Legion blocks council to stop Sunday charity movie
East Point Georgia June 22 The American Legion obtained a temporary injunction to prevent the city council from closing a charity Sunday movie show. Police Chief J W Miller and three patrolmen arrived to enforce the order but were met by Legion members presenting the injunction signed by Superior Judge Hugh M Dorsey of Atlanta.
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Legion Blocks Council
East Point
The
American Legion
Councilmanic
J. W. Miller
East Point Post No. 51
Hugh M. Dorsey
Atlanta
District Democratic Committee to Meet at Moultrie Tuesday
The second district democratic executive committee will meet here tomorrow at noon to fix rules for the congressional primary. Old street cars are reused by Savannah Beach residents as summer homes with two porches and three rooms in each car.
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Moultrie
Democratic Executive Committee
Savannah Beach
Beach
Half Georgia Melon Shipments Move From Thomas County
About 100 carloads of watermelons from Thomas County are moving to markets as Georgia’s crop remains short yet high in quality. Prices are strong with 32 to 36 pound melons at about 200 per car, though cooler northern markets may dampen demand in coming days.
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Georgia
Thomas County
BE. W. Barwick
Thomas
St. Louis
Tobacco outlook brightens for Georgia crop says Pelham director
J D Rogers of Pelham, a director of the Georgia-Florida Tobacco Association, notes favorable weather and tobacco growing area conditions point to what may be the largest Georgia bright leaf crop ever. Also, C J Griffin of Rogers South Broad store wins honors for greatest April May business increase among 450 Rogers stores.
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J. D. Rogers
Pelham
Cairo
J R
Georgia-Florida Tobacco Association
Georgia
Cr. J. Griffin
Rogers S
C. J. Griffin
Rogers South
Herbert Davis Faces Federal Charges In Albany
Herbert Davis of Thomasville bound over to the U S district court at a commitment hearing in Albany on possession of stolen interstate goods. Bond set at 1000 but he failed to post it and was jailed. the case involves candy from Powell Candy Mfg Co and theft from the L S & L Transportation Co. witnesses testified for the government.
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Albany
Herbert Davis
Thomasville
United States District Court
T. H. Milner
United States
Dougherty County
Davis
Gordo Davis
Thomas County
Powell Candy Manufacturing Company
L. C. Claveurn, Jr
Camden
Stoen
Xs. & L. Transportation Company
Freddie Bartholmew
David Copperfield
Imade
Warminister
Wiltshire
England
Selznick International
Little Lord Fauntleboy
Dolores Costello Barrymore
Dearest
Freddie
London
Myllicent Bartholmew
Hollywood
New York
Miss Bartholomew
David Q. Selznick
Copperfied
David Copperfied
Greta Garbo
Victor McLagren
Lord Fauntleroy
Selznick
United Artists
California
Murphay
Judge Earle
Earle
Frank Forester
M. L. Cook
J. W. Kemp
J. L. Brinsos
J. W. Nelms
Willie Franklin Ford
M. N. Wertz
Joe Smith
Annual All Kiwanis Night Meeting at Legion Home
Thomasville Kiwanis Club members meet at the Legion Home on North Broad Street for All Kiwanis Night with clubs across the U S and Canada joining at nine o clock. An program is prepared by Past President Gravely and visiting Kiwanis are welcomed.
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Legion Home
Thomasville Kiwanis Club
North Broad Street
Kiwanis Clubs
United States
Canada
Gravely
Kiwanis
H. L. Teats
Sect
Community urged to fund Georgia State Farmers Market expenses
The Georgia State Farmers Market committee, backed by the Chamber of Commerce, seeks five hundred dollars to cover opening and operation costs since May first. They will visit local businesses for voluntary contributions, noting the market has brought thousands into the city and county and that no state funds were provided. The committee emphasizes wide community participation to ease the burden and support the market’s ongoing benefits.
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W. H. Braswell
Meigs Lodge No
A. M. Meigs
Georgia
Braswell
Masons
Brother Braswell
Masonic Lodge
Roy Segler
J. & Warren
Jas. N. Isler
Chamber of Commerce
Georgia State
May
Bell From Old Methodist Church Sold to Negro Baptist Group
In Tuscumbia Alabama the old Methodist church bell was sold to a black Baptist congregation. The bell was recast and installed after a baptismal ceremony reflecting the transfer of the bell to the new congregation.
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Tuscumbia
Ala
Homecoming Celebration At Church Besieged By Plans
T J Barnett announces a homecoming event at the church with details on the celebration. The notice outlines the gathering, inviting parishioners and neighbors to attend during the specified time.
Madison tragedy as mother kills children then dies
A deranged mother in Madison, Maine, killed her twin sons Robert and Edward both four years old and Norman two before shooting herself. Sheriff Martin J. Gallant said Annie EB Jones, 32, led the children to a remote oat field blindfolded them and tied the twins before fatally shooting them then took her own life.
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Madison
UPA
Martin J. Gallant
Annie EB. Jones
Robert
Edward
Norman
Gallant
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