Revival Services At First Church In Thomasville
Revival continues at First Church with Evangelist Faust and director Rowland. Faust preaches at 11:10 am and 8:30 pm with additional sermons at the West Jackson Street Mission. Attendance grows with hundreds daily and new members joined. Christian Science lesson on June 25 in Thom asville cites Psalms 119 and Eddy.
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Ptint
WH. Faust
P. S. Rowland
Graust
T. F. Callaway
Rowland
Faust
West Jackson Street
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Thomasville
Mary Baker Eddy
Evangelistic services and Bible school at Dillon Church
Rev. Lawrence Williams and Rev. Ansley C. Moore led a week of evangelistic services at Dillon Presbyterian Church with large crowds including many families. Moore promised a New Testament to the largest immediate family, won by Snowy Quick's eight-member clan. A Daily Vacation Bible School ran two hours each morning led by Williams and a four‑member faculty: McGavock, McGrew, Patterson, and Rolt.
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Dillon Presbyterian Church
Lawrence Williams
Ansley C. Moore
Williams
Mr. Moore
Moore
Snowy Quick
Dillon Church
Lillian McGavock
Helen McGrew
Freida
District Meeting of Metho Dist Adult Workers
A district meeting for all adult workers in the Thomasville District of the Methodist Church is called by District Superintendent P. E. Bailey for Sunday at four o'clock Eastern time. Services will be at the Camilla Methodist Church. All general officers teachers and workers of the Adult Division urged to attend with George Neel supporting the effort.
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Thomasville
Methodist Church
P. E. Bailey
Camilla
George Neel
Program for Young People at Presbyterian Church
A Sunday morning program for the First Presbyterian Church youth will be held in the Senior Department during the regular Sunday School hour at 10 00. Superintendent W C Massey and Mrs Watt lead with talks on the Sunday School’s founding and value, plus perspectives from the youth and a sermon by Rev A M Moore.
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First Presbyterian Church
W. C. Massey
Hansell Watt
W. A. Watt
Evelyn Rolt
Ainsley M. Moore
Massey
Methodist Church Notes Highlight Record Attendance
The Thomasville District Conference was held last week and praised as highly successful. Our church sent a complete delegation, and midweek prayer services shift to 7 45 a m for forty five minutes beginning Wednesday with growing attendance expected. The sermon series titled What Methodist Believe will continue.
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Thomasville
Primitive Baptist revival services grow in interest
The Primitive Baptist Church holds a revival series led by Elder R. H. Jennings of Dawson Georgia. Services are tonight at 8 15 p m and Sunday at 11 a m and 8 15 p m concluding the series with a cordial welcome to all.
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The
Primitive Baptist Church
R. H. Jennings
Dawson, Ga
Visitors and local business visitors noted in city
Mr F D Benning of Atlanta and Mr W J Hammond were in town for business. Miss Carrie Sloat from Savannah visited Mrs Stella Rowe. Mr Fred DeLoach of Valdosta and Mr W F White of Macon were among visitors staying at a local hotel. Mrs Be B Curry and son and Mrs I B Burton of Tuscaloosa were in the city yesterday. General contracting announced by B L Brewton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Benning
Atlanta
Carrie Sloat
Savannah
Stella Rowe
Fred DeLoach
Valdosta
W .F. White
Macon
BE. B. Curry and Son
I. B. Burton
Tuscaloosa, Ala
Local guests and visitors listed at area hotel
Mr M V Randle of Jacksonville and Messrs L F Mann and H R West er of Tampa were among guests and business visitors. Miss Hilda Cochran from Camilla is recovering from an appendicitis operation at John D Archbold Memorial Hospital. Judge Luke will hear remaining City Court matters early next week as the jury was dismissed after trials.
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M. V. Randle
Jacksonville
Messrs L F. Mann
H. R. Wester
Tampa, Fla
Hilda Cochran
Camilla
John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital
Luke
Thomasville
Reverend Ansley C Moore Returns to Pulpit Theme Peace
Rev Ansley C Moore will be back in his pulpit Sunday morning and will preach on Where Shall We Look For peace The minister was away last Sunday conducting the funeral of his father in law C D Haghie of Stome Mountain who died last week of a heart attack
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Ansley C. Moore
Methodist Auxiliary Host Annual Guest Party at Ausley Park
The Womans Missionary Auxiliary of the First Methodist Church invites all women of the church to a lawn guest party Monday from 5 to 7 PM at Ausley Park on North Dawson Street If it rains the event moves to Mrs C K C Ausleys home nearby
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Womans Missionary Auxiliary
First Methodist Church
Ausley Park
North Dawson Street
C K. C. Ausley
Evangelistic Services Canceled Tonight at Mission
Announcement notes the Evangelistic Club called off tonight's meeting due to a revival at the Baptist Church. Services resume Sunday at 3:00 PM at the Mission with Dr Faust preaching and Mr Rowland directing singing. A 2:30 PM prayer meeting precedes the sermon. Public invited.
