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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1933

Page

5

Schoolteacher Bonded on Beating Boy at School

Winston-Salem New Jersey June 21 The principal Theodore Rondthaler of Clemmons public school last year is free on a 500 bond after indictment on assault with a deadly weapon for spanking pupil Edgar Lashmit 13 in seven classrooms in one morning as a lesson to pupils The incident drew on the county grand jury testimony from Edgar Lashmit's father Lee Lashmit.

Winston-Salem N. J Theodore Rondthaler Clemmons Liberty Lee Lashmit Edgar Randthaler

Navy plans to spend 86 million on ship construction in 1934

Acting Secretary Henry L. Roosevelt announced the navy intends to spend 86 million dollars on ship construction for the 1934 fiscal year starting July 1. The navy has allocated two 1,400 ton submarines for construction at Portsmouth New Hampshire and awarded a gunboat to both New York and Charleston navy yards.

NAVY Washington Henry L. Roosevelt Portsmouth N. H Navy Yard Navy Yards New York Charleston 8. C. Navy Yard

Scratching Incident Involving Student On School Bus

A school bus altercation leaves a student with a name scratched into the vehicle surface. Rondtha'er, son of Dr. Howard Rondthaler, president of Salem College, is identified in connection with the incident.

Rondtha'er Is A Son Howard Rondthaler Salem College

Sermons and marriage notes amid revival at First Baptist

Dr. W. H. Faust delivered a strong revival sermon in Atlanta at the First Baptist Church on the text While thy servant was busy here and there he was gone. Morning service preached on Breaking the Alabaster Boxes with a large audience. Personal Workers Conference held nightly with Dr. Cochran directing. Mrs Enolia Ellen Wright announces the marriage of Myrtle Enolia Loyd to Thomas Reid Wertz on June 18 1933 in Jacksonville Florida. Wertz formerly lived in Thomasville and will reside at 423 B Sixth Street Jacksonville.

W. H. Faust Atlanta First Baptist Church Faust P. S. Rowland Lee Kelly J. d. Harris Men's Evangelistic Club West Jackson Street W. B. Cochran Baraca Thomas Reid Wertz Jacksonville Florida Thomasville Wertz M. N. Wertz Georgia Tech Jacksonville Supply Co Wright Georgia

Methodist Adult Institute to Meet at Camilla Church

A church gathering at Camilla Methodist Episcopal Church will be held Sunday afternoon June 25 at three. Rev. Tyson and Rev. Cook will lead sessions with many local leaders in education and Sunday School work. The program includes group discussions, devotional time, and a closing fellowship.

Camilla the Methodist Episcopal Church Camilla Church F. L. Lewis I. P. Tyson Carl Smith Albany J. C. Moore Bethany J. B. Akridge Antioch J. R. Miller Baconton O. P. Pye Trinity Home Department Ashley Sasser Meigs, Ga Oy Local Board of Christian Education J. C. Wilson Camilla, Ga J. D. Gardne Reese Griffin Albany Ga John Sharp Pelham Joseph Cook Thomasville George Neel R. G. McDonald J. H. Parham

Mrs Theo Clark Improving After Monticello Auto Crash

Reports from Archbold Memorial Hospital say Mrs Theo Clark of Monticello improved enough to be moved home this afternoon after head injuries. Miss Viola Cox, also in the wreck on the Monticello highway, remains hospitalized with a broken arm and other injuries.

Archbold Memorial Hospital Theo. Clark Monticello Viola Cox Thomasville Clarke

Windstorm damages homes near Boston in Brooks county

Reports from Pidcock describe a twenty minute windstorm that unroofed two or three houses and a store building, followed by heavy rain. No injuries reported and only some of the community’s best property affected. Roofing materials were rushed to replace losses. A bizarre “Persimmon Buck” insect was shown to the Times-Enterprise office by F Crumity after being found on a local plantation.

Pidcock Brooks County Boston Times-Enterprise Office F. Crumity Here

Stolen 1927 Ford Touring From East Washington Church Lot

Walter Dixon reported a 1927 Model T Ford touring car stolen from the church parking area on East Washington Street near the First Baptist Church after revival services. The black car had a spare tire on the fender and a oversized steering wheel with Georgia license tag 75101 D and motor number 103750290. police and sheriff's officers are pursuing leads.

