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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1938
Page
6
Funeral services were conducted at Spring Hill church for Mrs Ruth Lee Logue who died at Cairo Hospital after a brief illness. She was 36, a lifelong Grady county resident, married to A L Logue since 1927, and survived by her husband, parents, four brothers, and six sisters.
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Miss Reba Cannon of Conway South Carolina married Charles Roddenberg Beale of Cairo at Kingston Presbyterian Church in Conway on June 11. Rev C D Brearley officiated with music by Miss Charlotte Magrath. After a bridal trip the couple will reside in Cairo where Beale works at the post office.
The Thomasville American Legion junior baseball club defeated Sylvester 14-10 in a 12 inning sandlot game at the municipal stadium. It was Thomasville’s third straight win, all by one run, showcasing their late fight and perseverance.
The Thomasville High School band impressed guests at the West Palm Beach event last month for signal musical honors and exemplary behavior. A hotel guest letter from the Alhambra Hotel commends the boys for their thoughtfulness and good breeding and says they were the best behaved group among all attendees.
Forecast for Thomasville and vicinity calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Thursday. Moderate temperatures expected with no significant precipitation. Last 24 hours shows low rainfall with totals since month start and year start not specified.
Times-Enterprise invites readers to page 8 to spot misspelled words in ads. Correctors with the most accurate entries win free passes to College Swing at Rose Theatre with Burns Allen Raye Hope, and details appear on page 8. Entries must follow contest rules and run through June 25.
Commander Hoyt Wimpy presided at the T. S. Spence Post No 31 meeting as the post elected new officers led by Commander H L Chastain. The session included prize awards for school essays on patriotism and notes on finances membership records and plans for the Waycross State Convention.
The contest closes at noon Friday June 17 and is open to all. Winners will be announced in Friday afternoon's Times Enterprise. Out of town winners will receive passes by mail after the contest ends. Print name and address clearly in the provided space.
Mrs Ewing Kirk visits Ohio Illinois and Kentucky for weeks. Mrs Frank Goodwin arrives from Chestertown Maryland to stay with her mother Eunice Wimberly on Jefferson Street. Miss Margaret Parker and Master Billy Parker return to West Palm Beach Florida after months with grandparents in town. Mr Archie Pittman returns from A C L Railway Safety conference in Jacksonville Florida. Mr and Mrs Charles Emmette Daniels announce birth of daughter Catherine Patricia at John D Archbold Memorial Hospital. Daniels formerly Lois Chastain of Thomasville.
Dr. Shepard Kreen Jr and Frank Goodyear Austin Higgins of New York with S H Stringer of Thomasville tarpon fished at Boca Grande and Sarasota in Florida. The party plans to return to New York tonight after enjoying successful catches along the south Florida gulf coast.
Henry McIntosh Moore Jr son of Dr and Mrs Henry M Moore has an appointment to Annapolis and will report June 21 after turning 18 in October. He accelerated from high school completing four years in three and attended Marion Institute earning a Dean's list honor. Exempted from the usual mental exam, he will take the physical exam at Annapolis and pursued Boy Scouts and two years in the Thomasville National Guards rising to corporal.
The gathering heard a brief speech ending with My heart and soul will be in the work of the Legion and I will give you what I have. A rising vote of thanks to the auxiliary ladies followed a delicious chicken luncheon before adjournment.
State Highway Department crews mark Highway No. 122 from Remington Avenue to ward Pavo. The route is being graded and hard surfaced and will become a fully paved link, serving a premier farming area.
The regular midweek prayer service will be at First Presbyterian Church tonight at eight. Mr. S. P. Bridgers will lead and speak on "The Kingdom of God." A cordial welcome is extended to all.
The Rotary Club met at the Tosco Hotel with guests including Fred Johnson Tampa Ed Smart Macon and Dr. Fred Porter Columbia. A fried chicken dinner featured summer flowers and was hosted by Worth Upchurch. The group discussed a unique Christmas lighting project by Johnny King with no action taken yet.
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