Death Claims Mr W R DuRant at Jefferson Street Home
William Roland DuRant dies at his 123 East Jefferson Street residence around eleven last night after years of ill health. Funeral at 5 PM from the residence with Rev. Mac Anthony officiating. interment in Laurel Hill cemetery. Survived by three sisters and one brother, all in Thom asville area, with long Coast Line Railroad service in the family.
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W. R. DuRant
Jefferson Street
William Roland DuRant
East
Mac Anthony
Messrs
Sloan Alexander
Taylor Dickey
J. D. Baker
B. C. Blanton
T. B. Dobbins
Dick Walden
Laurel ‘Hill
Mr. DuRant
South Carolina
William Langdon
Elizabeth M. DuRant
Thomasville
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Mary L. DuRant
H. J. Messer
B. F. Clayton
L. C. DuRant
Coast Line
DuRant
Herring
Chastain Files For County Representative Seat
Bob Chastain formally qualified as a candidate for Representative from Thomas County in the September primary. He paid a fifty dollar entrance fee to Secretary W. T. Jay of the Thomas County Democratic Executive Committee and plans a formal announcement with a platform for the coming term in the General Assembly.
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Robert E
Bob
Chastain
Thomas County
W. T. Jay
Democratic Executive Committee
General Assembly
Woodmen Circle Plans Meeting on Broad Street
The Woodman Circle will hold its regular meeting Monday night June 24 at eight in the lodge hall on Broad street. All members are urged to attend.
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Thomasville
W. R. Milton
Milton
W. W. Braswell
Woodmen Circle
Woodman Circle
Broad Street
Rural housing push aims to place 200 units in county
The Thomasville Chamber of Commerce promotes the Thomas County Housing Authority project urging local support. Letters to farmers and businesses cite annual costs from 40 to 60 dollars, include taxes and maintenance, and note 200 units available with bonds funded by the federal government.
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Thomas County Housing Authority
Court House
Thomasville Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Nu Farm
Thomas County
WPAX
Ackerman
THE
Malville
We Win Custom e By Giving Them Good Waste Modern Day Cleaners
The message promotes a cleaning service inviting customers to call 1179 for residential waste removal. It emphasizes affordable, reliable cleaning and uses a direct phone contact. No further details or dates are provided.
Hotel De Soto Beach Club Plans Gala July Fourth
The Hotel De Soto Beach Club at Tybee Island near Savannah reports ten thousand guests since opening and outlines July 4 celebrations. The pavilion hosts national orchestras for dancing under the stars with surf bathing badminton tennis and more. Accommodations for 125 guests include private baths and cabanas similar to Riverina standards. Charles G Day vice president and manager invites inquiries on conservative rates and arrangements.
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DeSoto Beach Club
Savannah Beach
Tybee Island
Southeast
Atlantic
Charles G. Day
Riverina
Day
Universe and Man Evolves by Atomic Force Sermon
The Thomasville church announces a Sunday Lesson-Sermon at First Church of Christ Scientist on the theme Is the Universe Including Man Evolved by Atomic Force. Biblical citation from Psalms 100 3 and a correlative excerpt from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy discuss God as creator and mortal life breaking from material life.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Holdy
Job
Presbytery Camp Opens at Camp Frances
Beginning Monday June 24 the annual Southwest Georgia Presbytery camp starts at Camp Frances Chinquapin Plantation. Director Rev M A McDonald leads faculty Rev Wm McKay Rev R T Gillespie Mrs W A Watt Mrs W J Powell Rev Marion Bradwell with Rev Fulton Lytle as speaker and song leader. Teens from Albany Camilla Pelham Climax Donalsonville Cairo Dillon Thomasville attend.
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Camp Frances
Southwest Georgia
Presbytery of Presbyterian Church
Chinquapin Plantation
M. A. McDonald
The
Moultrie Presbyterian. Church
Wm. McKay
R. T. Gillespie
W. A. Watt
W. J. Powell
Marion Bradwell
Pelham
Fulton Lytle
Griffin
Albany
Camilla
Climax
Donalsonville
Cairo
Dillon
Thomasville
Albany Road Sunday School Invites Members and Guests
The Albany Road Sunday School urges all members to be present and cordially invites new attendees. The notice also asks all to attend and reminds ladies of next Wednesday's Circle meeting.
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Albany Road
Second Baptist Revival to Close Sunday Night
Revival services at Second Baptist Church conclude Sunday night. Pastor Rev. F. A. Bone will preach morning and evening. Mr. J. H. Harris Jr. directs the music. All are invited to attend the 11 a.m. and 8:30 p.m. services.
