Georgia Teacher Refund Sits for Cancer Checkup
Dr Willie Belmoth Bomar a 54 year old home economics teacher quit her Alamo Georgia job to secure a pension refund worth 65.78 dollars after a 53 hour sit in. She plans a Mayo Clinic cancer checkup overdue by three months and may return to New York or Georgia depending on the outcome.
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Willie Melmoth Bomar
Wheeler County
J. L. Yaden
Atlanta
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
NEA
Willie Belmoth Bomar
Georgia
Bomar
Retirement System
Yaden
Dr. Bomar
Alamo, Ga
Mayers
Faculty Picks Two For Girls State
Marianna High School juniors Joce lyn Budde and Virginia Wade were selected by faculty to attend Girls State in Tallahassee under sponsorship of the American Legion Auxiliary. The event runs the week of June 26. The Auxiliary also awards a $350 four year scholarship to Nell McKinnon of the graduating class at the local high school.
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Marianna
Jocelyn Budde
Virginia Wade
Marianna High School
Girls’ State
Tallahassee
Smith- Kelly Post
American Legion
Clyde Mayhall
the Legion Auxiliary
Florida State College
Nell McKinnon
Mayhall
Baptist Church Plans Vacation Bible School
Donalsonville special report: Rev. Whitt Aiken of First Baptist Church announces a two week daily Vacation Bible School from June 13 to 11 a.m. to 1 exploring the Living Bible theme Jesus Expects Us to Right with motto I Am Third. Leon Barber and Mrs. Porter Smith lead sessions with a large list of teachers and staff.
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Edgart P. Stapleton
Weyman Cannington
A. J. Godfrey
Dothan Man Retires From Army In Georgia
Master Sergeant Roger Davis of Dothan retires after 21 years of service with Army Service Unit 3000. A May 28 barbecue at Fort McPherson honored him. he plans to farm near Dothan. Davis served as a Warrant Officer during the war and will become a Reserve Warrant Officer. His wife is Irene Jarvis of Dothan. He reviewed a retreat parade May 31, an honor rarely given to enlisted personnel.
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Fort Mcpherson
Roger Davis
Dothan
Army Service Unit No. 3000
Sgt. Davis
Army
Davis
Irene Jarvis
Carpenter of Sandwich Transforms American Glassmaking
In 1827 a Sandwich Massachusetts carpenter discovered hand pressing glass in a mold, revolutionizing glassmaking and placing glassware within reach of every American home.
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Sandwich
Massachusetts
Pace To Represent Group At Meeting
William Edgar Pace of Marianna has been elected delegate to the national convention from Beta Lambda chapter of Kappa Sigma at the University of Georgia. The convention runs September 6 10 in Swampscott Massachusetts. Pace, son of Dr and Mrs S E Pace, is a sophomore in Veterinary Medicine and treasurer of Alpha Psi professional fraternity. He entered Georgia University after two years pre medical work at Florida. He attended Marianna and P K Yonge School Gainesville.
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Marianna
William Edgar Pace
Beta Lambda
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
University of Georgia
Swampscott
Massachusetts
A Pace
S. E. Pace
College of Veterinary Medicine
Alpha Psi
Georgia University
University of Florida
P. K. Yonge School
Gainesville
Ancient papyrus roll spans 18 columns in Egyptian script
Britannica notes a papyrus roll about 45 centuries old, among the world’s oldest books. The artifact’s 18 column layout reflects ancient Egyptian writing, underscoring its historic value for early literature and record keeping.
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Britannica
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