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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1925
Page
1
A collage of quips and observations covers politics taxes and culture. Notes on hospital memberships church tomorrow and local lines show how daily life mingles with humor. References include a crank case readiness, tax payments, and pop culture figures like Jackie Coogan and Bill Fox.
The John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital trustees issue formal invitations for a June 30 dedication in Thomasville at 11 a.m. on hospital grounds. E. R. Jerger will present the hospital on behalf of Archbold. H. I. Hopkins will give the acceptance speech. The event marks a celebrated addition to the South, with praise for Archbold and the hospital’s equipment. The piece also comments on coinage honoring Confederate leaders and regional reactions.
A Wilson Memorial Highway Association forms to back a Georgia corridor from Augusta through Waycross and Thomasville to the Alabama line. Delegates from Quitman and Valdosta towns support the plan, expecting it to be a major regional asset despite the many operational questions raised.
The editor rails against Methodist unification stirring bitterness among factions. Editorials from Jackson Progress Argus and Dalton Citizen condemn distrust between northern and southern Methodists and warn the struggle weakens Christian unity and public perception.
Dr S W McCallie state geologist states Georgia 1923 mineral production estimated at 15 681 493 dollars with brick and tile leading at 5 733 768 dollars. In 1924 cotton and cotton seed topped values at 130 350 000 dollars, with corn second at 56 227 360 dollars.
Passenger train times listed for A B A R, Atlantic Coast Line and connections at Thomasville stations. Times reflect Eastern Standard at Thomasville and Central Standard westward, with notes on daily versus Sunday runs and station contact.
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