Sale of One Hundred Acre Lot in Thomas County Georgia
Georgia Thomas County notices a sale of one hundred acres of lot seventy nine in the thirteenth district under a deed to secure debt from John L Hancock to The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company. Sale at public outcry at the county courthouse on July 17 1934 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. for cash to the highest bidder.
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Georgia
Thomas County
John L. Hancock
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
Superior Court
Court House
Thomas
Lot
County notice of sale of Hancock land in Americus area
The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company advertises a sale of land described as starting fifty two yards to Fre donia school then north and west lines totaling roughly 237 yards, bounded by Shepherd Hancock and Cromartie lands. The sale is to satisfy a secured debt of 2688.24 dollars plus interest and premiums, due to mortgage default, with power of sale as provided in the deed to secure debt. Attorney G C Webb signs the notice.
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Fredonia School
A. J. Shepherd
J. L. Hancock
W. L. Hancock
Lula Cromartie
Chastain
John L. Hancock
THE
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
G. C. Webb
Americus
Georgia
Tifton Moultrie Thomasville Bainbridge Bus Schedule
Eastern time schedule lists bus departures to Cairo Bainbridge and points West at 5 30 10 00 A M and 6 30 P M. From Thomasville buses run to Moultrie Tifton and points North at 10 50 A M and 4 00 P M. Buses to Tallahassee and Florida points depart at 6 30 and 11 00 A M and 6 30 P M.
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Tifton
Moultrie
Thomasville
Bainbridge
Cairo
Moultrie Tifton
Tallahassee
Florida
Mrs Palmer Ladd Improves After Hospital Stay
Mrs Palmer Ladd of Newport Springs Florida, wife of boat operator Palmer Ladd of the Ladd brothers, has been treated in the local hospital for about two weeks and is reported improving nicely. The Ladd family is well known in Thomasville and the surrounding area, and recovery is hoped for soon.
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Palmer Ladd
Newport Springs
Fla
Young People Revival at Methodist Church Grows
The third Young People’s Revival Services drew about 450 attendees, roughly 100 more than Monday, with hopes for a larger crowd tonight. Rev Hearn spoke on What Does God Want With Me from Ezekiel 22, urging personal responsibility in family, school, and community. Barnett’s Creek Church Ladies hold play and quilt sale to support their church, with proceeds aiding community church needs.
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Fellowship Club
Vashti
Hearn
Herbert Singletary
Barnett’s Creek School
Thomasville Billiard Team Organizing for N League
Contenders for places on Thomasville's billiard team in the Southwest Georgia League are forming. Elimination contests will be held at the Thomasville Billiard Parlor to select the six players and three substitutes. The league opens July 4 with Pelham at home, and a summer tournament may involve Valdosta Tallahassee Pelham Camilla and Thomasville.
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Thomasville
Pelham
Valdosta
Tallahassee
Camilla
Committee Studies Remington Avenue Parkway Question
The Remington Avenue Parkway displacement is debated after a petition seeks abandonment of about 150 feet toward Broad Street to aid a Bruce Corner filling station. The Park and Tree Committee will report in two weeks, with broad opposition and funding needs for paving and parallel parking to be arranged if abandonment proceeds.
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Remington Avenue Parkway
Bruce Corner
Richard Mitchell
Broad Street
Crawford Street
Park and Tree Committee
City Council
Meigs High School Canning Plant Expands Output
The Megs canning plant run by Meigs High School’s Vocational Agricultural Education department has filled its first can on May 12 and produced about seven thousand cans in just over six weeks. Officials expect at least fifteen thousand cans this season with fruits and meats added, aiming to triple capacity for next year.
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Megs
Department of Vocational Agricultural Education
Meigs High School
Thomas
Meigs
First Baptist Church Debt Nears Goal
Mel H. Goodwin reports 27 000 of 30 000 debt on the First Baptist Church building has been subscribed. A committee meeting is planned tonight as leaders push to reach the final goal by Sunday night and seek full church cooperation.
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Mel H. Goodwin
First Baptist
Han
Goodwin
Thk
Wesley Bible Class Picnic and Fish Fry at Rock Springs
The Wesley Bible Class of the Methodist Church will hold a picnic lunch and fish fry at Rock Springs Thursday afternoon. Attendees, including members wives and guests, should gather from the courthouse area between 4:30 and 5:00 for transport to the grounds, with dinner served at six.
