Miss Mash Entertains and Donations From Out of Town Firms
DonationsHave Been Secured From J A Sheppard Co Baltimore a tank heater valued 20 from Cuyler Mohler Baltimore a 100 gallon boiler valued 25 and Haines Jones Co Philadelphia three showers for shower baths all to complete the shower and plunge baths with hot and cold water tennis equipment from Spaulding. Wannleigh work progresses and boys of Thomasville will have a leisure place. Relief committee at Gainesville expresses gratitude for storm relief. Miss Pattie Mash entertained at Plinch in honor of Miss Susie Reed Mitchell and Miss Strickland with many guests present.
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C. A
J. A. Sheppard & Co
Baltimore
Cuyler & Mohler
Haines, Jones & Co
Philadelphia
Pattie Mash
Plinch
Susie Reed Mitchell
Miss Strickland
Policeman Shoots Dog On Madison Street
Early yesterday morning Policeman Lambert shot a dog on Madison Street. The dog reputedly looked mad and was killed, with onlookers noting the scene caused excitement. No prior damage from the animal is reported, and the action is framed as a preventive measure.
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Lambert
Madison Street
Troy
Happy Hunting Ground
Pulpit and Pen Issue Delayed in Printing Schedule
The Pulpit and Pen, due last Wednesday, was delayed but now released. Editor McLeod notes readers forget the paper comes out only on the second and fourth Wednesdays each month, causing gaps of three weeks between issues at times.
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McLeod
Odd Fellows Aid Sufferers From Gainesville Disaster
Piney Woods Lodge No. 138 voted 25 for relief of Gainesville disaster victims at its last regular meeting. The decision reflects Odd Fellowship and echoes the Thomasville lodge’s actions.
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Piney Woods Lodge No. 138
Gainesville
Odd Fellowship
Thomasville
Have a Little Pity
A man named Chas. Mitchell, described as a negro with a habit of maltreating his stock, was arrested yesterday. The incident underscores community concern that cruelty to animals must end.
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Chas. Mitchell
Murder in Béilién County Names Jernigan as Suspect
On the 20th day of last month Whithe Golden was murdered in Béilién County and Joe Jernigan was accused. In the preliminary trial Jernigan was bound over and bail was denied upon application by his attorneys Hendrix & Harrison. Solicitor Thomas and Judge Peeples represented the state. he will await trial in jail. Also notes a new long distance telephone for county surveyor A. J. Stanaland, described as a pay line serving Beulah church neighborhood.
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Whithe Golden
Béilién County
Joe Jernigan
Jernigan
Hendricks & Harrison
Mitchell
Thomas
Peeples
Stone
A. J. Stanaland
Stanaland
Beulah Church
Fish Fry at Heard's Pond Draws Hungry Crowds
For two weeks hungry youths flock to Heard's Pond in Bainbridge for fish fry pilgrimages led by Clyde Neel and Doc Ainsworth. Five sophersums and a few small fish were reportedly caught, with several locals on the guest list. M. H. Williams leaves Georgia Pine Lumber Co due to ill health and plans to return to Barnesville, leaving many friends in Bainbridge. Hon. J R Singletary was seen on the streets collecting suggestions.
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Heard’s
Clyde Neel
Clyde
Doc Ainsworth
Meta Neel
Bessie Jones
Rosa Evans
John Bonnell
Bracy
Mays
Jim Smith
M. H. Williams
Georgia Pine Lumber Company
Barnesville
Mr. Williams
Bainbridge
Bainbridge Searchlight
Progressive Euchre Honors Mrs Carswell in Thom asville
Mrs. Carswell received a graceful compliment Thursday afternoon at a progressive four handed euchre in her honor hosted by Mrs. Mike Atkins. Lee Brown won first prize and Edna Huson took the consolation souvenir as guests praised Mrs. Carswell’s many friends in town.
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Carswell
Mike Atkins
Atkins
Lee Brown
Edna Huson
Thomasville
Atkin
Walter Taylor
Clifton
Brittain
A. W. Ball
Chas. Smith
Rockwell
Sears
Stanley
Pattie Mash
Jennie
Harley
Nettie Smith
Bessie Merrill
Annie Pringle
Lucile Linton
Mountain Rail Cut Fills After Landslide Blocks Southern Trains
A mountain landslide on the Southern tracks between Spartanburg and Asheville at noon fills a major railroad cut in western North Carolina. Traffic to the south will be stopped for seven days. After the recent flood trains had just resumed. Deeper cave risk noted.
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Asheville
N C
Spartanburg
North Carolina
Mitchell Blackshear Wedding Set For Wednesday Night
The leading social event of the week is the wedding of Miss Susie Reed Mitchell and Mr. Thos R Blackshear of Montgomery. The ceremony will be at nine thirty o clock Wednesday evening at the Baptist church followed by a reception for the bridal party at the bride s home. The couple will depart that night for Montgomery. The younger social set and the N N S C club were active last week with Evelyne Mitchell hosting a Finch party Tuesday night attended by Mary Jerger Alice Mae Ansley Isbel Dekle Yempe Cassady Bessie Parker Clifford Mitchell Waverly Huson Leander Varnedee Will Hopkins Sidney Fleming Will Parker Frank Lawson Bob Balfour Will Parker and Richard Mitchell.
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Alice Mae Ansley
Tempe Cassady
Waverly Huson
Bessie Parker
Susie Mae Watt
Mary Ann Watt
Grace Beverly
Evelyn Mitchell
Elise Landrum
Lillie White
Sidney Fleming
Robert Balfour
Archie Pittman
Will Parker
Frank Lawson
James Mallette
Charley Watt
Leb Dekle
Leander Varnedoe
Cecil Baker
Susie Reed Mitchell
Thos. R. Blackshear
Montgomery
Baptist Church
Iss Evelyne Mitchell
Finch
Miss Evelyn
Mary Jerger
Isbel Dekle
Yempe Cassady
Clifford
Goodie
Mitchell
Leander Varnedee
Will Hopkins
Will Palin
Bob Balfour
Richard Mitchell
Miss Lula Baker Leaves on Summer Trip
Miss Lula Baker, a popular Thomasville young woman, departed Saturday for an extended summer journey. She will spend the season in Macon and Savannah and return to Thomasville around October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Baker
Thomasville
Macon
Savannah
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Mona Davison
American Melody Co
Chum
Y.M.C.A
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Miss Mash
James Watt & Bro
Y. M
Spaulding
Times- Enterprise
Tifton
Thomasville and
Gulf
Tifton and Northeastern Railroad
Macon ‘Telegraph
Title and Guarantee Company
Tifton and Northeastern
Northeastern
the Times-Enterprise
Baker and Cochran
Alesdames Hansell Aferrill
Emma Atkins
Henry Lester
G. H. Beamer
Daniels
W. L. Ball
Misses Mitchell
Strickland
Lucy Parker
Bettie Ball
Valley Cassells
Hula Tullis
Fannie Mitchell
Rosa Davis
Emma McIntosh
Martha
Mary Merrill
Blanch Ainsworth
Ruby Ball
Retta Williams
Bessie Smith
Annie Montgomery
Huson
Frank Ansley
Broad Street
N.N. 8. C. Club
Alice Mae
N.N.S C
Mad Dog
ODD Fellows
Thomasville Lodge
J. R. Singletary
Yester
Euchre
Mitchell-Blackshear
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