Kiwanis Luncheon Highlights Attendance Records
Dan Red led a Kiwanis Legion Home program focused on attendance. Bill Gravely presented 100 percent attendance records from 1900 to today, with Thomasville leading the district at 91.75 percent. Members urged regular attendance while discussing the uncertain date for the Lailies Night banquet due to overlapping events. Frances Pittman sang with Elsie Harris providing piano, followed by an encore.
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Dan Red
Kiwanis
Legion
Bill Gravely
Dee Gravely
Thomasville
Red
Frances Pittman
Grand Jury Finishes Session Indictments Read in Thomas County
The grand jury completed its adjourned session and read presentments before Judge Thomas. About ten indictments were recorded for selling liquor as investigators probed countywide criminal conditions including official life. The jury recommended a juvenile court with Judge B B Earle and asked PWA to address delinquent youths ages 8 to 16. Judge Thomas will study all aspects before final action. The long presentments will be published later.
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Thomas
Cer
McKinnon
B. B. Earle
PWA
Reformatory
Times-Enterprise
Thomas County
Shake up in Thomasville baseball club hinted by officials
Thomasville officials indicate a general shake-up may be coming to the Thomasville Orioles with plans to bolster the club at several spots. Baltimore scout Harry O'Donnell has been in town reviewing the team as fans press for a winning season.
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Thomasville
Orioles
Harry O'Donnell
Baltimore
Thomasville Graduate at Atlanta College
Morehouse College conferred degrees on 36 men from fourteen states plus the District of Columbia, South Africa, and East Africa. Eleven graduates hailed from Georgia, including Samuel Julius Lilly of 623 Wright Street Thomasville, who earned a Bachelor of Arts with a major in economics.
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Thomasville
Atlanta College
Atlanta
Morehouse College
District of Columbia
South Africa
East Africa
State of Georgia
Samuel Julius Lilly
Wright Street
Deaths in Texas tourist cabin fire probed
The deaths of Guy Anderson and Dorothy Buchanan in a tourist cabin fire near Waco Texas are under police and family investigation. Buchanan, a teacher and daughter of a local figure, was trapped in a bathroom. Anderson escaped but collapsed in firemen’s arms. The fire occurred about 2 12 hours after Anderson checked in under an assumed name. Cairo Kiwanis Club near assured formation at a lunch meeting with visiting Kiwanians expected.
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Waco
Texas
Guy Anderson
Calvert
Tex
Dorothy Buchanan
Buchanan
Anderson
C. H. Chumley
Longview
Cairo
W. H. Duckworth
Civic Club
Kiwanis Club
J. A. Powell
Revival meetings and street tax notice in Thomasville
Cottage prayer meetings for revival will start Sunday June 16 at several homes in Thomasville. The Crusade for Souls Campaign at the Church of the Nazarene runs June 16 through July 7 under Dr. C. E. Hardy and Prof. Clyde B. Rodgers with daily services and a Bible picture each evening. Street tax extends $3 through June. after July 1 the rate becomes $4.09, per R. J. Hawthorn, City Treasurer.
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Vashti School
Daisy Ritter
Charles M. Meeks
Valdosta
Georgia
Ansley C. Moore
Vashti Chapel
Agnes Doby
Stone Mountain
Myrtle Driver
Atlanta
Maude Harrell
Fayetteville
North Carolina
Lucile Herrin
Jacksonville
Florida
Alta Holley
Bainbridge
Charlotte Parrish
Tifton
Dorothy Simmons
Milledgeville
First Baptist Church
Center of City
Jackson Street
P. M. Massey
Crawford Street
Richard Mitchell
Remington Ave
McLaughlin Heights
John Jackson
Cécil St
East End
Claud Davis
Colton Ave
Fletcherville
Dan Darley
W. Jackson St
Fairview
C. E. Davis
Fleming Street
Jerger Street
J. W. Ising
E. Jerger Street
Crusade For Souls
Thomasville Church
Church of the Nazarene
NRA Case Against John Whitley Dismissed in Georgia
In Macon Georgia on June 14 Judge Bascom S Deaver dismissed cases against John Whitley LaGrange road contractor tied to NRA code violations The action followed withdrawal of the blue eagle emblem from Whitley’s firm and was at the request of District Attorney T Hoyt Davis Whitley a friend of Governor Eugene Talmadge said he never had a clue about the charges
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Macon
John Whitley
LaGrange
Bascom S. Deaver
Unite States District Court
Whitley
Eugene Talmadge
Blue Eagle
NRA
T. Hoyt Davis
Distics
Dern clears Foulis and won't remove him as chief
Washington June 14 Secretary Dern announced General Benjamin Foulis will stay as chief of the army air corps. An inspector general report found he gave exaggerated, unfair and misleading statements to a congressional committee and Dern will reprimand him. The NRA invalidation by the Supreme Court is noted.
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Dern
Foulois
Washington
Geerea
Benjamin D. Foulas
Varzes
Army Air Corps
War Department
Inspector General
Theoulois
Air Corps
Congressional
Kfoulois
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Pat O’brien
Margaret Lindsay
Frank McHugh
Dan Redd
Thomasville Club
B. L. Brewton & Son
Fletcher St
Elsie Harris
Solicitor George
RED Cedar
Bracey Lumber Co
Rock Springs
Cairo Road
Thomas Drug Store, Inc
Hart
Climax
Vashti School News
Rattler
J. T. Livingston
Thomasville Department
Tom Mardre
Greenwood Plantation
M. Sampson's
East Jackson Street
Rulice
Paradise Park
J. H. Spence
North Broad St
Hiwanis Club
Carroll Hill
Chastain
R. J. Hawthorn
Treas
City of
Watson’s
City Fruit Co
Corner Broad .and
Jackson
United States Supreme Court
Mrs. Simpson
Anvygne
le Weil
Steyerman & Sons
Sterling Flatware
Fontaine
Moon Jewelry CO
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