Bill Morgan Dies After Two Weeks Illness At Coolidge Area
Bill Morgan died Wednesday morning at Archbold Memorial Hospital after a two week illness due to diabetes. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon in the Coolidge area with many friends in attendance. He lived on the road five miles from Coolidge near Big Creek church, never married, and is survived by his mother four sisters and one brother.
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Coolidge
Bill Morgan
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Toastie Highway
Big Creek Church
George‘Simith
Willie Lord
M Ikate Morgan
Pinkie Ieee Morgan
Abr
Job Carcehe Aigvesan
Mr Morgan
Revival Meeting at Coolidge Baptist Church Ends
The two week revival at Coolidge Baptist Church closed with a large attendance. Rev. Rufus Higginbotham led services with Rev. W. D. Thomas from Fernandina, Fla. delivering sermons. Baptismal services are planned for Sunday at Rocky Ford on the Ochlocknee River.
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Coolidge Baptist Church
Rufus Higginbotham
W. D. Thomas
First Baptist
Fernandina
Fla
Higginpottiam
Rocky Ford
Ochlocknee River
Coolidge
Sunday School Picnic Outing by Beginners Class
The Sunday School beginners class of Miss Blanche Hattaway and Booster Choir directed by Rev. Vernon D. Thomas enjoyed a picnic on Tuesday afternoon. Only 24 members attended due to bad weather, about half the expected number. They walked to the woods after games at Hattaway’s home, shared sandwiches and punch, and thanked the Rooster family for support during a ten day revival.
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Blanche Hattaway
Vernon D. Thomas
Church Services At Local Congregation
Rev. Rufus Higginbotham presides over regular services held on the first and third Sundays. Morning worship at 11 o clock, evening at 6 30, with Sunday school at 10 am led by Supt G Allen. B Y P U meets 7 30 pm Sundays, led by Miss Vilda Shuman. Public welcome.
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Rufus Higginbotham
G. Allen
Vilda Shuman
Fourth Sunday Services At Methodist Church
Rev. D. A. Lastinger announces monthly services at the Methodist Church. Morning worship is at 11 a.m. and evening service at 8:30 p.m. Sunday school starts at 10 a.m. Mrs. Boykin Harrison presides over the Sunday school. All members and the public are invited.
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D. A. Lastinger
Methodist Church
Boykin Harrison
C. C. Barrow Recovers From Foot Infection
Mr. C. C. Barrow of Coolidge, a popular and well known service station owner, has suffered a right foot infection causing him inconvenience and pain for several days. The condition is believed to be improving.
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C. C. Barrow
Barrow
Coolidge
Jack Suber Injured by Calf Horn at Home
Friends report young Jack Suber son of Mr and Mrs B Y Suber was injured in the leg by a calf at home The horn went into the bend of his knee and he will remain confined to his room for several days
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B. Y. Suber
Jack
W. F. Carter, Jr
Florence
New York
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Lois Chastan
Thomasville
Curtiss Hicks
Dot Harper
Funston
Roy Hicks
8. C. White
J. A. Parramore
I. M. Palmer
Adran
Palmer
Nice
Leah Dora McWaters
G. T. Palmer
Fdison
Edith Burgy
Brunswick
J. M. Palmer
Johnnie Lee Parramore
Miami
I. P. Harvey
B. V. Suber
Bustie
Hilary Bannister
Winter Garden
Fla
M. C
Roscoe Varvey
C. W. Ellington
Edwin Whitfield
Sylvester, Ga
J. J. Bannister
S. C. Whte
Pell Wright
Atlanta
Phil Galdwin
Bright Dekle
Cordele
Dekle
Clinton Haddock
Clinton, Jr
Jeanette Haddock
Paul Dekle
Moultrie
Coy Dektle
Personal and Social News of the Week
Miss Hthelle LaDauna of Funston visited Mr. Marvin Key last week. Many local residents hosted relatives and friends visiting from Ochlocknee, Lakeland, Tallahassee, Moultrie, Perry, and elsewhere during the week.
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Hthelle LaDauna
Funston
Marvin Key
Curtis Nicks
Carl and
Jack Hicks
James Benton
Ochlocknee
Johnnie Greer
Lakeland
M. J. Clarke
Moss Greer
Grace Tonahue
Clifford Jones
Tallahasses
W. A
Coolidge Weekly News to Be Edited by Evans and Hattaway
E Lamar Evans and Miss Blanche Hattaway will edit the Coolidge Weekly News for the Times Enterprise. The pair will cover local business, agriculture, social and personal items to boost Coolidge and surrounding areas. Both are praised for public service and community support.
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E. Lamar Evans
Miss Blanche Hattaway
Cooliege News
J. Lamar Iivans
Miss Blanche [Hataway
Coolidge
Evans
Miss Hattaway
Times-Enterprise
Mr. Ivans
Mics Hattaway
Mr. Evans
the Times-Interprise
Ocoolidge
Wounded Man Hampered by Inability to Walk
Reports say a man is unable to walk after sustaining injuries. He has many friends hoping the wound is not serious and that recovery will be swift.
A Word About the Editors E Lamar Evans
Mr Lamar Evans a Coolidge native and prominent Thomn County resident known for community work. He attended local schools and studied medicine with his father before pursuing a career as a physician and editor in the region.
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Lamar Evans
Coolidge
Ot. Evans
Amon
Coolitee
Thomn County
Kelley Pitches Chicks To Win In Southern Association
Memphis Cricks fall to fourth as Harvey Kelley hurls a two to two draw with Chattanooga. Hobart Scott, Knoxville rookie, shuts out Little Rock for the Smokies in a two to zero victory.
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Kelly
Memphis
Tenn
Kelley
Memphis Cricks
Chattanoosa
Strick Ouf
Hobart Scott
Knoxville
Little Rock
Smokies
Melon Shipments to Start in Coolidge Monday
Melon shipments are set to begin in Coolidge on Monday June 25 with the Coolidge Duke & Melon Association led by manager H W Banister expecting to handle a large portion of the crop. Rain and anthracnose have damaged the crop, with production likely far below earlier expectations and possibly at about forty percent of normal. Loading will occur from railroad sidings in Coolidge, with box cars near trucking sheds.
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Coolidge
Coolidge Duke & Melon Association
H. W. Banister
Resumption of FERA Toilet Project In Coolidge
Announcement this week notes the resumption of work on the FERA project in Coolidge. The site will build several pit toilets for city use, employing multiple men who are slated for a one hour per week allotment. The effort follows funds received by the county relief administrator’s office.
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FERA
Coolidge
Local residents honored for community service and journalism work
Biographical sketches praise a Coolidge pharmacist for licensed status and store duties, noting his long service and local ties. Miss Blanche Hattaway, Coolidge native and Times-Enterprise correspondent, is highlighted for her business studies, local schooling, and wide circle of friends, with plans to expand reporting efforts.
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Times-Enterprise
E. L. Evans
Cooalidge
Blanche Hattaway
Blanche Tlattaway
Coolidge
WW. Hattaway
Thomasvlle
Thomasville
WR. Fagan
Miss Hattaway
Lyveral
Times-F Enterprise
Carmumite
Secon
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