Walter Dixon First Baptist Church East Washington Street Dixon

Teachers with their preachers in Camilla Ga for particulars

Readers in Camilla Georgia are asked to contact Y Y for further particulars regarding teachers and their preachers.

P. ¥. Y. Camilla Ga. Beeys

Pavement case to be concluded this afternoon

City of Thomasville v American Surety Company resumes in City Court with evidence entered this morning. Attorneys Andrews and Titus present for city and defendant as Judge Roscoe Luke prepares to charge jurors. Engineers Smith and Weideman testify on contract and bond scope, while Hickits argues sidewalks and curb coverage were excluded.

Thomasville American Surety Company Andrews Titus Roscoe Luke Jack Smith Weideman Atlanta Robert & Co

Division meeting of all clubs of the district at Albany

All clubs in the district meet in Albany Thursday with a barbecue at 7 30 pm at the American Legion Country Club grounds. Cars depart from the post office corner and court house square around 5 30 pm. Members urged to bring wives to boost attendance at the Albany gathering replacing the usual Friday luncheon.

Albany American Legion Country Club Court House Square

Heir to Spanish Throne Marries Commoner in Lausanne

Alfonso Bourbon junior former prince of the Asturias and heir to the Spanish throne weds Edelmira Ignacia Adriana Sampedro in Lausanne city hall defying his parents. He relinquishes future throne rights while the Cuban bride, a year older, is described as the daughter of a wealthy merchant. The ceremony drew a crowd despite rain as the couple appeared with modest attire.

Lausanne Switzerland Alfonso Bourbon Asturias Edelmira Ignacia Adriana Sampedro Cavadonga Alfonso XIII Fontainebleau France City Hall Square

Royal Disapproval Clouds Spanish Love Match at Municipal Hall

A bride and groom wed at the municipal building while royal disapproval looms. The bride’s mother and sisters attend with a small party as Auguste Margot officiates with a secretary. Duke Manuel Almadova and Sen orita Vivien Conill Y Hidalgo stand as witnesses amid monarchist regrets and mixed signals from the former queen.

Lst Manuel Almadova

Lookouts Defeat New Orleans to Sweep Series in Atlanta

Atlanta June 21 Chattanooga Lookouts won 4 to 2 over New Orleans to sweep their two game series. Memphis Southern Association leader defeated Atlanta 1 to 0 in the other game.

Atlanta Chattanooga Lookouts New Orleans Memphis

Search Under Way For Overdue Spanish Fliers

A nationwide search continues for Capt. Mariano Barberan and Lieut. Joaquin Conar of Spain, missing since their plane The Four Winds left Havana for Mexico City. They were sighted near Villa Hermosa in Tabasco about ten hours earlier, amid reports storms may have forced a crash in a sparsely settled region.

Mexico D. P Mariano Barberan Joaquin Conar Cuba Villa Hermosa Tabasco Havana

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Woodburry’s Inman Drug CO South Broad St Westinghouse Thomasville Hardware Broad St South Broad Street Cee North R. R Clyde-Mallory Lines W. A. O’brien Cayleeton S. C W. B. Clements Fla Morris. Rosenberg P. S Charlie Ruggles Lionel Atwill Kathleen Burke Randolph Scott Ruggies Mickey Mouse Zasu Pitts Thelma Todd DR. Faust Wertz-Wright Enolia Ellen Wright Myrtle Enolia Loyd Adult Institute Methodist Methodist Church Osgood Cook J. R. Pinson Thomas Watermelons Greenwood Plantation City Fruit Co Watt's Corner Mr. McKinnon F. B. Harris Co Near Baptist Church City H. Feinberg Mrs Edward Goldberg South Broad Goldberg Kiwanis Sea Fooda Plaza Cafe Princess Roosevelt OMA Auguste Margot Lookouts Rock Springs Lower Cairo Road John Dixon E. Jackson Ivan Stegall A. Futch Howe. Co., Inc
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