Local Engagement and Two Wedlock Announcements
In Thomasville two prominent local families announce forthcoming weddings. Daisy Lillian Jinright of Atlanta and Clifton E. Dansby of Aiken plan a August 1 ceremony in Thomasville. Carolyn Heisler and George R. Mueller wed in Cairo on June 23, with reception planned in Thomasville. Mueller works at the local post office and Heisler hails from the same city.
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Thomasville
Milledgeville
G Mueller
Plunkett's
Naval Hospital Corps School
Portsmouth
Cairo
Mueller
Proctor
Jacksonville Beach
Florida
Hickory Apartments
Dawson Street
Clara Mae Giles Ninth Birthday Party Highlighted
Miss Hazel Braswell hosted a playground party in Ochlochnee on June 3 honoring Clara Mae Giles turning nine. Children and a few escorted friends enjoyed games and refreshments after gifts were exchanged with attendees named, including Clara Mae, Margaret Garrison, Helen Childs, Sybil Childs, Rebecca Balloch, Ola War Crandall, Christine Clifton, Joan Chastain, Jane Singletary, Rodney Wurst, Billy Davis, Donoghue Crandall, and Everett erring.
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Ochlochnee
Hazel Braswell
Ochlochnee Community Center
Clara Mae Giles
Miss Braswell
Margaret Garrison
Helen Childs
Sybil Childs
Holman-Scott wedding attendees listed from Thomasville area
The Holman-Scott wedding in Hartford Alabama drew a crowd including Mr. and Mrs. W B Cochran Jr and many Thomasville residents such as Mr. and Mrs. Jon Reni son Jr Mr. and Mrs W A Britton Mr and Mrs W T Jay Mr and Mrs J S Searcy Mrs W T Mardre H P Searcy Lucian Sykes Taylor Mitchell Frank Fordster Leo Miller of Valdosta Mr and Mrs J C Scott Miss Marion Scott Dudley Maddox H G Smith of Fitzgerald and others Also Mr D B Scott of Atlanta attended. W A Scott and Mrs Folner of Decatur attended the ceremony as relatives of the groom.
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Thomasville
Hartford
Alabama
W. B. Cochran, Jr
Jon Renison, Jr
W. A. Britton
W. T. Jay
J. S. Searcy
W. T. Mardre
Messers
H. P. Searcy
Lucian Sykes
Taylor Mitchell
Frank Fordster
Leo Miller
Valdosta
J. C. Scott
Marion Scott
Dudley Maddox
H. G. Smith
Fitzgerald
W. A. Scott
Folner
Decatur
D. B. Scott
Atlanta
Jarrell-Ludlow Engagement Announced for Thomasville
Dr and Mrs William W Jarrell announce the engagement of daughter Evelyn Luff to Louis Ludlow Jr of Washington DC The marriage is planned for Saturday July 1 at five thirty in the Methodist church Thomasville Ga Miss Jarrell has been in government work in Washington and her fiancé is the son of Congressman Ludlow of Indiana
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Jinright-Dansby
Daisy Lillian Jinright
Atlanta
Thomasville
Clifton E. Dansey
Aiken
South Carolina
Augusta
J. W. Jinright
Miss Jinright
John William Jinright
Georgia
State Capitol
Dansby
Annie E. Dansby
Joan W. Dansby
The
Life and Casualty Insurance Company
South
Jarrell-Ludlow
William W. Jarrell
Evelyn Luff
Louis Ludlow, Jr
Washington, D. C
Methodist Church
Miss Jarrell
Washington
Mrr. Ludlow
Ludlow
Indiana
Millie Patterson
Staten Island
New York
Staten Island Hospital
Miss Patterson
Tom Patterson
Engagments of Minnie Louise Martin and Sara Elizabeth Land
Mrs. I D Martin of Boston announces Minnie Louise Martin will marry James Edward Clayton of Monticello on June 28. Mr. and Mrs A B Land of Columbus announce Sara Elizabeth Land will wed Dr. Charles Ferguson Davis of Thomasville at an early date.
