Blanton and Son Open New Firm at 118 East Jackson
J. J. Blanton and his son Joe Blanton launched a new firm at 118 East Jackson in the former Farmers Market building. They plan a full line of meats fish poultry vegetables and produce and urge customers to visit the new stand, noting the move from West Jackson and Stevens Street.
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J. J. Blanton & Son
East Jackson Street
Farmers Market
J. J. Blanton
Joe Blanton
Messrs. Blanton
West Jackson
Stevens Street
Rock Hill Mill Idle as 800 Workers Strike
The night shift struck in Rock Hill South Carolina at the Rock Hill Printing and Finishing Company and the day shift did not return. Eight hundred workers idle halted bleaching coloring and dyeing at the plant, the town’s largest industry.
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South Carolina
Rock Hill
S. C
Rock Hill Printing and Finishing Company
Mundy Calls for Real Democracy in Georgia
Rome June 23 Representative W W Mundy Polk County urged a real democracy in Georgia saying governor state department disputes should not require military force He favored a constitutional amendment compelling the governor to consult a body like the Supreme Court before key decisions and urged careful editor and voter selection. Cocoanut sprinkled over fruit cocktails or desserts touted as cooling for summer serving.
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Rome
Georgia
W. W. Mundy
Polk County
Georgia Press Association
State Department
Mundy
House Appropriations Committee
Talmadge
Supreme Court
Baseball results from early games across leagues
American League action shows New York, St Louis, Washington and Chicago posting varied scores with home runs by Dickey Manush and Lombardi. Philadelphia, Cleveland, Boston, Detroit also feature inups or partial results with listed pitchers and batters. National League games include Cincinnati at New York, Pittsburgh at Brooklyn and St Louis at Philadelphia with partial innings and home run notes for Lombardi Adams.
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New York
St. Louis
Pennock
Dickey
Blaeholder
Coffman
Shea
National League
Cincinnati
Rixey
Lobmardi
Clark
Mancuso
Lombardi
Adams
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Richmond
Louisville
Birmingham
Marriage of Miss Eunice Thigpen and Andrew Bramson Clark Jr
Miss Eunice Thigpen and Andrew Bramson Clark Jr., both of this city, married Thursday afternoon at Rev. T. F. Callaway's home. The bride wore white silk crepe. After the ceremony they left for a Florida wedding tour and will reside in Thomasville.
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Eunice Thigpen
Andrew Bramson Clark, Jr
T. F. Callaway
W. L. Thigpen
Winnstead Platation
Thomasville High School
Clark
A. B. Clark
Gulf Refining Company
Florida
Rogers Store manager ties bait tale to insect catch
Thomasville angler found a strange insect that seized a minnow as bait. C J Griffin of Rogers Store on South Broad says he used the same insect at the Ochlocknee River, snagging a perch while the insect held tight to the line.
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Thomasville
C. J. Griffin
Rogers
South Broad Street
Griffin
Ochlocknee River
Mr. Griffin
Burglar Attempts Breakin at Thomasville Sales Ford Dealer
A night break in at Thomasville Sales Company, Ford dealer, left a rear window broken and a thief entering to siphon gasoline from several cars. The intruder fled after unlocking a rear door, taking a few tools. a police patrol reported the unlocked door and broken window at about two this morning with no thief found.
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Thomasville Sales Company
Ford
Prohibition Officers Raid City Seizing Liquor And Warrants
Federal officers J. O. Stewart and B. K. Henderson raided homes on South Madison and West Calhoun streets finding 13 pints of liquor 70 bottles of home brew and arresting John W Burns Willie Burns Lovie Lee Gamble Charlie Williams on whiskey and home brew charges Bond set at 1000 each. Hallie Bales White man in Chastain settlement also arrested on whiskey possession and awaiting federal court trial in Valdosta.
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J. O. Stewart
B. K. Henderson
South Madison Street
John W. Burns
Willie Burns
South Madison
Camilla
U. S
Lamar Cox
Lovie Lee Gamble
Charlie Williams
West Calhoun Street
Valdosta
Hallie Bales
Chastain
General Auto Repair and Body Work
General Auto Repair and Body Work located at 825 West Jackson offers auto repair and body services. Contact L. D. Goodwin by night phone 432 for details.
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W. Jackson
L. D. Goodwin
Change in Postal Rates for City and Rural Delivery
The Thomasville post office announces July 1 1933 a 2c per ounce local rate replacing 3c for letters mailed or delivered locally while the 3c out of town rate remains unchanged. Local delivery includes all Thomasville intra city mail and rural routes served by the Thomasville office.
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Thomasville
Band Concert Moved From Courthouse to Vashti School
The Friday 8:00 p.m. Band concert at the Courthouse is canceled due to revival services at the First Baptist Church. Miss Charlotte Dye invites the band to perform at Vashti School with the public encouraged to attend.
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First Baptist Church
Charlotte Dye
Vashti
City Court of Thomasville Hurries Civil Calendar Settlement
The City Court of Thomasville continued in session today to settle civil cases on the June term calendar. Many matters have been disposed of and others are being tried as rapidly as possible with civil business expected to be completed today for the June term.
