Methodist Home Mission report details fundraising and growth
A Methodist church report outlines fundraising totals and allocations, discusses increased expenses and need for member support, notes staff additions at the Deaconess Home, and includes plans for fresh air and Vashti Homes. It highlights missions in Mobile and Tybee and emphasizes training, visiting missions, and materials needed for widowed and orphaned children.
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Methodist Episcopal Deaconess Society
Thomasville Wool Dealers Win Auction Bid in Coolidge
Thomasville’s wool dealers J. W. Watkins and Co. bought about ten thousand pounds from a Coolidge wool combine on Thursday. Bidders attended as the hammer fell at 31 18 cents per pound, Watkins and Co. winning the lump for Thomas county growers, bringing in roughly eight to four thousand dollars in total.
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Thomasville
Mesars
J. W. Watkins and Co
Coolidge
Watkins and Co
Thomas County
Former Thomasville boy elected lodge secretary in New London
News from Connecticut notes Tom Davenport, a former Thomasville youth, has been chosen secretary of the New London lodge of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. He also serves on the Protective Board for the New York New Haven and Hartford Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Telegraph
New London
Conn
Thomasville
Tom Davenport
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Hargraves Return From Honeymoon in Petersburg Florida
Mr and Mrs W D Hargrave are at home again after a honeymoon trip to Petersburg Florida.
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Mrs. W. D. Hargrave
Petersburg
Fla
Thomasville hosts visiting Florida crowd for summer picnic
The ephor Plavins led a busy day as a special picnic train arrived with six coaches. Thomasville officials and residents welcomed visitors with handshake after signaled welcome. Rain cooled plans, but dignitaries and locals enjoyed meals, edibles, and indoor hospitality at A. B. depot and Piney Woods hotel while plans for a ball game with Monticello were washed out.
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Ephor Plavins
Broad Street
P. Seana
W. P. Granthan
Herbert Brandon
Avorkers
J. Lewis
Thomasville
Agas
Piney Woods
Mies Ball to Teach First Grade B at Summer School
Mies Ball arrives in the city after visiting relatives in Quincy Florida and heads to Knoxville Tennessee for the Summer School of the South. She will teach First Grade B in the next session, the same grade taught by Miss Elise Fuighum last year.
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Estelle Haskin
Ita City Mission
Mobile
Ala
New Orleans
City Mission
Y. W
Scarritt Bible and ‘Training School
Mies Baby Ball
Quincy
Fla
South
Knoxville Tonn
Mies Ball
Elise Fuighum
Twenty Hour Schedule Restored for Twentieth Century Limited
President Newman of the New York Central and Lake Shore Railroads announced the Twenty Hour Limited will replace the eighteen hour plan on the New York Central Lake Shore line. He noted a recent Lake Shore accident was caused by a misplaced switch, not speed, and the schedule will be maintained safely. The restoration to twenty hours will be implemented at once.
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D.s H. May
Mays
Florida
United States
New Elk
New Yorks
Newman
New York Central and
Lake Shore Railroads
New York Central Lake Shore
Romantic Marriage: Miss Partin Weds Mr Curtis at Justice Bibb
Miss Kifleta Partin and W A Curtis were married by Justice Bibb Saturday in Dr. W W Jarrell's office above Chisholm's store. The couple faced rumors of opposition but secured a license and wed, with witnesses observing the ceremony. Curtis lives four miles from town near John Beverly. Partin is described as a pretty, modest bride.
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Justica Bibb
Mr. Curtis
John Beverly
Edward Carolina Arrested on Boston Warrants
Sunday evening officers Doss and Lambert arrested Edward Carolina on two Boston warrants. One charges him with shooting at another, the other a misdemeanor. Ed asserts he merely fired at a fractious sweetheart to frighten her.
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Doss
Lambert
Edward Carolina
The
Geographi
Cal
Boston
MacIntyre and Hammond Return from Val Doata Visit
H. J. MacIntyre and W. J. Hammond arrived home Sunday after a visit to Val Doata.
Cochran Returns From Two Week Camilla Visit
Mr. J. W. Cochran came home Sunday evening from a two weeks visit to Camilla.
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J. W. Cochran
Camilla
Bealer Minister’s Yearly Work Boosts Spiritual Life and Giving
The modern minister Mr. Bealer reports 187 sermons 45 talks 528 pastoral visits 13 marriages and 16 funerals. Revenue rises with $5 000 raised for all purposes including $963 for missions. Sunday school 148 average attendance with 22 officers and teachers. 67 new members 25 by baptism 41 by letter. He cites spiritual renewal as the greatest work.
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Bealer
Woman's Mission Union
Aid Society
Young Ladies Society
Mrs A M Smith and son visit Brunswick kin
Mrs A M Smith and her young son of Brunswick are the guests of her sister Mrs A W Ball.
