Peach Packing In Taylor County Sees Half Normal Crop
In Taylor County the 1956 peach crop is expected to reach only about 50 percent of normal. The Pebble Packing House near the town processes the crop, with growers like Walter Wainwright and W. J. Butler reporting variable yields. Rain improved fruit size in some orchards, and growers anticipate prices from 3.50 to 4.50 per half bushel as harvesting continues across several nearby orchards with thousands of trees involved.
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Estern
W. J. Butler
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D. W. Culverhouse
Middle Georgia
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Ed Davis
T. L. Fountain
Verna Wisham Earns B S in Home Economics Education
Verna Wisham is among 588 graduates at Alabama Polytechnic Institute Auburn Alabama on June 2 receiving a Bachelor of Science in Home Economics Education. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs H S Wisham and was on the Dean's List with a 3.0 average.
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Auburn
Ala
Verna Wisham
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Mrs James Ricks Named Treasurer Of Red Cross Chapter
Mrs James Ricks of Reynolds has accepted the appointment as Treasurer of the Taylor County Chapter of the Red Cross. She succeeds the late Mrs F A Ricks who served in this capacity for many years.
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Reynolds
Taylor County
The
Red Cross
F. A. Ricks
Revival Services At Taylor Mill Baptist Church
Revival begins Sunday at Taylor Mill Baptist Church with guest speaker Bro. Guy McCorkle from Silvertown Baptist in Thomaston. No morning service. Vacation Bible School at this time. evening worship starts at 8 30 p m. Bradley Brown, Pastor.
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Taylor Mill Baptist Church
Guy McCorkle
Silvertown
Is Your Way a Life of Trust Sermon by H C Marx
A short sermon by Pastor Butler Methodist Church reflects on trusting the Lord. It frames common anxieties and life challenges through faith, citing Ps 37 5 and Christ as sole salvation while urging endurance, vindication, and devotion amid misperception and social woes.
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Christ
Queen Victoria
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Methodist Appointments Reassign H C Marx Howard Charge
South Georgia Conference at Waycross issued annual church appointments. Rev H C Marx is returned to Butler Methodist Church and Rev Ernest B Coffee moves to Howard Wesley. Reynolds-Crowell charge changes due to Rev M W Flanders retirement. Districts list multiple pastors and assignments across Columbus Dublin Macon Savannah Thomasville and others.
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Butler Methodist Church
Coffee
Howard
South Georgia Conference
Waycross
Taylor County
Reynolds-Crowell
M. W. Flanders
Reynolds Church
Roy McTier
Columbus
Howard-Wesley
Ernest B. Coffee
Methodist Conference Votes to Retain Jurisdictions
The South Georgia Conference celebrates the national body's action on segregation while urging the General Conference to preserve current jurisdictions. Rev. Leland Cochran of Macon calls the board's move fair. The body adopts an amendment allowing racial discrimination where two thirds consent. It also votes to raise two million dollars for education.
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Macon
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Methodist Church
Georgia Editors Open Convention in Savannah
The 70th annual Georgia Press Association convention starts with a luncheon where Gov. Griffin delivers the state of the state. GPA President Quimby Melton Jr. says entertainment drives the program as work sessions run in Athens and Atlanta. Memorial service, officer elections, and social events follow across Friday and Saturday.
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The
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Georgia church conference lists district officials and missionaries
A long list details figures such as W. R. Cleveland secretary of Temperance and J. M. Yarbrough superintendent of Waycross District. It mentions many circuits and churches including Broxton Brunswick Folkston Jesup and St Marys with names like Jody Thigpen Albert Hall Epworth Burns Willis and James Sponer.
