Church and School Notices From Thomasville area
Morning services at Thomasville Churches Presbyterian feature Rev. Ansley C. Moore preaching on When God Plants A Life. Vesper meditation follows. Bible class led by Moore and several local members reports on Southwest Georgia Camp Conference in Albany. Methodist Church invites Hortense Tinsley missionary to Korea to speak at Sunday worship. Tinsley has spent 23 years in Korea and is noted for rural and educational work. Christian Science lessons at First Church in Thomasville discuss healing and divine science with references from Isaiah and Gospel selections.
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Ansley C. Moore
Vivian Wells
Hartely Yoockhart
Mae Jeffries
Verace Benton
Mamie Eubanks
Ethel Eubanks
Vera Worthy
Clinton Worthy
Hortense Tinsley
Korea
Methodist Church
Miss Tinsley
Americus
Georgia
Woman's Missionary Council
Lois Tinsley
Vashti
Thomiasvill Dutnodists
South Georgia
Une Quissior Field
Church of Christ, Scientist
Thomasville
Mary Binker Nddy
Baptist Missionary Society Meets To Study At Mrs Ferguson
The Baptist Missionary Society meets again at Mrs. Ferguson’s home to continue the study of At The Gates Of Asia. Mrs. Norman Williamson teaches a profitable session. attendees from last week are urged to return and others who missed the class are invited to hear the lecturer who is well versed in the subject. The meeting opens at 3 30 and closes at 9 30.
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The
Baptist Missionary Society
Agun
Ferguson
Asia
Norman Williamson
Noted Bible Scholar to Speak at Ket Capist Church
Dr John D Freemian dean of the Mercer University School of Christianity will lecture at the Ket Capist Church tomorrow during the morning and evening services. Freeman, respected Southern Baptist Bible scholar, has taught the Bible and preached for years and authored several works. Des Shiver from Jacksonvill will sing a vocal solo at the morning service while Rev T I Callaway the pastor remains in Oldpepper Virginia for evangelistic services.
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John D. Freemian
School of Christianity
Mercer University
Freeman
Ifa
Des Shiver
Jacksonvill
T. I. Callaway
Oldpepper
Virginia
Trapshooting Title Recorded In Jacksonville Meet
In Allania June 27 Tom Dean claimed a new title as trap shooting progressed with Lou Thoridaian leading a high score and several veterans winning honors. Arthur Curenden and Deon shared top professional honors with 197. W Glenn of Birmingham and Jom. thett of Macon led Class B with 194.
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Allania
Tom Dean
Moon Dite
Lou Web
Vos
Ecuid Rowulid
Lou Thoridaian
Tarhoaene
Will W.oat
Seopreaprers
Aba
Tires
Maespera
Arthur Curenden
Tomi
Deon
W. Glenn
Birmingham
Ala
Macon
Lad
Sams
Athens
Loy May Wed Film Studio Executive Soon
Hollywood reports say Myrna Loy, screen star, may wed film studio executive Arthur Hornblow Jr. this weekend. Unconfirmed as neither party is located, possible ceremony in Las Vegas Nevada or Yuma Arizona follows a recent divorce of Hornblow’s former wife Juliette Crosby.
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Myrna Loy
Hollywood
Calif
Arthur Hornblow
Hornblow
Las Vagas
Nev
Yuma
Ariz
Juliette Crosby
Reno
Olivia Dionne Crawls Through Drainpipe to See Quintuplets
Callander Ontario June 27 Olivia Dionne crawled through a drainpipe to glimpse his quintuplet daughters blocked from Dafoe Hospital by a measles quarantine. Police on duty at the hospital watched as he slipped in through a fence and left by the same route. Doctors said entry might be allowed later if infection danger passes.
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Callander
Oliva Dionne
Dafoe
Dionne
A. R. DaFoe
Assault warrant sworn out against Mrs Zioncheck
Washington June 27 An assault warrant sworn out recently against Mrs Rubye Nix Zioncheck bride of the Washington state representative was ordered served immediately today by United States attorney Leslie Garnett His order followed a demand by Mrs Benjamin Scott Young who swore out the warrant after she was injured in a scuffle over possession of an apartment she had sub leased to them Arrest of Representative and Mrs Zioncheck on Mrs Youngs charges was postponed when the congressman was committed to Gallinger Hospital for mental observation Court action to determine whether Zioncheck is sane was dismissed here yesterday after relatives agreed to keep him for an indefinite period in the Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital at Towson Md near Baltimore
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Washington
Rubye Nix Zioncheck
Leslie (. Garnett
United States
District of Columbia
Benjamin Scott Young
Zionucheck
Fortson Opens Campaign for Governor July 11
Judge Fortson of Athens will open his campaign for governor in Washington Wilkes county on July 11. Tate Wright, Fortson headquarters chief, announced the date. Fortson is in Philadelphia attending the Democratic National Convention.
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Judge Fortson
Athens
Judzoanton Fortson
Washington
Wilkes County
Tate Wright
Fortson
Philadelphia
Final hour to qualify for representative race announced
Secretary W T Jay of the Thomas Cominty Democratic Executive Committee warns that noon on Wednesday July 1 is the final qualification time for prospective candidates seeking the representative seat. He will accept the $35 entrance fee at his office before the deadline. As of now Joe Robison and Jegge Gainey are the only qualifiers.
