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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1944
Page
8
The Times Enterprise begins a series from the Office of Price Administration explaining rent control. It covers how maximum rent dates are set, registration of dwellings, penalties for not registering, and how tenants learn their rent and included services.
In Rev T F Callaway absence due to a Nashville meeting the 8 o'clock mid week service at First Baptist will be led by Corporal Kenneth Megillagin and other soldiers from the Air Base and Finney Hospital. Pfc Roy P Anderson will sing several numbers. Service members stationed in Thomasville have organized to conduct the service and the public is invited.
The Chevrolet Dealer News highlights J. H. Faulk Sr as a successful local dealer. The article, titled Serving Successfully, summarizes his takeover and leadership of the agency. Thomsville friends celebrate the recognition of his accomplishments in national dealer coverage.
Thomas M. Calloway of Moultrie led the morning service in memory of a 50 year old church milestone with violin led by Rev. Jas W Evans. The afternoon focused on present times and ended with a dinner and reunion of many old families.
The piece notes abundant tomatoes and other fruit facing low demand, with canning suggested to save surplus. It mentions imminent June tax payments, the GI Bill benefits for ex service members, and wartime invasion strategy hints. It also reports Finney General's pool project and new bakery facilities to aid hospital services.
Aviation Cadet Robert R. Blazon of Royal Oak Michigan, 21, died when his aircraft crashed near Tifton last night. Col Willard W Brown, commanding officer of Spence Field, announced today.
The Mother Church directors spoke at the Third Annual Meeting noting spiritual freedom as a gift and wartime unity. They reported rising sales of Mary Baker Eddy works and announced Paul Stark Seeley as the new President. A publication report warned that disability insurance bills could threaten religious practice and worship freedoms.
Camp Frances Archbold opens today for the first Brownie Camp with about 50 girls scheduled to attend. The large enrollment prompted a second Brownie Camp later. Director Robertine K. McClendon organized staff including Assistant Director Helen Gwinn and Camp Nurse Mrs. Shelby Pope.
Children in Thomasville are invited to join the Union Vacation Bible School at First Baptist Church under Mrs. M. H Jeffries. The program runs mornings through June 23 except weekends, starting promptly and closing at 11 30.
William E. Huskey reports to Tallahassee Florida to assume duties as Assistant Scout Executive of the Suwannee River Area Council. He comes from the Georgia Alabama Council with a strong Scouting background and prior War Department service. He will base in the council area and help expand programs and Camp Orchard Pond operations.
Funeral plans set in Hawkinsville Georgia for Harley F. Lawson a distinguished Hawkinsville jurist who died this morning in Franklin North Carolina. He is survived by his wife Rena Brandon of Thomasville two children Roger Lawson in California and Mrs. W O Collins of Athens with her husband a UGA professor and other relatives.
Mrs. Arline reports son Cliff Jr. promoted to Boatswain Mate 2nd Class aboard an LST in the Italian theater. Her daughter Lieutenant Nell Arline ANS is stationed in England and well. Daytona Beach Chamber cites civilian furloughs to boost morale as Sheraton buys the Princess Issena hotel and Claredon, planning winter renovations.
Daytona Beach June 14 One of Florida's most famous and luxurious resort hostelries the Hotel Princess Issena of this city opened its summer season on June 10 to provide additional accommodations for expected tourists and visitors.
The highest paid governor is in New York earning 25000 dollars while South Dakota’s governor receives the lowest at 34000 dollars. This contrast highlights state by state variation in executive pay.
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