Redfern Chastain marry in Florida and town rallies noted
Miss Beth Redfern and Mr Billy Chastain, prominent in Thomasville, wed in Kassee Florida last Sunday. They will reside here as Chastain begins a new business post. A June rally in Pavo highlighted Thomasville youths with reports from church leaders and a Sunbeam anniversary. Also reported were young contest wins and a rattlesnake shoot by Howard Carter. Mrs W B Lawhead dies in Corpus Christi after moving from Athens in 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cchastadil-Redfern
Thomasville
Beth Redfern
Billy Chastain
Kassee
Fla
Thomasville High School
Cantey Pace
Chastain
Pavo
Thomas County Association
Pavo W
Elmer Horne
Thomasville Sunbeams
Mne
John Golden
Patricia Chastain
Thomasville Church
Georgia
John
Royal Ambassadors
Patricia the
Sunbeams
W. B. Lawhead
Corpus Christi
Coroua Christi
Texas
H. P. Rackley
Thomas County Baptist Sunday School Convention at Metcalfe
The annual Thomas County Baptist Sunday School Convention will be held next Wednesday at Metcalfe Baptist Church starting at 10 o clock. A large attendance is expected. Rev. T J Barnett, the county president, has prepared an interesting program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas County
Metcalfe
Fish Fry Brings Church Community Together at Hart's Playground
The Baraca Class of First Baptist and Junior Baraca Club, with spouses, enjoyed a Thursday fish fry at Hart's Playground. Rev Calaway and Supt M H Goodwin attended with friends. Dan Darley led the committee and Fritz Roberta donated lard for cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart's Playground
First Baptist Church
Calaway
Supt
M. H Goodwin
Dan Darley
Fritz Roberta
Typhoid Vaccine Update and New Lockjaw Shot
Health officials report three dose typhoid protection can be kept with one dose yearly. A new two dose lockjaw vaccine promises permanent protection, not suitable after wounding as immunity takes over two months. Wound cases still use the old single shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Dept. of Public Health
LACY THANKS VOTERS FOR SUPPORT IN RACE
A. S. Lacy thanks voters in Thomas County for support in the primary for Solicitor of the Thom asville City Court. He fell short of the nomination by 95 votes, congratulates his opponent, and expresses appreciation and confidence from supporters citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. &. Lacy
Thomas County
Thomasville
Jack
Henry Heisler narrowly escapes serious injury in fall
Henry Heisler son of Mr and Mrs J L Heisler fell about fifteen feet from a cable gate while swimming at Rock Springs Sunday. He struck his shoulder and head, was stunned, ambulanced to Whiddon’s hospital, later dismissed, and reportedly faring well. The note thanks friends for support during the baby’s illness and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Heisler
J. 1
Heisler
Rock Springs
Whiddon's
Whiddon's and Mr. Heisler
Grady County set to pick seventh district senator
The seventh district senate seat will be chosen from Grady county this year. Dr. Ward of Pine Park and Jeff A. Pope of Cairo qualified for the race, Pope paying a $150 entrance fee set at a recent committee meeting. Ward qualified last week and both candidates are well regarded in Grady county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady County
Carl Minter
Dr. Ward
Pine Park
Jeff A. Pope
Cairo
Ward
Pope
Senate
Masonic Convention to Meet at Pavo Georgia
The Thomas County Masonic Convention and Colquitt County Convention will hold a joint session in Pavo Georgia Friday June nineteenth at 8 30 P M in the Pavo School auditorium. Hon Abit Nix Athens Grand Master of Masons will deliver the public address. Clyde Moore reports a rattlesnake encounter on Hall road with his helper. he knocked out the five rattles snake with a stick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavo
Thomas County
McDonald Lodge
Colquitt County
Abit Nix
Athens
Masons of
Georgia
Pavo School
Clyde Moore
Broad Street
Hall Road
Riz
Clyde
Mr. Snake
Times-Enterprise
Georgia Masons
Abit. Nix
Athena
Aelock P.te
Ave District School
America
W. 3
Whoore
Key
EH. P. Stubbs
Frank ©. Jones
Nix
Thomasville
Payo
South Georgia
Altho
Thomas and Colquitt County
Davis seeks re election to Georgia Public Service Commission
Meigs Ga June 15 Thomas K Davis banker and former state legislator announces candidacy to succeed himself on the Georgia Public Service Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas K. Davis
State Public Service Board
Meigs
Georgia Public Service Commission
Forester Seeks Solicitor General Nomination in Democratic Primary
