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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1933
Page
8
Mrs. Helen Wills Moody defeated Virginia Rice of Boston in straight sets 6-2 6-3 at the Queens Club London to advance to the finals of the London tennis championships. The Wimbledon champion controlled the rally with strong backhands and finished strong as Rice eased late.
Monthly county financials cover departments including Bridge General Pauper Superior Court City Court Jail Court House and totals. Also includes depository report road and bridge work May 1933 agent travel and alms department notes with bills approved June 1933.
Official minutes show Mayor Beverly presiding on June 19 1933 with Aldermen Powell Inman Neel Chastain Smith Watt Dixon Holland. The council calls an election for July 25 1933 to ratify or reject amendments to the city charter creating a Water and Light Department general reserve fund. Polling places open 8 am to 5 pm with for and against tickets listed. The board also reads a second time an abattoir ordinance and handles finance actions including bond sale and borrowing authority.
London dispatch reports King George V will attend the Royal Court at Buckingham Palace tonight for a presentation of 13 American women, the fifth and last royal court of the year. King Feisal of Iraq may also attend, making two kings present at the glamorous event.
Former president Herbert Hoover will organize and supervise the Hoover War Library at Stanford University. He plans to edit some material for publication while many items remain sealed for years, including documents from war negotiations and European governments during the Armistice period.
The Hopewell home of Col. and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh in Jersey City will be a child welfare center. High Field Inc. filed incorporation papers with County Clerk Gustav Bach listing James M. Phelan as statutory agent and 149 Highwood Ave Weehawken as office. Trustees include Col. and Mrs. Lindbergh Dr. Abram Flexner Col. Henry Breckenridge and Owen R. Lovejoy. The center aims to provide for children's welfare including education training hospitalization or allied services without regard to race or creed.
Madrid reports the deaf and mute Infante Jaime, second son of former King Alfonso, has renounced his succession rights should the monarchy be restored. Succession then passes to his younger brother Juan as the line continues.
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