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Evangelistic Club
Mission
West Jackson Street
Baptist
Lindbergh Home Named as New Child Welfare Center
Trenton New Jersey June 24 Establishment of a children welfare center at the Lindbergh home in the Sourland Mountains near Hopewell was approved by State Institutions Commissioner Ellis An act of 1906 gives the department authority to approve such centers High Field will run the center with trustees including Owen R Lovejoy and Dr Abraham Flexner The Lindberghs home was the site of the kidnapping of their first born son last March leading to its abandonment.
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Trenton
N. J
Charles A. Lindbergh
Sourland Mountains
Hopewell
Ellis
Department
High Field
Owen R. Lovejoy
National Child Labor Association
Abraham Flexner
Southland pictured as starting place of prosperity
Memphis, Tennessee, June 24. Oscar Johnson, finance administrator of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration, told mid-south editors and cotton producers that prosperity in the agricultural south and southwest must come before industrial recovery. He warned that the lives of forty million people in the cotton belt depend on the Wallace cotton acreage reduction plan.
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Memphis
Tenn
South
Oscar Johnson
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Johnston
Former grid player faces extortion plot charge in Carrollton
Carrollton Ga June 24 officers disclosed a plot to extort 500 from a Carrollton merchant under threats to his son. John McGouirk Jr a former college football star was detained for questioning as a decoy package was used. McGouirk denied writing the extortion note or taking the money. Federal investigators joined the case.
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Carrollton
John McGouirk
John Hamrick
Hubert Griffin
A. W. Griffin
McGouirk
Homer Wallace
Atlanta
Bowden
Carrollton A
Swanson Orders Summer Cruises for Naval Personnel
Secretary Swanson authorized two week summer training cruises with pay for 9 411 officers and enlisted men on the naval reserve and two weeks of training for 250 officers and 372 enlisted men in the naval aviation reserve.
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Washington
Swanson
Naval Reserve
Naval Aviation Reserve
Norris urges U S recognition of Soviet Russia
Senator Norris argues for recognizing Russia by noting Moscow seeks to buy meat, cotton, and machinery in large amounts. He contrasts Russia’s payments history with U S allies and questions why economic ties are blocked by political differences, urging practical trade over ideology.
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Sen. Norris
U. S
Soviet Russia
Washington
Norris
R. Neb
America
Russia
United States
Japan
China
Germany
Italy
Redmond Leads Stokes In Dixie Golf Final
Ralph Redmond of St Petersburg Florida holds a two up edge over Stokes of Louisville Kentucky after a 36 hole morning in the Southern Amateur final at East Lake Atlanta. Redmond shot 81 to Stokes 83 with Redmond’s putting steady and two spectacular saves near the cups. Final round scheduled for 2:30 p.m. CST.
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Ralph Redmond
Stokes
Dixie
East Lake Country Club
Atlanta
St Petersburg
Fla
Louisville
Redmond
American plans conflict at conference draft aims higher prices
The conference sub committee on economic coordination released a draft outlining broad principles for production and marketing schemes. It calls for raising wholesale prices of primary products to a reasonable level and adopting production and marketing plans for certain goods.
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The
Economic Commission
Gene's Many Sided Battle at Standstill Continues
Conflicting actions over highway funds prompt a state court petition to block withdrawal from the treasury. Deputies Charles Poole and W. G. Smith were arrested yesterday and held by military guards for four hours. They were released after Chief Deputy Sheriff W. M. Mayo spoke with the governor. Adjutant General Camp said Mayo apologized and claimed he was framed and the sheriff's office made the scapegoat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Poole
W. G. Smith
W. M. Mayo
Mayo
Roosevelt Public Works Plan Seeks Army Post Programs
President Roosevelt’s public works cabinet reviews a proposed army construction program for posts nationwide. Georgia would see about 3.89 million dollars of the 135 million total, with Fort Benning and Atlanta Candler Field among major allocations. The army says it is ready to begin work immediately at sites including Fort McPherson Fort Screven and nearby national cemeteries.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Public Works Cabinet Board
Army
Georgia
Fort Benning
Candler Field
Atlanta
Fort ‘McPherson
Fort Oglethorpe
Fort Screven
Rponville National Cemetery
Marietta
Kenneau ‘Mountain
Senator Russell to Return Home to Winder Georgia
Senator Richard B. Russell Jr. left Washington Friday night for his home in Winder Georgia. His secretary Leeman Anderson will go to Atlanta Sunday and join the senator Monday. Russell will open an office Monday in the federal building at Atlanta to function during Congress adjournment. His Washington office remains open with assistant secretaries in charge.