Frank L Forester of Thorns County announces candidacy for Solicitor General of the Southern Dhet, pledging honest, economical service and urging veterans and all voters to support his campaign. He notes extensive circuit duties and promises personal campaigning across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorns
Omy Ciandiding
Dhet
Hirth
Frank L. Forester
Gainey Announces Campaign Views for State Assembly Bid
Jesse J. Gainey declares his candidacy for General Assembly representative from Thomas twenty under Democratic Primary rules. He vows to reveal his views on state and sub-division problems during the campaign course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Thomas Twenty
Ito
Jesse J. Gainey
Captain Harper Receives Armory Plan for Thomasville Guards
Captain J K Harper has received a tentative armory drawing for the Thomasville Guards. The two story front block would house a rear 100 by 60 foot drill hall suitable for drilling gymnasium and basketball. City plans to donate a site on the East Side school campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Harper
Thomasville Guards
Luke Confident His Conviction Will Be Reversed
Judge Roscoe Luke told reporters he believes the appeal grounds warrant reversal of the lower court. He and attorney Sam Cain traveled from New Orleans to Thomasville, arriving the day of the county primary, with a decision expected within about 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Luke
Circuit Court of Appeals
Lower Court
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Luke
Sam Cain
Cairo
Thomasville
New Orleans
County Commissioners Minutes Thomas County June 9 1936
Thomas County board met June 9 1936 with all members present except Johnson. Minutes from May 12 and 29 approved. Road committee reported on J R Wilson damage claim and old Fair Store fixtures. work on 2.7 miles of Thomasville pave road approved. Resolutions urged passage of a federal court division for Thomasville with calls to Cox George and Russell. adopted. Delegates reported to Atlanta convention with 850 attendees. WPA funds and WPA court house remodeling discussed. weather affected state gasoline tax receipts. Road program to buy a 3-4 yard power shovel for Pavo road work approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Johnson
J. R. Wilson
Payo
Mater
Beverly
State Highway Board
Thomasville-Pave Road
Highway Board
Cox
U.S
George and
Russell
Middle District of Georgia
House Judiciary Committee
Searcy
Hickson
Stewart
Federal Court
Thomiusville
Georgia
House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
Eugene E. Cox
Walter F. George
Richard B. Russell
Atlanta
Augusta
Col. E. P. Gregory
Quincy
Fla
H. A. White
Bostion
Thomas County
J. B. Daniel
Miles
WPA
Court House
Pavo
Personal notices from Albany and nearby towns
Local social notes list visitors and guests from Albany Lakeland and Macon visiting Thomasville families over the weekend and upcoming travel plans. A wedding in Asheville is noted and residents plan trips to Jacksonville Beach. Gordon Davis thanks voters after a Wednesday election and congratulates Sheriff-elect Dixon.
Market Prices and Quantity Listings From June 1936
Market notes show prices and supply listings for vegetables and fruits including beans corn cantaloupes tomatoes and squash. Entries reference dampers hampers and per unit prices with Friday and Saturday dated figures and notes on demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpers Strime
von Cataoupes
Don Eiatpers
Poe
Davey
Markets at a Glance for New York and Chicago
Market notes show mixed moves with steady to firm tones. Wheat and corn advance while hogs and other livestock drift. sugar and oils cited with uneven activity across commodities. No major shifts in major indices or futures levels recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hoggs
New Orleans
Thas
Jian
Lin Lyle
Yeg Lleng
Lia
Chicago Grain
TAS
LE Yesterda
Moultrie Hog Market Report and Savannah Turpentine Prices
Hog market in Moultrie Georgia lists prices by grade and weight with tops around 8.50 for No. 1 hogs and fat sows at 1.25 under smooth hog on varying weights. Savannah turpentine and rosin markets show firm prices with sales and receipts figures and assorted grade ranges for turpentine and rosin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moultrie
Hoscoudy
Savannah
Cottonseed oil futures close firm in Memphis market
Prime cotton seed meal futures for 41 per cent closed firm in Memphis. Closing bids show June 21.00n, July 23.50, August 21.50, September 21.40, October 21.75, November 21.25, December 21.25, January 21.25 with 900 sales reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis Cottonseed Oil
Memphis
Tenn
Jly
Board Proceedings Describe Oil Price Offer and Shovel Purchase
