Meigs Kiwanis hear convention report by Dr Bell
Meigs Kiwanis Club members heard a convention report by Rudolph Bell of Thomasville on Kiwanis International's 37th annual Miami gathering. Bell praised Miami hospitality, noted a balanced program, and highlighted speakers from the U.S., Canada, and abroad. Local club business included rebuilding the burned Picture Show and planning a charity minstrel show while Pelham merchants formed a draft plan to keep Meigs trade local. Guests from Thomasville and other areas attended.
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United States
Canada
Thomasville
Ite
Qodis Johnson
Jacksonville
Ming
Elzy McLeod
Pelhin
Peel Pitts
Meigs
Pelham
Russell Dasher
Bethlehem Commandery Conclave Tonight
Bethlehem Commandery No. 30 holds its regular conclave this evening at 8 30 p m with all chartered members urged to be present.
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Bethlehem Commandery
Bethlehem Commandery No
Registration costs in Thomas county raise questions of waste
Observations outlines the Thomas county re registration effort costing 2494 86 for 4875 registrants at about 51 cents each. It credits registrars for frugal management after the legislature repealed the re registration law and notes the broader waste and protest over the policy.
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C. Board
Talmadge
Prominent Atlantan J. C. Peavy Died After Heart Attack
Mr J C Peavy prominent Atlantan died early this morning at Archbold Memorial hospital after a heart attack. He was en route home from Florida where he had been for his health, accompanied by a nurse, and had stopped at a tourist court for the night. He was admitted around 4 p m Wednesday and died at 8 30 this morning. Relatives have been notified and are arriving this afternoon to return the body to Atlanta for final rites and interment.
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J. C. Peavy
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Atlanta
Florida
Heath
Hurricane season opens with new coastal warning links
The hurricane season begins with a national teletype hookup linking 27 Atlantic and Gulf coast cities to coordinate weather data. Miami and 12 Florida cities join the Weather Bureau warning system as Forecaster Grady Norton notes that June and July hurricane chances are low while August to November show higher activity. An Army radar adds to Norton’s charting, supplementing but not replacing hurricane-hunting planes.
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Miami
Fla
Atlantic
Gulf
Florida
Weather Bureau
Grady Norton
Hurricane Warning Service
Norton
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