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Washington
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Winder
Leeman Anderson
Atlanta
Russell
Federal
Congress
Hig
Assist ant to press reporter slain in Canton China
G B Lyon reports Wu Ting Man an assistant to a Canton China press contributor was executed without trial on a charge of divulging government news to foreigners. Lyon notes Wu had no connection with the Associated Press.
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New York
G. EB. Lyon
Canton
China
Associated Press
Wu Ting-Man
Methodist Church Schedule Promotes Interfaith Series
Rev Jos A Cook announces Sunday School at 10:00 with Miss Sarah Harley as assistant supervisor. Morning worship at 11:15 features a sermon Lost and Found. Evening hours shift. no services at church but members urged to join Baptists with Dr Faust in Thomasville. Midweek prayer Wednesday at 7:45 for 45 minutes continuing What Methodists Believe.
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Methodist
Thomasville
St Thomas Episcopal Church Service Schedule
Rev Robb White rector at St Thomas Episcopal Church offers Holy Communion at 8:00 a m and Morning Service at 11:00 a m on Sunday with Protestant Episcopal tradition.
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St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Protestant Episcopal
Robb White
Sunday School and Bible Classes Schedule
10 a m Sunday School led by M O Goodwin with a nursery and three men s classes Baraca led by W E Beverly Young Men s Bible led by Dr H B Jenkins Junior Baraca led by J K Harper 11 10 a m Dr Faust to preach 8 30 p m Dr Faust to preach Wednesday 8 30 o clock mid week prayer service
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M. O. Goodwin
W. E. Beverly and
Nor Presbyterian Church Service Schedule and Activities
The note lists Sunday School and Morning Worship at 9:15 and 10:30 am with a sermon titled Where Shall We Look For Peace by Rev. Allaley C. Moore. It also mentions a 4:80 pm Junior Yo Peoples' meeting.
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Nokresbyterian Church
C. Meo Minis Ioe
A. m
Allaley C. Moore
Evening Worship Schedule Note
At 7 p m the Intermediate Christian Endeavor and Young People's Vesper Service meet. Evening Worship hosts no service as noted in the Baptist meeting record.
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Intermediate Christian Endeavor
Young Peoples
Baptist Meeting
Christian Science Sunday Services and Reading Room Info
The notice lists Christian Science Sunday services at 11 30 a m in the Dawson and Washington streets church with a 10 30 a m Sunday School and a reading room open weekdays 10 00 to 12 00 for Bible and literature. Also includes Wednesday testimony meeting and invitation to visit. Primitive Baptist Church holds Bible Class Sundays at 10 00 a m and preaching on the fourth Sunday Friday and Saturday before. St Augustine Catholic Church offers Mass on 2nd Sunday 11 00 a m Benediction 5 00 p m Mass on 4th Sundays 8 00 a m with Sunday School after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Washing Streets
Primitive Baptist Church
W. E. Agan
St. Augustine Catholic
Thos. A. Brennan
Albany
Massist
Nazarene church announces Sunday services and events
The Church of the Nazarene lists a 10 am Sunday School led by J. R. Evans and an 11 am morning worship. At 4:30 pm a Junior N Y P S program directed by Alma Yarbrough is noted, with Rubye Parrish as president for the youth group. Members are invited to attend all activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarine
Bruce B. Hall
Paater
J. R. Evans
Alma Yarbrough
Ate ‘of the Nazarene
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Methodist Adult Workers
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church Notes
Mr. W. J. Hammond
Concres
B. L. Brewton
W.N. Bennett
Chattamooga, Tenn
Woody
E. Clay St
Ethel D. Silva
Hazel Pope
Bainbridge
Dorothy Cliett
West
Washington Street
Robt
Spiers
Mgr
Bargan Electric Co
Methodist Auxiliary
Lindbergh
Southland
Young Griffin
Emory University
Asso
Elizabeth Arden
Inman Drug CO
South Broad, ST
Gene
Flint
Fisher
Chevrolet
Lincoln
Ford
Pierce Arrow
Nash
Studebaker
Frank N
Graham
Hupmobile
Cadillac
LaSalle
Buick
Oldsmobile
Ontiac
Packard
Pontiac
Plymouth
Garrison Motor Company
Crawford St
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First Baptist Church
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