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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1928
Page
7
Warshaw's Sixteenth Anniversary Sale will begin Friday morning June 22 and run ten days. The store will be closed tomorrow for sale preparations.
Richmond Virginia June 20 With unofficial tabulations showing about one third of the vote on five proposed amendments to the Virginia constitution it appears Governor Harry F Byrds reform program has been ratified The omnibus amendment would revise the constitution affecting voters composition and courts compensation and rights while other proposals would enshrine taxation segregation and shorten the ballot by giving the governor appointment power for state treasurer agriculture commissioner and superintendent of public instruction subject to general assembly confirmation
Savannah Georgia June 20 Burns received Monday caused the death today of Jack Gardner. Varying reports said he attempted to start a fire with gasoline or was working beneath an automobile when an explosion occurred. Efforts were made to locate relatives of Gardner believed to have come from Macon.
The report cites rising losses from bad checks by banks in 1927 and into 1928. Wallace M. Davis of Citizens Union National Bank Louisville claims more informed scrutiny could have prevented many losses and notes forged checks pose detection challenges.
Bethlehem Commandery holds regular conclave Thursday at 8:30 with Red Cross Degree work. Commander Pidcock and Recorder Jerger urge attendance. Thomasville Chapter 46 E S will meet Friday at 8:30 in the Masonic Temple with W M Mrs Lillie Milton and Sec Mrs Rose L Yates listed.
Funeral services for the late Mr. Charles R. Griffin were conducted at his West Jackson Street home with Revs. Callaway and Woodson presiding. Interment followed at Laurel Hill cemetery in the family lot as friends and neighbors offered condolences.
Mr. Harry Burk, until recently employed by me, is no longer an employee at my upholstery shop and has no authority to solicit or accept orders in my name. He is in no way connected with my business. Signed CHAS KIVLER, Thomasville, Ga.
Thomasville teams travel to Valdosta for golf at three and baseball at four. Fans may join if the weather stays fair, with no storm signals expected. Death of Mrs. B H Golden.
The Campbell Association Womans Missionary Union holds its second quarterly rally at Meigs on June 29 1928 starting 10:00 Eastern Time with devotional by Mrs T C Bever ly and sessions on mission methods literacy and Margaret Fund The afternoon features music and further talks including Miss Evelyn Lewis and Reba Pinson. MRS WM DAVIS Superintendent. Also notes B Y P U officers elected Ochlocknee Church.
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