Mr Clark of Standard Oil Company submitted an attractive price on motor oils and Searcy on Stewart's second moved to place June delivery order. Petition by Col P C Andrews for tax refund on land considered. Rehberg moved to refer shovel purchase to equipment committee for investigation. Board adjourned. W E Beverly Chairman, S L Heald Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Standard Oil Company
Stewart
P. C. Andrews
E. Tris Napier Company
Duren
Rehberg
Searcy
W. E. Beverly
S. L. Heald
Forester announces candidacy for solicitor general post
Thomasville lawyer Frank Forester declares his run for solicitor general of the Southern Judicial Circuit following the death of G L Sptulin. Forester, born 1907 in Grady County, has served as Thomasville City Court solicitor since 1932 and touts a record of cost savings, active civic work, and broad local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Forester
Thomasville
Thomasville Law
Somertor-General
Southern Judicial Circuit
George Lily
Quitman
G. L. Sptulin
Valdosta
Forester
Grady County
Andrew C. Forester
Cairo
South Georgia A
Tifton
Abraham Baldwin College
Atlanta
Draughon’s
Business College
Atlanta Law School
Kiwanis Club
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Presbyterian Church
Georgia State Association of Prosecuting Attorneys
Thomas County
Firester
Saturday's Personalities and Local Visitors Highlight Summer
The column notes Miss Louise Johnson from Columbus visiting Miss Sara Martha Zeigler, plus several business visitors: J H Drury of Jacksonville, Burness Moore recently back from Harvard Medical School, C T Gray of Savannah, H C Russell of Chattanooga, J T Daniels Jr of Albany, A B Moore of Savannah, Ek Kennedy of Americus, John W Bridges of Spartanburg, S C. Also Mr and Mrs Cecil Anderson Williams visiting with Mrs Williams' parents. Flo Feinberg is here for her summer vacation. Two mad dogs shot by a police officer in Mintosa Drive near Gordon Avenue. Timco-Enterprise reports Mr W P Quarterman delivering ripe tomatoes from his Smith Avenue patch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Johnson of
Columbus
Sara Martha Zeigler
Mr. Burness Moore
Harvard Medical School
Mrs. C. D. Moore
Harry S. Feinberg
Flo Feinberg
Baltimore
Flo
University of Maryland
Timco-Enterprise
W. I’. Quarterman
Quarterman
Smith Avenue
Inventor slain after dispute at New Jersey home
East Orange New Jersey June 15 inventor and engineer Moore 67 was shot to death after a nocturnal dispute in his lawn. Neighbors heard heated voices and two shots. Detectives found no robbery motive and noted a sharp footprint as a key clue while homicide squad investigates unclear motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Orange
N. J
D. McFarlan
Moore
Mary W. Taber
Peace
Termini Moore
Live Cattle Prices Fall As Beef Costs Ease For Public
Chicago June 15 live cattle values slide to their lowest levels since drought relief purchases ended. Cattle prices drop 25 to 35 cents per hundredweight with Choice and Prime steel prices at the season's low since December 1934. Sluggish demand and heavy market receipts drive wholesale and retail beef prices downward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Three More Nations Fail to Meet War Debt Installment
Washington reports Poland owes 4,039,039 for June plus 32,535,988 past due, Czechoslovakia 1,682,812 plus 9,584,149 arrears, and Latvia 134,883 plus 961,995 past due, with Finland still paying promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Latvia
Finlana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Howard Carter
L. P. Carter
HN. Done
FWO
Colquit County
Solicitor-General
Southern Circuit
Thomas and Colquitt County Masons
Federal Armory
National Guard
George L. Duren
J.J. Stewart
Paul Searcy
C. F. Rehberg
W. L. Watkins B. C. Johnson
George F. Hicks
R. W. McMillan
Chm
Board of County Consioners of
Georgia Attest
Billy Waddell
Albany
Clayton McClendon
Clayton, Jr
Jacksonville
Mr. McClendon
3. E. McClendon
C. H. Bateman
Helen
Betty Bateman
June Patten
Lakeland, Fla
William Grantham
J. J. Crawford
Bobby
Asheville
Chimney Rock
Lake Lure
N. C
Neice
Hilda Hicks
A. B. Isaacs
H. C. Roane
Louisiana
al Feinberg
Jacksonville Beach
E. C. Nye of
Macon
W. L. Simmons
E. H. Busbee
The
Evangelist Club
E. A. Rhyne
Mr. Rhyne
Kraft Associated Distributors
Goreon Daves
Dixon
Sincerely, Gordon E. Davis
Thomasville, Ga
New York
Moultrie Hog Market
S of
City Court of
J. J. Gainey
Dean Opperman
Tallahassee Woman's College
J. H. Drury
Mr. C. T. Gray
H. C. Russell
Chattanooga
J. T. Daniels, Jr
A. B. Moore
Ek. E. Kennedy
Americus
John W. Bridges
Spartanburg, S. C
Cecil Anderson Williams
Onv
Rosedale Avenue
Mintosa Drive
Gordon Avenue
W. F. Quarterman
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