04 Sep 1939
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1939
Page
1
A fragmented wartime essay discusses Germany Poland and Britain urging vigilance. It notes US spending, fears of invasion, and calls for leadership while lamenting political delay and public confusion amid the looming conflict.
The piece notes a structural shift in American theater as wartime constraints ease. It cites a return of drama critics to New York venues, reestablished reputations, and renewed public appetite for diverse productions with prominent figures like Bill Tibbett and Alexander Woollcott shaping discourse.
The Thomasville Times Enterprise notes editorial leadership with Editor W. O. Forgrove and business manager Lee Kelly. The paper, published daily and semi weekly, is a member of the Associated Press and reserves republication rights for dispatches. Submissions must be received by the day before publication.
A concerned editor omits a daughter's careless driving detail and a brother's purge in a local piece while residents debate coverage. Winter driven Herald notes Georgia finances loom with impending drape and blame on legislature if stabilization steps lag.
Scrambled notes show results from multiple games across the National and American Leagues and various divisions. Teams like Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, New York, Chicago, Washington and others posted mixed scores with several close outcomes and notable performances.
Morene Karnes sprayed a stranger crossing Main Street with water after a wary look. A rattlesnake nearby measured seven rattles and about three feet long. Residents recall a strange smile seen in September amid local chatter and odd notes by wood.
A Bainbridge social page details a bridge party with desserts and roses hosted by Lory Miss Bur coney. Attendees include Mrs. Garry Grol and Mrs. W. Tr. with others from Atlanta and Miami. Several locals travel or join school and athletic events, with notes on visits, departures, and teaching assignments.
The Bainbridge, Georgia community notes Miss Morene Young, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bere Youtte, receives the Sherwead Music scholarship for the 1939 1945 school year. Mrs PT WW ONeal, local affiliated teacher, nominated the standout local student and recommended Miss Young of Chicago, who will pursue study with guidance from school officials.
Mrs Grace Bagos entertains at a bridge party honoring Mrs Pearl Hyde of Atlanta visiting Mrs Robert Y How Cul in Oak Leen. Guests include Mr and Mrs Simmons and others with pink and tea rose decor and a four course dinner.
Mrs Peart Hyde of Athinte was honored at a luncheon on Branchton street in Bainbridge. The event included a parrotshaded centerpiece and a menu with fruit cake. Mrs Hyde won high score in bridge after a speech and afternoon program with several Atlanta guests in attendance.
Social gathering at Trans street home hosted by Mesdames Callahan and Wesley Cal ladian with guests from Athiatoa and Atlania. Afternoon activities included checkers, a bridal contest, and a decorative display, with refreshments and gifts for attendees.
Meigs Georgia September 4 crowd gathers at the Meigs Community Center for a lively square dance with old time tunes and break down music. Various games entertain attendees and add to the evening’s festivities.
Mrs. Alliwood Lavelle Mein of Meigs County announces the engagement of her daughter Leis Mein to Adv. James Ro Savelle of Gebdoelk. The marriage is planned for this month. The announcement promises much interest in Thomas County.
Meigs and Pelham residents share visits and greetings as Miss Frances Young and Dorothy Johansen return from trips. Couples Christie and Mrs Tiraw Horn of Miami host and sisters Drawhorn and Waller connected to the Christie family are noted.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a social or community event in Albany with names such as Mrs Toomer Camilla Vir Porning and Vera Willis, mentioning relatives and visitors. The garbled wording prevents a clear event and date identification.
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