Thomasville City Court Opens June Term
The June term of the city Court of Thomasville opened with Judge Parle presiding. Trials began with two Negroes charged with stealing wine. both were found not guilty and costs ordered paid by the prosecutor in the first case. Willie Duncan was also found not guilty after insufficient witnesses. The afternoon session included LeRoy Cooper charged in an alleged effort to thwart law enforcement.
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Thomasville
Parle
George Wilson
Olen Sampson
Willie Duncan
Roy Smith
Wilson
Earle
Duncan
Smith
LeRoy Cooper
D. Roy Hay
Openings in 29th Infantry at Fort Benning Georgia
The local Army recruiting station announces a few openings in the 29th Infantry stationed at Fort Benning Georgia. Qualified candidates must be white, 18 to 32, single with no dependents, able to read and write, of good character, with no police record, and physically sound. Recruit office is Room 224, Post Office Building, Thomasville.
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29Th Infantry
Benining
Army
Fort Benning
Georgia
Infantry Schoo
United States
Paul, Dever
14Th Infantry
Fort
Davis
Fort Clayton
Panama Canal Zone
Thomasville
Presbyterian Men’s Club Meeting Tuesday Evening
The Men's Club of the Presbyterian Church will meet tomorrow evening in the Sunday School rooms at seven o'clock. All men of the church and congregation are invited. Rev. Mack Athory of the Methodist church will be the guest speaker.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Mack Aithory
Methodist Church
Rev Harvey Wages to Preach at Enon Baptist Church
Rev Harvey Wages will preach at Enon Baptist Church next Sunday at 11 30 a m and 8 30 p m The morning sermon titled Redemption How What and Why The evening subject City of Refuge The public is cordially invited
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Harvey
Wages
Enon
Enon Baptist Church
City of Refuge
Paul Barclay Seeks Reelect County Commissioner Post
In a Thomasville district political announcement Paul Barcly declares candidacy for Thomas County Commissioner to succeed himself. He appeals for support in the white primary and promises to continue serving if re-elected.
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Thomasville
Thomas County
Paul Bbarcy
After Rain At Camp Frances Delights And Dance Of Scouts
Camp notes describe a cheerful week at Camp Frances with a weiner roast, singing around the campfire, and a Scout Own program led by the Redwings and Hummingbirds. Patrol Leaders were elected, and an overnight hike to Star Gate excites the campers. Pappy the camp mascot entertains, while the Nature Class watches Caroline Wren build a new nest.
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Mrrs
Pace
Ernest Wahl
Good Samaritan
Moses
Cabin Three
Edith Canady
Charlotte Alexander
O-Wills
Cabin Two
Jane Wise
Sally Harrell
Cabin
Emily Mitchell
Hummingbirds
Frances Burdette
Redwings
Caroline Wren
New Nest
Melon Shipping Season In Full Swing This Week
Thomas County Georgia accelerates melon shipping with 200 carloads moved since opening. Prices range from 80 to 200 dollars per car based on melon size quality and variety. Buyers establish hotel headquarters and railroads aid shipments as telegraph offices bustle with activity.
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Thomas County
John Barlie, Jr
Georgia
New Army Reserve Created by Act of Congress
The U S Army Recruiting Station in Thomasville announces a new regular army reserve of 75 000 men as authorized by the 75th Congress. Eligible are unmarried ex regulars under 36 recently discharged, with pay and conditions outlined, to bolster readiness for war or emergencies.
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U. S. Army
Thomasville
Steen Regular Army
Regular Army
Softball League Sets Tuesday Practice Game
A practice game is slated at the East Side athletic field for Tuesday at 6 30 p m The recently organized city league already formed three teams and a fourth is in the works The league season begins Friday afternoon this week.
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East Side Athletic Field
Negroes Plan Mass Meeting Against Communism Here
A city wide mass meeting is set for eight o clock tonight at First African Baptist Church corner West Calhoun and Monroe by the American Loyalty League to oppose Communism among southern blacks The group organized in Mobile Alabama and has many endorsements from Alabama Georgia chambers of commerce The event features white speakers including Mayor Powell and others with Rev J S Brookens of the league and local black preachers among the program leaders.
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First African Baptist Church
Calhoun and
Monroe Streets
American Loyalty League
Mobile
Ala
Hay
Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
Alabama
Georgia
South
J. S. Brookens
League
Powell
Hughes
Thomasville
First Baptist Revival Draws Large Attendance
Revival services at First Baptist Church attract strong turnout with both morning and evening crowds. Dr. Fredrick S. Porter preaches on Jesus as final answer to divine nature and future life, while music director Stanley Armstrong presents notable solos and the choir performs selections. Night prayer and youth meetings precede 8:30 pm sermons as the weeklong meetings continue.
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First Baptist Church
Fredrick S. Porter
Jesus
God
Porter
Thomas
Lord
Stanley Armstrong
Galilee
Armstrong
Wedding Invitations and Card Printing by Times Enterprise Co
Local Legionnaires from Thomasville Post No. 31 plan to attend the American Legion state convention in Waycross this week. Delegates from the Legion Auxiliary include Mrs. P. I. Dixon Mrs. J. J. Gainey and Mrs Jim Clark. Arthur A. Clark formerly of this city will join the delegation in Waycross.
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Harvey L. Chastaia
J. J. Gainey
Hoyt Wimpy
Henry Moore
Jim Clark
T. L. Spence
Thomasville
American Legion
Waycross
P. I. Dixon
Legion Auxiliary
Arthur A. Clark
Savannah
Baseball Game Tonight If Weather Clears
Thom asville baseball club officials said the Orioles will face the Tallahessee Capitals at 8:30 this evening barring more rain. If postponed, two games are set for tomorrow with 4 PM and 8:30 PM starts.
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Municipal Stadium
Thomasville Baseball Club
Orioles
Tallahessee Capitals
Hunley and Blair Married in Cairo Ceremony
Carlton Hunley and Marie Blair wed Saturday evening in Cairo at the Methodist Church with Rev. Leland Moore officiating. The couple, long known in Thomasville, will reside at Greenwood Plantation where Hunley holds a position. witnesses included Mr and Mrs J L Clarke.
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Hunley-Blair
Carlton Hunley
Marie Blair
Cairo
Leland Moore
J. L. Clarke
Thomasville
Hunley
Card of Thanks from Anniz Hurst for support during illness and death
Miss Anniz Hurst expresses gratitude for kindness sympathy and floral offerings received during her brother s illness and death.
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Anniz Hurst
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Ritz Brothers
Charlie Mene
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Kenny Baker
Cartoon’and
Fox News
Times-Enterprise
Thomasville Plumbing ‘& Heating Co
W. Jackson Street
F. Baum
Mgr
Newport
Fla
State Board of Health
Adv
W. B. Walters
P. O
Wakulla, Fla
Harris
W. Jackson St
Thomas Drug Store
Rexait
EOCAL
U. S. Department OF Agricus
Ture
Weather Bureau
Findgicles
City Fruit CO
Camp Frances
Star Pasture
Star Gate
Betty
Cam
Pappy
Melon Shipping
Gulf OF Opening
Port St. Joe, Fla
Schicols
Army Reserve
Congress
First Baptist
Times-Enterprise CO
Teverman' S the Department Store OF Quality S
Times Enterprise CO
Southwest Georgia
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