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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1937
Page
3
The schedule lists local centers Pavo Mon Boston Meigs Ochlocknee Coolidge and Coolidge with daily programs. Activities include furniture repair clothing music handicraft and vocational agriculture with varying times and custodians across centers.
Thomasville Kiwanis club members welcomed past president Charlie Pittman back to the Legion Home for roll call as he is recovering from surgery. Prof Frank Goodwin of Chestertown spoke on Progress Population and People to a gathering that included guests J J Gainey Luten Teate and Brig Geo F Casler with M H Goodwin Sr and Jr. Hats cleaned and blocked by Eddie Lewis.
Nunnally's Associate Foremost Auto Store opens at 117 South Broad Street Thomasville across from Roses Five and Ten. Mr M T Nunnally Jr will manage with C George Pittman handling auto radiator repairs. Store features auto parts hardware bicycles lawn tools and a no undersell policy with exchange or refund on unsatisfactory purchases.
The sixteenth annual Camp Frances Water Carnival featured a water wedding, beginners exhibition, races, swimming, diving and awards. Betty Watt and Virginia Tuck led instruction while campfire games led by Johnson included animal role play and group contests. The notes also cover a Salvation Army fundraising appeal totaling 216.60 dollars with ongoing drive among local businesses and public workers.
The Board of Deacons of the First Baptist Church will meet at 8:00 PM at the church. Full attendance is requested.
A Baptist Church group will hold a regular meeting at the church this evening at eight oclock. All board members are urged to attend. A Thursday fish fry hosted by the Young Men s Bible Class at the First Baptist Sunday School on Summerhill road honored retiring officers and the teacher Mrs Gordon L Hasty and Mrs Hasty with about sixty six attendees. Albert Croft chaired a successful committee assisting the event. Prompt Shoe Repair Service Leon Davis 228 W Jackson St Phone 755.
Vashti Camp kicked off with 70 campers dashing to the pool for a before breakfast swim. The days overflow with swimming life saving tap dancing archery leather craft nature sewing dramatics soap carving tennis crafts and the nights feature Mother Nature costumes and a grand march. Nora Neesmith won first prize as a pine tree with Inetta Davenport Inez Drew and Mabel Lee tied for second as green frogs. Muscogees win song contest led by Mabel Lee with Minnehahas Mary Sutherland and Wahoo Call among top entries. Moonlight hayride and a midnight surprise capped Thursday night supervision of a drama scene from A Midsummer Night's Dream.
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain urged Britain to keep cool and told the Commons he would push to prevent the Spanish civil war from widening into a general European conflict. He proposed filling gaps in neutrality patrols after Germany and Italy left the scheme and renewing efforts to withdraw foreign volunteers from Spain.
Cardus is described as a purely vegetable medicine used by many women to ease menstrual pains. It is said to strengthen women weakened by poor nourishment, increase appetite, and improve digestion with lasting benefits from nutritional support. A suggestion to obtain Cardui at the nearest drug store and follow directions.
Aimed at forcing discussion on joint German Italian naval drills in restricted Mediterranean waters, the action seeks direct questions to Berlin and Rome about their activities and motives. The move underscores escalating tensions and calls for clarity from both powers.
A local feature highlights a dance venue near the Rock Springs area two miles from Airport Road. The piece notes ample air space and a lively social scene drawing crowds seeking entertainment in the community.
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