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Thomasville
Korean lespedeza valued at Kentucky farms last year
Kentucky farmers counted four million seven hundred sixty thousand dollars in value from Korean lespedeza used for hay pasture and seed during the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Federal Court Refuses Interference In Beer Case
A three judge federal court in Atlanta Georgia refused to restrain county officers from interfering with 3.2 beer shipments through the state. The decision leaves unresolved questions about enforcement and regulatory authority as the shipments move through Georgia.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Sermon Warns Against Modern Compromises in Faith
Dr. W H Faust at First Baptist Church traced Pharaoh as a type of Satan to warn members against compromises in Christian life. He warned of steps to lure believers back to Egypt and urged leaving sin for Canaan. Following the sermon several new members joined. Rowland led an inspiring song service. Services continue tonight and Saturday as usual.
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Boston
Jesse CG. McGee
Thomasville
New Orleans
Willingham
Ben Moody
C. W. McGregor
Harvey Carson
Edwin Cromartie
Sam Mcintosh
W. E. Lundy
Mr. McGee
Whitney Bank
Georgia
Tulane University Law School
France
W .H. Faust
First Baptist Church
Pharaoh
Faust
Satan
Israel
Egypt
Call of God
Sin
Canaan
Victory
P. S. Rowland
Evangelistic Club Plans Weekend Meetings
Dr. W. H. Faust to preach Sunday at 3 30 PM at the Mission on West Jackson. Music by P. S. Rowland. Public urged to attend and pray for success. Services also set for tomorrow evening at 8 30.
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W. H. Faust
Evangelistic Club
West Jackson
P. S. Rowland
Pavo Nu ws Visits and Local Social News
Mr Bernard Threatt of Atlanta visits his mother Mrs J B Threatt while G L Austin attends the State Press Convention in Rome. Mrs Dewey Crowe and children of Atlanta visit Mrs J S Harrell. Olin Webb and Mrs Russell Drew of Miami visit relatives. Morris Dallas goes to New Jersey for the summer. Jewel Fordham of Moultrie visits parents Dr and Mrs L P Fordham. Mrs George Reese and children of Savannah and Mrs Everett Argust of Taylorville visit A M Miller family. Aurelia Moore Hazel Fordham and Wilma Reynolds spend month in Florida. District Methodist Conference in Reese hosts several local women. Pavo Bachelor's Club hosts a swimming party and picnic at Log Cabin Pool.
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Bernard Threatt
Atlanta
J. B. Threatt
G. L. Austin
Rome
Dewey Crowe
J. S. Harrell
Olin Webb
Russell Drew
Miami
Fla
Morris Dallas
New Jersey
Jewel Fordham
Moultrie
L .P. Fordham
George Reese
Savannah
Everett Argust
Taylorville
A. M. Miller
Aurelia Moore
Hazel Fordham
Wilma Reynolds
Florida
Ellis Denace
J. W
C. T. Cooper
Reese
Sally McFarland
Cairo
District Methodist Conference
Negro Confesses to Fire at Oakland Alley House
King Bell a black man confessed to setting fire to a negro house on Oakland Alley near East Jackson Street early Monday. Police say Bell angry with a woman occupant led to the blaze with several residents inside. He has been jailed pending Superior Court trial in the next term.
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King Bell
Oakland Alley
Bell
L. M. Brooks
East Jackson Street
Superior Court
Raiford Opens New Business on West Jackson Street
W F Raiford launches a new store at 216 West Jackson Street in Thomasville featuring chickens eggs fish and fruits. He is a familiar local businessman returning with his family to reside and invites friends and neighbors to visit the shop beside Rose City Cleaners near Newton's.
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W. F. Raiford
West Jackson Street
Raiford
Thomasvill
Holden State Manager Named for Georgia Home Owners Loan Corp
Frank A. Holden of Atlanta, former state assistant attorney general, named Georgia manager of the Home Owners Loan Corporation. Holden, a native of Athens and University of Georgia graduate, will maintain offices in Atlanta. Appointment made by William F. Stevenson of the Federal Home Loan Bank board.
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Washington
Frank A. Holden
Atlanta
Georgia
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Holden
Athens
University of Georgia
William F. Stevenson
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
London Tailors Decry Clothes Scraps In Art
Portraits at the 1943 Royal Academy exhibition draw tailsors' ire over shabby clothes. The Tailor and Cutter laments the need for improved clothes designs and finishes as the exhibition features ragged apparel themes.
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London
ART
Royal Academy
Academy
Texas farmer trains two oxen to do his plowing
A Lubbock man, P. M. Jeffcoat, trains two oxen to pull an automobile tired wagon on a paved street. He plans to farm 20 acres this year. The pair respond to “gee” for right turns and “come here” for left. it took three months to train them.
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Texas Farmer
Lubbock
Tex
P. M. Jeffcoat
Gee
Jeffcoat
Six Months Free Rent for Genoa Newlyweds
Genoa offers six months free rent to young couples who marry this year. The city treasury pays half the rent to encourage marriage amid a low mood. Upon birth of the first baby the city pays a full month’s rent. the groom presents the marriage certificate countersigned by the celebrant to obtain the concession.
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Genoa
Italy
Belgium Moves to Preserve Waterloo Battlefield
A socialist motion in the Belgian chamber of deputies seeks to repeal the 1914 law banning new constructions on the Waterloo battlefield. The proposal argues the British preservation committee enforces the letter of the law and harms local residents.
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Belgium
Waterloo Battle Field
Brussels
Battle Field of
Waterloo
Chamber of Deputies
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