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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1925

Page

7

Clergy Must Obey Church Laws Says Bishop Manning

New York May 13 Bishop William T Manning of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of New York urged adherence to church laws at the 142nd annual diocesan convention in the Cathedral of St John the Divine. He defended liberty within bounds and warned that excess leads to anarchy while affirming loyalty to gospel creed and scripture.

New York William T. Manning Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Cathedral of St. John the Divine New Orleans William Montgomery Brown Galion Ghio Hersey Manning Brown St. Mark's in-the-Bouwerie

Jealous Virginia Lumber Man Freezes Wife and Hired Man

L Gruyer Meadows, 34, surrendered to Sheriff C W Dove after admitting a jealous rage murder of his wife, 32, and his hired man Stanton Dean, 22, at their mountain cabin. He described shooting Dean in bed and then killing his wife at the stairhead, leaving the bodies and walking 30 miles to surrender.

Harrisonburg L. Gruyer Meadows Blue Ridge Mountains C. W. Dove Stanton Dean Dean Dove

Negro sought after assault near Macon as manhunt widens

Citizens aid officers in a large search for a man who assaulted a woman near Macon. Bloodhounds from state prison, Jones and Monroe convict camps track the suspect who fled toward Juliette amid heavy rain and scattered sightings. A starving man threatened a negress for food, who shot at him. authorities expect an arrest within 24 hours. Harmon’s condition at the hospital improves.

Jones County Monroe County Smarts Juliette Harmon

Woodland notes bless families from Florida to Georgia

Mrs. Tom Willis visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Griner, before joining her husband in Miami where he has a new position. Mr. and Mrs. John Vanlandingham of Haynes City, Florida, spent last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Lane. they will vacation in Thomasville before returning to Haynes City. Hugh Peacock and children with Mrs. Johnnie Williams of Chason attended preaching and had dinner with Mrs. N. Singletary. Virginia Stubbs, daughter of Rev. H. P. Stubbs of Ochlochnee, was mentioned.

Tom Willis J. J. Griner Miami John Vaniandingham Haynes City Fila W. 8. Lane Thomasville Hugh Peacock Johnnie Williams Chason N. Singletary Virginia Stubbs H. P. Stubbs Ochlochnee Neta Jones Woodland J. S.fulford Zemmie A. L. Akridge E. Jones Berry Gingletary Bold Spring Burton Wadsworth Baby Luther Dekle C. T. Brady N. B. Brady Bessie Hafle Atte Tivan End

Remembering Childhood and Local Revival Notes

A collage of recollections and social notes from Jacksonville and nearby towns. Mrs H C Conner recalls Dr Pierce remedies used in childhood and as a mother praising Dr Pierce's Pellets. The page also mentions a revival at Woodland and visits by families from Thomasville and Miami with local greetings and travel updates.

Jacksonville Fla H. C. Conner Ogram St

Bodies still missing as steamer sinks in Mississippi river

Rescue watchers will stand by for more bodies after the steamer sank near the river. Twenty one missing remain, with Edward Bosard buried in Lafayette and Prof. Walter G Kirkpatrick not yet recovered. Army engineers plan to raise the hull to inspect the sinking cause.

Mississippi Little Edward Bosard

Glenwood Home Sites Promise Restricted, Beautified Steps

With modern improvements and high altitude, GLENWOOD offers ideal home sites near MacIntyre Park and schools. Properties will feature excellent drainage, natural beauty, and selective restrictions to ensure desirable neighbors, beauty, and rapid value growth for a selected clientele.

MacIntyre Park Glenwood

Not Every Meteor Feels Its Obligation to Fall in Kansas

McPherson Kansas May 13 Prof H H Nininger of McPherson College argues Kansas is not a special meteorite attractor. He cites a world chart showing one fifth of significant finds in Kansas yet attributes this to soil and interest in meteorites. He notes rare stony finds in western Kansas and Texas coast plains aiding identification. He discusses iron meteorites and suggests large showers may be remnants of disintegrating comets, possibly linked to a giant meteorite crater in northeast Arizona.

Kansas McPherson Kan H. H. Nininger McPherson College Kansas Academy of Science United States Nininger Texas Ninninger Arizona

Southern Exposition Opens as South Aims for Industrial Gain

New York May 13 Gov Thomas G McLeod of South Carolina told the Merchants Association at a Hotel Astor luncheon that America will increasingly rely on the South for industrial and intellectual progress. The Southern Exposition at Grand Central Palace showcases regional resources and products over two weeks with leaders including Mrs Florence Knapp and John Edgerton.

New York Thomas G. McLeod South Carolina Merchants’ Association of New South Florence Kk Knapp John ¥. Edgerton Memphis Tean National Association of Manufacturers

Experts Focus on Haiti Rubber as U S Tests New Source

Washington May 13 AP reports the Bureau of Standards received 25 pounds of smoked sheet rubber from a Haitian experimental plantation. The material will be tested over time to see if Haitian gum can replace rubber from Java and other distant regions. The Haiti site lies 15 degrees north of the equator compared with the usual rubber sources.

Washington Java Bureau of Standards Agricultural Department Haiti Indian Ocean Amazon Basin

Americans to Honor Dead in Westminster Abbey May Thirty

The London branch of the American Overseas Memorial Association will lead memorial services in Westminster Abbey and at English and Irish cemeteries for about 700 Americans who died in the wars. After the Abbey, ceremonies proceed to Brookwood Cemetery for 454 US graves, with additional American graves in Ireland and England to be decorated with wreaths on May 30.

Westminster Abbey London American Overseas iMismorial Association England Ireland Association Brookwood Cemetery Brookwood United States France

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