Evangelistic Club Convention Draws Nearby Towns
The Evangelistic Clubs of nearby towns meet here tomorrow to lead church services and men’s Bible classes. Delegates from Valdosta Bainbridge Moultrie Cairo Meigs and more gather with speakers J F Wood J B Jones and others. A 1 15 dinner at Tosco Hotel precedes 2 30 convention at the Baptist church with program and testimonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Presbyterian
J. L. Yaden
Moultrie
Baptist
G. B. Toole
Bainbridge
Wesley
Quitman Club
Susannah Wesley
M. M Haygood
Quitman
Tosco
J. F. Wood
Valdosta
J. B. Jones
Methodist
W. B Thomas
P. D. Rich
J. M. Floyd
Local Notables Seen in Town And Visitors Stop
A string of visitors and residents seen in town include Mr. 8S C White of Coolidge and Misses Nell and Jane Holliday returning from Washington. Joe Collins of Valdosta and J O Baxley advertised services while electrical and optical shops promoted offerings. The note ends with travel plans of Mrs. T A White to Albany after a death telegram and arrivals of Miss Annie Wright and Miss Julia Wright visiting local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell
Jane Holliday
Man testifies of killings to protect family in Ormond case
The witness recalls letters from Ormond claiming a relationship with Miss Cule and his fear for his daughter. He describes emotional distress upon reading the letters and his decision to confront the situation to protect Elizabeth and himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormond
Cole
Elizabeth
Rockingham
Miss Cule
Kérkel
Raleigh
Wreck Survivors and Bodies Recovered From S51 Collision
Thirty six aboard the S51 when rammed. three saved, four bodies recovered including Walter E. Lawton and Brady D. Lindsay. Divers found them in the engine room as Rear Admiral Beuret and Simon Lake oversee salvage plans with wrecking officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Wit
Shakespeare Call Sparks Morning Reading Habit
A London Opinion note quotes a literary advocate urging daily Shakespeare reading each morning and ties the idea to Bacon, highlighting a century of literary discussion and routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon
Thomasville dominates season opener against Boston High
Thomasville football team crushed Boston High 24 to 0 in the season opener at the stadium. Key plays featured Zalumas a 12 yard run and Pfister 30 yard gain with two safeties and multiple drives, while Boston struggled to mount offense and fumble recovery shaped momentum. The article notes solid line play and promising backfield potential with Zalumas and Pfister, as well as upcoming improvements with Dunn and Burch joining the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Boston High Eleven
Neel
Pfister
Vsitors
Covington
Barwick
Billy Zalumas
Goa
Boston
Daniels
Zalumas
Roper
Bostonians
Peddy
Harper
Dunn
Burch
Zaluas
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Methodist Church
W. E. Thomas
Presbyterian Church
Episcopal
Bem
Ticknor
Albany
T. M. Ticknor
M. M. Hagood
Vashti School
Cairo
Meigs Club
Tesco
W. M. Harris
H. J. MacIntyre
John Morris
Quitman, Ga
J. Dana Jones
Hahira
Aden
Waycross
Baptist Baraca
John W. Collins
J. O. Baxley
C. C. Jewett
Flovilla
W. Roy Truitt
Douglas Gunn
Chicago
J. T. Trawick
Dothan
Victor Victroias
Cocroft Musiq Co
W. P. Yarborough
Empire Furniture
Chuck Moore
Jackson, Ga
Empire Furniture Store
C. O. Brown
St. Louis
Lawhead & Rackley
Optometrists
Jane Patterson
Monticello
R. B. Patterson
Cecroft Music Co
D. J. Gaunt
BE. F. Bond
Atlanta
T. A. White
H. M. Mcintosh
Quik Sampson
W. S. Hoyt
Beatrix Hoyt
Long Island
Country Club
S. H. Monroe
Smith Avenue
Annie Wright
West
Julia Wright
Misa May Murphy
Staunton, Va
Steyerman
Fashion Park
Chevrolet
Ford
Fleming Motor Company Telephone
Créai
Purina
Golden Bros. Co
Thomasville, GA
Boston Barwick
McRae Covington R.T. House
Pfister, T. R.G. _ Brooks
Metcalfe
Patten
P. m. Pave
P. m
A. m. Coolidge
A. m
Merrillville
Ochlocknee
Court House
Superior Court
T. C
Milton Scott Mack
Way Lambert
Philips Daniels
Miller Neel
QB McRae Zalumas
R.H
Bradshaw Pfister
G. L
H Dasher Petty F.B
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