Police Will Bow to Fox Terrier in Atlanta
Atlanta police officers prepare to bow to a medium sized fox terrier after being told to respond to the dog with a Chimmie greeting. The dog’s owner, J T Deese of Cochran Georgia, offers 35 dollars to any officer who bows correctly. Judge James B Ruhl of Cleveland notes a 1000 percent increase in reconciliations this year.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Police Department
J. T. Deese
Bee Line Highway
Cochran
James B. Ruhl
Cleveland
Ohio
Church Services And Activities Outline
The Methodist Church lists Sunday School at 10 a m with multiple classes led by various presidents and teachers including R A Rutland and Mrs Homer Williams. The First Baptist Church details morning worship at 11 30 a m with “The Value of Life” and evening programs ending with a concert of hymns and a sermon.
Religious Services and Schedules Across Local Churches
During the pastor’s absence Rev. Marshall Woodson is replaced by C A Terhune for preaching. Sunday School 10 am. morning service “That They May Be One”. evening service “Whole.” St Thomas Church offers Holy Communion 8 am and prayers at 11:30 am. St Augustine Catholic holds Mass 9 am. Church School 10 am. prayers follow. Primitive Baptist holds Bible class 10 am and services Friday through Sunday. Christian Science church at Dawson and Washington invites attendance with 11:30 am service and 10:30 am Sunday School. reading room hours 10 am to 12 noon weekdays.
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Presbyterian Church
Marshall Woodson
C. A. Terhune
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Mahler
J. F. L’hommedieu
Junior Christian Endeavor
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Protestant Episcopal
Robb White, Jr
Primitive Baptist Church
Eld
Dillon O. Lewis
Dawson
Washton Streets
Atlantic Coast Line Train Schedules and Church Notices
Eastern Time church schedule lists Nazarene Church in Thomasville with services and youth group. Unadilla dairy herd of eight cows averages over 500 pounds butterfat per cow yearly. Atlantic Coast Line timetable shows arrivals, departures, and through sleepers to major cities. Wells and Green listed as agents with phone numbers.
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Unadilla
Neb
F. E. Orton
Radio Programs and Clear Channel Listings for June 29
Radio schedule overview listing Eastern time programs on WEAF WJZ and other clear channel stations with dance orchestras, concert hours, hotel ensembles, and serials. Highlights include Nathaniel Shilkret concert hour and Rita Burgess Gould, with multiple stations coordinated across WJZ WEAF WBZ KDKA and more.
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Associated Press
Clear—channel
WEAF
New York
WEEI
WTIC
WJAR
WTAG
WCSH
WFI
WRC
WGY
WGR
WCAE
WWJ
WSAI
WRVA
WJAX
WAPI
WSM
WFIC
WPTF
Phil Spitainy
WHAS
the Cavalcade
WCAL
WWI
WIJAR
Nathaniel Shilkret Concert
WTAM
WSB
WBT
B. A. Rolfe Dance
WEBI
WGN
WIOD
Rita Burgess Gould
Wfejic
Ben Pollack
Rudy Valle
Jack Albin
Hotel
WJZ
Paul Tremaine
Hans Barth
WBZ
KDKA
WLW
World In Music
WBAL
WPTEF
Pickards
WJR
Goldman
del Staiegers
WBZ Wham
KWK
Wren
Clear Channel
WPG Atlantic Cuy
Baltimore
Glee Club
Wbal Ensemble
the Marylanders
Pittsburgh
WGY Schenectady
Hotel Orchestra
Skipper Brown
Byrd Central
Cincinnati
Orchestra
Orch
Mansfield and Lee
Polly, Anna
Gene
WSB Atlanta
Harry Pomar
National Education Association
WSB Skylark
Birmingham
Amos-Andy
University of the Air
Charlotte
Woodlawn
WOW
Hicks
the Sticks
Louisville
Greater
Louisville Ensemble
Amon
WSM Nashville
WIZ & Weaf
de Ford Bailey
Uncle Joe
Richmond
WSZ
For Rent Six Room House on Colton Ave Near Park Front
Classified ad lists a six room house for rent on Colton Avenue with modern conveniences near Park Front. Contact C. F. Thomson by phone 82 for details.
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Smith Avenue
West
Jackson St
H. Feinberg
Remington Ave
J. L. Trull
Young Street
M. V. Arnau
Colton Ave
Park Front
C. F.thomson
Hoover Names Likely Western Farm Board Members
Washington speculation centers on which three of eight appointees will come from the Midwest to represent wheat interests. Reported picks include James C. Stone of Lexington for tobacco, C. B. Denman of Farmington for livestock, and Carl Williams of Oklahoma City with cotton ties and wheat experience.
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Raymond. Z. Henle
Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Farm Board
Middle Western
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Missouri
James C. Stone
Lexington
C. B. Denman
Farmington
Carl Williams
Oklahoma City
American Cotton Growers Exchange
Williams
Thomasville Area Weather Forecast July 1929 Final Update
Thomasville Ga June 29 1929 forecast reports generally fair conditions tonight and Sunday with little temperature change. A weather bulletin lists 8 a m observations across multiple stations including Abilene Apalachicola Atlanta Boston Buffalo Chicago Cleveland Corpus Christi Denver and more with low temperatures around 48 to 76 and highs from 60s to 100s. The Thomasville reading notes high near 90 and rainfall zero, while broad regional data describe low pressure over New England and high pressure in the southeast and northwest, and rainfall confined mainly to Atlantic states and south Texas.
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Thomasville
Ndalda el
New England
Rocky Mountain
Atlantic States
Texas
Weather Bulletin
Abilene
Tex
Apalachicola
Asheville
Atlanta
Boston
Mass
Buffalo
N. Y
Chicago
Cleveland
Corpus Christi
Denver
Col
Dodge
Kans
el Paso
Galveston
Helena,Mont
Indiapolis
Ind
Jacksonville
Fla
Los Angeles
Cal
Macon
Memphis
Enn
Miami
Mobile
Ala
Montgomery
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Okla
Omaha
Neb
Miscellaneous Wants Good Board at Reasonable Prices
An advertisement for affordable board space at 116 Siexas Street lists a contact phone number 840. The notice seeks inquiries from interested parties and presents no further details about services or duration.
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Siexas Street
Vereen Chosen to Board of Tobacco Association
W C Vereen of Moultrie Georgia was elected a member of the board of governors of the Tobacco Association of the United States at its closing session in Norfolk Virginia. Georgia tobacco sales season opening date set for July 23, about a week earlier than previously observed. A resolution to extend sales periods in the North Carolina bright belt and other belts was passed to prevent end season glut. Vereen moved to amend the resolution, and it was adopted in spirit for Georgia belts.
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Norfolk
Vereen
Moultrie
The
Tobacco Association of the United States
Georgia
Hoover may name Knapp and Georgia cotton man to cabinet
Discourse suggests President Hoover will nominate Arthur P. Knapp of Lake Charles Louisiana and a Georgian cotton man to fill two cabinet posts. A Georgian candidate for the other slot is hinted, with Legge of International Harvester potentially securing the eighth position.
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Rice
Arthur P.knapp
Lake Charles
Louisiana
Hoover
Knapp
Georgia
Alexander Legge
International Harvester Company
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