Isaac F Hart Dies At Home In Pavo Georgia
Isaac F Hart of Pavo Georgia died at a hospital after an operation for appendicitis on a Tuesday night at 9 45. Born February 2 1893 in Americus he lived in Columbus and then moved to the Hart family area with his parents. He never married and worked at Hart's Grocery Store with his father. He leaves parents I P Hart and wife. siblings E H Aubrey J L. sisters Alice Hobbs and Vera Elmore. many nieces and nephews. Funeral Wednesday at Salem Baptist Church conducted by Rev T J Barnett with burial in the family lot. pallbearers were D M Shelley H J Alderman J P Miller Odis Sherrod Shely Davis.
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Isaac F. Hart
Pavo
Isaac Hart
Mr. Hart
Americus
Columbus
Hart
Baptist Church
I. P. Hart
Avo
E. H
Aubrey Hart
J. L. Hart
Albany
Alice Hobbs
Favo
Vera Elmore
Miami
Fla
T. J. Barnett
Thomasville
Salem Baptist Church
Messrs
D. M. Shelley
H. J. Alderman
J. P. Miller
Odis Sherrod
Shely Davis
Prayer Service Led by Rev Searcy S Garrison at First Baptist
The First Baptist Church holds an 8 30 service led by supply minister Rev Searcy S Garrison while Pastor T F Callaway is in Europe and the Near East. Garrison will discuss The Righteous Man before a large congregation.
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First Baptist Church
Searcy S. Garrison
T. F. Callaway
Europe
Near East
Garrison
Watermelon movement accelerates in Thomas County shipments
Reports indicate watermelons are being loaded at multiple points in the county. Boston loaded six to eight cars yesterday, Metcalfe and Thomasville prepared to load for shipment. The melon movement should pick up within ten days with Thomas county expected to lead in car shipments.
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Boston
Metcalfe
Thomasville
Thomas County
Vashti Camp Opens With 79 Girls In Four Week Program
Vashti Camp started Tuesday at 6 30 a m with a pool dip as seventy nine girls begin four weeks of activities. Tennis wood craft nature study tap dancing leather work dramatics marionettes archery swimming life saving soap carving and sewing are planned under Frances Baker with counselors Levin Linn Almon Van Dyke Stewart Sutherland Lee King and Smith assisting.
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Vashti
Frances Baker
Levin, Linn
Almon
van Dyke
Stewart, Sutherland
Lee
King
Smith
Debra Overby
Tampa
Pla
W. B. Parrish
Little Rock
Ark
Adele Dahlberg
Hatchechubbee
Alabama
Methodist Senior Dept to Hold Picnic and Swim
The Senior Department of the Methodist Church plans a picnic and swimming party at Quitman Pool tomorrow afternoon and evening. Members should meet at the church at 3:00 p.m. for transportation and activities.
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M. E
Ayfternoon
The
Methodist Church
Quitman
Union Bus Station Updates Phone Numbers Today
The Union Bus Station announces new telephone numbers 1086 and 1087 effective today for schedule information and inquiries. callers may still reach the station on the former 650 number by mistake but should use the two new numbers for all future contacts.
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Union Bus Station
Thomasville Milk Shed License Requirements Enforced
All stores including groceries drug stores hotels hospitals restaurants cafeterias soda fountains dairy shops roadside stands and filling stations selling milk in any form within the Thomasville Milk Shed must have a license. Applications and licenses available from Cc. G. Duncan Director State Milk Control Board State Capitol Atlanta Ga.
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Thomasville Milk’ Shed
Thomasville
Cc. G. Duncan
State Milk Control Board
State Capitol
Atlanta
Thomas County Welfare Board Approved and Organized
The State Board of Public Welfare approved the Thomas County Welfare Board as named by County Commissioners Chairman W. J. Beverly. The board includes A. G. Robinavua, D. R. Pringle, E. D. Barrow, Remer Singletary, and Thomas Horne. A meeting Friday at 10 30 a.m. at the Courthouse will organize the board and select administrative personnel. The minimum director salary is 135.60 monthly with qualifications including college education and social work training or equivalent experience.
