Is the Universe Evolved by Atomic Force Sermon Topic
In Thomasville Hirst Church of Christ, Scientist hosts a Sunday Lesson Sermon on the universe and man evolved from Spirit, with scriptural citations from Genesis and the Science and Health text. Evangelistic services follow at Methodist Church from June 24 through July 1 led by Rev. Anthony Hearn with daily messages aimed at all ages.
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Hirst
Church of Christ
Scientist
Thomasville
Schiaman Watt
Mary Baker Setley
Methodist Church
Anthony Mwearn
Cordeli
Anthony Hearn
Yung
Presbyterian summer evangelistic campaign at Dillon Church
The summer evangelistic campaign begins Monday night at Dillon Presbyterian Church with Rev. Anstey Moore and church ministers preaching through the week. Men of the Church groups sponsor each night from Monday to Friday with leaders Watt McChesney Scoggins Pope Mason. A Vacation Church School starts Monday morning directed by Thomas Mahler with Misses McGavock Rolt McGrew Blanton assisting, and two more Vacation Church Schools will be held in church missions. Mid week service remains Wednesday at 8.
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Dillon Presbyterian Church
Anstey Oc. Moore
First Presbyterian Church
Dillon
John Watt
W. 8S. McChesney
Goup
Dallas Scoggins
Shelby Pope
Wilbur Mason
Thomas Mahler
Mary McGavock
Evelyn Rolt
Helen McGrew
Edith Blanton
Important Baptist Service Tomorrow
A follow up conference after the preaching service will address church debt. Mr Goodwin, as committee chair, reports $26,000 of $30,000 subscribed toward retiring the building debt and no fund solicitation will occur at the gathering. Mrs Logan of Gainesville will sing, and Rev Callaway continues a series on Old Testament prophets with a tomorrow night sermon.
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Fr. Goodwin
Goodwin
Mra. W. L. Logan
Gainesville, Ga
John F. Parker
Seward Street
T. F. Callaway
God
Elijah
West Named President of U. S. Jaycees at Miami Meet
E Richard West of Los Angeles was unanimously elected president of the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce at the national convention in Miami. He succeeds Leslie Farrington of St Paul.
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Miami, Fla
E. Richard West
Los Angeles
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Leslie Farrington
St. Paul
Personal visitors and social notes from Perry area
Mr. Paul A Vickers of Atlanta and Mr Robert Kelsey of Albany visited for business. H R Moore of Atlanta also called. JOYE'S ENROLLMENT WEEK and local happenings include baby born at Archbold Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert H Peacock. Visitors include Miss Lila Hammond and Miss Caroline Mays visiting parents.
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Paul A. Vickers
Atlanta
Robert Kelsey
Albany
Toiday
H. R. Moore
Robert H. Peacock
Bennett Street
Archbold Hospital
Lila Hammond
Caroline Mays
Fifth Avenue Hospital
New York City
W. J. Hammond
R. G. Mays
Marketing Agreement for Early Potatoes Tentatively Favored
Washington issues a tentative marketing agreement for early potatoes covering Florida Georgia South Carolina North Carolina Virginia and Maryland. Contracts require signatures of shippers to take effect the control committee will set minimum quality and prorate total shipments by district before October 15 each year to protect prices.
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Washington
The
Farm Administration
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
Roosevelt meets first granddaughter and daughter in law
President Franklin D. Roosevelt returns to Hyde Park after the Harvard Yale regatta and meets his new daughter in law Ruth Googins and six week old granddaughter for the first time. The Roosevelts stopped for lunch at a roadside stand near the New York border and shared hot dogs.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New London
Connecticut
New York
Mrs. Roosevelt
Street car plunges down hill injuring fifteen in St. Paul
In St. Paul on June 23 a street car losing control crashed four blocks into the Loop district. It struck a coal truck injuring the motorman and careened through heavy intersections before jumping the track at Fifth and Wabash. Hero KEJ Bisson dragged the car and pulled the trolley free.
