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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1932
Page
3
Judge Jones expresses deep gratitude to county voters for the strong primary showing. He notes a runoff election is required and urges supporters to cast ballots again, pledging continued service and appreciation.
In a gracious note, Paul Searcy thanks friends for their loyal support after losing the primary and congratulates his opponent for a strong campaign and sportsmanship.
A Good Auto Mechanic stays on the job at Thomson Alderman Co. offering prompt efficient car repair at the shop.
The Presbyterian Woman's Prayer Band will meet Friday at 10 o'clock in the home of Mrs. H. J. MacIntyre on Hansell Street. Frank Forester thanks voters for support in his race for solicitor and pledges to merit their confidence. Vaughn Hurst Russell May offers auto repair services at 115 Remington Avenue by calling 5.
Smoky Joe Williams and Wardell Mitchell were jailed by Officers Hancock and Braswell after confessing to two holdups including the Stephens and Tucker stores on Junius Street. Williams resisted arrest, claimed a pistol misfired, and faces up to sixty years for the latest crime.
The Cairo Thomasville road opening ceremony will be held tomorrow at Hart's Mill at 2 30 p m EST. W B Roddenberg H W Hopkins and Roscoe Luke will speak with J M Hughes directing. Parking is arranged and attendees are urged to attend as South Georgia marks a milestone in the No 38 highway link between the Alabama line and Brunswick. The State Highway Commission cannot attend.
Sheriff Gordon Se Davis thanks voters for support in the run off and vows to serve if re elected. A B C offers June 18 travel rates with return by June 26 including one cent per mile and 25 percent off Pullman fares. John Bruce, alleged prohibition violator, arrested near Thomasville and sent to Gainesville on a two year old indictment.
Mrs J L Turner Jr hosted a swimming party at Smith's Pool in honor of Margaret Herin granddaughter of Mrs W P Grantham. Guests included Margaret Pittman Betty Boote Wynette Turner. A bridge tea followed at the Episcopal Church auxiliary event with over thirty tables reserved at the American Legion Home.
John Dixon states insufficient votes for a run off and plans to continue in the grocery business for 25 years while thanking local supporters. His new location offers low prices on mens and ladies footwear and lifts. Enrollment for fall first grade begins with eligibility rules and office hours tomorrow.
Hollis Oliver was unanimously chosen commander of Valdosta’s American Legion post by more than 70 members at a meeting held at the Legion home. He succeeds Commander J. R. Kelly after Hl. B. Edwards withdrew his nomination of Adjutant Ashley McLeod at McLeod’s request.
An old advertisement promotes MELLOGLO face powder from Thomas Drug Store Inc. It claims the French process makes it spread smoothly and last longer, hides tiny lines and pores, prevents shine, and suits every complexion.
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