Wedding of Miss Fryer and Mr Whit ley in First Methodist Church
Miss Anna Elizabeth Fryer daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Taylor wed Theron K Whit ley of Albany at the First Methodist Church in a five pm ceremony conducted by Rev Silas Johnson and Rev Osgood Cook. A nuptial music program featured Miss Ethel Spence and Miss May Ainsworth with flowers and decorativeirs, the couple’s reception followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Elizabeth Fryer
W. J. Taylor
Theron K. Whitley
Albany
First Methodist Church
Silas Johnson
Osgood Cook
Thomasville
R. C. Balfour, Jr
Ethel Spence
May Ainsworth
Lohengrin
Clifford George
Clarence E. Williams
Richmond
Ethel Herring
Mildred Singletary
Zylpha Bowman
Jewel White
Otto Griner
Balfour
Reception Follows Albany Wedding at 404 Broad Street
After a South Broad Street ceremony a large number of guests attended a reception at the bride’s home. The home was decorated with red roses and daisies as family and friends served ice cream and punch. The bride, a popular Thomasville High School graduate, and Mr. Whitely of the Atlantic Coast Line plan a two week North Carolina trip before settling in Albany. Out of town guests included Otto Griner, F A White and Jewel White, Moultrie, and Catherine Myrick of Tallahassee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Broad Street
Rudolph Bell
S. Steyerman
E. O. George
Fraser Cone
May Ainsworth
Barbara Ainsworth
J. A. Horne
John Bowman
Mary Louise Montgomery
D. R. Joye
Catherine Myrick
Thomasville
Whitley
Atlantic Coast Line Railway
Albany
Points
North Carolina
Broad Street
Otto Griner
F. A. White
Jewel White
Moultrie
Tallahassee
Spiritual lessons from life of Al Jennings revival talk
Dr. T W Callaway presents a sermon at First Baptist Church tracing Al Jennings bandit turned reformer. The message highlights the gospel’s power to save and transform even the hardest criminal as Jennings recounts his life and revival work. Friday marks Callaway’s final day in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Jennings
T. W. Callaway
Bandit
First Baptist Church
Jennings
Oklahoma
Texas
Callaway
Mr. Jennings
Dr. Callaway
Coast Line plans removal of Albany train service
Albany Herald reports Coast Line seeks to drop morning Thom asville to Albany and afternoon Albany to Thom asville trains. Through traffic would use Southland and one Albany morning train for western connections at Thom asville with Montgomery train. Judge Hopkins reports Lake Miccosukee not going dry despite long dry spell. lake remains normal with abundant fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Herald
Coast Line
Albany
Thomasville
Thomasvile
Southland
Montgomery
Atlanta
Jesup
New York
Judge Hopkins
Lake Miccosukee
H. W. Hopkins
Notice of Thomasville Chapter Regular Meeting
Thomasville Chapter Number 460 announces a regular meeting Friday at 8:00 PM with initiations and refreshments planned. Claudia B. Singletary is W M and Fred Singletary is Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
E. Gs
Claudia B. Singletary W. M. J
Fred Singletary
All Sir Knights in terested Regular Conclave
Notice invites all Sir Knights to attend a regular conclave. Details are sparse in the readable text but imply a gathering for a Masonic or knightly order event. The message emphasizes participation and inclusivity for members.
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Westinghouse
James Gribben
Thomasville, Ga
W. Feinberg & Son
Wade J
Fowler
Southeastern Life Insurance Co
Thomson- Alderman
West
Thomas
Ann Harding In
East Lynne
Clive Brook
Conrad Nagel
Bobby Jones
Richard Barthelmess
Joe E. Brown
Liberty
Pathe News
Dninindo
Anna Fryer
Theron Whitley
Much Beauty
Rosenberg
Jackson
Glen Arven
Valdosta
Radium Springs
Ellis Reagan
Ben Snellgrove
American Cafe
PAM
L. J. Sturdivant
Auto Service
Jas
Mccracken
North Soardh
W. Lewis Wilson
Chastain
Fedlaesee Gee
Eee
Bethlehem Commandery
Bethlehem
Brown
Joe, Jerger
Frigidaire’s
Porcelain
Frigidaire
Advanced Refrigeration Company, Inc
S. Broad St
J. W. Blanton
T. A. Futch
Broad St
SEY
Troy Tailoring Co
Bill Bartlett
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