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30 Nov 1967
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Thomasville News in Thomasville, Georgia
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Newspaper
Thomasville News
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1967
Page
6
LaCharm Beauty School registration opens for January term
The LaCharm Beauty School announces January term enrollment starting January 2, 1968. Veterans and handicapped persons, orphans of veterans, both male and female, are invited. Cosmetology programs are taught day and night at 809 Railroad Ave. Call 226-9899 or visit. Mrs. Gertude Horne, Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaCharm Beauty School
Railroad Ave
Lions Wreck Carver 33-7, Win South Ga. Championship
In Monroe Georgia Douglass High School Lions defeat Carver High Tigers 33-7 to claim the South Georgia Class 1-A football title. Quarterback Anthony Bush directs the aerial attack with Henry Childs and L W Williams catching key passes, backed by Edress Dawson John Darling Steve Brown Kirk Mitchell and Jake Hollis on the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Anthony Bush
Henry Childs
L.W. Williams
Edress Dawson
John Darling
Steve Brown
Kirk Mitchell
Jake Hollis
Douglass High School Lions
Thomasville
Carver High Tigers
Lions
Carver Tigers
South Georgia
James Bryant
North Ga
Tigers
Douglass
Timothy Everett
Bryant
Carver
Bush
Seton
L. W. Williams
Thompson
Tiger
Darling
Velver
Anderson
David
Earthquake
Banks
Dawson Lee
the Lion
Elzy
Ray Ford
Robert Stringer
Larry
the Mummy
Dawson
Morris Williams
Charles Armster
Veterans Memorial Stadium
Ethel W. Kight
LaGrange
Jones
Melvin
the Beast
Darring
Brown
Mitchell
Hollis
Thomasville Beautician Contest Sparks Community Fun
The Pastor's Aid Circle of New Jerusalem Baptist Church sponsors a 1967 contest to pick Thomasville's friendliest beautician. Tickets cost 25 cents at participating cosmetologists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastor's Aid Circle
New Jerusalem
Friendliest 1967 Contest Announces Winners at YMCA
The event at 6 30 p m will announce first second and third prizes for the friendliest beautician in Thomasville 1967. Both men and women urged to attend supporting candidates. Participants include Vera White Hazel Nixon Bernice Hopkins Gertrude Horne Carolyn Howell Annie Thomas Grace Thornton Ossie Mitchell Eva Davis Louise Glass Ruby Jones Ola Davis Irene Banks Ben Tillman. The Thomasville News will publish the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
YMCA
Susie Reid
Vera White
Hazel Nixon
Bernice Hopkins
Gertrude Horne
Carolyn Howell
Annie Thomas
Grace Thornton
Ossie Mitchell
Eva Davis
Louise Glass
Ruby Jones
Ola Davis
Irene Banks
Ben Tillman
Thomasville News
First National Conference on Student Personnel Services Report
Mr. Ed Bodenhamer presented a Georgia Associate, Director for Area School Programs report at the First National Conference on Student Personnel Services. The session covered area vocational technical schools and related personnel services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Bodenhamer
Georgia
Walton Division Evening Classes Schedule Beginnings Nov 27 1967
Walton Division announces evening courses for business and industry with VA benefits. Programs include automotive mechanics, accounting, secretarial science, typing, office procedures, upholstry and cosmetology. fees range from 5 to 15 dollars and hours vary by course. Correction notes upholstery fee changed to 15 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville News
Thanksgiving News and Growth at Georgia Technical Schools
A collage of holiday social notes lists visits from family and friends and troops deploying to Viet Nam. It also highlights Georgia technical schools expanding enrollments from 800 to 15 000 students and funding increases from 1 million to nearly 20 million dollars for buildings and equipment, underscoring aims to bridge high school to job readiness with tuition free for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dents
Georgia
Atlanta Constitution
Joe Brown
Coming Events And Local Social Notices
The Susie H Dunlap PTA meets Tuesday December 7 at 7 30 PM in the school cafeteria. W Mitchell President W A Morris Principal. A Name Party at American Legion Post 519 Hopkins Street Saturday December 2 Admission 2 cents per letter. Mr and Mrs Forrest Monroe and daughter Miss Barbara Monroe left for Miami November 21 to spend Thanksgiving with their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Herbert Jackson and family 9000 N W 12th Ct, returned November 26 after a pleasant trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie H. Dunlap Pta
American Legion
Hopkins Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Forrest Monroe
Barbara Monroe
Miami
Herbert Jackson
N. W
Georgia targets rapid growth in technical schools by 1970
Mr Bodenhamer spoke to delegates from 47 states at Jackson Lake Georgia on October 10 12 1967 outlining plans for a statewide network of technical schools. By 1970 training in all major occupations is expected with 650 full time and 2400 part time teachers to serve about 15000 long term and 40000 short term students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodenhamer
Jackson Lake
Georgia
Finish ing Materials Fee Exemption Policy
The notice states that if you do not purchase finishing materials you are not required to pay the fee. It outlines eligibility based on purchasing status and implies potential applicability to related charges. The document emphasizes avoiding the fee by opting out of purchases.
Growth of area vocational schools in Georgia since 1959
Bodenhamer outlines the rapid expansion of Georgia area vocational technical schools from two founding institutions in the mid 1940s to a planned 24 by 1969 70. He notes opening of the first area schools in September 1967 and ongoing facility expansions across the network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Division of Vocational Education
North Georgia Technical and Vocational School
South Georgia Technical and Vocational School
Bodenhamer
Vocational - Technical
Stu
Fresh grapefruit tips from Georgia extension agents
University of Georgia Cooperative Extension Service advises choosing grapefruits that feel heavy for their size and have smooth thin skins. The guidance helps shoppers pick juicier, higher quality fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Georgia Cooperative Extension Service
Story Of Afro American Family Hope Amid Medical Struggle
Lillie wakes early to ready her children and seek day work while hoping for money and time with her husband. Joseph's doctor says his condition is improving but outlines a serious upcoming operation and the uncertain outcome. The family waits with faith as Chicago doctors prepare the procedure.
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W.A. Morris
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Lillie
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Susie
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