Rosa James and Ernest Milton to wed at Iris Court
Miss Rosa James of Davidson and Mr Ernest Milton of Davidson and Thomasville plan a June 25 wedding at Iris Court the Home of Miss Cena Whitehead with Dr Raleigh White and Dr LeRoy Henderson officiating. Attendants include matron of honor Mrs James Bennett Riddle Jr maid of honor Miss Mary Muse and bridesmaids Estelle Kinney and Rosemary Edmundson.
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Rosa James
Ernest Milton
Davidson
N. C
Thomasville
Iris Court
Cena Whitehead
Mabel H. James
Rosa Jackson Hilsman
Tom Hilsman
Edward Jones
Albany
Albany Herald
Neighborhood prayer meeting hosted by Mrs Burnett
Mrs fi Sing will hold a neighborhood prayer meeting with Mrs W J Burnett at 313 Young Street tomorrow at 3 30 PM. It notes a local church social brief item in this community notice style.
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W. J. Burnett
Young Street
City Council Discusses Gas Purchases and Debts at Meeting
The city council debated buying gasoline in car loads to save about two cents per gallon, with a report due from street fire water and light and sanitary committees. Attorney Sam Doss Jr. raised a debt issue involving a city employee, to be investigated by the fire committee. The Metcalfe light contract was approved, and alderman McDougald contested by absence. A dog catcher authority was confirmed, and an informal note praised the Mystery Lunch at American Cafe.
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Fire, Water and Light and Sanitary
Dobbins
Dixon
McDougald
McGrew
Alderman Williams
Sam Doss Jr
Fire Committee
Metcalfe
Thomasville Rose Show Praised By Portland Visitor
Perry A. Heeth, touring the northwest from Portland, reports a Portland rose festival and praises Thomasville roses as more beautiful and better displayed. He notes Portland charges one dollar admission and features grand parades with many floats, suggesting stronger backing could boost Thomasville's show.
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Thomasville
R. S. Heeth
Perry A. Heeth
Portland
Oregon
United States
State Agriculture Report Filed in Georgia
State Auditor Tom Wisdom filed with Governor Hardman the agriculture department statement for 1930 showing receipts of 797,365 and disbursements. The report notes 216,232 from state funds and the rest from departmental collections, with 410,860 in expenses and 365,436 remitted to the state treasury. The salary and travel costs totaled 223,755 and 76,076, and 14,136.68 from fertilizer tag sales was moved to the bureau of markets account without a treasury warrant. A coastal plains experiment station report for Tifton shows receipts 86,270 and expenditures 72,397.
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Alanta
Tom Wisdom
Hardman
Statement of Agriculture
Bureau of Markets
State Treasury
Coastal Plains
Tifton
Specialist Chariot Corsets Designed for Health and Comfort
Specialist Chariy Corsets offer health oriented design emphasizing comfort for daily wear. Phone contact provided as detailed in the advertisement.
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Chariy
Methodist groups plan fish fry at Williams home
The Wesley Bible Class Susanna Bible Class and Young Matron s Class of the Methodist church will attend a fish fry Thursday at 7 pm at the country home of Mr and Mrs Homer Williams near the city. Organizers say plenty of fish will be served and the date was moved up from next week due to a misunderstanding.
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Wesley Bible
Susanna Bible
Methodists Church
Homer Williams
Frank Silvas Louisiana Troubadors at Rosemary Inn Dance
Frank Silvas Louisiana Troubadors will perform a script dance tomorrow night at the Rosemary Inn. The ten o clock event is promoted by city youths and expected gala turnout with visitors and college students home for the holidays. The orchestra is well known in the region.
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Frank Silva
Philco dealers gather at Albany banquet to preview new models
About 75 guests gathered at the New Albany Hotel in Albany Georgia for a Ferrell Wight Co Philco dealers banquet. L R Ferrell served as master of ceremonies and LeGrand a Philco factory representative outlined new models and distribution plans. Speakers included J T Haley Albany banker J A Davis Albany Herald executive and Albany Chamber of Commerce president Britten Times Enterprise Lee Kelly Moore Music guest of C J Maddox.
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New Albany
Albany
Georgia
Ferrell- Wight Co
Southwest Georgia
Philco
South Georgia
L. R. Ferrell
Ferrell-Wight Co
LeGrand
J. T. Haley
City National Bank of Albany
J. A. Davis
Albany Herald
Albany Chamber of Commerce
Britten
Lee Kelly
Times Enterprise
Kelley
C. J. Maddox
Moore Music Co
Youth dies after head injury in county incident
Sylvester O'Neil a 13 year old Black youth died yesterday at Archbold Memorial Hospital from head injuries after Jenkins Mingo a Black man struck him with a 4x4 scantling Saturday night Mingo has been arrested and jailed in Thomas County charged with a serious youth assault case.
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Sylvester O'Neil
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Jenkins Mingo
An Mingo
Thomas County
Greenville Bank Robbery Report From Florida Bank Held Up By Lone Bandit
Sheriff Gordon E. Davis received a call about a bank robbery at Greenville Florida forty miles south of here. A lone bandit in a blue Ford coupe fled. he is about thirty five, wearing a panama hat and tight suit. The stolen sum is described as thousands of dollars as Florida officers relay details to nearby agencies. Local officers are on high alert tracking the suspect toward this area.
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Carl Davis
Coast Line
Wilmington
Monticello
Thomasville
Ainsworth
Waycross
Spencer
Harry Williams
Davis
Florida
Gordon E. Davis
Greenville
Here
Cox Pleads Guilty to Killing His Wife
Greenwood, June 23. John Cox, 30, a farmer, pleaded guilty to murder after shooting his wife Anna Cox during a dispute over the amount of chicken she ate at dinner for guests. He was sentenced to life imprisonment following coroner's testimony that the killing occurred two weeks earlier.
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Greenwood
8. C
John Cox
Farmer
Cox
Anna
Religious Leaders Criticized Over Moral Decline
Pocono Pines Pa June 23 The 39th International Walther League convention adopted a resolution criticizing religious leaders for departing from Bible principles and for blaming modern youth without recognizing many youths with strong Christian ideals. The resolution, proposed by Paul Lindemann editor of the American Lutheran Magazine, urges more specific critique of youth and avoidance of generalities.
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Pocono Pines
Paul Lindemann
St. Paul
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