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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1938
Page
7
Announcements and cards printed and engraved by the Times Enterprise Co offering prompt service for weddings and related dignities.
Local notes recount Orchard Pond Scout camp activities led by director Thornwell Brown. Milton Hicks demonstrates marksmanship for campers and visitors as cabins compete in swimming, softball, and diving events with Cabin One winning the swimming meet.
George Wells, a licensed pilot and instructor at Vose Airport, leaves Jacksonville on Tuesday June 21 to join a Florida Air Tour. About 60 planes will travel to Miami St. Petersburg and other cities with Wells offering one passenger seat. Contact Wells for route details costs and obligations.
The executive board of the Suwannee River Council met last night at Orchard Pond scout camp. Members swam and played games before a supper served by scouts in uniform. Dr. L O Gratz presided with Rev. R C Holmes giving the invocation. Past presidents were honored with pins. Thornwell Brown introduced as camp director and staff outlined duties. Each cabin performed a stunt. meeting adjourned with a vote to hold the next event.
Camp Frances reports a lively High Hat Party with campers and staff wearing new hats judges awarding prizes to Jane Wise and Betty Komarek while others received honorable mention. Visitors Day announced for three to six and a Water Circus push with seals clowns and pink lemonade.
Miss Eva Pettigrew of this city won second place in the Georgia Baptist Training Union state speaking contest held at Shorter College Rome Wednesday night Representing the southwest region of Georgia she trailed first place winner Miss Lilian Howard of Canton The two winners along with Miss Caroline Wallace of Hapeville who took the sword drill title will advance to the southside contest at Ridgecrest North Carolina on July 24
Architectural plans outline a proposed 500000 dollar state building on Capital Square awaiting a next meeting in Tallahassee during Augusta. State departments would occupy the new facility.
In Thomasville churches Rev Anthony preaches Father-Good Bad and Indifferent with special music including The Lord is My Shepherd sung by a quartet led by Mr Whitemore. Union services at First Baptist feature Dr Ed Porter on Fathers Day. First Church of Christ Scientist topics include Is the Universe Including Man Evolved by Atomic Force with cited Jeremiah 51 10 and excerpts from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
The Women’s Missionary Society circles will meet Monday at 4 o'clock at listed homes. Circle 1 Mrs David Gould Circle 2 Mrs George Neel Circle 3 Mrs T P Montford Circle 4 Mrs Henry Turner Circle 5 Mrs T B Dobbins Circle 6 Mrs R D Carr Circle 7 Mrs George Edwards Circle 8 Mrs M T Nunnally Circle 9 Mrs J W Reid Sr Circle 10 Mrs J J Gainey Circle 11 and 12 Mrs Hull Searcy June 21 10 am included.
The pastor Jas A Bryant returns from Mississippi to lead morning services and Sunday School. No evening service. Plans to finalize church building arrangements in two weeks. Revival services at First Baptist Church urged with prayer for God to move and bring many to repentance.
The climax of a Baptist revival at First Baptist Church comes Sunday with Dr. Fred B. Porter of Columbus preaching on Who Is Jesus at 11 10 a m and Erasing the ? Marks at 8 30 p m He will be assisted by Stanley Armstrong of Memphis who leads music and the junior and intermediate departments J B Franklin of Memphis speaks to the Young People’s Department The daily revival and Vacation Bible School run through next week with services each morning and evening and Training Union at 7 15 p m
Mr. C G Garner Extension Economist marketing Athens Ga seeks data on surplus syrup in Thomas county No 10 cans available No 5 cans available to price and market through the Surplus Commodity Corporation He notes Louisiana sales at 3 cents per gallon and asks what price could be obtained if offered for sale Information for publication to help farmers market syrup through the corporation
A special committee ordered a square to house the health education and Public Welfare Departments. Governor Rivers plans to seek about 25,060,600 in federal funds under the four billion lend-spend program and will travel to Washington next week to present the state’s application in person.
Dr S L McCarthy of Augusta Ga will preach at the morning service. A cordial invitation is extended to all Presbyterian. Woman's Auxiliary meets Monday at four o'clock at the church. All members urged to attend.
A church reports large attendance as preaching is well received. Services are scheduled for eleven o'clock tomorrow morning and eight fifteen tomorrow night inviting families and friends to attend and worship.
About seventy five technicians from Georgia Florida and Alabama attended a banquet and conference at the Tosco Hotel to discuss better cooperation between the forestry and wildlife departments. G H Lintz presided and the group planned an inspection tour of wildlife and forestry projects in Thomasville Albany area the following day.
Charlie Vaness left on the Southland for Atlanta and New York City en route to Thessaly Greece for a vacation after over twenty years as a restaurateur in Thomasville. He thanked locals for bon voyage as friends gathered at the station to bid him farewell.
The fire department was called to extinguish a small roof fire at a negro house on Teddy street. Officer Burke from the city police department, en route to the fire, collided with an ice truck at a West Jackson street intersection. No injuries occurred. both vehicles were damaged.
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