County Wide Grady Methodist Revival Planned
Grady county will host a two week revival July 2 to 16 sponsored by twelve local Methodist churches. Dr. Luther B. Bridges and Rev. C. Byrd Harbour will preach with the county pastors aiding, daily morning services and evening union services at Cairo Methodist Church led by church choirs.
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Cairo
Grady County
Georgia
Alabama
C. Byrd Harbour
Thomasville
W. E. Hightower
W. W. Taylor
Marvin Vincent
D. B. Merritt
Leland Moore
Luther B. Bridges, Jr
Cairn Methodist Church
Puller
Cairo Churches Offer Broad Sunday Services
Sunday School and worship services listed for First Baptist Second Baptist Presbyterian Methodist and Inst Baptist in Cairo. Times include 10 a m Sunday School and 1 and 7 p m sermons with invitations to attend all services. pastors noted and topics referenced.
Ickes Disallows $36 000 Fee for Roberts Firm
Administrator Ickes rules out using PW A funds to pay the so called promotion fee in the L W Chip Robert s firm contract for the Milledgeville Georgia hospital project. He allows Georgia to pay the fee locally if desired but blocks federal support for the fee.
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Washington
Ickes
L. W
Chip) Robert Firm of Architects and Engineers
Atlanta
PWA
Georgia Hospital
Robert
Democratic National Committee
Georgia
Georgia State Department of Public Welfare
Milledgeville
Pwaa
Melon Marketing News Service Moves to Georgia
The Florida watermelon market reports shift to Moultrie Georgia with K Maynard Peterson delivering daily shipment and price data. Florida shipments reached 2800 carloads versus 3926 last year and 5650 in 1938. bulk of the crop already shipped.
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Melon Marketing
Georgia
Moultrie
Florida
Federal Market News Reporting Service
Gainesville
Fla. K
Maynard Peterson
WPA rolls drop to 57,702 in Georgia for June
Washington reports the Works Progress Administration records Georgia’s unemployed total at 57,702 this month, a slight decrease from May by 19. The notice notes June 7 as the reference date.
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Washington
Works Progress Administration
Georgia
Little Foxes That Spoil The Vineyards Sermon
The sermon titled Little Foxes That Spoil The Vineyards will be delivered at evening worship at 7 30 p m after 6 p m B T U sessions. The church invites attendees to seek fellowship and good friends. pastor Wabura Smith leads the service.
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T. U's
Sunday School and Worship Services Outline
J B Callaway as pastor and Evelyn Lewis as educational secretary lead a Sunday School with classes for all ages including nursery. Gurney Class led by J M Hughes, Young Men's Bible Class by Mrs Ritz Roberts, Junior Baraca by J J Harper. Worship at 11 30 am on Jesus Prophet Priest King. Evening 7 30 to 8 45 pm combines Baptist Training Union with preaching. Pastor's theme Sin a Living Monster.
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J. B. Callaway
Baptist Training Union
Areaching Service
Religious services and classes led by Rev Gillespie
At 10:00 a m the church offers Sunday School with departmental classes for youth and children and adult classes taught by W A Watt for men Mrs J W Witchell for women and Mrs H R Mahler for young women At 11:15 a m worship features Rev Gillespie with a sermon titled On it does the Glory of God Then at 7:00 p m Young People’s Vespers and at 8:00 p m union services in the city park.
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Richard T. Gillespie
W.A. Watt
J. W. H.witchell
H. R. Mahler
Richard T.gillespie
Union
City Park
Community Services Schedule for Father’s Day
Jack Anthony area events list includes 11:15 a.m. Father’s Day service titled Average Mr. Father. 6:45 p.m. Young Peoples meetings. 8:00 p.m. Union Service at Paradise Park with Rev. Richard Gillespie. Wednesday mid week prayer at 7:45 a.m.
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Jack Anthony
Young Peoples
Paradise Park
Richard Gillespie
St Thomas Church Announces June Services Change
Second Sunday after Trinity note for St Thomas Episcopal Church states no services on Sunday June 25th and announces Rev. S B McGlohon of Savannah will conduct services.
