Bridge Shower For Miss Abbie Whiddon Bride Elect
Miss Margery Wheeler and Mrs. Glenn Thornhill hosted a bridge shower Wednesday for Abbie Whiddon, bride elect of James Mims. The pink and green party at the Golden Apartments featured a gift basket and a salad course as guests arrived and tea was served.
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Abbie Whiddon
Margery Wheeler
Glenn Thornhill
James Mims
Baptist Church
Miss Wheeler
Golden Apartments
Crawford Street
Miss Whiddon
Les Joseph
Florene Feinberg
Nath- Marguerite Neel
Margaret Flowers
Virginia Folsom
Virgina Clemens
Edith Jeanne Dickey
Ruth Jones
Mary Brandon
Mary McGavock
Mary Harris
Elizabeth Smith
Fran
Alie Weiner
Doris Rogers
Evelyn Horne
Sarabelle Monttford
Charles Mims
John Keyton
Henry Whiddon
Roseniors Olson
Ruth Wheeler
British air circus to feature handkerchief pick up stunt
London reports Sir Alan Cobham plans a new flying show this year. The air circus will include a stunt where a pilot retrieves handkerchiefs from the ground using hooks on wing tips, replicating a pick up the handkerchief act seen in American air races.
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London
America
Alan Cobham
Air Circus
Jenkins in Charge of Program at Kiwanis Luncheon
Brantley Jenkins led today’s Kiwanis luncheon at the Legion Home with a broad program. A plan for a Louis 3 Moore Memorial fund was discussed by the Board, and Charlie Reilly spoke on a proposed Kiwanis District Trophy to boost inter-club attendance.
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Girl Scouts
Legion Home
Brantley Jenkins
Interclub Relations Committee
Kiwanis
Kiwanis International
Thomasville
Louis 3. Moore Memorial
Bill Gravely
Charlie Reilly
Visitors and locals flagged in Thomasville notes
Miss Anna Pidcock of Moultrie and Mrs Vereen Bell of Cairo visited Thomasville today. Miss Marguerite Neel returned from Camilla, Ga. Mr G T Douglas of Jacksonville was here on business yesterday. Miss Annette Horne from Tuscaloosa visits her aunts Mrs J W Horne Jr and Mrs Joe Dillon. Local moving and hauling by Chastain Transfer Line. Mrs EF L Butler and Miss Frances Butler of Camilla among visitors. L V Rigsby returns from Atlanta with niece Malissa Schelpert. Mrs W L Logan and Miss Ruth Logan of Gainesville guests of the Parker family. Mr and Mrs William McPherson sail for Ireland and Scotland from New York today. Eskimo Spitz puppies for sale in Pavo. Brantley Jinkins reads Kiwanis address in Toronto. Charles R Taylor of Charlotte and B B Broughton with John Watt attend Georgia education gathering in Macon. E wocancy Photographer offers oil tinting portraits.
Thomas County Commissioner Candidates Announced
Multiple candidates announce for the unexpired Thomas County Commissioner term. Names include Tam a candidate from Ochlocknee district and D T Stewart from Coolidge Merrillville Miabelle district, pledging economy and public service. Primary set for September 12.
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Ochlocknee
Thomas County
Tam
R. W
Bob) McMillan
D. T. Stewart
Butler enters race for commissioner from Thomasville
J N Jim Butler of Thomasville announces his candidacy for the county Board of Commissioners to fill the unexpired Pittman term. He vows active campaigning and pledges faithful service if elected, targeting 1933 1936. The piece also recalls his previous campaign on judge salary cuts and urges support for his bid.
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Thomas County
Board of County Commissioners
J. Frank Pittman
Pittman
J. N. Butler
J. F. Pittman
J. N
Jim) Butler
Times-Enterprise
Frank Pittman
Butler
Thomasville
Macintyre
Luke
Representative JOE ROBISON Jr seeks re election in September primary
The letter from JOE ROBISON Jr to White Voters of Thomas County announces his candidacy for re election to the House of Representatives. He pledges support for the governor's policies and aid to common schools and promises to cut City Court salaries and reduce court costs to improve finances if reelected.
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Thomas County
J. Frank Pittuum
House of Representatives
Lgislature
Joe. Robison, Jr
Thomasville
D. Roy Hay
Local Democratic Primary Candidates in Thomas County
A collection of candidate notices for county commissioner state senate city court judge and city court judge in Thomasville and Thomas County Georgia. Names include G L Duren Fred Scott D Roy Hay and D Roy Hay among others with Sept 12 1934 primary date and mentions of districts Coolidge Ellabelle Merrillville and Seventh Senatorial District.
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Thomas County
Thomasville
Clifford & Hay
Candidacy of PT for City Court Judge Post
PT announces bid for City Court Judge subject to Democratic Primary on September 12. He pledges faithful impartial duties with economic use of funds and protection of defendants rights to fair trial. He supports Grand Jury recommendation to cut salary from 4500 to 2400 upon taking office.
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Thomas County
Thomas- Ville
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Kiwanis Club
Bill Cochran
Mary Frances Hubert
Fics Halier
A.C. da
Bred Bradley
Druynea Mim
Tay
Anna Pidcock of
Moultrie
Peaches
City Fruit Company
Marguerite Neel
Camilla
G. T. Douglas of
Jacksonville
Annette Horne
Tuscaloosa, Ala
J. W. Horne, Jr
Joe Dillon
Chastain
EF. L. Butler
Frances Butler
Brewton
W. L. Logan
Ruth Logan
Gainesville
John F. Parker
Telephone
William McPherson
New York
Liverpool
Ireland
Scotland
Mrs. McPherson
Old Country
G.L. Austin
Pavo
Georgia
Brantley Jinkins
Joshua L. Johns
Toronto
All Kiwanis
Charles R. Taylor
Charlotte, N. C
Messrs
B. B. Broughton
John Watt
Meeting of Friends of Education
Macon
Walker
Phar
Coolidge-Merrillville-Miabelle
Esabelle
FORD
Tudor Sedan
Phaeton
DELUX
Detroit
ORD
Motor Company
J. Ik. Craigmiles
W. KE. Beverly
Meigs
G. L. Duren
Coolidge-Ellabele
Merrillville
J. W. McMillan
State Senate
Thomas
Brooks
Grady
Fred Scott
Kraft
Sumter Maid
Avon
Prgs
N. B. Co
Santos
Campbell
Chipso
Kraft Dairy Fresh
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Saw
Groceteria
B. B. Earle
U. S. Department OF Agriculture, Weather Bureau
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