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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1938
Page
2
Presidents of many unions condemn government complacency amid perceived international barbarism. In Japan public baths serve as informal clubhouses where groups meet while soaking in large vats, reflecting local social habits.
Local phone numbers listed for Pelham include Police 144 or 53 Clerk's Office 53 Mayor's Office 53 Fire Department 233 Sheriff's Office 16 in Camilla.
N O Taylor aged sixty, of Hartsfield Georgia, died at his home after months of illness. He was a former Worth county native, merchant and farmer who lost his sight in 1926 but continued to manage his affairs. He is survived by his wife, four children and two grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted at his home with Elder A L Pierce officiating and burial in Hartsfield cemetery.
Mostly cloudy conditions with likely scattered showers tonight and Tuesday. Observed 8 a m temperature unspecified. yesterday high and last night low not shown. monthly totals and normal precipitation listed. local recreational note mentions Cherokee Lake with several names present in attendance.
Mrs Rudolph Bell left Sunday for Atlanta to visit Mrs J J Cater. Mr Hull Deerle of Boston was among visitors. Mrs Lester Wyche leaves for Moorehead City N C for weeks with relatives. Mrs Oliver B Osgood arrives from Milford Mass to visit Russell family. Elizabeth Birch Russell visits NYC uncles before Oceanside Side duties in Magnolia Mass. A party includes Prince E Jinright and family at Jacksonville Beach. Rotary International convention in San Francisco praised, weather cold. Mrs A B Isaacs and Mrs H C Roane return to Atlanta after visiting Al Feinberg. Ruth Hargave returns from Atlanta Decatur. Morris Stegall of Perry Fla and N C Chapman of St Petersburg visit. Fleetwood family from Statesboro visit. Mrs W W Jarrell returns after Atlanta visit. M L Lively returns to Atlanta after week here. Patricia Slater of Atlanta visits North Dawson Street. Georgia Secretaries of Chambers of Commerce elect J M Hughes as board chair in Albany. Mrs Paul Sparrow and Miss Betty Sparrow stay at Rosaville Ga near Tennessee line. Mrs Sparrow works as camp dietitian at Camp Frances.
Lawrence Camp candidate for United States Senate will address listeners tonight starting at 8 30 Eastern over WSB Atlanta. He has opened Atlanta headquarters and this week announced five campaign managers led by Waldo DeLbach of Moultrie.
Word reached here late last night of the critical condition of Mrs. Miller in a Gainesville hospital. Her sisters Mrs. Gussie Pucell and Mrs. H. H. Melton and brother Mr. Wayne Weeks with his family departed at one this morning. Friends in Thomasville hope the illness is not as serious as the symptoms suggested.
A Boston man, Jim Hatcher, sustained a fractured skull when two trucks collided on a bridge two miles south of Boston on the Boston Monticello road. He was taken to Thom asville hospital in fair condition. Sheriff C M Dixon investigated as four others escaped serious injury.
Near Boston a bridge crash damaged both trucks. Mr Hatcher suffered serious injuries while a negro passenger escaped unharmed. Mr McDonald’s truck, driven by Kemp brothers, was involved with watermelons towed by another disabled vehicle. Sheriff Dixon called it an unavoidable mishap.
Decatur County favored liquor legalization in two prior elections. In 1985 the measure passed narrowly by 12 votes, while in 1937 the margin was 65 votes. The law required a petition equal to 35 percent of those qualified to vote in the general election.
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