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W. T. Jay
Thomas Cominty
Democratic Executive Committee
Times-Enterprise
Loyola assistant coach charged with manslaughter
New Orleans police detain James S. Percy a 27 year old Loyola University assistant grid coach on a manslaughter charge in the death of Summers Carpenter 21 during a wedding reception brawl at an Orleans club. Investigators say Carpenter died from a broken neck after a fist strike.
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New Orleans
James S. Percy
Loyola University
Summers Carpenter
Orleans
Robert H. Potts
Carpenter
Kuepferle
Ruth Sullivan
Patrick J. Sullivan
Willoughby KE. Kittredge, Jr
Percy
Visitors and arrivals brighten local scene
Mr and Mrs W J Seibert of Macon visited today. Mrs Pete Burgess and children plan to move to Concord New Hampshire. Miss Gertrude Hodges of Waycross visits for Elizabeth Smith and Dan Redd wedding. Miss Millie Patterson returns from Staten Island Hospital for summer. J T Daniels Jr of Albany among business visitors. G W Cochran recovering after yesterday surgery. Ralph Wilson family visiting Ochlocknee relatives. Mrs J C Clements and daughter Gwendolyne visit Fort Myers relatives. Jella Garrison and sister Mrs L V Rigsby visiting nearby.
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Gertrude Hodges
Waycross
Jldwina Pringie
Miss Hodges
Elizabeth Smith
Dan Redd
J. T. Daniels, Jr
Albany
J. CC. Clements
Gwendolyne
Jella Garrison
Fort Myers, Fla
Jarrison
L. V. Rigsby
Tobacco Inspection Ordered at Markets in VA KY and Tenn
Secretary Wallace ordered mandatory tobacco inspection and price reporting at thirteen auction markets in Virginia Kentucky and Tennessee following growers referendums. About 95 percent voted for the service, officials said.
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VA. KY
Tenn
Washington
Wallace
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Department
Books Added to Thomasville Library This Week
The Thomasville Library received a fresh batch of titles cataloged for immediate reader access on Monday June 20. The new list includes Whistlers Van by Idwal Jones and Old Spain in Our Southwest by Nina Otero-Warren along with many more classics and modern works.
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Thomasville
Whistlers’ van -Idwal Jones
Spain
Nina Otere
George Santayana
Negigy Larson
Bess Streeter Aldrich
George Gibbs
Wi. G. Wells
J. EK. Williamson
Swift and Company Opens New Plant in Augusta
Swift and Company packers opened a new 100000 dollar plant in Augusta Georgia replacing the former branch house in operation since 1907. The brick steel and concrete facility includes storage processing and distribution equipment for meats and other food products and had its formal opening ceremonies on Wednesday.
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Swift and Company
Augusta
Swift and Company, Packers
Veteran Railroad Engineer Dies At Throttle In Georgia
Homer F. Turner a Cedarton Georgia railroad engineer with Central of Georgia Railway for 45 years collapsed at the throttle and died. A fireman stopped the train as it entered Lyerly. Turner left a widow and three children with a brother Clarence also a Central engineer surviving.
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R. R
Lyerly
Homer F. Turner
Cedarton
Turner
Central of Georgia Railway
Clarence
Central
Rock Springs Summer Guests Gather in Texas Garden
Mrs W L Jackson of Nashville is visiting her daughter Mrs Lloyd Megahee at Remington Avenue with Mr and Mrs Megahee occupying Dr and Mrs Littlee’s home. Guests include Miss Lorene Combs Miss Thelma Ferebee and Miss Bess Scott. Mrs Peck heads to Chicago Milwaukee with daughter Lilliane Feck for a vacation tour. Miss Evelyn Peck attends a girls camp near Chicago in July. Friends report Dorothy Mae Clements recovering after Ferris wheel fall injuries at Archbeld Hospital. Mrs Clements is granddaughter of J D Clements of Thomasville.
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W. L. Jackson
Nashville
Tenn
Lloyd Megahee
Fk. V. Peck
Chicago
Milwaukee
Lillianne Feck
Evelyn Peck
Dorothy Mae Clements
Pelham, Ga
Archbeld Hospital
Clements
J. d. Clements
Thomasville
State politics heat up on July Fourth in Georgia
From Gainesville to Houston word spread that John H. Kirby weighed backing Alf Landon. Talmadge signaled support for Democratic nominees despite doubts. A three way trade rumor among Howell, Talmadge and Russell was denied. Several candidates qualified for state offices through the party secretary.
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Gainesville
Houston
Texas
John H. Kirby
Talmadge
Macon
Alf Landon
Kansas
Georgia
Clark Howell, Sr
Snator Russell
Howell
Russell
Senate
Eleanor Orr Roan
State Committee
George Hamilton
Exstate
W. B. Harrison
Atlanta man killed in Tennessee wreck
John E. Lippitt Sr. 51 formerly of Atlanta was killed when his car collided with a truck one mile north of Gibson Tennessee. He managed Memphis and Nashville offices of a large insurance company and was driving from Memphis to Nashville. He was the son of Ms I B Lippitt of Atlanta.
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Gibson, Tenn
John E. Lippitt
Atlanta
Here
Mr. Lippitt
Memphis
Nashville
I. B. Lippitt
Orleans Club Kitchen Altercation Involving Carpenter
Police quoted Perc y saying he was invited into the Orleans club kitchen for a drink where he met Carpenter who had not been introduced. Carpenter insulted him and an exchange followed. Mrs Sullivan among guests gave statements. The fight lasted only a few minutes and a man lay on a sofa as others tried to revive him.
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Orleans
Percy
Carpenter
Sullivan
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