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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1934
Page
1
Multiple church notices describe the July 1 Christian Science Lesson sermon in Thomasville with cited Bible verses and Mary Baker Eddy passages. Other items note Methodist and Presbyterian activities, vesper services on the church lawn, Lord's Supper, Vacation Church School closings, and a postponed Board of Stewards meeting.
The quarterly observance of the Lord's Supper will be held Sunday morning at the First Baptist Church. The service will include a brief meditation by the pastor on the spiritual meaning and full attendance is urged.
The executive board of the Women’s Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Church will meet Monday at 4:00 PM at the church. Also a local ad notes a photographer offering oil tinting services at Walker’s Pharmacy.
During Rev Robb Whites absence in Highlands North Carolina there will be no services at St Thomas Episcopal Church for July The Woman's Auxiliary of St Thomas Episcopal Church meets Monday July 3 at 5 PM at Mrs Joe M Beutell home after business adjourns to Rock Springs for swimming and a picnic supper all ladies of the church are invited
At the regular monthly meeting the Board of Deacons announced another thousand dollars was added toward the 30 000 goal to retire church building debt. Subscriptions total 28 000 with workers urged to reach the final goal. M H Goodwin urged members to sign pledge cards and bring them to church tomorrow morning as the drive continues through Sunday night if needed.
Miss Anna Ashburn Pidcock wed Floyd Hartsfield Searcy in a garden ceremony at the Pidcock home with a large wedding party and formal reception. The bride, a Patou satin gown, and the groom, a Georgia University graduate, plan to reside in Thomasville after a honeymoon trip. The account also notes countywide voter rights for commissioners and a planned July motorcade to Bainbridge with Governor Talmadge.
A courtroom scene notes Judge Pittman citing NRA action against Whitley while pledging full cooperation with President Roosevelt and Congress to ease human suffering secure a living wage for workers and fair prices for farm products. He faults Governor Talmadge for opposing the president’s proposals.
Mr. Lee Johnson of Jacksonville transacted business here today. D. N. Blanton and family from Rome Ga visited Friday. Mrs. W. J. Powell and children plus Mrs. William McKay head to Hendersonville NC for summer. J. M. Laseter welcome a baby girl on Grady Street. Lila Hammond joined doctors and wives en route to St Marks for a weekend cruise. Mrs. W. J. Hammond and William Hammond returned from Atlanta. R. C. Bell of Cairo visited. George Shaw of Atlanta among visitors. Ella Levie of Montezuma stayed with Miss Walt Hawthorne. T. L. Spence, R Rainey, Lily Mack and Martha Mack at Jacksonville Beach for July. Arthur P. Wright returns to New York after a week here. Constance Balfour sails from York with friends to Europe. City dog tax due by July at City Hall. tax is 1.00. Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Schwencke and Lillian Schwencke visit New York City. Spences reside there temporarily.
Mr. Harry S. Feinberg leaves Monday for Chicago to attend a furniture show and visit Grand Rapids and other markets for buying his full line. Mr. Nat M. Williams leaves yesterday for Atlanta to preside at the Southern Theatre Owners Convention, of which he is president and a leading member.
In Blackville South Carolina early today a collision between Southern Railway passenger trains injured twelve people slightl y. Three were taken to Columbia hospital for treatment as ten passengers and two trainmen suffered injuries. Two relief trains from Columbia cleared the track and ferried passengers including three groups of Florida youths bound for North Carolina mountain camps.
A collision between two Southern Railway passenger trains at Yale siding injures a man and a woman. The baggage man Mack Moseley Lawson of Columbia is hurt when a locomotive rammed the rear of the other train. No fatalities are reported. North Carolina State College forestry seniors plan a 4,500 mile inspection tour of forests and parks in the south as part of their course.
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