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Wesley Bible Class
Methodist Church
Rock Springs
Court House
H. L. Teate
Prest
Annual Baptist Young People Training School Planned
The Baptist Young People of the Thomas County Association will hold the annual Training School at a local First Baptist Church during the week starting September 3. Now in its eighth year at the church the program includes all county Baptist youths. Last year average nightly attendance neared three hundred with participants from Moultrie Quitman Cairo and Thomas County churches. Director is Mr Preston B Y P A Secretary for Georgia with a tentative faculty including Mr and Mrs Preston Atlanta Mr Sibley Burnett Murfreesboro Tennessee Miss Frances Whitworth Atlanta and Miss Martha Sconyers Macon.
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Baptist Young People
Thomas County Association
First Baptist
Moultrie
Quitinan
Cairo
Thomas County
5. Preston
State of Georgia
Preston
Atlanta
Sibley Burnett
Murphreesboro
Tennessee
Frances Whitworth
Martha Sconyers
Macon
Georgia Journalism Grady Graduates Move Into Jobs
Graduates of the Henry W Grady school of journalism at the University of Georgia are entering positions or have strong employment prospects. Internships will follow their senior year, with Grady alumni taking roles at Athens Daily Times Red and Black and other outlets.
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Athens
Henry W. Grady School of Journalism
University of Georgia
Junion
Grady
W. B. Williams
Byron
A. St Hargrave
Thomasville
Red and Black
Commu
Williams
Caders Seaboard
Vick’s Chemical Company
New York
Wargrave
Athens Daily Times
J. Frank Jee
Joyston
Mary Tonise Will
Colum
Columbus Ledger
Athi Ta
Georgia-American
John W. Martin
Woodland
Milledenville Times
Elizabeth Mangham
Americus
Anne Emelyn Miller
Winder
Res Beer
Commerce News
Nee
Portrait of Marion Davies Remains in Art Exhibition
Venice authorities rule the Marion Davies portrait must stay in the American section of the International Art Exhibition. Count Volpi Di Misurata ordered the decision, relayed to Mrs. Juliana Force of the Whitney Museum. Force, in London, had objected to the portrait’s presence and warned of further removals.
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Venice
Marion Davies
Count Volpi di Misurata
Juliana Force
Whitney Museum of New York
Davies
Count Volpi
Popular Boston Woman Dies After Long Illness
Miss Maggie Lou Huddleston of Boston Georgia died at home after an extended illness. Funeral services were at 5:00 p m at the Methodist Church with Rev Gresham and others officiating. Interment was in Boston cemetery. She is survived by her parents two brothers and a sister with funeral arrangements by Mr lid Cook. City dog tax due by July 15 at City Hall.
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Boston
Maggie Lou Huddleston
Methodist Church
Gresham
Owen Stanaland
W. F. Willingham
Boston Cemetery
Elizabeth Stanaland
Ashton Stanaland
Jenkins
Huddleston
Loston
J. D. Huddleston
J. J. Huddleston, Jr
Mack Huddleston
West Palm Beach
Mary Huddleston
Oklahoma
Lid’ Cook
J. A. Campbell
John D. Williams
Blackshear Street
Count rules keep items in place at American pavilion
The count ruled that everything must remain as it is in the American pavilion. The portrait of Miss Davies will stay in the vestibule under a card noting it is not part of the Whitney collection if County Volpi's order is not amended. The rulings followed a hearing with all sides yesterday.
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Miss Davies
Police Chief Shoots Five Foot Prowling Snake
Chief J M Hancock shot and killed a five foot rattlesnake found in the rear yard of Mr and Mrs Herbert Carlton on Park Avenue. A servant and a negro boy reported the incident before the reptile was cornered in a woodhouse and garage. The snake’s rattling alarmed nearby residents before its demise.
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Park Avenue
J. M. Hancock
Herbert Carlton
Bus Schedule Notes for Thomasville and Atlanta Route
Southbound departures at 7 00 AM 3 00 PM and 1 00 PM with a 9 45 PM service listed. Through service connects Thomasville Albury Americus llaville Thomaston Griffin and Atlanta. Buses operate from Union Bay Station on N Madison Street Thomasville Ga.
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Thomasville
Albury
Americus
Llaville
Thomaston
Griffin
Atlanta
Union Bay Station
N. Madison St. Thomasvile
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