Local Visitors And Summer School Trips In Whigham
Whigham residents host relatives and friends from Jacksonville Cairo Moultrie Quincy Fla Thomasville Bainbridge Tallahassee Athens Statesboro and Miami area for visits. Students and teachers plan summer study at South Georgia Teachers College University of Georgia with relatives nearby.
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Whigham
Jack Frompson
Charles Newman
Joe
Jacksonville
W.C. Bell
Gertrude Alexander
M. L. Alexander
Jack Trulock
Moultrie
Jimmie Strange
Cairo
Margaret Trulock
Eugenie Swicord
Statesboro
South Georgia Teachers’ College
DeWitt Trulock
Marvin Garland
Swicord
Tallahassee
Mary Lodge
Athens
University of Georgia
Ansley Stringer
Kiwanis Hear Doctor Group Hospitalization Plan Talk
Kiwanis Club at the Legion Home heard Dr. L O Fischer of Atlanta explain group hospitalization a nonprofit plan begun in Dallas and now expanding through Georgia. The program covered benefits, eligibility, and services while noting limited coverage of professional services and a push to form state organizations. Attendees included local doctors and guests Miss Mary Honea and Mr J F Hartsfield among others.
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Kiwants Club
Legion Home
Roy Hill
Bill Thomas
Bill
Kiwanian Chariiewall
L. O. Fischer
Atlanta
Fischer
Dallas
Texas
United States
Georgia
New York
Larry Tabor
Dan Redd
Boston
Mass
Dan
Thomasville
Mary Honea
Harry Ainsworth
Henry Moore
H. Ferguson
A .D. Little
W. W. Jarrell
M. N. Stow
W. K. Holman
Tallahassee
H. B. Jenkins
Donalsonville
J. F. Hartsfield
Moultrie
Forecast For Thomasville And Vicinity June 16 1939
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with possible occasional showers. The report notes yesterday’s high around 87 degrees and a low near 74, with precipitation totals including 0.06 inches in the last 24 hours and 5.69 inches for the month to date.
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Thomasville
Camp Report Highlights Visit Volunteers and Craft Projects
Campers and staff share a lively session with crafts, nature study, and visitors. Gracie and Dekle greet relatives as 48 campers and 12 staff enjoy a day of painting, plants, and songs under a rainy but bright mood.
Mrs. Jessie Dunlap Former Thomasville Resident Dies
Word reached Thomasville of the death of Mrs. Jessie Dunlap Tuesday June 13 at her Ripon Wisconsin home. She formerly lived in Thomasville for years with cousin Miss Mary Hargrave who now resides in Ripon after her marriage to Robert O Hargrove.
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Jessie Dunlap
Thomasville
Ripon
Wisconsin
Dunlap
Mary Hargrave
Robert O. Hargrove
Religious Vacation School At St Augustine Church
Reverend Father Thomas I Sheehan announces a four week religious vacation school at the Catholic rectory. The school begins Tuesday June 20 conducted by two St Joseph sisters from Augusta. They will live at the rectory while Father Sheehan stays with Dr and Mrs Collins.
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Thomas I. Sheehan
St. Augustine's Catholic Church
Congregation of St. Joseph
Augusta
Thomasville
Father Sheehan
Collins
City Dog Tax Notice Due by July 1 1939
City dog tax of Hite due and payable at City Hall on or before July 1 1939. Dogs must be inoculated before tags will be issued. Co. C. PITTMAN City Clerk.
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Hag
United Room
Thomasville
A. D. Jansall Watt
Co. C. Pittman
Hutchison Gandy Engagement Announced for Agnes
Mrs J P Hutchison announces the engagement of their daughter Agnes Virginia Hutchison to Moncy Gandy. The wedding is planned for Sunday June 25.
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J. P. Hutchison
Agnes v Virgina
Moncy Gandy
Capitol Weather Forcing Two Veteran Senators Home
Washington June 16 Two congressional veterans Senator Glass D Va aged 61 and Senator Norris R Neb aged 70 say they will leave Washington if heat worsens. Glass plans to stay to push a few bills then go to Lynchburg Va Norris says staying would be physically impossible if heat grows hotter.
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Washington
Congressional
Senator Glass
D-Va
Norris
Glass
Lynchburg
Robber Pleads For Cash After Bar Standoff
In St Louis a lone man entered Paton’s tavern and calmly demanded money. He drank three beers, then drew a revolver, announced a holdup, and ordered cash from the register. After a brief pause he picked up the gun and walked out.
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St. Louis
Paton
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