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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
2
A wave of visitors passes through Thomasville with names like Harris Whitehead Mallard Baxter McIntosh and Cohen among others. Locals report travels, hotel stays, and business calls while a June 19 20 sale at Cocroft Music Co. offers 25 percent cash discounts on summer hats and dresses.
The Thomasville Rotary Club meeting led by J B Jemison discussed a Georgia tobacco market. Guy Jones outlined buyers from Big Five and independent interests, market setup, fees, and first year importance. Other topics included hospital membership, Associated Charities efforts, and routing a winter tourist train via Thomasville.
The Georgia Sheriff's Association met in Cordele for a two day session led by Sheriff J. A. Beard of Muscogee. About fifty to seventy five officers attended. An executive vote urged the General Assembly to enact salary legislation for sheriffs, passing narrowly during the session.
Mr. S. W. Brown of Quincy Florida visits Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Raymor at their Beachton area home. Brown is Raymor’s brother.
A philosophical reflection contrasts hate and love describing self loss and self enrichment. It defines pardon as recovering a lost property and frames misanthropy as a self-inflicted death and egotism as the ultimate poverty of a created being.
Thomasville readers are asked to join the Evangelical Ministers Association of Atlanta in protesting Georgia bathing beauty contests. Members are urged to mail a card to the Atlanta Constitution stating the protest and to mobilize others who oppose such displays. The note emphasizes unity for clean living and hastened action. Also mentions local optometry ads and visiting relatives returning to Columbia, S C.
Mrs J A Jones of Norfolk Virginia credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with reversing illness during the 1904 change of life. She recalls weakness and a doctor recommending surgery before finding relief and health through the remedy promising to help other sick women nationwide.
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