Delightful piano recital by pupils of Burch School of Music
A Friday evening piano recital at the high school auditorium featured pupils of the Burch School of Music with Miss Leona Sherrod assisting read er. The program included multiple waltzes and dances from composers such as Durand Godard Mendelssohn Schubert Chopin and Saint Saens. Two society婚 weddings were noted along with Methodist conference plans in Boston and local club activities.
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Burch School OF Music
Leona Sherrod
Bilbro
George Edward Zeigler
Norman Fair
Chopin
Ruth Jones
Erl King
Schubert Liszt
Lillie Mae Odum Brown
Faust— Gounod
Allie Mae Lovell
Ada Mae Wurst
Edwin Peacock
Virginia Cheshire
Inmate Reports Large Rattle Snake Killed at County Farm
J. D. Kirby, an inmate at the county farm, says a large rattlesnake was killed there last Friday. He notes the snake had 25 rattlers and exceeded five feet in length.
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J. D. Kirby
Kirby
Thurmasville City Court Clears June Criminal Docket
The City Court of Thurmasville moved to clear the June term docket and began calling cases for the week. The first case involves Robert Wilson charged with three counts including driving recklessly and drunk on the highway after a Packard collided with a car driven by A Lovett on the County Line road.
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Thurmasville
Robert Wilson
A. Lovett
County Line
Sunday School Officers Meet at First Baptist Church
The Sunday School teachers and officers will gather this evening at 8 o’clock. The session will be led by Rev. T. F. Callaway, the church pastor, directing the meeting.
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The
First Baptist Church
T. F. Callaway
St Johns Day Masons Celebrate in Thomasville on June 24
Grand Lodge of Georgia authorized observance by Thomas county Masons with Thomasville Lodge. Meeting at 8 30 p m in the Masonic Hall will unite delegations from county lodges and honor the Silver Jubilee of the Macon orphan home. Master Masons degree to be conferred and F C Jones Grand Treasurer will recount the home’s work during intermission.
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Grand Lodge of Georgia
Thomas County
Masons
St. Johns
Thomasville
Masonic Hall
Orphan Home
Macon
F. C. Jones
Grand Lodge
City Dog Inoculation and Tag Rules Set for July First
The health department of the City of Thomasville announces a city ordinance requiring all dogs to be inoculated and to wear a city tag by July 1. A veterinarian will collect fees for both tags.
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Thomasville
No Meeting Tonight for Home Folks Association
There is no Home Folks Association meeting tonight due to revival services at the Methodist Church. Regular weekly meetings will resume next Monday night.
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Home Folks Association
Methodist Church
Choice Peaches From Montezuma At Parramore Wagon
Fresh from the Early Rose groves of Montezuma the O. J. Parramore Fruit Wagon offers ripe peaches at the Court House corner opposite the Baptist Church with a tempting seasonal display for shoppers.
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O. J. Parramore
Court House Corner
Baptist Church
Weather slows farmers as rains hinder melon and tobacco crops
Cool weather and rain delay ripening of watermelons and tobacco, threatening harvest. Shipments planned before the Fourth of July to supply city markets may be delayed if sun and heat do not return.
Buds Face Monticello In Georgia Florida League Showdown
The Buds travel to Monticello tomorrow afternoon to meet the Georgia Florida League rival, with Stringer or Scott slated to pitch for the Buds. Tallahassee Valdosta and Thomasville lead the standings with four games left in the first half as this week’s series could decide the title. In other action, Tallahassee road work continues amid warnings and speeders, with detours guiding traffic along the Tallahassee and old Cairo routes.
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Buds
Monticello
Stringer
Scott
Tallahassee
Valdosta
Bainbridge
Perry
Thomasvile
J. M. Cater
Cairo
Henderson Radio Reel Faces Public Interest at Rose Theatre
A special reel from Henderson Radio Station Shreveport shows at the Rose Theatre at 8 20. It features Henderson workers and Henry Herbener of Thomasville in a station fight sequence. The program previews King Vidor’s Hallelujah with an all negro cast, including the Dixie Jubilee Singers, filmed on Memphis levees and cotton fields.
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Wing Vidor
Vidor
Texas
W. Ik. Henderson
Henry Herbener
Henderson
Shreveport
Rose
Thomasville
Henderson Company
King Vidor
Dixie Jubilee Singers
Memphis
Tennessee
Rose City Miniature Golf Course Opens Daily
Dawson and Jefferson Streets host the Rose City Miniature Golf Course offering open morning afternoon and evening for a casual round. Patrons note a pleasant exercise and enjoyable atmosphere at this local attraction.
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Rose City
Dawson and
Jefferson Streets
Fire at Kirby's Mill. quick action saves large site
A potential major fire at Kirby's Mill was stopped by a watchman and city firefighters after crossed wires near the boiler room ignited a wall. They arrived swiftly, contained the blaze, and limited damage to a small area, preventing spread to the rest of the mill. MR. W. CAMPBELL RETURNS FOR VISIT TO THOMASVILLE Mr Campbell returns to Thomasville for several weeks after treatment at the Norfolk VA hospital for Spanish American War veterans. He praises the hospital's facilities and notes about 500 veterans are regular patients there.
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Kirby’s Mill
W. J. Campbel
Thomasville
Campbell
Norfolk
Atlantic Coast Line announces summer fare reductions
The Atlantic Coast Line Railway cuts vacation excursion fares for the summer between points in the southeast east of the Mississippi and south of the Ohio and Potomac rivers. Many travelers are expected to use the lowered rates.
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Atlantic Coast Line Railway
Times Enterprise
Mississippi
Ohio
Potomac
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