Local visitors and travelers list with departures
A series of social notes records residents and guests: Mr. Fred Prentice of Chattanooga visiting Thomasville, Mr. J. E. Justice of Nashville staying several days, Mr. S. M. Banks of Baltimore on business, and a party including Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mars and Miss Eloise Cole of Tuscaloosa returning from Jacksonville Beach. Gladys and Hattie Bibb sail to New York via City of Birmingham. visits planned to East Orange. Clifton Steyerman family and others travel to Macon and Carrabelle Beach for short vacations. Olin A. Wilkinson returns to Winter Haven after a weekend with Yawns. Dr. Adel Conn leaves for Philadelphia and New York after interneship at Archbold Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Mars
Eloise Cole
Tuscaloosa, Ala
Jacksonville Beach
Gladys Bibb
Hattie Belle Bibb
City of
Birmingham
New York
Charles Adams
Stella Adams
East Orange
N. J
Adel Conn
Philadelphia
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Conn
Visitors from Georgia towns drop by for a day
Mr. H. E. Partride of Jacksonville spent the morning in this city. Mr. J. M. Keating of Macon is in town for a short time. Mr. W. B. Macklin of Tifton was in the city for a few hours today. Mr. Max Kikell of Waycross is among the business visitors here today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. H. E. Partride
Jacksonville
J. M. Keating
Macon
W. B. Macklin of
Tifton
City
Max Kikell of
Waycross
W. L. Simmons of
Special Summer Courses Tuition Payable Monthly
Mr. W. L. Simmons of Macon visits here to discuss special summer courses in commerce. Mrs. Benjamin Bashinski hosts Macon guest Mae Steyerman for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. William Terry plan a return to Tampa after a brief Thomasville visit. Miss Mary Frances Miller departs for Sioux City Iowa after study at Vashti School. Mrs. Julia Sutton and daughter head to Tampa after six weeks with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Commerce
Benjamin Bashinski
Macon, Ga
Mae Steyerman
William Terry
Tampa
Thomasville
Mary Frances Miller
Sioux City
Iowa
Vashti School
Julia Sutton
Mrs Jarnagin and children return to Albany home
Mrs. A. S. Jarnagin and her children have returned to their Albany home after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Yawn for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin A. Wilkinson
Winter Haven, Fla
J. Z. Yawn
A. S. Jarnagin
Albany
Banks And Postoffice To Observe Fourth Of July Holiday
All three banks in Thomasville and the post office will close on Monday July Fourth as usual. Stores are expected to join in the closure though no official word was issued. A baseball game with Cairo is planned for the afternoon and the Fourteenth Annual Fourth of July tournament will commence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Cairo
Installation Of Officers Features Rotary Program
The Rotary Club held its officer installation with Nat Williams resigning after a year as president and Mel Goodwin taking the gavel. The event included songs by Mrs. Harvey Trice and Mrs. Neel Bracey, Miss Pringle at the piano, and a humorous yet sincere appreciation of Williams’ leadership. Visitors included Miss Pringle, Mrs. Bracey, Mrs. Trice, L. S. Moore, Rob Balfour, and others from Quitman Leesburg Live Oak and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Valley Hawthorn
Harvey Trice
Neel Bracey
Nat Williams
Nat
Mel Goodwin
Mel
Frank Harris
Nat M. Williams
Williams
Rotary
Tal
Harris
Miss Pringle
Mrs. Bracey
Mrs. Trice
L. S. Moore
Rob Balfour
Roterrans Will Smith
Quitman
Serman A. Fields
Leesburg
W. W. Upchurch
Ray
Marion Brinkman
Live Oak
Baseball scores from the American and National Leagues
Detroit and New York tallied runs in varied innings against Cleveland and Boston. Brooklyn and Cincinnati clashed, with Lee and Berger homering. St Louis faced Pittsburgh as the standings shifted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Brandt, Cantwell
Spohrer
Bell
Hogan
Berger
Terry
Cannon attacks Wets conduct at convention last night
Bishop James Cannon Jr a longtime opponent of Alfred E Smith denounced the convention floor actions during the prohibition debate calling them the most amazing in 2 conventions He said repeal supporters showed a lack of fair play and noted newspapers were hurled at him though not necessarily at him personally He did not address the prohibition plank but expected a statement later Poland forms new cabinet mergers to cut costs combining agriculture with agrarian reform and communications with public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James Cannon, Jr
Southern Methodist
Alfred E. Smith
Walsh
Montana
Cannon
John Mack Nominates Roosevelt at Democratic Convention
John E. Mack urged the Democratic delegates to nominate Franklin D. Roosevelt, praising his thorough knowledge of the nation and record as governor of New York and former assistant secretary of the navy. Mack claimed Roosevelt has broad state support and the ability to implement effective policies to restore the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John E. Mack
Cief
Mack
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Great Central
Mid-West
Upstate New York
Upstate
New York
the Navy
Union
John Cobb Acknowledges Support After Sheriff Bid Loss
John Cobb thanks voters of Thomas County for their support in the second primary and expresses appreciation for friends across the county. He notes his defeat in the sheriff race but plans to rejoin the Thomasville police force and continues to value voter freedoms and fellowship. The piece also notes Sewanee and Vanderbilt to resume their annual football game in 1933 after two years of severed relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cobb
Thomas County
Thomasville
Sewanee
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Warshaw’s
W. L. Douglas
Jackson Street
Broad
Madison Streets
Fred Prentice
Chattanooga
J. E. Justice of
Nashville
Mr. S. M. Banks of
Baltimore
Plhon EL
Clifton Steyerman
Harry C
Joe Dannenberg
Earl Mayo
Travis McLendon
Carrabelle Beach
Fla
Alred
J. L. Walker
City Mill
Georgia
Moore’s Feed and Flour
W. Jackson Street
Huey Long
Associated Press
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Stella Hamlin
Long
Hamlin
Detroit
Cleveland
Sorrell and Hayworth
Ferrell and Myatt
MacFayden
Jorgens
Michaels
Jablonowski
Boerner
Tate
Combs
National League
Brooklyn
Mungo
Shaute
Lopez
Benge
V. Davis
Lee
O’doul
Kiein
Cincinnati
Lucas and
Lombardi
Bush and Hartnett
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Haines and
Mancuso
Meine
Grace
Poland
Warsaw
Glen Arven Country Club
John Mack
United States
John Aj Cobb
Radium Springs
Clark Howell
Atlanta Constitution
Col
W. L. Grayson
Savannah
Chicans
U.S
U. S
U. S. Guard
James Gribben, Inc
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