Mrs Frank Speight Hosts Coca Cola Party for Susan Mitchell
Mrs. Frank Speight and Mrs. Doris Mitchell entertained Thursday afternoon with a coca cola party in honor of Miss Susan Mitchell whose marriage to John Ausley of Tallahassee will take place next Wednesday night at the Methodist church. The party at 107 N Madison featured pink roses and Shasta daisies, with Mrs James Burch pouring and sandwiches served. Guests included Winnette Turner Hariet Clemens Mary Vann Lillian Schwencke Betty Pringle Barbara Turner Doris Hasty Juanita Connolly Mary Julia Atkinson Jean Beutell Mary Hawthorne Mrs Osgood Cook Ann Flowers Betty Callahan Mildred Dickey Barbara Holder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Speight
Doris Mitchell
Susan Mitchell
John Ausley
Tallahassee
Winnette Turner
Hariet Clemens
Mary Vann
Lillian Schwencke
Betty Pringle
Barbara Turner
Doris Hasty
Juanita Connolly
Mary Julia Atkinson
Jean Beutell
Mary Hawthorne
Mrs. Osgood Cook
Ann’ Flowers
Betty Callahan
Mildred Dickey
Barbara Holder
Durden and Hall Tie in Monticello Florida
Announcement recalls the marriage of Ped Durden and Catherine Hall in Monticello on June 16. The bride, formerly of Cairo, lived with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hall and has resided in Thomasville for four months. The groom, son of Mr. W. S. Durden of Swainsboro, has lived in Thomasville for several years and works with Georgia Stages Inc. Friends of the couple in Thomasville and surrounding areas note the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ped Durden
Catherine Hall
Monticello
Fla
Durden
W. C. Hall
Cairo
Thomasville
W. S. Durden
Swainspore
Georgia Stages Inc
Nazarene Revival Continues Through Sunday Night
The Church of the Nazarene hosts revival services led by Rev Mason Lee with singing by Rev Amos Eby for twelve days. Attendance is expected to be large with plans to handle crowds during the final Sunday sessions. no Saturday morning service but a 7:15 evening service, plus a 3 PM Sunday service and the usual morning and evening worships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
Mason Lee
Amos T. Eby
Old Newspapers for Sale at Times Enterprise Office
Advertising note announces sale of old newspapers at Times Enterprise Office. Bundles offered by Three Bundies Inc with special pricing for large quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Enterprise
Bundies Inc
Junior Chamber to Meet at Plaza Cafe Tonight
Members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce will assemble at eight o'clock tonight at the Plaza Cafe Blue Room for the regular mostly membership Dutch supper meeting and will hear committee reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Plaza Cafe
Eastern Star
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Hattie May Tucker
Claudia May Singletary
Army and Navy Supply List Available at Chamber
Secretary Dewey Norwood of the Thomasville Chamber of Commerce announced today that a list of all merchandise supplies etc wanted by the procurement department of the U S Army and Navy is now available at the local chamber of commerce offices for inspection by those interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army and Navy
Chamber of Commerce
Dewey Norwood
Thomasville Chamber of Commerce
Procurement Department
U. S. Army and Navy
State quotas for July compared with June figures
The record lists July quotas alongside June figures for Georgia and Alabama. Georgia shows 21,500 and 5,70, while Alabama lists 23,800 and 31,952. The data compares regional quotas across two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Alabama
Modern Grocery Store Showcases Parking and Refinements
Reader notes recall Rogers store as a modern, heavily parked establishment with new marketing ideas and clean methods. Mentions include Colonial Stores parking emphasis, local capital, and the shift from old time grocers to large, display driven venues. Also touches on government registration of births and various dissociated notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Super
Rogers Place
Rogers
German Claims Americans Aided British Secret Service
Berlin reports an official assertion that U S consular staff in Germany gathered data for the British secret service. The German note demanded the closure of U S consulates in Germany and seven occupied European nations by July 15, citing dozens of cases where information was reportedly sent to a central Washington office for Britain. Leland B. Morris commented on strained relations at the foreign office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
United States
Secret Service
Washington
Britain
Leland B. Morris
Foreign Office
Legion Leaders Rally Boys to Gather Aluminum Ware
A large group of youths attended an American Legion meeting at the YMCA to support a defense program. Harvey Chastain outlined the drive to collect old and used aluminum ware for manufacturing and shipment to its destination. prizes were promised for top collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion
Harvey Chastain
Iuther
Wildlife Federation Meeting Tonight at Myrtle Wood Camp
