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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1936

Page

8

Grace Whigham and Maurice Long wed at Thomasville church

The marriage took place Sunday at 9:15 am in the First Baptist Church, with Rev. T. F. Calloway officiating. The couple, long residents of Thomasville and Moultrie, will reside in Moultrie after a Florida motor trip. Mrs. Long is the former Grace Caro lyn Whigham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Whigham.

Grace Carolyn Whigham Maurice Cire Long First Baptist Church Thomasville T. F. Calloway Milledgeville W. O. Long Martha Walters Long Moultrie Riverside Manufacturing Company Florida Long

WPA Project Expands Carnegie Library Work in Boston

WPA workers report 2,083 books repaired and new bindings at the Carnegie Library in Boston. The library now opens 5 a.m. to 4 p.m. with librarians on duty 4 to 7 p.m. summer hours. Vacation Reading Clubs for children ages 4 to 8 meet Mondays and Thursdays at 10 a.m.. a second group convenes Fridays at 10 a.m. The Junior Guild offers incentives to encourage reading.

Death of former Thomas County resident Barwick in Florida

News arrives of the death of William Saunders Barwick a 65 year old lumberman and former Thomas County resident at his home in Florida. The body will be sent for burial in Ochlocknee or Thomasville with funeral plans to be announced. He leaves a large local family and many friends in the area. Also noted is a PT community center event and the first carload of watermelons loaded here with an expected 25 percent crop drop.

New Orleans Times-Picayune C. P. Carroll Carroll Thomasville Atlanta New Orleans Division of Finance and Statistics Charles King Mallory Norfolk Dorothy Pratt Williams Herachel Y. Williams Fir Willian Saunders Barwick Thomas County Finmokalee Fla Barwick Ochlocknee Lie Fletcher Street Carl Brown Sam Evans Tom Tipton Meigs Atention Aldermen J. N. Carter Co Carter Powell-White Co Bank of Meigs Leon Gandy Camilla George Parker Gandy Robert Holman R. E. Holman Cecil Clifton Bess Duncan Benna Vista Misa Anne Cooper Pete Donaldson Tifton W. C., Twitty Alvin Young Ocilla Raymond Bowen Newton Holt Mitchell Jacksonville Weldon Marshall Dunellen Joel Rivers Evelyn Whitlock Susan Link Pelham Albert Bell Virginia Hollis David Overton Lynchburg

Farmers Tour Gains From Annual Brooks Lowndes Thomas Visits

In early June colored farmers from Brooks, Lowndes and Thomas counties conducted their fifth annual tours. Seventy visited Thomas County farms on June 5 to see Pebble Hill, Centennial, Spring Hill and St. Paul sites, with dinners at St. Paul Vienna and Crags Roads. On June 8 Lowndes County hosts included twenty five farmers, and June 1 saw seventy five farmers tour Brooks County. Attendees praised the tours for farm sights including pure bred hogs cows chickens crops terraces homes and toilets. State Industrial College representatives Dr. P. H. Stone Joe Blakeny Abe Stevens attended. On June 15 four hundred four farmers toured Swift Packing Company Moultrie and the Experiment Station Tifton to study meat processing hogs cows and crop trials.

Brooks Lowndes Thomas Thomas County Pebble Hill Centennial Spring Hill St. Paul Lowndes County Brooks County Vienna Crags State Industrial College Savannah Georgia P. H. Stone Joe Blakeny Abe Stevens Agricultural Department Stevens Thomas Counties Swift Packing Company Moultrie W. L. Southwell Purcell S. A. Parham

Tipton Seeks Re election to Legislature

Representative Tom Tipton of Meigs announced Thursday his candidacy for re election to the General Assembly. He cites experience from a previous term and service on key committees including education banking ways and means and agriculture. Tipton emphasizes his public service record and commitment to improving Georgia’s education and state finances.

Tom Tipton Meigs Times-Enterprise General Assembly Tipton Georgia Thomas County

Community News Highlights from Woodland Sunday

Woodland residents report church attendance and visits. Marion Barber and family from Tallahassee joined Rev. John Swain for services and dinner. The Aldredge and Wynn families hosted visitors, and others traveled to see relatives in Thomasville Cairo Morven Port St Joe.

