S P Taylor Faces Possible Loss Of Right Eye After Accident
Mr. S P Taylor of this city was rushed to Coast Line Hospital Waycross after a golf stick metal fragment shattered his car windshield striking his eye and face. Doctors fear loss of sight in the right eye though optimism remains. The accident occurred on Wright street at low speed. a freak mishap with the stick prompted the injury. Falls caused 26700 U S deaths in 1938.
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P. Taylor
Coast Line Hospital
Waycross
Wright Street
Taylor
Local News Notes Stone Sr. Dies at Home
Thomasville loses Bur gess William Stone Sr. after a brief heart ailment. funeral set for four p m at First Baptist with Rev T F Callaway. Pallbearers named. interment at Laure Hill cemetery. Stone long served as Sunday School superintendent and deacon, led education reforms, and held leadership in Georgia Florida Pecan Growers. Survivors include wife two sons and three daughters plus two stepsiblings.
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Thomas County
Burgess William Stone
Pavo Road
First Baptist Church
T. F. Callaway
Paul Searcy
W. R. Thomas
J. R. Cole
Fred S. Smith
J. R. Alexander
Richard Mitchell
Baptist Church
Elmo Chastain
Adam Arnold
Ardis MacDougald
W. A. Watt
C. H. Ferguson
B. F. Herring
J. C. Griffen
Laure) Hill Cemetery
Mr. Stone
William Tyler Stone
Mary Bell Simpson
Carrollton County
Miss
Miss. State College
Lving
Thomasville
Annie Arrington
Quitman
Nannie A. Stanley
Macon
B. W.stone, Or
Dudley Stone
Atlanta
Sue Stone Roughton
Clifford Stone
Mary Stone Hodkinson
South Bend
Ind
Eugene A. Stanley
G. W. H. Stanley
Belle Talbert
Winona
Blanche Mohead
Carrollton
Stone
Ufe
Board of Education
Georgia‘Florida Pecan Growers Association
Mee. Co. A. Davis
Annual Vacation Bible School Opens at First Baptist
First Baptist Church hosts its annual Vacation Bible School starting Monday July 3. Sessions run each weekday for two weeks from 9 to 11 30 am with departments led by Mrs J K Harper Mrs A M Singletary Mrs G C Newton Mrs T F Callaway and Mrs Broughton Powell. Bible stories sword drills songs scripture memory and hand work are planned. Pupils register Friday at 5 pm followed by an automobile parade and social.
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First Baptist Church
J. K. Harper
A. M. Singletary
G. C. Newton
T. F. Callaway
Broughton Powell
Miss Annabelle Shores Hosts Shower for Eva Pettigrew Bride Elect
Miss Annabelle Shores entertained Tuesday night with a miscellaneous shower in honor of Eva Pettigrew bride elect of July. About twenty five guests attended and played games before refreshments and a wedding playset framed the gift presentation.
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Annabelle Shores
Eva Pettigrew
Miss Annabelle Shores
City Dog Tax Notice Due By July First 1939
City dog tax of 50 cents due and payable at City Hall on or before July 1st 1939. Dogs must be inoculated before tags will be issued. Pittman City Clerk.
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Pittman
Funeral arrangements announced for local residents
The notice lists W. F. Hill and Mrs. W. S. Garner of Pelham and Mrs. J. W. McEnsie of Moultrie with funeral arrangements in charge of Herring's Funeral Home.
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W. F. Hill
W. S. Garner
Pelham
J. W. Mc“ensie
Moultrie
Herring
Swine sanitation plan urged to fight worms in Georgia hogs
County Agent E C Mann promotes sanitation to prevent young pigs from worm infestation and to curb red and spirurid stomach worms. Study compares groups raised with varied sanitation, showing 0 to 6 percent free of worms in poor care, up to 27 percent in well sanitized farms.
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E. C. Mann
Georgia
U. S. Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Moultrie
Property Owner Receives $300 Damages Against County
A jury awarded Mrs. J. Chastain 300 dollars for damages to a negro house on Madison Street tied to the Madison Street viaduct construction. The verdict followed two panels of jurors, postponing remaining related cases. Additional hearings set for a later term, with four or five more cases pending.
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J. ©. Chastain
Madison Street
Play Safe Drink Stegall's Milk for Children
If you are particular as to the kind of milk your children drink this notice promotes Stegall's pasteurized or raw milk as a safe choice for family consumption with an emphasis on parental care.
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Stegall
Arthur Guy Warren, Former City Employee, Claimed by Death
Arthur Guy Warren of this city died in a sanitarium at Mill edgeville after months of illness. Funeral services will be held at Midway church near Meigs with interment in Midway cemetery. Survived by wife Mary Lizzie Law, three daughters, a son, five brothers, and three sisters. funeral arrangements handled by Whiddon’s Funeral Dome.
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Arthur Guy Warren
Milledgeville
Midway Church
Meigs
Bruce Hull
The
Nazarene Church
Midway Cemetery
Messe
Roscoe Rehberg
Clenton Lurst
J.J. Lambert
Jo Rottevans
Dwight Register
Bill Burns
Hayes Street
Mitchell County
Georgia
Lort
Candace Allignod Warren
Mary Lizzie Law
Thomasville
Midway Baptist Church
Nolie Tamia
Tampa
Fla
Hilda Toimking
Elizabeth Warres
Arthur Millard Wuarren
Panama Canal Zone
Jack Harvey
Odell
Otto
L. T Warren
Meta Howze
Dover
Pla
Hardy Nelms
Pelham
Lilian Palmer
Nurse Uniform Window Exhibit At The Fashion Shoppe
An educational window display at the Fashion Shoppe showcases the Evolution of the Nurse’s Uniform. The exhibit, arranged with White Swan uniforms, features miniature figures and historical photos of Edith Cavell Grace Baxter Mary Adelaide Nutting Elizabeth Gurney Fry and other nurse authorities. Ruth Vann invites nurses and the public to view the street window.
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White Swan
Greece
Hospital de Beaulieu
Edith Cavell
Grace Baxter
Mary Adelaide Nutting
Elizabeth Gurney Fry
Ruth Vann
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