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Trinity
S.B. McGlohon
Savannah
Christian Science Sunday Services and Reading Room
Christian Science services are at 10:30 a.m. in the church at Dawson and Washington streets with the theme Is the Universe including Man Evolved by Atomic Force The Sunday School follows at 9:30 a.m. A Wednesday 8 p.m. testimony meeting is held. The Reading Room at 113 1 2 South Broad Street Room 4 Pringle Block offers Bible and authorized literature weekdays 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. All are invited to attend services and visit the reading room.
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Dawson
Washington Streets
South Broad Street
Pringle
Church of the Nazarene Pastor Bruce B Hall Service Schedule
Bruce B Hall presides at the Church of the Nazarene with Sunday School at 10 00 a m Worship at 10 50 a m Hi N Y and Senior NY P S at 7 15 p m Evangeliatic at 8 00 p m Wednesday mid week prayer service 8 00 p m The public is cordially invited.
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Church OF the Nazarene
Bruce B. Hall
Second Baptist Church Service Schedule
The Friendly Church invites attendance to Morning worship at 10:30 a.m. Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. and evening service at 7:15 p.m. B T U at 8:15 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting at 8:15. Pastor James A. Bryant and C. M. Joye oversee ministries.
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Epworth League
St Augustine Catholic Church Mass Schedule
Rev. Thomas J. Sheehan leads Sunday Mass on June 18 at 9:00 a.m. Weekday Masses follow daily at 8:30 a.m.
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Thomas J. Sheehan
Primitive Baptist Church Announces Sunday Bible Class
Ty Ty Georgia pastor H Chapman leads Bible Class every Sunday at 10 a.m. Preaching occurs each third Sunday and Friday night and the Saturday before. Services Friday 7:30 p.m. Saturday 11 a.m. Sunday 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Public invited to all services.
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Primitive Baptist Church
Dé. H. Chapman
Ty Ty
Validity of State Milk Control Act Upheld by Court
Georgia Supreme Court upheld the validity of the state milk control act for a fourth time in a Muscogee County injunction case. The court, in a four to two decision, found the Georgia act strikingly similar to the federal tobacco control act upheld by the US Supreme Court.
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Atlanta
State Supreme Court
Georgia Milk Producers Confederation
Muscogee
Columbus
Charles Reid
Supreme Colur
United States
Market rallies despite tensions in Far East
New York quoted a fairly good day in domestic news offsetting Far East war tension with stocks higher and volumes light about 200000 shares. Leaders such as U S Steel Bethlehem Chrysler and American Telephone advanced while utilities moved narrowly and bond activity improved. Wheat and cotton futures steadied and cotton rose on trade buying. Chicago markets showed wheat lower and cattle hogs steady.
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New York
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Youngstown Sheet
Chrysler
UU. S. Rubber
Flontgomery Ward
J. 1. Case
Eastern Air
Wall Street
Chicago
Chicago Butter and Eggs Prices Report
Chicago June 17 butter and eggs price updates show butter at 1,372,064 units with several percentage figures and tied to creamery store data. Eggs listed at 26,394 with steady storage packed firsts and extras figures, other prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Thirty Guests Head for Europe on Atlantic Clipper
Thirty persons, the largest group yet, depart New York for Europe aboard Pan American Airways Atlantic Clipper on a test flight. The six thousand horsepower four engine seaplane will carry 18 passengers and 12 crew, with a route to Horta Azores, Lisbon overnight, then Marseille. Five women travel as journalists, radio reps, and company staff prepare for regular service in ten days.
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New York
Europe
Pan-American Airways
W. D. Culbertson
Horta
Azores
Lisbon
Marseille
U. S. Navy
Atlantic
Atlanta Market Quotations for Butter Beans and Produce
Today’s market snapshot lists Georgia butter beans at 60 to 90 cents per dozen, corn at 12 to 15 cents per dozen, cantaloupes from 0 to 1.15 dollars per bushel, and other produce including squash, peppers, and peas with varied prices. The notes reflect a general pricing range across several vegetables and fruits in the Atlanta market.
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Hellonwiley
Georgia
Atlanta I
Packer Hog Market Report Southeast Georgia and Nearby
Combined hog receipts today at packing plants in Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Tifton Georgia Dothan Alabama and Jacksonville Florida total 422 head. Prices steady to 25 cents lower week over week with soft hogs and weights 180 to 246 lbs. 150 to 180 lbs. 180 to 150 lbs. Medium and good hogs and sows priced accordingly and premiums may apply if post mortem inspection finds no parasites.