Marion Barber Tallahassee John Swain J. A. Wynn Billie Aldredge T. C. Clark Rebecca Singletary Thomasville Annie Hickey Clower Dunlap Cairo Rosalyn Nellie Mae Harper Gene McElvin Tom Bennett Sadie Odessa Akridge H . H. McGraw Morven W. T. Oliver John Ralph Port St. Joe

Social Round of Bold Springs Residents and Guests

Mrs. Paul Hudson and two children visited Mrs. Berry Singletary and Mrs. Ivy White Saturday. Louise Brinson Audrey Linsley Grace Atkinson Jessie Kate Lacey Dublin guest Pearl Jarrell Sadie White Naomia Norman. Bir Rich Atkinson visited aunts J R Peacock and S W Chastain Friday. Sunday visitors at Mr and Mrs Charlie Boutwell included Frank Hudson Emory Parrish Paul Hudson Luke Hudson and families. Dorthy Norman and Clarice White visits. Chastain hosted by Billie Aldredge. L E Chastain and children of Thomasville visited J R Peacock. Frank Hudson and children spent Saturday at Emma Pyles. Asbell family Sunday dinner with Joe and Charlie Asbell. J M Atkinson family and Ruby Hudson with S V Chastain and J R Peacock. Audrey Tinsley Louise Brinson Grace Atkinson visited Pearl Jarrell. Callie Taylor weekend guest of Norma Lou Lacey near Elpino.

Paul Hudson Berry Singletary Ivy White Louise Brinson Audrey Linsley Grace Atkinson Jessie Kate Lacey Dublin Pearl Jarrell Sadie White Naomia Norman Rich Atkinson J. R. Peacock S. W. Chastain Charlie Boutwell Frank Hudson Emory Parrish Luke Hudson Miss Dorthy Norman Clarice White Billie Aldredge L. E. Chastain Thomasville Emma Pyles Frank Asbell Joe Charlie Asbell J. M. Atkinson Ruby Hudson S.V. Chastai Audrey Tinsley Callie Taylor Norma Lou Lacey Elpino

Meigs Home Economics Students Trip to Washington DC

Meigs Georgia home economics students toured Washington DC from June 2 to June 11. They visited the Capitol, White House, Smithsonian, Lincoln Memorial, Arlington Cemetery, Annapolis Naval Academy, and Mt Vernon, meeting police and naval officers, with a five day bus trip returning home to Meigs.

Meigs Georgia Washington, D. C Sumter S. C Skipper Virginia Sne Boots Bolton Sara Braswellr Petersburg Richmond Predricksburg Battle Ground Memorial Cemetery Berwyn Maryland Washington B. C Washington Monument Senate House White House Bureau of Printing and Engraving House of Representatives Supreme Court Congressional Library Capitol Red Cross United States Post Office Smithsonian Institute New and Old Museum, Medical Museum Lincoln Memorial Arlington Natonal Robert E. Lee Annapolis Naval Academy Chesapeake Bay Mt. Vernon

Pelham Social Notes Highlight Garden Bridge Events

Pelham Georgia reports a bridge shower for Naomi Welch hosted by Mrs W H Harris and others with 13 tables, flowers, gowns, and prizes. Another bride supper for Welch featured a three course dinner and bridge, with gifts including an electric duplicator.

Pelham W. H. Harris Harrell Drewry W. M. Harris Vernon Harris Naomi Welch Fred Hand L. BE. Trippe Miss Welch H.L. McDonald Meses H. L. McFivey H. FE. Williams Atlanta W. B. Welch Coleman Mobley Welch J. W. Mobier C. W. Hand W H Harris W M. Harris Mary Belew Florence Hand Langer California 7. L Hand

Markets in decline shift in June 1936 page notes

Market notes show wide price ranges for fruits and vegetables including cantaloupes, tomatoes, watermelons, and string beans with varied hampers and prices. Demand remains good with trucks and buyers available. Regional reports mention speculation about sugar, grains, and wholesale conditions, plus sporadic commodity movements in Savannah and Chicago poultry.

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Weeklong schedules for WPA Community Centers

Schedules detail activities at multiple centers from June 22 to 26 including Little Flock Meigs Clara Boston Ochlocknee Pave Ellabelle Dillon Coolidge Thomasville Alien Normal Boston Colored and Boston Colored centers. Activities cover carpentry sewing crafts music red cross and youth clubs with varied daily times.

