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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1949
Page
1
A mosaic of garbled text from an Associated Press style notice and scattered editorial lines. It includes rights language about republication, deadline hints for advertisements, and assorted reflections on psychiatry timber denudationJune and political themes.
Public Service Commission of Georgia approves higher monthly phone bills from July, citing higher labor and material costs. The piece supports the rate hike as fair, noting essential service costs and that workers will receive a share of the increase.
The column questions Georgia re registration costs and practical burdens under the new state law. It notes difficulty purging registration lists, discusses literacy tests, and laments delays for voters while assessing broader reform implications. It also highlights a generous university gift by Walter C. Teagle to Cornell and comments on civic duties and local interests.
A Times Enterprise piece honors Art Hamilton and the VA Domiciliary members for their efforts to provide interest and friendliness to residents. It highlights community support, diverse programs, and handmade items produced to aid residents’ dignity, skills, and postwar self help.
Jeff and Jeb finalize preparations for a Thursday gold shipment worth twenty five thousand dollars. Six to eight armed men will drive the wagon with Jake Wheeler and Todd Stone as guards, aiming to reach the express office and return by Friday. Jeff is alert to threats from Slug Benjamin and Hank Wolfanger as the plan proceeds.
The new act aims to ensure a regular census count and aid reapportionment of Congress. Congress plans to recess soon as ministers meet in Macon to oppose delays. Georgia ministers and city council actions feature in brief items, including Alderman Mac Dougla’s power-saving proposal and a Wichita boxing decision where Young Stribling narrowly defeats Babe Grant.
A jumble of miscellaneous terms appears as a list of unrelated items including animals plants places and phrases. The text reads like clipped dictionary fragments and stray crossword style clues with no coherent narrative or event.
A brief religious notice lists Catholic services in Bainbridge for Sunday. The item references old licensing lore about wine service in 13th century pubs, noting patrons were entitled to see wine drawn by law.
A detailed daily timetable lists programs from 7:40 in the morning through 11:00 at night including News segments, church talks, concerts, and variety shows such as the Statesman's Quart, Cavalcade of Music, Bing Crosby, Nat Brandwynne, and a Red Cross program.
Bainbridge Ga June 118 Mr and Mrs W D Sullivan announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Ivey Sullivan to Bert Raymond Wright of Whigham on Saturday June 4 at six o clock The ceremony was at the Methodist parsonage in Attapulgus Rev J A Cook officiating Mrs Wright wore a pink silk dress with navy accessories He is the son of Mr and Mrs E M Mandeville Mrs Wendell Moore and W K Sullivan of Bainbridge and Mrs Norwood Harrell of Whigham Mr Wright a Whigham High School graduate spent three years overseas in the Air Force and works with Wright Produce Company in Whigham After a trip to New Orleans they will live in Whigham.
Meigs Georgia June 18 Rev and Mrs Tom A Whiting were feted at a farewell supper on church grounds. About fifty friends joined the picnic style event as the couple prepare to move to Ocilla where he will serve in the Methodist church after the South Georgia Conference in Columbus.
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The writer notes that hosts regain space and normalcy after guests leave. Benefits include an extra bedroom, fresh fruit, no waking guests, and the ability to read the newspaper, catch up on neighborhood news, clear correspondence, and resume regular interactions without explaining the presence of visitors.
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