Ellabelle Resident A J Hurst Dies At 76
Mr A J Hurst of the Ellabelle district died at his home Monday after years of ill health. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Little Ochlocknee Baptist Church. He was 76 and one of the county’s well known residents with many friends grieving his loss soon after his wife’s death three weeks earlier. Park Commission and city crews begin pruning trees along streets under Riggs Company supervision, with work on the Big Oak on Crawford Street.
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A. J. Hurst
Ellabelle
A. J
Jack) Hurst
Little Ochlocknee Baptist Church
Hurst
City
Park Commission
Street Committee
Water and Light Department
Riggs Company
Crawford Street
Pringle retires as Rotary Club president
The Rotary Club marks the end of D. Rhett Pringle’s year as president with a farewell address praising members and the club’s service ethic. The meeting elected directors J. F. Archbold, J. L. Turner Jr., McC. H. Jeffries, F. B. Harris, N. Williams, F. W. Eidson, A. D. Little and voted to skip the July 4 meeting.
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Rotary Club
D. Rhett Pringle
Rotary
Thomasville
J. F. Archbold
J. L. Turner, Jr
McC. H. Jeffries
F. B. Harris
N. Williams
F. W. Eidson
A. D. Little
C. K. GC
Ausley
Georgia Aviators
Ed Jerger
Rhett
W. M. Parker
Fred Smith
L. M. Lively
Tallahassee
E. F. Wahl
Joe Beutell
Robert Flowers
Chisholm Ausley
C. A. Terhune
New Orleans
Robb White
Rob Balfour
Frank L'Hommedieu
Russell Against Road Bond Issue Statement
The St. Louis Post Dispatch reports a letter by United States Senator Arthur R Gould of Maine to the Fresno Vineyard Company in St Louis. The letter says following instructions yielded fair results with the company's unfermented grape juice and it was brought into federal court as evidence in a $100000 damage suit.
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Louis
St. Louis Post Dispatch
United States
Arthur R .Gould
Maine
Ciry
Fresno Vineyard Company
St. Louis
Legge Offered Place on New Farm Board by President
President Hoover offered Alexander H. Legge, head of International Harvester, a seat on the federal farm board. Legge met Hoover at the White House but no decision was announced. Other expected appointees include Carl Williams, C B Denman, Charles C Teague, F B Wells, and Major Arthur P Knapp.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Farm Board
Hoover
Alexander H. Legge
International Harvester Company
Legge
White House
Carl Williams
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Farmer- Stockman
Minneapolis
Arthur P
Napp
Lake Charles
Georgia
Charles S. Barrett
Farmers Union
Washington
Barrett
Dressmaker turbans in tremendous vogue
Paris fashion notes from Auteuil and Longchamp featured close draped crepe de chine turbans in beige or black paired with summer weight coats. Silk, light wool crepe, chiffon, or satin turbans with jeweled pins appeared for restaurant and theater wear. Evening turbans favored black or bright hues, red blue and green. Brimless draped hats may expand in patterned prints for afternoon chiffon outfits and printed silks.
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Paris
Auteuil
Longchamps
Tragic Deaths in Cuba Last Year Reported
A roundup of Cuba’s fatalities last year details accidents and personal crises, noting a total Hire-numbered figure of 2 810. The report records multiple deaths across regions, with several cases linked to transport and health emergencies.
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Cuba
O E S Meeting Notice and Dog Vaccination Reminder
Thomasville Chapter No 46 O E S announces a regular meeting Friday at 8 00 in the Masonic Temple with officers MRS OLGA ATKINSON W M and MRS ROSE L YATES Sec. A health notice from the Health Department warns all dog owners within the city to vaccinate their dogs by July and pay the dog tax. After July 1 a town canvass will occur to seize untagged dogs and impose fines.
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Grand Theatre
Thomasville
Masonic Temple
Olga- Atkinson
W.M
Rose L. Yates
Weather Outlook for Southern States Cloudy with Showers
The forecast covers South Carolina Georgia Florida and Alabama. Mostly cloudy tonight and Friday with chances of showers in interior areas and on the coast. Temperatures hold steady with scattered thundershowers in Florida and coastal showers in Alabama.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Tax total rises in nine months of current year
Treasury department reports internal revenue collections for the first nine months at 2,137,178,647 dollars, up about 60 million from the prior period. Income taxes account for nearly all the increase, with 1,?48,000,000 representing the non income portion.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue
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Cornes
W. Feinberg & Son
White Goods
Thomasville Steam Laundry
French Dry Cleaning
Fletcher and
Madison Streets
West Jackson Street
Madison
Squibb
Thomas Drug Store, Inc
George Bancroft
Fay Wray
Richard Arlen
Tully Marshall
S Bancroft
Underworld
Pathe News
Dolores, Costello
Conrad Nagel
Ramon Novarro
Pringle
Fidelis
The
Baptist Church
Grace Edwards
Fred Norton
C. T. Gandy
R. T. Dickey
J. W. Blanton
Clifford Copeland
C. M. Robinson
Neel Brothers
Jonas-Manville
J. O. Baxley
Dothan
J.O. Baxley
W. J. Baxley
Baxley
Henry Charles
Taylor Place
T. A. Teate
Charles
Sampson
Missionary School
Methodist Church
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Auxiliary
Mamie Myers
Japan
Orient
Russell
Mel
Mr. Hoover
O. E. S. Attention
Health Department
City of
W. Lewis Wilson
Certified Public Accountant
Systemsa
Williams
the Bank of
State of
County of
Thomas
T. A. Futch
Sherwin-Williams Paints—Hardware
South Broad St
Troy Tailoring Company
West Jackson St
Frank Dollar Bul Bartlett
Inman’s Soda’ Fountain
Inman Drug CO
B. S. Inman
H. T. Mash
J. A. Butler
R. H. Sholar
W. P. Howell
Edythe Vann
Mildred McDonald
Vivian. Milton
Ben Inman, JR
Joe White
Edwin Godwin
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