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Thomasville
U. S. Dept. of Agri
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Tifton
Georgia
Dothan
Alabama
Jacksonville
Florida
Moultrie Hog Market and New York Cotton Report
Moultrie Georgia hog market shows steady softness with prices for Heavies up to 6.16 and various weigh classes from 60 to 240 pounds. New York cotton futures rise 4 to 8 points amid light trade and hedge activity, with near months favored and New Orleans brokers as principal sellers.
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New York
Wall Streets
New Orleans
Iran
Med. A
New Orleans Cotton closes with small gains on weather support
Unfavorable weather across most growing areas drew buying in New Orleans cotton today. Prices closed steady with net gains of 5 to 9 points as traders priced in the impact on delayed crops.
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New Orleans
Cottonseed Meal Futures Steady in Memphis Open
Prime cottonseed meal futures (41 percent) closed steady in Memphis. Closing prices listed for June through January while sales reached 400.
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Memphis
Tenn
New Orleans Cottonseed Oil Prices Slip Through Sumer Market
New Orleans June 17 cottonseed oil closed steady with several contract quotes listed. Bleachable prime sumer yellow 6.45 nominal, prime crude 5.37 to 5.50, Sept 6.24, Dec 6.86, Jan 6.41. bidding at B-bid levels.
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New Orleans
New York
Chicago Cash Grain Market Prices Report
Chicago cash grain prices list a range for wheat and corn with grades and mixes. No. 2 red rough wheat at 78, No. 3 hard 74, No. 2 yellow hard 75. Corn No. 1 mixed 52, No. 1 yellow 57, No. 1 white 57, sample 48-50. Oats No. 2 mixed 35, No. 3 white 36, sample 33-34. Soy beans No. 3 yellow 91. Barley making 50-57 nom, feed 35-45 nom.
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Chicago
Chicago Livestock Market Mixed as Receipts Shrink
Salable hogs steady to higher on light receipts while cattle totals drop. Fed yearlings and cows gain 25 to 40, vealers jump 50 to 75. grains-fed steers lead with top bids around 10.75 for yearlings and 8.50 to 10.00 for most steers as demand widens for plain and medium cattle. U.S. government bonds and cottonseed oil futures also move lower.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agr
School Board Minutes Show Enrollment Rise and Purchases
The board reported summer school enrollment totals for grades 1 6 and junior senior high reaching 127 up 11 from last year. They note students financed the Clampus Commentator without board support and approved buying a store for the East Side cafeteria. Several bills were authorized for payment including Clint W Lee Co Inman Drug Bracey Lumber Rose City Greenhouses The Times Enterprise Co Croft Munitz Co School Service Co The White Co and others. The meeting closed with adjournment.
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Clampus
Board of Education
East Side
Clint W. Lee Co
Inman Drug Co
Bracey Lumber Co
Robinson Hardware &Co
Thomasville Sales Co
For Rent Double Room With Private Bath Near Gordon Ave
Describes a rental offer for a double room with a private bathroom. Optional meals available. Address 628 Gordon Ave and contact number 619-W provided.
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Terrace Tea House
Gordon Ave
Mass murder guillotined in France at Versailles
At Versailles on June 17 31 year old mass murderer Weidmann was executed by guillotine after resisting briefly at the block. He had lured and murdered dancer Jean DeKoven and four others, then wrote eight letters including to Miss Ida Sackheim.
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Versailles
France
Fugene Weidmann
Brooklyn
Jean DeKoven
Leopold’ Desfourneaux
Weidmann
Leopole
Weidman
Ida Sackheim
DeKoven
Jean de Koven
Vincent de Moro Giafferi
Board of Education Minutes June 16 1939
Official minutes record the June 16 meeting in the senior high library with President Jerg er and four trustees present. Miss Lucian Anderson was elected English and social science teacher and Miss Sara Ivey was elected speech and dramatics teacher. A half time French teacher vacancy due to Miss Clara Morrison’s resignation was proposed, with Mrs Lloyd Megaire set to fill the position.
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Board of Education
Jérger
Messrs
Balfour
Goodwin
King
Little
Watt
Huckabee
Lucian Anderson
Asociate
Mahler
Sara Iv
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Business Directory
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