by Tampering at Auditorium
Philadelphia report says electricians found dials missing and wires disconnected at the auditorium where demonstrations were to assemble. The incident prompted preliminary security checks and investigations by local authorities.
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Philadelphia
Howell Reaffirms Campaign Platform and Call for Strength
Howell states if duty calls him to lead government he will seek strength from God to uphold the banner. He declares his platform of two more taxes for Georgia people as a burning issue to be fully discussed in the forthcoming campaign.
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Georgia
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Howell
Visiting Notables and Locals Stop By in Georgia City
Miss Louise Johnson visits Miss Sara Martha Zeigler in Columbus while Mrs. J. J. Gainey studies piano at Tallahassee Woman's College. Business visitors include J. H. Drury of Jacksonville and C. T. Gray of Savannah. Burness Moore returns from Harvard Medical School for a vacation with his parents. Additional visitors include H. C. Russell of Chattanooga, J. T. Daniels Jr. of Albany, A. B. Moore of Savannah, E. E. Kennedy of Americus, John W. Bridges of Spartanburg, and a ten day visit by Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Anderson Williams with Mrs. Williams' parents. Flo Feinberg joins her mother after a Baltimore visit and university summer at the University of Maryland.
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Louise Johnson of
Columbus
Sara Martha Zeigler
Mr. Burness Moore
Harvard Medical School
Mrs. C. D. Moore
Harry S. Feinberg
Flo Feinberg
Baltimore
Flo
University of Maryland
Cotton prices rise on drought hit in 1936 crops
Heat and scarce rain drive New Orleans cotton prices to multi month highs as eastern belt drought bites. December option climbs from 10.33 to 11.12 cents, while government sales and global demand boost sentiment. A guard is posted at the municipal auditorium ahead of the June 23 Democratic convention.
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New Orleans
Appeals Court asks Supreme Bench to rule on improper argument
The Georgia court of appeals asked the supreme court to decide three questions about improper argument in a larceny case appealed by Adeline Brooks and Rome Williams, who face two to five years. The questions cover mistrial motions, review for failing to sustain objections, and judge refusals to give instructions after improper remarks.
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Atlanta
Georgia Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Superior Court of
Macon
Adeline Brooks
Rome Williams
Court of Appeals
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Baptist Sunday School
Norman Williamson
Ashpa
Japan
Asia
L. D. Ferguson
Woman's Missionary Union
Mr. Moore
Wesleyan
Meason
Borah Likis
F. We
Are
Mrs. Dull
Thomasville Ice & Mtg
Solons
Moonshine
Querson
J. J. Gainey
Dean Opperman
Tallahassee Woman's College
J. H. Drury
Jacksonville
Mr. C. T. Gray
Savannah
H. C. Russell
J. T. Daniels, Jr
Albany
A. B. Moore
E. E. Kennedy
Americus
John W. Bridges
Spartanburg, S. C
Cecil Anderson Williams
Appellate Court
Supreme Bench
City Water & Light
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