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W. J. Beverly
Board of County Commissioners of
Thomasounty
State Board of Public Welfare
Thomas County
Messrs
A. G. Robinavua
D. R. Pringle
E. D. Barrow
Remer Singletary
Thomas Horne
Beverly
Commissioners Room
Court House
Welfare Board
County Board of Public Welfare
Appoit
State Department
State Department of Public Welfare
Rotary Luncheon Highlights Robert E Lee Life
Rev. Mack Anthony led a Rotary Club program at the American Legion Home focusing on the life and wartime service of Robert E Lee. The talk emphasized duty, humility, and Christian principles with Rotarians from multiple clubs in attendance.
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Mack Anthony
Rotary Club
American Legion
Robert H. Lee
Lee
Anthony
Hal Hentz
Atlanta
Charles. X. ‘Balfour
Winter Xraven Club
Abe Conger
Bainbridge Club
E. EB. ‘Lindsey
Rome Club
Messrs
T. Hoyt Davis
U. S
Vienna
Bill Alexander
Frank Goodwin
Chestertown
Mel Goodwin
R. T Gilespie
The
Presbyterian Church
Will. Watt
Four young women survive Boston road collision at bridge
Four young ladies escaped serious injury after a slick Boston road crash near a bridge. Irene Lee Myrtle Salter and Odele Lester were hospitalized for sprained ankle throat injury and cuts while Margaret Pittman escaped harm. the accident follows other crashes on the road.
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Boston
Irene Lee
Odele Lester
Myrtle Salter
Miss Salter
Miss Lee
Miss Lester
Margaret Pittman
News Notes From Camp Frances Dispatch
Camp Frances notes describe playful morning antics between Betty Watt and Red Stow at breakfast leading to a comic tumble, Betty visiting nurse Briley after an iodine scare, and both staff and campers laughing. Evening supper under a sycamore with a poke bag lunch, then campfire plans and playful mischief ahead. The report praises Moultrie girls and notes fire-building around camp grounds plus upcoming Harlem Nacht program.
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Red Stow
Betty Watt
Mrs. Craigmiles
Betty
Red
Briley
Local Legionnaires To Attend Georgia Convention In Albany
Thomsaville Legionnaires plan to travel to Albany with their wives for the Ninth Annual Georgia Department American Legion and Auxiliary Convention. State Commander Ed F. O Connor will open the convention at Albany City Auditorium with U.S. Senator Walter F. George addressing on Veterans Legislation.
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Albany
Legionnaires
Thomsaville
Georgia Department of the American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Albany City Auditorium
Ed. F. O’connor
Savannah
United States
Walter F. George
Georgia
Georgé
40 & 8 Society of the Legion
City Auditoria
Albany Post
Legion Club House
Cudahy Packing Company
Radium Springs
High Pier
Legionnaire
Thomasville
J.K. Harper
Son
the Legion
James Clark
The
Legion
T. L. Spence I Jr
Arthur A. Clark
Hoyt Wimpy
R. J. Hawthorne
L. D. Ferguson
W. A. Watt
Hugo Dyke
G. C. Newton
P. C. Searcy
House
All Day Sing At Big Creek Baptist Church
All Day Sing at Big Creek Baptist Church on Moultrie road Sunday June 27 1937 invites everyone to attend with baskets. There will be 45 minutes of preaching from 11 45 to 12 30 followed by dinner at 1 oclock.
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Big Creek
Big Creek Baptist Church
Moultrie Road
Serious menace to even the sanest and most careful drivers
A fragment describes a hazard described as a serious menace to drivers. Details are sparse, with emphasis on risk to safety and the need for caution or remediation. No names or places are readable, but the tone signals a warning about dangerous road conditions or behavior.
Travelers trounce Knoxville 13 1 to keep hold on SA lead
Little Rock’s Travelers rolled past Knoxville 13 to 1 to preserve a half game lead in the Southern Association as the Memphis Chicks faced a tough challenge.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Travelers
Knoxville
Memphis Chicks
Braves rally past Birmingham to move within half game of Barons
Atlanta used pitcher Al Williams for the second time in two days to beat Birmingham 8-3, pulling Nashville from fourth and trimming the gap to a half game behind the Barons. New Orleans toppled Chattanooga 12-3 to level their series.
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Nashville
Atlanta
al. Williams
Birmingham
Barons
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Lookouts
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