Dr W C Holloway principal of the federation and president of Thomas County Game and Fish Club calls a meeting at eight o clock tonight at Myrtle Wood Plantation lower Cairo road. A gate attendant will direct attendees to Cleveland Part camp for a Dutch supper and discussion on Georgia game and fish resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaeorgia
Georgiaf
Wildlife Federation
W. C. Halloway
Biante
Thomas Géunty Game and Fish Club
I. C. Balfour, Jr
Myrtle -Wood Plantation
Cairo Road
Paide
Masury
Cleveland
Holloway
Game and Fish’ Club
Game and Fish Club
Soviet Russia Says It Stands Ready to Repel Invasion
Izvestia declares the enemy will not cross the Soviet frontier and Russia will answer blow for blow. Intensive Red Army training continues across the union as border units patrol on foot, horseback, camels, and even reindeer to guard vast frontiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Russia
Izvestia
Red Army
Sovre Union
NKVD
State Police
Soviet Union
Wholesale and Retail Prices Rise in May and June
The Atlanta Fed reports wholesale and retail prices advanced in May and the first half of June as industrial activity increased across the Southeast. Distribution to consumers rose, with the seasonally adjusted index at 149 percent of the 1935-39 average, up from 140 in April and 143 in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Federal Reserve District
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Tennessee
Louisiana
Mississippi
Kasike
Porter of Colum b Honored at Coca Cola Party
Porter of Columbus was feted at a Coca-Cola party hosted by her sister Lee Neel Jr at Glenwood on Thursday morning. The home was decorated with summer flowers and refreshments were served to guests invited to meet the former Thomasville resident. Porter is visiting her mother on Dawson Street with many local attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airs Porter
Columb
Lee Neel, Jr
Glenwood
Thomasville
Porter
Charles Mcvock
Dawson Street
M. Cooper
H. M. Huckadee
Wm. Searcy
Frank Forrester
W. W. Alexander
Lawson Neel
Richard T. Gillspie
Amos Kindred
Frehberg
W. W. Gravely
Floyd Searcy
Randolph, Jones
Heeth Varnedee
Frances Phillips
Mrs H M Moore Hosts Luncheon for Miss Bailey and Miss Mitchell
Mrs H M Moore entertained at her Remington avenue home for Miss Susan Mitchell and Miss Josephine Bailey. Guests included Mrs Alen Crawford Mrs Albert Tuck Mrs Araminata Bailey Mrs Frank Mitchell and several other friends with luncheon served at four card tables in the dining and living rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Mitchell
Josephine’ Bailey
H. M. Moore
Remington Avenue
Alen Crawford
Albert Tuck
Araminata Bailey
Frank Mitchell
Lillian Schwendhs
Mary, Vann
Betty Pringle
Constance Balfour
Harriet Clements
Barbara Turner
Sara Renfree
Doris Hasty
Winnette Turner
Jean Beutell
Thomasville Scouts Attend Orchard Pond Camp
Suwannee River Council of Boy Scouts hosts its annual camp at Orchard Pond through July 13. A large Thomasville group participates this week, including Ralph Smith Aubrey Sentenary Shelton Chastain Forest Knapp Jr Watt Jeffries Hugh Linton Dwight Linton Gus Watt Worth Upchurch Leon Neel Jack Smith Jimmie Pringle Nat Williams Jr Granvil Hough and David Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suwannee
River Council of Boy Scouts
Orchard Pond
Thomasville
Ralph Smith
Aubrey Singletary
Shelton Chastain
Forest Knapp, Jr
Watt Jeffries
Hugh Linton
Dwight Linton
Gus Watt
Worth Upchurch
Leon Neel
Jack Smith
Jimmie Pringle
Nat Williams, Jr
Granvil Hough
David Smith
Talmadge asks resignations of three regents
Atlanta June 20 AP Gov Eugene Talmadge demands the resignations of three State Board of Regents members including Chairman Sandy Beaver of Gainesville. He cites a 1937 law limiting alumni on the board and notes ten alumni on the current board. Bell Hunter and Miller Bell resignations follow with statements of no comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
State Board of Regents
Sandy Beaver
Gainesville
Board of Regents
Beaver
Ormonde Hunter
Savannah
Miller Bell
Milledge
Bell
Hunter
Cocking
Talmadge
Overnor
General Assembly
University of Georgia
Senate
Regents Named by Governor Alumni of Georgia Listed
In addition to those three, regents listed by the governor as alumni of Georgia were himself, John J. Cummings of Donalsonville, W. S. Morris of Augusta, George C. Woodruff of Columbus, Lucien P. Goodrich of Griffin, Clark Howell of Atlanta, Julian Strickland Jr. of Valdosta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
John J. Cummings
Donalsonville
W. S. Morris
Augusta
George C. Woodruff
Columbus
Lucien P. Goodrich
Griffin
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America
Sethe
Buckaroos
Metro News
William Boyd
Bob Steele
Dr. Satan
Wallace Beery
Wyoming
Park
WPA
Work Projects ‘Administration
Russell Griner
Public Accountant
Neel Bldg
KOTEX
Ee Ee Tni Wieret
Estate Sho Inc
W. Jackson
N. Madison
Jackson St
Durden-Hall
Nazarene Revival
Jaycee
T. A. Futch Howe, CO. Eno
Sam
Judy Donovan
Rascal
Matilda Aks
Gene Talmadge
Ricymles
Cowden Auto
Myrtle Wood Camp
Russia
Mrs. Lee Meel, Jr
Chesirs Porter
Mrs. H. M. Moore
Miss Bailey
Miss Mitchell
Thomasville Boy Scouts
Jantzen
Peachtree Road
N. E
Singletary
Singletary Guernsey Farm
Golden Guernsey Mill
Thomasville, Ga
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