Revival Meeting Opens in Bold Springs and Homecoming Planned
The Bold Springs revival began Monday night led by Rev. Roy Bonds of Meigs. A homecoming is set for Sunday, June 24 with services at eleven and a church dinner. Local families hosted Sunday meals and received guests from Thomasville Gainesville Lafette Chason and other nearby towns.
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Roy Bonds
Meigs
Saunday
W. E. Harvin, Jr
Thomasville
J. M. Atkinson
Henry White
Youth hostels enable cheap lodgings in 20 nations
About 44,500 youth hostels operate across 20 countries offering hikers nightly lodging for roughly 25 cents.
Dividend Declared by Consolidated Loan Company
The Consolidated Loan and Investment Company announced a 3 percent semi annual dividend payable June 30. President C. M. Jones says this is the nineteenth dividend. Board members are C. M. Jones A. L. Neuman J. W. Bush Ian L. Gibson and H. B. Stovall with Stovall of Leesburg. The Albany Herald note is read with interest as the company has operated a local office here for two years. Mr. Jones is visiting the local office during Curry's vacation.
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Consolidated Loan Company
Consolidated Loan and Investment Company
C. M. Jones
Mr. Jones
A. L. Neuman
J. W. Bush
Ian L. Gibson
H. B. Stovall
Stovall
Leesburg
Albany Herald
Curry
Mitchell County Singing Convention Slated At Cotton
Pelham Ga June 23 The Mitchell county singing convention will be held at Cotton Ga on Sunday June 25 inviting a large crowd of leaders to render a good program All singers quartets and lovers of good music are cordially invited to attend The public is invited to come and bring a well filled basket
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Pelham
Mitchell County
Cotton
Local residents note visits and travels across several states
Personal notes report Mr. M. T. Wells returning from Waycross after hospital treatment. The Kelly and Fleetwood families plan weekend visits in Montgomery and Cartersville. Mrs. Nicholson rests after surgery in Cairo and Thomasville, formerly Miss Carolyn Vann. Other readers include Furniture Co manager H M Sumner at a market, travel to Washington New York World's Fair, Beacon Beach Florida trips, and relatives visiting Fitzgerald, Jacksonville, and Washington, D C with plans to attend the World’s Fair.
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Mrs
J. F. Robertson
Mr. Robertson
Washtion
D. C
Rockville
Minix Prescription Shop Opens At New Broad Street Site
The Minix Prescription Shop Inc opened today drawing about 1000 visitors by early afternoon. Customers snapped up opening day drugdept bargains and banana splits with low prices advertised for today only. The shop occupies the former Economy Drug Store building on Broad Street.
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T.E
Minix
Times-Enterprise
Grady B. Strander
Minix Prescription Shop, Inc
Strawder
Lve Broad Street
Economy Drug Store
Pine Grove Sewing Club Meets at Baker Home
Mrs. D. J. Baker and daughter Miriam hosted a 12 member Sewing Club meeting with regular business followed by refreshments. Next gathering planned by Mrs. T. A. Carlton for Wednesday June 28. Various local residents visited and attended church and social events in Pine Grove and Big Ochlocknee areas.
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D. J. Baker
Miriam Baker
Sewing Club
T. A. Carlton
Russell Gardner
Z. C. Gardner
Croft
Big Ochlocknee
H. O. Banister
Carmine Crosby
Autreyville
J. L. Suber
Leonard Allen
Cleo Suber
Albany
E. ‘Suber
F. M. Beckham
Gainesville
Pueblo Firemen Upgrade Chore Work Amid Snakes Bees
Pueblo Colorado firefighters report a busy start to summer with multiple snake exterminations and two bee nuisance calls. In Melbourne Australia, local flour bags from Japan are repurposed by Chinese workers into pants, with Best Australian stamped on seats. An estimated 432 750 Chinese will be clothed by Tientsin consignments this month.
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Pueblo
Colo. Kk
Melbourne
Japan
Australia
China
Tientsin
Ellabelle Visitor Called on Local Resident
Mr C Rehberg of Ellabelle visited here last Tuesday for a short while during a trip to Thomasville last week.
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Thomasville
C. ¥. Rehberg
Ellabelle
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Tate
Louis H. Jerger
Broad St
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Lee Kelly
Montgomery
M. L. Fleetwood
John Fleetwood
Betty Fleetwood
Cartersville
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Fred L. Hicks
Atlanta
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H. M. Sumner
E. C. Jordan Furniture Co
High Point
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Southern Furniture Market
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Evelyn
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Washington
New York World’s Fair
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Beacon Beach, Fla
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A. A. Ellis
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Naval Board of Inquiry
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Betty
Heinz's Vinegar
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Sitze
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