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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1934
Page
8
The Thomas county annual Singing Convention will convene at Big Ochlocknee Baptist Church six miles west of Coolidge on Sunday July 1. The public and all singers are invited to attend with baskets to share. BH. R. Cooper, Sec'y.
Notice invites residents to the Jefferson County Singing Convention at the Wacissa School Auditorium on the second Sunday in July the 8th with dinner on the ground. Also city dog tax due by July 15 at City Hall. Tax is $1.00. Credit to Pittman.
In Scottsbluff Nebraska A W Shipman uses a wooden peg leg to aid a lamb born with a deformed leg. Shipman plans to enlarge the prosthetic as the animal grows.
A crowded revival at the Methodist Church Friday night featured Rev. Hearn’s sermon on Exodus 20 the Ten Commandments. He explained why restrictions protect us noting God loves and rescues those who follow his thou shalt not. Services run nightly through Sunday July 1 with a 8:00 pm prayer gathering in the basement.
Mr I Russell Griner head of the Internal Revenue Service processing tax division in Atlanta will explain the Bankhead bill and the syrup processing tax at the Cairo Court House on Saturday July 7. He will answer taxpayers questions and provide accurate information. The public is invited.
An ad urges readers to call 1012 to order SANI FROZEN CREAM and toasted sandwiches. It highlights quick service and tasty treats available via telephone ordering.
Berlin officials report the militant storm troops vow political death to the Steel Helmet Veterans' Association amid rising tensions. The dispute follows a stabbing in Pomerania and clashes over dissolution demands, with Hitler opposing the stormtroop demand and foreseeing a political clash between conservative and radical Nazi factions.
Washington June 29. The national steel labor relations board formed quickly to foster peace in the steel industry but postponed its first moves awaiting condition study. The three men met with Secretary Perkins within 24 hours of creation by President Roosevelt. Judge Walter P. Stacy, NC supreme court, chairman, said no action until the board orients itself to the situation.
Thomasville Kiwanis Club met at the Legion Home for the weekly luncheon led by President Bill Gravely. Four members were absent, with others attending from nearby clubs. Miss Virginia Tuck performed readings and Miss Mary Love Crovatt stood as pianist in Miss Hubert's absence.
A Sunday event titled Swim and Picnic occurs at UWart's Playground with open hours from 2 to 6 PM. Community members are invited to enjoy casual swimming and a daytime gathering in the park setting.
Walton Walcott, a Thomasville High School athlete, pulled two frightened girls from deep water at Rock Springs pool yesterday afternoon. The incident occurred during a Wesley Bible Class entertainment, with many attendees witnessing the rescue and praising his quick actions. Both girls were shaken but unharmed beyond the scare.
There will be no Evangelistic Club services this week due to the revival at the Methodist Church.
A Beaumont Texas toddler identified as Bobbie Bridges 10 months old overcomes a long list of illnesses and injuries. He endured bronchitis severe head injuries from a fall knee dislocations whooping cough chicken pox mumps fracture of the right shoulder diphtheria an emergency appendectomy and tonsil operation plus measles and granulated eyelids.
Citizens in Marshall Arkansas appeal to Governor Futrell for National Guard aid to ease violence in Searcy county tied to the Standinis Hoentney Barnett feud. Authorities seek Leland Manley, reputed leader, after Barnett was killed near a pool hall. Barnett’s sons Robert and Oscars hunt for the killer. National guardsmen were deployed last Christmas to avert outbreaks.
Changes aim to reduce Werades of resin from thirteen to nine by trimming colors under current standards. The Food and Drug Administration held a meeting with dealers and consumers in New York to gauge acceptability. Manufactured in the south already show approval, with Gotisch presiding. if welcomed, an open Washington hearing will seek final approval.
The weekly concert starts at 8:00 PM at Municipal Stadium. The Diamond Ball League opening causes the schedule change. The band will perform throughout the event and entertain the crowd between games.
Washington June 29. Bidders for army motorization contracts will not need to certify they employed no lobbyists or outside agents. The ruling, supported by Comptroller General McCart, aims to boost competition and could clear disputed contracts under probe. Chevrolet was the lowest bidder on pending contracts.
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