Barbara Evelyn Groover to Wed Harold Deen Roberts
Mr and Mrs Clarence I Groover of Ochlocknee announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara Evelyn to Harold Deen Roberts of Parrott. The couple will marry Wednesday July 22 at the Methodist Church in Ochlocknee.
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Clarence I. Groover
Ochlocknee
Barbara Evelyn
Harold Deen Roberts
Parrott
Methodist Church
Quiet weekend in Thomasville. no police court session
Chief J. M. Hancock reports a slim docket at the Thomasville police barracks with no court to be held this afternoon. Only one case is docketed, a Black defendant accused of passing worthless checks.
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Thomasville
J. M. Hancock
New Books Added to Thomasville Library
The Thomasville Library has added many new titles available Monday June 29. Readable reads include Whistlera Van Idwal Jones Old Spain in our Southwest Nina Otero The Last Puritan George Santayana and Jamaica Inn Daphne Du Maurier plus works by H G Wells Rex Stout and Arnold Zweig among others.
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Thomasville
Whistlera
Van—Idwal Jones
Nina Otero
George Santayana
Negley Farson
Bess Streeter
Aldrich
George Gibbs
H. G. Wells
J. EB. Williamson
Advise Ltd
E. Phillips Oppeheim
Henry C. Link
Jamaica Inn
Daphne du Maurier
April Gold
Grace Livington
the Critter
Albert Payson
Ternune
Honore Morrow
Arthur B. Reeve
George W. Stimpson
The
Margaret Culkin Banning
H. L. Davis
Golden Peacock
Gertrude Atherton
Rex Stout
Education
Verdun
Arnold Zweig
Faith Baldwin
Pickaninny Twins
Lucy Fitch Perkins Buttona
George
Doris Hauman
Jock
Rowland Johns
Madeline Brandeis
Anna Rose Wright
Richard Jones
Memphis Cottonseed Meal Futures Close Steady
Prime cottonseed meal futures in Memphis closed steady with July at 24.00 and February at 24.50. Official Memphis bids show July through February prices, with 6,500 sales recorded. A theft report notes a car stolen from Thomson Alderman Company, with a suspect described as a negro seen driving away.
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Moultrie
Thomson-Alderman Company
Memphis
Tenn
New Orleans
Robison Announces Candidacy for Georgia House
Joe E Robison Jr formally enters the race for the Georgia House of Representatives subject to September primary. He previously served in 1933 representing Thomas County and is a prominent Thomasville businessman active in civic groups. Friends expect his prior legislative experience and wide network to aid his campaign.
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Joe E. Robison, Jr
Georgia House of Representatives
Robison
Thomas County
Democratic Executive Committee
Tace
General Assembly
Thomasville
Markets Report Shows Grain and Fruit Prices Across Regions
Saturday and Thursday market data list hundreds of hampers of beans corn cantaloupes and watermelons with prices per hamper or per dozen. Also included are New York stocks bonds and commodities figures with callouts on cotton wheat and live cattle trends.
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PWAS
OKRA
New York
Chrysler
Coffine
Chicago
Cairo to host tung oil plant for 1936 nut crop
The Cairo Chamber of Commerce announced a Gulf Processing Corporation plan to build a tung oil extraction plant here and in Picayune. New York investors Baxter and Nay expect to lease or buy land, sign 2,100 acre nut contracts, and pay cash per ton based on New York tung oil prices. Local sign-up and site details will follow.
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Cairo
Chamber of Commerce
Davis Park
Chamber of Commerce Committee
J. B. Wight
B. W. Mauldin
J. M. Paulk
M L. Mayes
R. F. Baxter
George N. Nay
New York City
Gulf Processing Corporation
New York
Mr. Wight
Messers
Baxter
Nay
Picayune
Miss
Gainesville
Fla
spe@cify
Cairo Banking Co
Citizens Bank
Sadistic slayer sought for 11 year old in Michigan
East Tawas Michigan June 29 authorities hunted a sadistic slayer after the mutilated body of 11 year old Robert Kenyon was found in the Augres river near here. The boy disappeared Monday from the Thomas ranch where he had stayed months. His ears were cut off and tongue cut out and he died of a severed jugular vein per University of Michigan doctors. His mother lives in Detroit. Mrs Thomas and Mrs Kenyon are half sisters.
