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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1938
Page
4
A compact recap of Bainbridge statistics highlights key figures and trends. The item lists notable numbers tied to population, housing, and local metrics, presenting readers with a quick snapshot of the town’s current numbers and recent changes.
The Church of God in Bainbridge Georgia invites the public to revival services each night through June 26. Souls are being saved and people are receiving the Holy Ghost. Angelet Tafthh of Augua Ga is in charge. BE O'Neal is the pastor.
Mrs. Mary Harris Armor and Mrs. Mary Scott Russell addressed a large Bainbridge Decatur County audience at the courthouse on the liquor election. The program included other speakers, peppy songs, and readings by Bainbridge boys and girls.
Bainbridge Ga June 3 at the club house the Junior Country Club held a gathering hosted by Mesdames Simmons Osler-Wheat Bexter Williams and Parker A short business session was led by vice president E J Perry Jr in Wesley Callahan's absence A new game Tank was enjoyed with winners William Gimmons Ramsey Simmons and Mrs Parker receiving gifts Visitors included Miss Alice Freeman Huntville Ala and Mrs Harry Spooner Fort Arthur Texas
A Pelham group leaves for Atlanta at 2 30 joining others for a special train to Camp Dixie for girls and boys in Clayton Georgia. Pelham participants include Rebecca Turner Eugenia Turner Kathryn Scot Anne Poitevint Tommy Wilson Ruth Clyde Lynwood Jinks with many others joining from Thomasville Jacksonville Cairo Albany Cordele and more. Misses Anne Singletary Elwell Steadman and Neal Rumble join July 25 for last four weeks.
Pelham Ga June 23 Pebble City Community Center will stage a 3 pm program at Atlantic Coast Line depot as part of the state recreational contest. The 35 member group will perform folk games harmonica solos string bands and duets. Amoss Drug Company hosts and will serve refreshments after the show with all Pelham and visitors invited.
Puzzle items list across and down clues refer to terse entries such as stakes, degree, first name of a famous dancer, portion, syllable, and number. This OCR fragment shows partial clues and misread words awaiting correction.
A mixed list of crossword style clues and partial phrases clues include curdling milk substance, calf flesh, flood, brink, genus of honey bee, attack, epoch, fine cotton fabric, pilaster architec ture, pronoun, sword, symbol, parts of speech, deadly white, goddess of discord, felt words and various partial terms. The left-hand page features abbreviations and fragments for interpretation.
L F Manning and daughter Mrs Sara Manning left Thursday for a week in Beacon Hill Pennsylvania. Mr Charles Willis left for Atlanta then Camp Oglethorpe Chattanooga for two weeks. Bertram Ehrlich of Knoxvile Tenn arrives for two week vacation with his parents. Cecil E Franklin of Gainesville visits with his wife and two children. Chiff Hooten visits city with his parents. Sidney Wohrlich of University of Michigan returns home for summer with his parents. Mrs J Chestnut of Thomasville spends two days in the city as guest of her mother. Mrs Harris Armour and Mrs Mary Scott Russell of Atlanta are guests of Mr and Mrs Co C King. Turner Barber and son Turner Jr return from Monticello with family. Delights at a spend-the-night party hosted by Miss Henrietta Jones. Wallace Ashley and children return from Perry. Mrs M T Sollar and daughter Ann Sollar of Sebring Fla arrive to visit Judge and Mrs Walter C Perry.
Members and guests of the Business and Professional Women's Club enjoyed a June picnic at Brinson bridge Bainbridge Georgia. Hostesses were Miss Pauline Smart Mrs J M Floyd and Mrs H F Harrell. Attendees included Mrs Giles Toole Mrs G Toole Miss Louise Toole Patsy Wilson and others.
Bainbridge police, with assistant CMet R T Humphrey, tracked thieves to recover a stolen auto wheel. John Harper and Donaison Gous admitted theft and were jailed for five months in a public works camp for simple larceny. Decatur County deputies assisted in the case.
Fragments tout an 8.8.8 tonic claiming to restore energy strengthen nerves and improve skin health. Advertised as available at drug stores the promo urges quick delight in wellbeing with social compliments following use. Local notes mention visits and a Meigs Community Center dance planned for June 24 with music and supervision by Mrs S C Booth.
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