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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1938

Page

7

Newport Opens The Ole Swimmin Hole

Newport Florida opens The Ole Swimmin Hole with clean cottages water lights sulphur water bathing fish dinners picnic tables and party rates. Come for a day or week with family. Approved by State Board of Health. W B Walters prop Wakulla Fla.

Newport Fla State Board of Health W. B. Walters P. O. Wakulla

Revival services continue at First Baptist with Porter preaching

Dr. Fred Porter of Columbus leads revival at First Baptist Church on today’s 7:46 AM session titled Priceless Presents from Penniless People. He cites the lame man at the temple and Peter and John as examples of gifts beyond money. Tonight he speaks on The Great Invitation as Mr. Armstrong recovers his voice. Terrace Tea House offers a special two course cold supper from 6 to 8:30 PM.

First Baptist Church Fred 8. Porter Columbus Stanley Armatrong Memphis Porter Temple Peter and John Jesus Christ Armstrong Terrace Tea House

Last in a series on religions speaker at Y.M.C.A.

Anthony E. Landau of Alba spoke at the Y.M.C.A. meeting on religious development, tracing beliefs from ancient times to modern Judaism and Christianity. He emphasized peace, the verse “Thou shalt love Thy God,” and the Jews’ perseverance amid persecution, while noting contemporary threats and calls for unity.

Amare Club Y. M Alexan Ana My Anthony E. L. Landau Albaer Nat Landau Spea Relisa Gion Adaress Moses Maerhand Tribe of Straat Hitlera nMcCall L. Steyerman Dr. Gilliespie Mace Anthony Rotamceton Emory Bainbridge Inston Tampa Worthvriett Irch A. B. Keyit McCracksonville Mel Goody Alexa Trumanience Mac McGrew Rotary San Francisco Hmerick Dan

Bees Inside Rotted Oak Found During Tree Felling in Front of Court House

Workers removing two large oaks for a new service station on North Madison Street uncover a rotted hollow tree trunk and a honey filled bees nest. Bees swarmed briefly but were not disturbed and the site owner plans a modern auto service station on the Lot once leased by an oil company.

Madison Street West Washington Court House Water and Light Department Street Department A. P.taylor R. G. Fleetwood

Two Drinks for One at the Economy Drug Store

The Economy Drug Store unveils a new modern Liquid Carbonic soda fount to be used Thursday and Friday with a buy one get one offer on all drinks and ice cream. A soda booth setup speeds service and light lunches will be served. A Cigarette Special is advertised for opening day and Dr. H. M. Melton invites everyone to visit tomorrow and Friday to enjoy the deals as the store grows.

Thomasville H. M. Melton

VanLandingham Jackson Wedding in Thomasville Community

Miss Geraldine Jackson and Mr Leo VanLandingham wed at three yesterday on the Monticello Road near the city. Rev Mack Anthony performed the ceremony for immediate family witnesses. The bride wore powder blue romaine with white accessories and a corsage of white robes and baby breath. They honeymoon ten days then reside at Neel Apartments Park Avenue. The couple hail from prominent local families and have strong ties to Thomasville High and the Grady county area.

VanLandingham- Jackson Thomasville Geraldine Jackson Leo VanLandingham R. Luther Jackson Monticello Road Mack Anthony Methodist Church Mra van Landingham Georgia North Carolina Neel Apartments Park Avenue R.L. Jackson Thomas County A. H. van Landingham Grady County

Water Carnival at Camp Frances Draws National Visitor

Camp Frances reports Miss Helen Oppenlander, the regional director, will visit tonight for a Water Carnival at 4 30 PM. The camp lists a detailed Water Circus lineup with Announcer Charlotte Alexander and many performers including divers, clowns, mermaids, and choreographed acts. Last night’s Campfire featured patrol skits, folk dancing, and a scavenger hunt kickoff after Court of Honor.

Cabin Two Helen Oppenlander Miss Oppenlander Charlotte Alexander Nancy Rocker Gwen Walker Lucile Dupree Polly Mitchell Beth Chastain Nan Pait Estelle Walker Bett Earp Lou Ouida Carlton Marta Beutell Claire Flowers Sara Law Sally Harrell Joyce Rackley Clifton Wight Dorothy Hasbrouch Sara Hasty Helen Wight Mary Ann Pittman Jewell Parrish Frances Irwin Gladys Pace Jean Gunnels Roberta Harris Olive Rich A Flowers Sally Harrel Margaret Watt Dorothy Cockrell Edythe Canady Mary Anne Pittman Jewel Parrish Jane Wise Frances Burdette Jane Powell Phy Thompson Juliette Smith Africa Betty

WPA Recreational Programs Staged At City Parks

The Works Progress Administration runs a city wide summer recreation program in Thomasville with no admission charge. Activities include puppet craft, weaving, clay modeling and basketry at the Community Center, plus outdoor games, croquet and folk games at the Center and City Playgrounds. Two colored centers operate with programs led by C Brown Queen Kennedy and Hattie Clark. An additional white playground opens July 1 in Fairview, with further projects planned on North Broad Street.

WPA Thomasville Permelia M Dunn Recreation Division Works Progress Administration Fletcher Street Jane Milton Maude Hurst Lucille Brown Faustine Pitts Gussie Purcell Roxie Overton Fairview Allen Normal Calhoun Madison St C. Brown Queen Kennedy Hattie Clark North Broad St

Wedding Invitations Announcements and Cards Printed and Engraved

Second Baptist Church notes a prayer meeting tonight at 7 34 and a 3 30 Thursday picnic at the river with basket lunches. Transportation provided. In Japan, telephones are purchased rather than rented with prices described.

Tames-Enterprise CO Japan

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