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Second Baptist Church
F. A. Bone
J. H. Harris, Jr
Anthony Announces Sunday Sermons at Methodist Church
Rev Mack Anthony will preach in the morning at the Methodist Church with the subject Seeing the Invisible. An 8:30 pm union service at the same church will feature Dr Atticus Webb speaking on Temperance. Public invited to both services.
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Mack Anthony
Methodist Church
Atticus Webb
Union Temperance Service at Methodist Church
A union temperance service will be held tomorrow night at 8 30 at the Methodist Church. Dr Atticus Webb will deliver the address as a leading Anti Saloon League figure and former Texas superintendent now transferred to Florida. The talk will cover present conditions and trends in intoxicant sales. The service should last about one hour.
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Methodist
Atticus Webb
Webb
South
National Anti-Saloon League
Texas
AntiSaloon League
Florida
Sound Films at First Baptist Church Wednesday Night
The First Baptist Church midweek service at 8 30 will feature moving sound pictures titled The Book of Books. These films depict the Holy Bible as a symbol of faith and are presented through the kindness of Mr. E C Mann and promise unusual interest.
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First Baptist Church
E. C .Mann
Signs of the Times Sermon at First Baptist Church
Rev. T. F. Callaway will deliver the morning sermon at 11 10 o clock at the First Baptist Church. The theme is Signs of the Times and will interpret present day conditions through the Bible as signs prophesied to precede Christ second coming.
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T. F. Callaway
First Baptist Church
Christ
Earth
Sunday Sermons and Union Service at Local Churches
The Presbyterian Church hosts Sunday morning sermon by Rev. R T Gillespie on Nehemiah followed by a union evening service with Dr Atticus Webb speaking for the Anti Saloon League. Vacation Bible School closes Sunday morning with an offering. Wednesday prayer meeting at eight with Mr Gillespie.
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Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
Nehemiah
R. T. Gillespie
Methodist Church
Atticus Webb
AntiSaloon League
Gilespie
Bridge Tournament At Glen Arven July 1st-4th
A four day contract bridge event runs parallel with the Fourth of July golf tournament at Glen Arven. Open to members and non members, partners chosen by entrants or assigned by committee, with a Piney Woods Bridge Championship flight and several follow-on flights. Entries due by 11 am July 1, fee is $1 per player or $2 per couple.
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Glen Arven
Fraser Mitchell
Hull Restates U S Desire for Pacific Status Quo
Secretary Hull reiterated U S policy to maintain the status quo in the Pacific during a press conference. He spoke amid questions over reports that Japanese forces had moved into South China near the British colony of Hong Kong.
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Hull
U. S
Pacific
Washington
United States
South China
Hongkong
Italian Submarine Reported Captured by British Trawler Moonstone
London reports the Admiralty announced that a large Italian submarine surrendered to the British trawler Moonstone after being attacked with depth charges in the Gulf of Aden.
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London
Admiralty
Gulf of Aten
Su Marine
British Ship Scharnhorst Damaged by Allied Action
The Admiralty and the air ministry report the 26,000 ton German battleship Scharnhorst damaged by combined British naval and air force action. A German destroyer was also struck by a torpedo in the same operation.
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London
Admiralty
Air Ministry
Scharnhorst
If you are Particular as to the kind of Milk your children drink
Play Safe Drink Stegall's Pasteurized or Raw Milk offers a choice in dairy. The notice promotes Stegall's milk for families seeking milk options. It emphasizes safety and variety for children’s consumption.
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Stegall
Rats submitted in Scotland county drive
Memphis Missouri reports over 42000 rat tails turned in to the county agent as part of a campaign to reduce rat damage. Merchants offered a one cent bounty per tail, estimating each rodent caused about one dollar in annual damage.
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Memphis
iMore
Scotland County
Savannah Schedules Tie City Transit to Georgia Routes
The page lists rail and bus timetables for Valdosta Albany Bainbridge Dothan Monticello Tifton Tallahassee Waycross and Thomaston with for and arrive times throughout the day. It notes connections to Savannah and multiple origin points in Georgia and nearby states.
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Atlanta
Tiften
Albany
Bainbridge
AL Pala
Lalla AL Apa
Dothan Dothan
Monticello
Tifton Tifton
Tallahassee
Valdosta
Waycross
Ory
Savannah
Thom’ville
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H. P. Rackley
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Second Baptist Revival
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