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St. Paul
Loop
Wabash
Fifth and
KE. J. Bisson
Whiddon's Funeral Home Inc charter petition filed
Petitioners Tenry Whiddon and Fred Scott seek incorporation in Thomas County Georgia as Whiddon's Funeral Home Inc for 20 years with $25,000 capital, branch rights, and full mortuary services including ambulance runs and real estate to support a general mortician business. Office in Thomasville with authority to amend charter and borrow as needed. June 23, 1934. FRANK L. FORESTER attorney.
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Thomasville
Thomas County
Georgia
United States
Frank L. Forester
I. J. F. Singletary
Confederate veteran shoots nurse and kills himself at Georgia home
In Atlanta on June 23, J A Blount an 87 year old Confederate veteran and inmate at the Georgia Confederate Soldiers Home opened fire injuring Mrs. Mary D Goodelock the home superintendent before fatally shooting himself. Attendants rushed Goodelock to a hospital for emergency surgery, while Patrolman C F Preston reported Blount committing suicide from a second story window. Goodelock had been appointed superintendent in November of the previous year.
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Atlanta
Mary D. Gouderlock
Georgia
Blount
Decatur County
Mrs. Goodelock
C. F. Preston
Preston
Plount
Hom J
Goudelock
Toccoa
Georgia post offices bid for new buildings
Thirteen Georgia cities qualify for new post office constructions under a national deficient appropriation bill authorizing 65 million dollars for such projects. Cities listed include Augusta Dublin Decatur Cairo Baxley Calhoun Covington Cuthbert Eastman LaFayette Montezuma Vidalia Winder with proposed cost limits. final selections to be announced in about two weeks.
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Washington
Georgia
Post Office
Treasury Departments
Augusta
Dublin
Decatur
Cairo
Baxley
Calhoun
Covington
Cuthbert
Eastman
LaFayette
Montezuma
Vidalia
Georgia To Add 3605 Recruits To CCC
Washington reports the Civilian Conservation Corps will replace dropouts with about 100000 new recruits in July. Alabama receives 3232, Georgia 3605, Florida 1408, and South Carolina 2619 as state quotas for CCC enrollment.
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Washington
Civilian Conservation Corps
New York
California
Texas
CCC
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
South Carolina
Cuban Gunboat Crew Revolts at Antilla
Reported mutiny aboard Cuban ships at Antilla as officers Ulloa and Cuts Gonzalez clash over command. Two army officers flew to Antilla to confer with rebels, with officials saying bloodshed might be avoided. Cuba lacks fuel to respond, leaving the navy largely at mercy of troops.
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Antilla
Ity
Ulloa
Havana
Machado
Navy
Gonzalez
Army
Cuba
Five papers honored at state press convention
Waycross Journal Herald reports BE Westbrook lauds newspaper cooperation in promoting agricultural programs. He praises timely accurate reporting on crop conditions and emergency measures, noting the need to inform farmers and the public with complete, beneficial information.
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Waycross Journal Herald
Waycross
BE. C. Westbrook
Agricultural Extension Service
University of Georgia
Westbrook
Agricultural Worker
Georgia
Georgia editors weigh socialism talk and press code
Savannah reports the Georgia Press Association addressed fears of socialism while defending Roosevelt era policies. Editors debated bylaw changes, elected officers, and discussed the graphic arts code with concerns over outside firm price fixing and rushed publicity in tobacco reports. The group met with bank and newspaper leaders at a Savannah dinner.
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Savannah
Georgia Press Association
Georgia
Roosevelt
W. O. Saunders
Elizabeth City
N. C
Milton L. Fleetwood
Cartersville
The
Atlanta Journal
John S. Cohen
Journal
Atlanta
Murder charge urged for Ivan Poderjay in Vienna
Vienna international police chief announced sufficient evidence to charge Ivan Poderjay with murder in connection with the disappearance of Agnes Tufverson. Poderjav had been held ten days on suspicion, with Vienna police saying American authorities may pursue the case. A gray forty inch trunk sent to Yugoslavia relatives contained dresses.
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Vienna
Scotland Yard
England
Scotland
Poderjav
Yugoslavia
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Rose Theatre
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Tenry Whiddon
Fred Scott
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Clark
Superior Court
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Love Brothers
Kirby-Evans Material Company
Thomasville, Georgia
the Press Association
John K. Ottley
First National Bank of Atlanta
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Hartwell Sun
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Savannah Press
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