Wanted A job by young man finishing high school
A high school graduate seeks any kind of work and asks for references. Call or write Earl Washington in the city. 3t.
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1925
Page
2
A high school graduate seeks any kind of work and asks for references. Call or write Earl Washington in the city. 3t.
Weather forecast mainly partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday. Observations at 1 p m show 66 percent humidity, northeast wind at 8 mph, a high yesterday of 68 and a high today around 68, with monthly and yearly departures and rainfall totals noted.
Mrs. E Gouin of 4000 East Side Boulevard, Los Angeles, credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health before and after childbirth. She says the product helped her recover from back and other ailments, avoided surgery, and she continues to take it occasionally. She also praises Pinkham's Sanative Wash.
A local column records residents and guests visiting Thomasville yesterday and today. Names include A R Corry from Tifton G T Pippin from Macon W M Conner from Macon H L Kennall and L H Mayer from Albany C P Akin from Brunswick C M McClure from Quitman and P B Findlay from Macon. Also noted are a VIGORS offer at Sampson's Garage, Victor Red Seal Records sale, and swimming at Smiths Park open daily through June 30. Mrs Alice Smith ill at home with sister Mrs Co G Cooper. Elizabeth Way returns to Florida State College for Women after a weekend visit.
Messrs Frazier and Eugene Driver returned from Auburn College with Billy Drake who will stay as guest of Frazier Driver. Mrs Herman Feinberg and two children of Thomasville visit M Rosenbergs on Broad street. J L Philips buys Box hall Plantation Sage estate and will move there. Hansell Watt and Ethel Spence return from Dothan aiding Presbyterian Home Coming program. Alberta Goff accompanies them.
An old record lists the du ties of a 1661 English schoolmaster as court messenger serving summonses church ceremonies leading the Sunday choir ringing the bell for worship digging graves and other occasional duties.
May 29 marks the Jewish Feast of Weeks, linking harvest gratitude with the giving of the Ten Commandments at Sinai. The observance includes prayers, abstinence from labor, and a two loaves offering. The day also signals confirmation for youth in liberal synagogues and a flower offering symbolizing ancient harvests.
The Shepherd juror case widens with Faiman indicted but granted separate trial and possible immunity for testimony. Contempt of court against James Callan, Chicago ward politician, continued as he represents himself as part of Shepherd's defense. State's Attorney Crowe plans to review six months of cases handled by Stewart and W. W.
Lexington May 26. The Kentucky sesquicentennial celebrates Daniel Boone with a week long program starting June 1. Events include Boone’s burial site visit at Boonesboro Transylvania University pageants and tablet dedications. Gov Fields invites 5 000 Boone family members to participate in Lexington and surrounding sites.
Garwood in the Baby Gar IV set a faster time than the Twentieth Century Limited train between Albany and New York. The event took place today as the speed boat beat the train in a publicized test run announced by The Associated Press.
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