Mrs. Ewing Kirk Returns From Visit With Relatives
Mrs Ewing Kirk has returned after a weeks visit in Ohio and Kentucky. She was joined home by Miss Jean Kirk of Cincinnati who will stay for a time. Tarpon Springs couple Mr and Mrs L L Wingate announce the marriage of daughter Kate Leola to Marian E Gray of Winter Haven on June 20 and plan a summer in Greenwich Conn before returning to Florida.
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Ewing Kirk
Ohio
Kentucky
Jean Kirk
Cincinnati
L. L. Wingate
Tarpon Springs
Kate Leola
Marian E. Gray
Winter Haven
Greenwich
Wedding Invitations Announcements and Cards Printed and Engraved
Times-Enterprise announces wedding invitations and engraved cards with prompt service. Miss Nancy Fields and Miss Cora Reynolds of Colburn Virginia visited Mrs F B Bishop at her country home, reuniting schoolgirl friends after many years. Also featured are local ad items for finger peas and cream specials from City Fruit Co.
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Times-Enterprise CO
Nancy Fields
Cora Reynolds
Colburn
Virginia
F. B. Bishop
Miss Fields
Miss Bishop
Notable Local Visitors And Church Meeting
Mr Jimmy Gray of Boston visits this morning. Mrs Jimmie James of Abilene Texas visits her parents Mr and Mrs Jim Cone. Families from Moultrie and others stay in town. Cherokee Lake offers swimming picnicking and fishing day or night. The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will meet Friday at 10:00 AM. Mrs Homer Williams recovering from a hospital stay with daily improvement noted.
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Mrs
Jimmie James
Abilene, Texas
Jim Cone
Cherokee Lake
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Homer Williams
Martha Berry
North
Georgia
John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital
Williams
Doherty Defends American Legion at Convention
Doherty challenged a group’s ban at the night session and prepared to address delegates at the Hippodrome. He cited a Columbia Teachers College thesis calling the Legion fascist and questioned why its author remained with the Kent Washington post. Reuben Shaw was elected president and Andrew Avery named one of 11 regional vice presidents.
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Doherty
Hippodrome
William Gelebmann
Northwestern University
Teachers College
Columbia University
Legion
NEA
Gellermann
Kent
Wash
Hew
Reuben T. Shaw
Northeast High School
Philadelphia
Andrew Avery
Bainbridge, Ga
Georgia Unveils Major Building Plans For Jobs
Atlanta June 30 state and federal officials advance two large building programs aimed at providing work within 30 days. A $6 million eleemosynary program targets state institutions while a $1 million WPA assisted plan calls for bids July 15 at North Georgia College Dahlonega for a dining hall and auditorium.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Governor Rivers
WPA
RFC
Board of Regents
L.R. Siebert
North Georgia College
Dahlonega
O K. Yeager
R. J.macdougall
Walter L. Drager
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Public Welfare
Lamar Murdaugh
Milledgeville
New Rains Sweep Yangtze Valley In China Today
Rain swept the middle and lower Yangtze valley increasing flood danger as a Japanese offensive toward Hankow stalled at the Matowchen boom. Chinese forces reportedly recaptured positions two miles east of the boom with reinforcements to block an opening for war vessels.
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Shanghai
Yangtze River
Hankow
China
Matowchen
Yangtze
Miss Thomastville Wins Tomato Festival Beauty Title
Miss Elsie Pettigrew was chosen Miss Thomastville at the Rose Theatre last night after a contest with twelve contenders. She earned the state representation at Bainbridge bar line opening celebration next month.
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Thomasville
Pelham
Elsie Pettigrew
Rose Theatre
Bainbridge Bar
Georgia candidates begin extended campaigning for the 1934 primary
Atlanta reports candidates for major offices begin intensive campaigning on July 4 ahead of the Democratic primary on Sept. 14. Governor E. D. Rivers plans a Houston county barbecue with Sheriff James Hicks and will speak informally. Senator Walter F. George, seeking re election, will speak at a Vienna home coming after a visit to Augusta and a Washington to Vienna trip for a National Association of Letter Carriers convention.
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Atlanta
Georgia
E. D. Rivers
Houston County
Bibb County
James Hicks
Walter F. George
United States Senate
Vienna
Augusta
Washington
National Association of Letter Carriers
Two WPA Workers Punished for Politics
Washington reports WPA head Harry Hopkins announced that two Kentucky straw bosses, Lee Carden and Cleve Keeney, were disciplined for political activity. He defended investigations, saying only two cases of improper conduct were found among many allegations. Carden distributed registration cards for political information. he was warned to stop and face firing if repeated.
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Washington
Harry Hopkins
WPA
Kentucky
Hopkins
Allen W. Barkley
A. B. Chandler
Lee Carden
Edmonson County
Cleve Keeney
Newport
Carden
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