Thomasville church events highlight day programs and meetings
The Church of the Nazarene hosts a special children’s day program tomorrow after Sunday School. Auxiliary groups from multiple churches join a joint meeting at Cedar Hill Mission Monday at 4. Vacation Bible School starts Monday at Dillon Presbyterian with college teachers and Rev. Ansley C. Moore preaching each evening. Six youths from this church attended the Synod’s Conference at Agnes Scott College. Men of the Church of this church sponsor a meeting at Dillon. Also noted are enrollment week at Joye’s School, a Baptist Men’s Baraca Class gathering, a Christian Science Sunday lesson sermon, a Baptist W M S meeting, and Methodist missionary circles meeting Monday at 4 with listed members.
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Church of the Nazarene
Cedar Hill Mission
Dillon Presbyterian Church
Sherrod Mission
Cedar
Anc
Ansley C. Moore
Dillon
Agnes Scott College
W. A. Watt
Evangelistic Services to Open at Methodist Church
Beginning Sunday June 24 the Methodist Church holds a week long evangelistic series sponsored by the Young People Division. Rev Anthony Hearn of Cordele and Rev JO Stanaland of Boston will lead preaching and singing with one 8 30 p m service nightly through July 1. All city youth and members invited to participate and support the program.
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Methodist Church
Young Peoples Division
Church
Anthony Hearn
Cordele Methodist Church
JO. Stanaland
Boston
Baptist pastor returns from board meeting and encampment
Rev. T. F. Callaway came back from Nashville after a meeting of the Southern Baptist Sunday School Board and from Rome where he led the closing service of the Georgia B Y P U encampment. He will preach at the First Baptist Church both morning and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Callaway
Nashville
Southern Baptist Sunday School Board
Rome
Georgia B. Y. P. U
First Baptist Church
June Term of City Court Called in Session Monday
The June term of the City Court of Thomasville opens Monday at ten o'clock with Judge Luke presiding. No civil calendar is announced. jail cases are expected to be heard first. Jurors drawn include Jones, Duncan, Bulloch, Mardre, Quarterman, Dorming, Watkins, Wimpy, Winn, Clark, Lanter, Joiner, Sherrod, Beavers, Speight, Davis, Duren, Shepherd, Searcy, McGraw, Vaughn, McGahee, Pullen, Conn, Jerger, Curtis.
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Thomasville
Luke
Guy S. Jones
W. S. Duncan
T. A. Bulloch
W. T. Mardre
W. F. Quarterman
W. D. Dorming
H. L. Watkins
H. Wimpy
Joseph Jerger
Curtis
Valdosta Man Charles Bray Injured in Auto Truck Crash
In Valdosta Georgia on June 16 Charles Bray a member of a prominent local family suffered a severe skull fracture when his car collided with a truck near the city. A specialist was summoned from Atlanta for his care. Bray heads J N Bray Lumber Company and is son of the late J N Bray.
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Valdosta
Charles Bray
Here
Atlanta
Bray
J. N. Bray
South Georgia
John B Gordon Chapter Daughters of Confederacy meeting notes
A U D C meeting at Mrs. J N Bowman on South Broad with 26 members. Officers re-elected, reports on hospital flowers, summer adjournment, social hour and refreshments. Visitors include Mr C B Mallard and Mr J T McClelland. Camp Frances counselors and staff news noted.
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Daughters OF Confederacy
John B. Gordon
United Daughters of the Confederacy
J. N. Bowman
South Broad Street
Daisy Neel
G. S. Whitney
Jones
Two Boys Die in Atlanta Car Crash at Church
In Atlanta on June 16 a car carrying a woman to a hospital collided with another vehicle and mounted a sidewalk, striking a negro church. The impact killed two boys, ages 3 and 4, who were on the sidewalk. The driver, Mrs. Campbell, faced a reckless driving charge after minor injuries were treated.
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Atlanta
Robert Campbeill
Robert Campbell, Jr
Campbell
Missing dynamite slick left with macaroni box in store
A customer abandoned a wrapped dynamite stick near a box of macaroni in a New York store and did not return to claim it. Police and store staff investigated the unattended explosive item and searched for the owner. No injuries were reported.
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New York
Greenwich Village Residents Display Government Project Art
Residents of Greenwich Village New York hosted a special show to exhibit work produced as government projects. The event highlighted local artists and civic involvement with public works exhibits.
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Greenwich Village
New York
Doss Announces Candidacy for Thomas County Representation
Sam P. Doss, a Thomasville lawyer and prominent local figure, announces his bid for Representative from Thomas County. He denounces any political ring ties, outlines a campaign focused on tax reform, education funding, and legal process changes, and highlights support from his community as he plans a speaking campaign through the final weeks.
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Sam P. Doss
Thomasville
Thomas County
Times-Enterprise
Doss
Georgia
Talmadge
Mr. Doss
Thomas Countian
Focal
Davidson College
Davidson
N. C
S. P. Doss
R. P. Doss
Charity funds from horse show aid needy children
Donations from the Thomasville Horse Show Association totaled 100 dollars for the Visiting Nurse Association. Under Miss Hattie Brandon as chair and Miss Alice Hall directing, funds supported hospital care and medical attention for women and children, with case-by-case reports of TB risk, gastric illness, mastoid infection, convulsions, arthritis, childbirth, tumor care, and essential surgeries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville Horse Show Association
Visiting Nurse Association
Hattie Brandon
Alice Hall
Miss Brandon
Youthform Stylist to Advise Women on Wearing Brassieres
Mrs. Gallaher, a leading Youthform stylist and representative, will appear at L Steyman & Sons in the corset department on Monday through Wednesday to advise women on correct Youthform brassieres for all occasions. She argues Youthform offers posture, comfort, and bust support, and that it suits the bust across figures from budding girls to larger sizes.
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L. Steyerman & Sons
Talented Child Musicians Study in Odessa School
Odessa hosts a new school for gifted child musicians ages 7 to 14 run by the Ukrainian republic. The initial group includes 27 violinists 21 pianists and eight cellists from various Soviet regions. Alongside music the students study Marxism Leninism and are taught to view the communist party as the source of their opportunity to develop talent.
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Odessa
Ukrainian Republic
Soviet Union
Communist Party
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