22 Nov 1930
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1930
Page
4
Police puzzled over why a burglar chose Mrs. J. H. Golding’s unit in a building with fifty apartments. A note on the door read she would be absent all day and to leave packages next door, revealing the motive.
A note invites visitors to browse the gift shop and peruse the circulating library section. The display highlights recent acquisitions and popular volumes available for checkout.
Chicago reports realtor F. S. Hendricks facing libel suits from an automobile concern after he displayed a $5,000 car with a lemon sign trading for a flivver. A second $200,000 action followed, totaling $400,000 in potential damages if judgments are collected.
Phonograph repair service for all makes offered by Moore Music Co Majestic Dealers. Prompt and satisfactory repairs, contact phone 157 for service.
Seven Albanian villages were destroyed and over fifty people injured in an attack reported near Tirana on November 22. Local authorities described extensive damage across multiple settlements and ongoing relief efforts.
Twenty five Thomasville Kiwanis members joined Tifton Kiwanians for an interclub luncheon at the Myon Hotel. Doc Reilly hosted a series of comic stunts and misdirections, including a mocked air check and a mock desertion case, ending with a light-hearted valedictory and a rose-theme lecture. Guests included Rev R G McGregor of Shellman and Camilla’s Miss Gardner.
Local names and visits fill the page with residents and guests from Douglas Perry Athens Atlanta and Savannah. Visitors include Leola Rigister Alice Betsenger Irene Finn J. Sparrow and H. H. Green. Activities note a conference causing no Sunday School and a deer hunt on St Simons with state officials.
Reported scores show multiple games in progress with tied or low margins in first periods. Notable entries include Wisconsin 0 Minnesota 0, Ohio State 12 Illinois 0, and Notre Dame 0 Northwestern 0.
Local furniture refinishing antique restoration and slip cover work offered by Kivler at 125 South Broad Street. Phone number listed as 309. Pro service for upholstery needs in the area.
The session debated a constitutional question creating a Judicial Council requiring a three fourths vote. Dr. Walter Anthony urged its creation while Rev. W D MacGregor opposed, drawing laughter. Bishop explained angles. final vote 134 in favor 76 against.
The Chevrolet Motor Co plant in Atlanta resumes full operations and rehires nearly 2,000 workers. Production is expected to continue through the winter months.
In Savannah on November 22 an elephant escaped injury while a circus elephant truck collided with a car near Darien Georgia. M Marshall of Blountstown Florida was seriously injured and taken to a Brunswick hospital. Gush Beyer and M Fushman, also from Blountstown, rode with Marshall and were uninjured.
A playful exchange in a Canadian setting features the Moose asking Puff about the Arctic. Puffy enjoys a lighted moment near Hudson Bay while the hero declares the cold must be left behind as he plans to travel widely.
At Asheville North Carolina the United Daughters of the Confederacy plans tonight to install new officers closing their annual convention. Tennessee delegates Miss Edith Pope and Mrs Alexander B White spoke on Confederate Veteran tribute and Shiloh monument plans. An amendment limiting duplicate chapter names in a state was adopted. New officers include Mrs Charles D Faris from St Louis second vice president general Mrs George Dismukes from Chickasha Oklahoma treasurer general and Miss Alice Baxter from Atlanta honorary president general.
Newport Tenn Nov 22 The First National Bank capitalized at 50000 dollars closed today. President J A Fisher said the decision followed steady and heavy withdrawals over the past few days.
Captain R T Lawson said Ernest White, a passenger picked up at Aruba, died at sea on November 17 and was buried on November 18 after reportedly falling overboard and swallowing oil contaminated water. He had relatives in Savannah and was accompanied by a trained nurse.
Paris reports six naturalized Americans held in Rouen military prison awaiting court martial as deserters or defaulters. Names include Leon Rogen of New York and Alexander Dumoulion of Detroit. others from New Orleans, Denver, Alabama, and Connecticut. Gabriel Rohmer of New York was released recently.
Hollywood announces Natalie Moorehead a film vamp is engaged to director Alan Crosland. She plans to wed within two weeks and says she remains a vamp for the cinema, noting most men prefer to vamp themselves.
Oklahoma City reports 22 deaths from Wednesday's tornado near Bethany seven miles west, with 45 injured receiving care in city hospitals. The rising toll underscores extensive damage across the area.
Rev John Sharpe pastor Hamp Stevens Memorial Church Columbus and South Georgia M E Conference will speak to the Baraca Class Sunday morning in the First Baptist Church classroom. All members urged to attend and visitors invited. Rev Waller to Broadcast Tonight Over WQDX Tonight at 7 15 PM Macon South Georgia ME Conference member and pianist will broadcast. listeners invited.
Chastain Transfer Line advertises a moving record of 171 miles in five hours with no damage to furniture. Provides contact at 292 180 E. Jackson St.
The First Baptist Church of Thomasville will host two prominent Southern Methodist ministers this Sunday. Dr Bascom Anthony will preach in the morning and his nephew Dr Walter Anthony will deliver the 8 p m sermon. Dr John A Sharpe will lead the Baraca class and Louise Bridges will address the junior department at 10. Services will be broadcast on WQDX.
A southwest gale raged along western French coasts causing three drownings among fishermen and damage to ships. The rough sea claimed three lives as crews battled the storm.
Services will be held at the Presbyterian Church with Rev. Ed F Cook and Rev. Lou Warwick leading morning and evening worship. The New Victor Radio is praised as top quality. I B S A to meet Sunday at Mrs. G W Blow’s home 302 Grady Street discussing The Man of Sin from 2 Thessalonians 2 3 12. Piano tuning by Moore Music Co 157.
The Board of Temperance and Social Service for the new quadriennium was organized by the South Georgia Methodist Conference this week. Dr. Comer Woodward of Emory University was elected chairman and Orville A. Park of Macon will give the anniversary address tonight.
The Brittany coast faced a severe gale that damaged small boats and left thousands of fishermen idle and reluctant to launch their craft, fearing further losses.
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