City's Beauty and Friendliness Impress Former Resident
Albert Riley reports Joe W. Oxedine, who quit a $50 monthly job in 1929 to lead postal telegraph and Western Union operations in Dallas Fort Worth Birmingham and Memphis, remains struck by Thomasville’s beauty and hospitality.
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Albert Riley
Joe W. Oxedine
Postal Telegraph and Western Union
Dallas, Fort Worth
Birmingham
Memphis
Thomasville
Oxedine
C.W. Oxendine
Cherokee St
Oxendine
Western Union
Texas
Plains
Southwest
Gateway Shopping Center
Clay Street
Plunkett
Eustace Harrell
National Biscuit Company
Postal Telegraph
New Orleans
Dallas
Fort Worth
Hazel Burch
California
July 4th Celebrations Planned in Cairo by American Legion
Grady County Post 122 announces extensive plans to revive old fashioned July 4 observances in Cairo. The event will feature a country music festival, horseshoe contest with 35 candidates, a mammoth fish fry, political speeches, watermelon cutting, prize drawings, and a 6:30 p.m. close prior to a ladies night meeting for new post officers.
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Cairo
Grady County Post 122
The
American Legion
Legionnaires
Legion Club
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