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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1929
Page
4
Sydney reports a noted doctor asserts a calculated link between tuberculosis decline and cancer rise in Britain. Dr T Cherry's 80 year review through 1925 and 1927 laboratory work suggests tuberculosis predisposes to cancer after relapse.
Eastern clear channel schedule lists WJZ WIZ WEAF and others with hourly programs from 5:00 pm to 11:15 pm. Multiple stations like WBZ KDKA KYW WLW and WRVA offer music talks and dance programs, with organ recitals news and feature hours through night.
NEW SHILOH & DILLON Miss Vinda Turner of Clearwater stayed with her grandmother Mrs. T. G. Smith. Johnnie Hough on Sea Island spent the weekend with family in Dillon. Mrs. N. G. Hough is very sick. Farmers begin shipping watermelons and planting tobacco. N. M. Beckham has gathered three barns of tobacco. J. W. Duren visited Atlanta and his daughter in hospital. Clyde Duren returns from Lakeland. J. & Knapp attended Bessie Tift College commencement. Nina Jordan attends summer school and will teach in Dillon. Rev. J. Gorham Garrison preached at New Shiloh. Cedar Hill neighbors attended church. dry weather hurts crops. a soaking rain is hoped. Families spent Thursday river fishing and picnicking. Ed Geick of Panhandle college serves as mayor of Goodwell.
The 40 foot launch No. 10 090 formerly built for the Mayflower and used by Presidents from Harding to Hoover was taken on a cruise down the Potomac from the Washington navy yards with Mrs. Herbert Hoover aboard. The luxe craft carries 37 people, has a duralumin after cabin, hand carved leather seats, silver plating and was designed in the navy yards New York. Its sister No. 10 091 will serve the battle fleet commander but lacks the same luxurious outfitting.
A large turnout attended services at Barnetts Creek church last Sunday. Local residents from Thomasville and Cairo visited relatives here, including the Colvin and Cox families. Several families spent Sunday with kin, and a group traveled to a ball game in Whigham Saturday afternoon.
Rain came at a critical time helping local crops and boosting production. Several residents are serving as jurors in Thomasville this week. Social visits included Minnie Ellington of Coolidge at J. W. Megahee's home and Lois Chastain of Ochlocknee staying with J. D. Chastain.
Social visits note Miss Hazel Moncrief and Miss Louise Moncrief guests of the Megahees. Lucile Crosby visits Ethelle Jones. Mrs Elisha Carlton returns from Smithwick visit near Murphy. Mrs Heneritta Mitchell of Columbus visits the Banister household. Eastern Time schedule lists Thomasville to Moultrie Tug ton Cairo Bainbridge with departure times 8 45 am 11 00 am and 8 00 pm plus 9 15 am and 6 15 pm.
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