Religious Services and Church Notices in Thomasville
A Thomasville church page notes a Christian Science Sermon on June 18 titled Is The Universe Including Man Evolved By Atomic Force with cited biblical passages. Local Methodist and Baptist circles announce meetings, district conference prep, evangelistic club, midweek prayers, and sermon reminders with attendee lists and schedules.
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Christian Science Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Thomasville
Mary Baker Eddy
Thomasville Primitive Baptist Church Meeting Notice
The regular annual meeting begins next Tuesday night with services twice daily at 11 am and 8 pm. Elder R. H. Jennings of Dawson will preach. The public is cordially invited to attend all services.
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Primitive Baptist Church
Thomasville
Continued Strength of Cotton Market Feature of Week
New York reports continued strength in cotton goods markets despite hesitant trade over the industrial recovery act. Concerns over a processor tax and higher costs from shorter hours and minimum wage dampened activity, but overall business volume stayed high. Print cloths and broadcloths rose 1½ cents a yard to two year highs as mills await new trade rules and fixed delivery dates.
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New York
Revival Services Begin At Local Baptist Church
Revival services at First Baptist Church in Thomasville begin tomorrow with Dr W H Faust of Gordon Street Baptist Atlanta preaching. Music directed by P S Rowland of Atlanta features three large choirs and Baraca Male Chorus, with Mrs S W Fleming at organ and Mrs Lee Kelly and Mrs Bill Cochran on pianos. Services run 7 45 am and 8 30 pm with intermediate practices and a personal workers conference. Local pastor T F Callaway invites residents to attend and join in the blessing.
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First Baptist Church
Thomasville
W. H. Faust
Georgia
Gordon Street
P .S. Rowland
Atlanta
Rowland
Southern Baptist Home Mission Board
Southland
W. W. Hamilton
W. M. Harris
Personal
W. B. Cochran
T. F. Callaway
Mr. Callaway
Mr. Rowland
Music Recital by Mrs Fleming’s Pupils at Crawford Street
A recital by Mrs. S. W. Fleming’s pupils was held at her Crawford street residence last evening. Performers included Miss Peggy Autrey Miss Annette Kelly Sydney Fleming Jimmy Evans and readings by Peggy Autrey. Vocal solos by Miss Katie Crosby were well received. Mr W F Quarterman grows fine tomatoes in McLaughlin Heights harvests averaging three quarters of a pound.
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S. W. Fleming
Crawford Street
Peggy Autrey
Annette Kelly
Sydney Fleming
Jimmy Evans
Katie Crosby
W. F. Quarterman
McLaughlin Heights
Ladies Day at Thomasville Stadium For Georgia Florida League
Local baseball officials announced Tuesday as Ladies Day at the Thomasville municipal stadium. All ladies will be admitted free for the Georgia Florida league game between Thomasville and Perry, the first such event of the season drawing many feminine fans.
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Thomasville
Perry
Monticello Legion Post Plans New Home
Otto Walker American Legion Post No. 49 of Monticello advances plans for a new legion home as part of a regional wave of post building in Georgia and Florida.
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Georgia
Florida
Otto Walker American Legion
Court House Repair Contract Let for Monticello Fire Damage
Jefferson County commissioners awarded a contract to Bargan Electric Co of Quincy Florida for remodeling and repair work to the Jefferson County court house in Monticello damaged by recent fire. The firm will handle guaranteed electrical work and related repairs under the new agreement.
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Spiers
Mgr
Bargan Electric Co
Monticello
Jefferson County Commissioners
Quincy, Fla
Jefferson County Court House
Bainbridge Invitation Golf Tourney Sees Local Winners
Jim Campbell of Thomasville and W L Stribling Sr of Ochlocknee belong to Glen Arven Country Club and win prizes in the Bainbridge Invitation. Campbell defeats Stribling for the second division consolation trophy while Clifford Hay of Thomasville takes the third flight consolation prize. B K White of Tallahassee wins the first flight beating Scotie Beverly of Thomasville who did not defend his title.
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Jim Campbell
Thomasville
W. L. Stribling
Ochlocknee
Glen Arven
Campbell
Stribling
Clifford Hay
B. K. White
Tallahassee
United Daughters of the Confederacy met in June chapter meeting
The John B. Gordon Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met June 13 at Mrs. Lillie W. Mack’s home with hostesses. Four new members joined, two resigned. Crosses of honor and military service were awarded to veterans and descendants. Officers were elected including President James Watt and Recording Secretary T. L. Spence. A government headstone was ordered for Daniel J. McGuire. The program featured readings and a War Between the States anecdote.
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United Daughters OF the Confederacy
John B. Gordon
Lillie W. Mack
J. C. Schwencke
T. L. Spence
A. A. Cook
J. C. Maddox
W. M. Bryan
Nen
Recorder
Legion Home
Jefferson Davis
T. M. McIntosh
J.C. Schwencke
Elizabeth F. Hopkins
First South Club Meeting Highlights Beef Show Sale
In Nashville Tennessee breeders and cattle owners attended the club's inaugural meeting in the South. Designs Black Beauty, a young cow, sold for 1500 dollars—the highest price at the show. Her dam Bowers Belle is housed at a local dairy and stands among its prominent cows. The sale boosted Pebble Hill herd prestige. Melon season opens in South Georgia with shipments from Quitman Moultrie and Mitchell County likely next week.
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Nashville
Tenn
McPherson
Bowers Belle
Pebble Hill
South Georgia
Thomas
Quitman
Moultrie
Mitchell County
Two life-term convicts escape Florida camps
Two life term prisoners Harry Silamore a theft convict and fellow lifer Floyd Pure escaped from the Gainesville farm colony with aid from two trusted guards William Driggers and William Stanley. The duo were hidden under a truck hood and driven toward Jacksonville where they changed clothes and fled toward Callahan before being recaptured.
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Tallahassee
Ela
Harry Silamore
State Prison Bureau
William Jennings Bryan
Bay County
Gainesville
Floyde Pure
Clay County
Balford
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Sitamore
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Unclear Georgia Flight Detoured to Lyons Police Scene
Suspects were apprehended in Lyons, Georgia and returned to a Florida prison authorities announced after a vehicle incident led to their capture.
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Georgia
Lyons
Florida
Millen Banker Joseph Applewhite Dies at 68
Joseph P. Applewhite 68 longtime president of the Bank of Millen died here yesterday. He led the bank for 20 years and is survived by his widow formerly Miss Lou Parker a daughter Mrs. F. G. Weathers and a son John C. Applewhite all of Millen.
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Millen
Joseph P. Applewhite
Bank of Millen
Lou Parker
G. Weathers
John C. Applewhite
Atlantic Coast Line R. R. AL Passenger Train Schedules
Eastern Time schedule for Atlantic Coast Line trains shows arrivals and departures to Montgomery Perry Monticello Wilcox and Waycross Jacksonville Bayhead with through sleepers to Montgomery Atlanta Cincinnati Detroit Chicago and more. Tickets via M T Wells and L P Green agents.
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Atlantic Coast Line
R. AL
Montgomery
Cavatenah
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Detroit
Caicago
M. T. Wells
L. P. “Green
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