WPA Little Flock Meigs Red Cross Boston Boy Scouts Girls Scouts General Sewin

Those Who Come and Go Wednesdays Personals

Local notes list residents visiting and traveling guests from Atlanta Columbus Fernandina Montgomery and Rhode Providence visits to Thom asville Included are June travel plans for Alice Hall Marjorie Self George Self and John Herring plus Emmett Mitchell staying in New York and Boston and a statement of gratitude for funeral support from the family

Alice Hall Marjorie Self George Self Providence, R. I John Herring Baltimore Emmett Mitchell New York Boston

Chicago Livestock Hogs and cattle trends show gains

Chicago market reports a fairly active hog sale with 12 000 head. Prices rise 5 to 10 cents from Wednesday with top hogs near 10 33 and steers and yearlings mostly up 10 to 15 cents. best heavy steers reach 8 65 with feeders at 7 50 to 8 35. cattle overall stronger, cutters weak to 15 lower, practical top 6 00.

Chicago Livestock Chicago U. Sp. A

Hog market trends at Moultrie Georgia fair

Hog prices in Moultrie on June 18 show a 25 cent higher market with heavies at 8.50, No. 1 hogs 180 to 240 pounds at 8.75, No. 2 150 to 180 pounds at 8.25, No. 3 130 to 150 pounds at 7.75, No. 4 180 pounds at 6.75, No. 5 110 pounds at 5.75, and fat sows at 1.28 under smooth hogs by weight.

Moultrie

Thursday's Personals Highlights Local Visitors

Mr. E. E. Wright of Theason Georgia and Mr. J. B. Gibney of Jacksonville transacted business here. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Brazier of Leesburg Florida visited. The Hiley Belle peaches sold as Big Basket 25c at City Fruit Co. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Mars departed for Americus to begin a new home.

J. J. Roberts Columbus, Ga E. E. Wright Theason, Ga J. B. Gibney Jacksonville W. D. Brazier Leesburg, Fla Hiley Belle Peaches Big Basket City Fruit Co

Political Campaign Announcements From Thomas County

Several candidates announce bids in Thomas County for state and circuit offices. TOM TIPTON seeks re election to the General Assembly promising education gains and stable governance. FRANK L FORESTER runs for Solicitor General of the Southern Circuit pledging honesty and economy. JESSE J GAINEY declares candidacy for a Thomas County Representative seat and outlines plans to reveal views during the campaign.

Southern Circuit Theoi Thomas County Frank L. Forester General Assembly Jesse J. Gainey

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Finance and Statistics FMRA Louisiana James H. Crutcher RK. D. Pittman Qcarrington Gil Pittman Crutcher Federal Relief Office Unemployment Relief Committee Emergency Relief Administration Civil Works Administration Federal Emergency Relief Administration Works Progress Administration Ittman Division of Finance and Home Economica Department Meigra Consolidated School Board of Trustees Succesa Elasa Ralph Groover Slewad Louise Stiles Dorothy Williams Norfolk Naval Station Mallory Pratt Williams Pensacola, Fla., Naval Station Washington DL. C United States Naval Academy Arding Carnegie Library William S. Barwick State House Thomas Countian Bold Springs Shenandoan Valley Pearl Burnette Lougenia Davis Mae Wills Sadie Hartley Clarice Curles Daisy Glenn Johnson Evelyn Hooper Pauline Carter Margaret Hartsfield Mildred Carter Celeste Tipton Elizabeth Bolton Charlie Ruth McCracken Orine Christy Roasline Sadler Hilda Nelms Sara Miss Burnette Willa Dean Bond Pelham News D. G Burgess Valdosta L. W. English Groverland Perry Baggs Nashville A. A. Maples Elizabeth Maples Thelma Wilder Americus H. C. Jones Elizabeth Crepe Mrs. Moore Texas Mexico Americus, Ga Mr. Moore Soil Conversation Forestry Division Society of Athletic Aces Miss Fern Baggs Misses Fern Baggs Doris Summerlin Warren Cooper Bil McDonald J. B. Chism Okra DSO Rh Bettte Huemper LOS Bbaaiged Osta Shel Torn Seto de Laay Oriils Vistlaar Loatis CTE Nurban COEN Cnpple Aigher Mogs Sherbe Plymouth White Rock Springs Plymouth Rock Steveady - Bisshe Tess RS Orton Iy Hs Dex Skleaes Ellabelle Claga Dillon Coolidge Mother’s Club W.C. Mosley A. T. Akers J. S. Sheffield Fernandina, Fla Dan Darley T. G. Morrison Bobby Ausley C. K. C.austley Tricemont Terrace Highlands N. C Tricemont J. Harvey Trice Highlands Jon Moultrie Hog Market S. J. Mars
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