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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1925
Page
2
A wrist watch was found and can be claimed by the owner at Times-Enterprise after identifying the item and paying for advertising. Also a notice seeking a man to contract clearing forty acres in Meigs Galt, Box 55, R. 3.
O L Sullivan of Brooklyn NY, an International Bible Students speaker, presents a free lecture on the Time of Deliverance The talk argues God permits evil but will end it, and outlines coming reforms, current distress, and a prophecy highlighting present times.
Mr J W Hull of Albany and others visit here yesterday while Empire Furniture advertises Tuesday sales on walnut dining sets, walnut chairs, and Jacobean oak diners. Mrs Petty heads to Hot Springs Ark and there is a new baby son Edward Bruuill born to Mr and Mrs Tom Dunn on Hast Clay Street.
J O Baxley advertises plumbing service while Roy Truitt lists electrical contact. Hugh Searcy spends weekend with family and plans to return to Dlifton Florida. J B Williams leaves for Grand Lodge K of P meeting in Brunswick. May Reynolds travels to Thomasville with daughter. Photographers E Woody advertises studio. Several residents visit New Russell hotel guests include Horne Murry Proctor Shields Emery Quarterman. J W Horne builds bungalows on Smith Avenue moved from Metcalfe. Mrs W H Stater visits Springhill Plantation. Nell Glenn recalled. Rev W M Harris returns from Little Rock and Memphis after Southern Baptist Convention with daughter Mrs Mallory and granddaughters Frances Jessie.
The Lions Club yard contest in Thomasville closed May 15 with two $100 prizes. James McMillan, guest of Louis Steyerman, attended a meeting and urged city beautification. Miss Lucy Lester filed the judging reports for Mrs. W. M. Harris, Garden Club president, guiding a secret committee of Garden Club members to select winners.
A speaker discusses a prophecy linking the Time of Deliverance to the gathering of Israel to Palestine now underway. The address urges looking up and rejoicing as deliverance approaches, citing a forthcoming event at Inst. Cady in Pom.
A Garden club committee notes a challenging drought season and reports on decisions aligned with contest rules. The message urges reporting if conclusions diverge from the rules and emphasizes the effort despite difficulties.
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