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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
5
A playful, critical column from the Thomasville Times Enterprise surveys politics, Prohibition era remarks, and social issues. It riffs on paroled criminals immigration Mussolini Catholic missions German regime and local civic concerns with humor and local references.
The article surveys teacher conduct rules in New York and Georgia. It notes New York bans reputations seen as improper and warns of dismissal without charges, while Georgia relies on local boards with merit licenses. It criticizes lax methods, low pay, and the financial squeeze on teachers despite the profession's grave responsibilities.
The article notes silver dollars gaining popularity in Chicago with a “dollar day” push by merchants urging silver payments. It argues paper money remains easier and safer, questions reminting gold, and mentions other currency ideas while tangent remarks touch on international affairs and local Thomasville.
The Methodist Church lists Jos S Cook pastor and Sarah Harley superintendent with Misa Nell Pringie directing music. Morning worship at 11 15, sermon by the pastor. evening service at 6 30 with guest Ellison R Cook. 7 15 Young Peoples Conference. 7 45 Wednesday prayer services. note hour change from 8 30 to 7 45 a.m.. services last 45 minutes.
Miss Evelyn Lewis guides Sunday School at 10 a.m. with M. H. Goodwin as superintendent and classes for all ages. Worship at 11 10 a.m. features Repairers of Breaches. Evening services include Baptist Training Union at 7 p.m. and Evangelistic Tragic Ignorance at 8:30 p.m. Midweek prayer is Wednesday at 8.
The First Presbyterian Church lists Rev. Ansley C. Moore as pastor with a 11:15 morning worship including a sermon The Disappointed Christ. Evening vespers on the lawn, meditation by the minister and a Young People’s vespers on the lawn follow. Bible class and choir practice are scheduled midweek and Friday.
The Church of the Nazarene invites the public to attend Sunday School at 10 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. Junior Society at 4:30 p.m. Senior N Y P at 7:15 p.m. Evangelistic service at 8 p.m. Pastor Bruce B. Hall leads the program.
Rev. Robb White Jr rector ill forces cancellation of all church services for July at St Thomas Episcopal Church Protestant Episcopal.
Christian Science churches announce Sunday services at 11 30 a m in the Dawson and Washington streets edifice with a subject Truth. A Sunday School session runs at 10 30 a m and Wednesday evening testimony meetings are at 8 30 o'clock. The Reading Room at 208 Williams Building North Broad Street is open weekdays from 9 00 am to 12 00 pm for reading borrowing or purchasing Bible and authorized Christian Science literature. The public is invited to attend and visit.
Savannah July 27 Har mon Caldwell president elect of the University of Georgia predicts a real future for the institution. Speaking before the University of Georgia Club he said a great future lies ahead of the university, strategically located in the south with a background of tradition and culture. It is the logical place for a great center of learning.
In Mobile Alabama on July 27, Helen known as Dixie land’s ferocious black widow champion faced a rival tarantula in a cage arena showdown. The jailer who owns Helen prepared for the dramatic encounter as the crowd watched the famed insect fighter battle death-dealing arachnids.
New Orleans police announced arrest of Arthur Romaguera, city hall attaché, for petty larceny after he removed a crayon portrait of President Franklin D. Roosevelt from the Choctaw Club, a former old regular headquarters. Alic J. Burke filed the complaint as political realignments shifted loyalties toward Huey P. Long. Ward leaders witnessed Romaguera take the portrait and depart in a car.
Atlanta July 27 The state board of control asks mandamus to force ordinary Oswell R. Eve of Richmond County to transfer twenty custodial cases to Milledgeville Hospital. The board's chairman E. E. Lindsey seeks action if necessary to move the patients.
An item lists a five room house with two extra lots and fruit trees for sale within ten days at 123 Kerns Street. It also advertises a cottage with servant quarters and modern plumbing at East Goose Creek Wakulla Beach Florida offered by Tallahassee Lumber Company. A historical report details Gracewood Home for Mental Defectives cases moving toward Milledgeville hospital with warnings from Lindsey that the institution may become a hospital for the insane if transfers fail, citing disputes over jurisdiction and mandamus actions.
Mark Albery visits Laurie Moore in Westminster to apologize for a prior accusation and reveals a journalist exposed Laurie and Rex Moore as living together without marriage. Laurie denies wrongdoing and defends Rex, insisting she never met him in Australia and that he had nothing to do with the situation.
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