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Michigan
East Tawas
Mich
Robert Kenyon
Wa F Ound
Augres River
Here
University of Michigan
Detroit
George S. Thomas
Hog Market Steady As Weights Shift In Georgia Sale
Moultrie Georgia hog market reports a steady trend with heavier hogs 240 pounds and up at 8.76, No 1 180-200 pounds at 9.00, No 2 160-180 at 8.50, No 3 130-150 at 8.00, No 4 110-130 at 7.00, and fat sows and lighter hogs noted. Turpentine and rosin markets in Savannah show firm activity with firm rosin sales and varied prices, while cattle figures list practical tops for steers and grass cows and sausage bulls.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
D. A
Moultrie
Savannah
Week of Local Visitors and Health News in Pelham
A crowded Pelham society page notes H B Parramora and H J Gable of Atlanta visiting on business, several Camilla and Sarasota guests, weddings in preparation for Miss Elizabeth Smith and Dan Redd, and updates on patients including Tom Parke recovering from appendicitis. Also mentions Mary Patterson returning from Staten Island and Gerald Livingston's planned Brook county estate project designed by John Russell Pope.
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Gertrude Hodges
Waycross
Edwina Pringie
Miss Hodges
Elizabeth Smith
Dan Redd
Idwina Pringle
Gerald Livingston
New York
Dixie
Brook County
John Russell Pope
Wind and hail storms claim life in North Carolina
Eastern North Carolina suffered severe wind and hail storms causing one death and extensive damage. In Belhaven six year old Mable Burrus died when a 70 mile per hour wind wrecked her home. Wilson Nash Beaufort and Warren counties reported crop and property losses including a torn warehouse in Warrenton valued at about $50,000.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Belhaven
Mable Lee Burrus
Wilson
Nash
Beaufort
Warren
Warrenton
Big Naval Stores Meeting Set for Valdosta
A-Harley Langdale, president of the American Turpentine Farmers Association, said more than 2,000 turpentine workers are expected at a July 8 meeting in Valdosta Georgia to learn steps to qualify for soil conservation act benefits. O T McKintosh of Savannah, president of the Turpentine Factors Association, will speak, with Senators George and Russell of Georgia likely to attend.
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Washington
Harley Langdale
American Turpentine Farmers Associations
Valdosta
Langdale
O. T. McKintosh
Savannah
Turpentine Factors Association
George and Russell
Georgia
Coxey Withdraws as Farmer-Labor Party Standard Bearer
Massillon Ohio June 29 General Jacob S Coxey 82 year old campaigner for non interest government and municipal bonds withdrew as the farmer labor party presidential candidate He said he would back Rep William Lemke of North Dakota the presidential nominee of the new union party The farmer labor party chose Coxey last summer at its convention in Omaha.
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Massillon
Jacob S. Coxey
Labor Party
Coxey
Roy M. Harrop
Farmer-Labor Party
Council Bluffs
William Lemke
North Dakota
New Union Party
Omeha
Watermelon Festival Set for Moultrie on July 3
The Moultrie Chamber of Commerce announces a single day Watermelon Festival on July 3 starting at 10 a.m. with a band concert and specialty acts. The ten hour program ends with a free street dance, designed for visitors and rural residents alike, featuring a simplified one day schedule.
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Moultrie
Times-Enterprise
Moultrie Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Watermelon Festival Highlights In South Georgia
The event runs all day with band concerts and a thrill packed program. A key attraction is a death defying car crash display and hazards, plus a Georgia Florida League baseball game between Moul ie and Americus. The festival queen will reveal herself in the evening and lead the street dance finale.
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South Georgia
Mouliie
Americus
Georgia- Florida League
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South Broad Street
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Esate
Miami
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Rome
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W C. Stracrener
Madison, Fla
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Leesburg
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Miss Forrester
Hart's
Mecca
Wixet
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Howard
Duart
Broad &T
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