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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1934
Page
4
Due to rain the Big Creek Church cleanup was not finished. All interested gather at the church next Thursday June 21 to clear the cemetery and grounds and prepare for the annual homecoming dinner on Sunday June 24. Ladies are asked to join in the preparation. Bring lunch and stay as long as needed.
First grade pupils entering Thomasville Public Schools next September will register at the Senior High School on Wednesday and Thursday, June 20 and 21, from 9:00 to 12:00. Parents should obtain registration and vaccination cards at the office. Children do not need to attend. There is no registration charge but this is required for entry.
On motion resolution passed the Police Department is notified to summon before the Recorder's Court all defaulters who have not paid the $4.00 street tax to the City Treasurer by June 18 1934. Notice of the resolution will be published in Times-Enterprise to deter extra expenses from nonpayment.
Local funeral firms Limes Enterprise and partners state under NRA Code the ambulance service will charge 3.00 within city limits. Out of town trips cost 3.00 plus 50 cents per mile for the first ten miles and two cents per mile thereafter. Charity calls require doctor or authorized agency approval.
Mrs. G L Austin of Pavo Georgia advertises two six month old Eskimo Spitz puppies for sale.
The Thomasville Junior Chamber of Commerce board will hold a meeting Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. in the directors room of the Bank of Thomasville Building.
All members of the Atlantic Coast Line Employees Club are requested to meet in the assembly room on the second floor of the passenger station at eight o'clock tomorrow evening. A. W. Pittman, Sec.
The officers and Sunday School teachers of the First Baptist Church will meet tonight at 8:00. A full attendance is requested. Miss Mary Hargrave has returned home from Ripon Wisconsin after visiting her aunt Mrs. Robert O Hargrave and attending Ripon College for the past school year.
The Young Peoples Fellowship Club will hold its regular weekly meeting tonight at the home of Miss Dorothy Davis on Crawford Street. All members are requested to attend.
Candidate Arthur Chastain announces his bid for the Thomasville district county commissioner unexpired term of J Frank Titman. He pledges honest administration and economical handling of public funds and asks for voter support.
A candidate announces for county commissioner in Thomasville district Thomas County noting illness prevents a canvass. The statement affirms four years of work for economical fair administration and opposition to waste pledging open ideas and to give the best to the people if elected.
News notes the death of J T Richards brother of J M Richards of the city in Frostproof Florida after extended illness. He was 68, a Alabama native, survived by wife, two sons and three brothers and a sister. Funeral and interment were held at Defuniak Springs conducted by local Masons.
J C Vaughn announces candidacy for reelection to the Thermaville district county board. He emphasizes his four year record, honesty, public service, and experience as a contractor and road superintendent. Supporters cite his bold, public minded conduct and commitment to county interests.
Big Creek Home Coming features 10:30 opening song and devotional by Rev. A. T. Hart. W. Harvey Wages delivers brief church history and leads a singing centered afternoon with Rev. Jas W. Evans as master of ceremonies. Special invitation to song leaders and music lovers. Museums collect old tools illustrating American industrial history.
Chess Shingler faces investigation after allegations he spent money from Mr Moore of Tallahassee who died in an auto crash near Ochlocknee. Moore’s daughter reported a pocketbook with 47 dollars missing. Sheriff Davis questioned Shingler, the first on the scene, about the incident as rumors spread of funds he may have spent.
The suspect admitted guilt and a search recovered thirty five dollars in money hidden in his shoe. He had spent twelve dollars, totaling forty seven, ending his liberty for a while.
Moon Jewelry Company announces its first anniversary sale starting tomorrow morning on North Broad Street. The event features new merchandise including watches, diamonds, china, stemware and novelties with an easy payment plan. Management thanks local patrons and invites all to visit during the sale.
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