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A. M. Smith
Brunswick
A. W. Ball
Merry Young Set Ase Outing To South Side Villa
Friday evening the young social set visited South side Villa the woodside home of Miss Frances Chambers. Attending were Misses Annie Sanford Mary Crittenden Jessie Watt Anna and Louise Hopkins Susie Brandon Mae and Pauline Smithh Messrs Will Hopkins Pinckney Grantham Herschel Everett Roy Davenport Louis Houston Will Mitchell Boots Cookh Melvin Goodwin and Richard Mitchell chaperoned by Miss Mae Hopkins and Victor Covington.
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Southside
Woodside
Frances Chambers
Annie Sanford
Mary Crittenden
Jessie Watt
Anna
Louise Hopkins
Susie Brandon
Mae
Pauline Smithh
Will Hopkins
Pinckney Grantham
Herschel Everett
Roy Davenport
Louis Houston
Will Mitchell
Boots Cookh
Melvin Goodwin
Miss Couric Heads to Boston Visit After Alabama Stop
Miss Katherine Couric of Eufaula Alabama passes through on Saturday en route to Boston to visit the family of E. R. Whaley for two weeks. She will then return to Thomasville for a brief stay with Mrs. S. L. Hayes.
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Katherine Couric
Eufaula
Boston
E. R. Whaley
Thomasville
S. L. Hayes
Dr B A Daniels Returns From Six Week New York Stay
Dr B A Daniels arrived home yesterday after a six week stay in New York. He was away for medical visits and reports good health and recovery.
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Dr. B. A. Daniels
New York
Notable Visitors and Local Appointments Highlight Weekend
Prof D L Redfern taught at the S asser school Saturday while Mr Drew Hendry began duties as clerk at the Masory. Mr W Feinburg departs for a northern sojourn through August 1 visiting New York Providence Boston and the Adirondack mountains with his daughter remaining locally.
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Drew Hendry
South Georgia
Masory
Quitman
Thomasville
W. Feinburg
North
New York
Providence
Boston
Adirondack Mountains
Land and improvements offered near Ochlocknee Georgia
About 600 acres of land within half a mile of Ochlocknee GA and about 556 acres of good timber with balance in cultivation and improvements. Wm White Ochlocknee GA invites inquiries or written offers to Jno L Johnston Executor Estate of J O A Johnston for details.
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Ochlocknes
Wm. White
Mate Ais
Jno
L. Johnston
Exec
J. O. A. Johnston
Faceville praise sparks sale of medicines in Thomasville
A customer testimonial from G. W. praising Eclipse Medicine Co products in Thomasville cites 13 years of illness improved by Indian Blood Balin Fever tonic and Anti-Dyspeptic Liver Pills. The ad notes this medicine sold at the Eclipse office at Jackson and Madison Streets. J. R. Salter owns the company.
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G. W. Praise
Faceville
Eclipse Medicine Company
Cor. Jackson
Madison Street
Thomasville
J. R. Salter
Lindsay
Fort William
Ontario
Canada
Chamberlain
J. Peacock
Eight Fairview lots for sale at $75 each
Eight 50x126 foot lots in Fairview with good fence and a barn on one, plus other improvements, offered at $75 per lot on easy terms or all eight for cash at a bargain. For details contact Times-Enterprise or write J. W. E. Box 14, 61mo.
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Fairview
Sale at Gandy & Mallette's Stables
I O Stubbs and Jno Hollingsworth owners will conduct a sale at Gandy and Mallette's Stables starting July 10 for five days.
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Gandy & Mallette’s Sale
I. O. Stubbs
Jno. Hollingsworth
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Riwumetiées
Suerte
Kidesys
Sladdes
WB Aliebartens
Peete
Voorllys
Methodist ‘Church
Department of Home Mission
Eco An’e Home Mission Society
Homer Toberman’ Deaconess Home
Martha Crowder
California
Scarritt Bible and Training School
Los Angeles
Onry Mission Visitor
TYBEE
Ada Gall
Savannah
Pines
Verbank
N. Y
John Watts de
Poynter
Vashti
Connecticut
Pronto Nores
J. B. Tucker
John D. Tucker
Jefferson County
D. B. Bird
G.B. Glover
Glover
Knights Templar
Orneader
John M. Henry
Mary Anne
Elizabeth Denham
H. E. Partridge
Methodist
Horton
Episcopal Church
Turnbull Name
Juling
Si.Julius Jr
Tift
Monticello
D.B. Palmer
W. ©. Stinard
Dorothy Bond
Marion Harrison
W. M. Girardian
J. A. Girardean Jr
J. M. Henry
W. E. Evans
W. E Dean
M. Strange
Chas. Small
W. R. Poleston
B. P. Turnbull
Chas
Pew
Morley
Acci
Miss Partin
Justice Bibb
Kifleta Partin
Bunk” Partin
Mr. W. A. Curtis
Ordi
Country Negro
H. J. MacIntyre
W. J. Hammond
Valdoata
A. W. Bealer
Thomasville Baptist Church
Chambers Home
Richard Mitchell
Mae Hopkins
Victor Covinfston
D. L. Redfern
Asser
Mise Sadie Feinberg
Kae
Aqure
Mattell
Uleage
S. H. Pricf CO
Lane
J. W. Peacock
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