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Jody Thigpen
Broxton
Jarvis Ellis Jr
C. R. Pollard
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Arco
S. P. Clary
Folkston
B. A. Long
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Hazlehurst
L. E. Gholson
Homer
Ville
H. O. Hatcher
Jesup
First Church
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Epworth
Burns Willis
Gingsland
Brazil
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H. S. Brooks
U. S. Air Force
A. B .Leonard
W. H. Mattison
Forrester Qualifies In Fourth Campaign For U S Congress
E L Forrester of Leesburg qualified for a fourth term in the Third District. He announced by telegram that papers were received by the Georgia Democratic Executive Committee. The Third District committee will meet Saturday at 10 a m in Sumter County courthouse Americus to set rules for the primary with no known opponents. deadline is June 23 at noon.
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E. L. Forrester
Columbus Enquirer
Forrester
Georgigq
Democratic Executive Committee
Leesburg
Steve Pace
Wm. H., Young Jr
Third District
Sumter County
Americus
Young
Whitener couple to attend Nazarene convention in Kansas City
Rev and Mrs J C Whitener of the Butler Church of the Nazarene leave for Kansas City Missouri for a 10 day Quadrennial Convention. No preaching service at Butler church Sunday due to the pastor's absence. Sunday School at 10 a m. There will be joint worship at Methodist church in the morning and Baptist services in the evening.
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J. C. Whitener
Butler Church of the Nazarene
Kansas City
Bethel C M Church Revival Set for June 17
Bethel Congregational Methodist Church begins revival on Sunday June 17 with daily services at 8 15 pm through Friday June 22 led by Rev J E Holder of Carthage Massachusetts. Jerry Partain pastor invites all to attend.
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Bethel C. M. Church
Bethel Congregational Methodist Church
J. E. Holder
Carthage
Mass
Atlanta Woman Kills Groom Then Shoots Self
An Atlanta carpenter Marion C. Stell, 26, married two weeks, was shot to death Friday by 28-year-old Mrs. Ernestine Wooten who then shot herself. Wooten was wounded in the abdomen and treated at Grady hospital.
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Atlanta
Marion C. Stell
Blackwell
W. A. Johnson
Stell
Ernestine Wooten
Cobb County
Grady Hospital
Vacation Bible School Opens at Lebanon Baptist Church
Vacation Bible School at Lebanon Baptist Church begins June 15 with classes from 9 to 12 each day. Registration day is Saturday June 2 from 3 to 5 p m Publicity Chairman notes attendance is encouraged for children ages fit for the program.
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Vacation Bible School
Lebanon
Lebanon Baptist Church
Eisenhower undergoes major surgery and expects full recovery
President Eisenhower underwent a major pre dawn operation at Walter Reed for an intestinal obstruction. Doctors reported the condition most satisfactory and said he could resume full duties in four to six weeks with possible re election campaigns.
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Paul D. White
Boston
Vacation Bible School Set to Start at Taylor Mill Church
Vacation Bible School begins Monday at 9 a.m. at Taylor Mill Baptist Church. All children in the community are invited to attend with Pastor Bradley Brown as superintendent and a team of Christian workers. Registration and parade Saturday at 3 p.m.
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Taylor Mill Baptist Church
Bradley Brown
Howard Community Club Barbecue July 4 at Carl Brown’s Lake
The Howard Community Club sponsors a public barbecue on Wednesday 4 July at Carl Brown’s Lake. Meals include plates and drinks with adults priced at 1.00 and children at 0.50. Service runs from 12 noon to 3 pm.
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Howard Community Club
Carl Brown
First Cotton Bloom Reported From Pebble Area Farm
The Herald notes the season’s first cotton bloom on Mr. Herbert Wilchar’s crop from the Bud Waters place south of Pebble. This milestone marks early field progress in the local farming district and highlights Wilchar as the grower.
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Herald
Herbert Wilchar
Wilchar
Bud Waters
Pebble
Rain Helps Crops Through Dry Season
Rain is greatly needed but crops of all kinds remain remarkably good despite long dry spells. The favorable condition is attributed mainly to excellent cultivation by experienced farmers and their sound practices.
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