Car overturn injures teen near Thomasville in Dillon Rd accident
Deborah Scully 15 of Coolidge was seriously injured when her car overturned four miles north of Thomasville on Dillon Rd at 5 20 pm. She was thrown from the vehicle and taken to Archbold Memorial Hospital with a broken right arm and a concussion listed as fair. Also reported were a non fire related radiator hose issue and a house fire at 321 W Jefferson St. The Calley trial news noted eight enlistments and four re enlists in March with details on new recruits and re enlistees.
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Deborah Scully
Rt. 1
Coolidge
Thomasville
Dillon Rd
M. R. Covington
Archbold Memorial Hospital
E. Clay St
Florence McMillan
W. Jefferson St
Wilmer Hill
Calley
Army
Tom Gillespie
Jimmy Martin
William G. Carnline
Alton W. White
Steve G. Sloan
Danny R. Johnson
Moultrie
Jessie Franklin
Deeran
Gary Hamm
Norman Park
Johnny Brooks
Barwick
Roger Stewart
Boston
Larry Stewart
Herbert D. Gainous
Cairo
Elijah B. Spaulding
Gillespie
Ford Ord
Calif
Gang Beating of Teen Leads to Arrests in Coolidge
Daniel Sangster 14 from Rt. 1 Coolidge was treated after a beating by a gang of six to eight youths from Douglas Middle School. Deputy Powell says Willie Battle 17 and several juveniles were arrested, with suspensions at Douglas and ongoing inquiries at Magnolia School. Open house planned at Jerger Elementary on April 7 to tour new portable classrooms easing crowded fourth grade conditions. Detective Barkley reports arrests in the March 25 Douglass Middle School burglary, with Monroe jailed and two juveniles placed with officers.
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Daniel Sangster
Rt. 1
Coolidge
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Carlton Powell
Douglas Middle School
Magnolia School
Sangster
Willie Battle
Elliot Harvard
Powell
Lucile Burgess
Jerger Elementary
Jerger
Richard Barkley
Robert Joseph Monroe
N. Madison St
Douglass Middle School
Monroe
Juvenil
Barkley
Deaths of Willie O'Neal in Centennial Community
Services for Willie O Neal who died Tuesday at his home in Centennial Community will be at 3 p m Sunday from Centennial Missionary Baptist Church. The Rev Wallace Bass will officiate with burial in the church cemetery by Grooms Funeral Home. He was a lifelong Thomas County resident and leaves wife Violet a daughter Gloria McGay three sons Larry Sylvester and James all of Thomas County three brothers Earl Wiley Thomas O Neal and three sisters Beatrice Nena Mae and Bertha Revels of Thomasville.
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Willie O'Neal
Centennial Community
Centennial Missionary Baptist Church
Wallace Bass
Grooms’ Funeral Home
Mathis
Georgia
O'Neal
Thomas County
Violet O'Neal
Gloria McGay
Larry O'Neal
Sylvester O'Neal
James O'Neal
Earl O'Neal
Wiley O’neal
Thomasville
Thomas O'Neal
Lasalle
N. J
Beatrice McCormick
Nena Mae Price
Bertha Revels
Services for Mrs Willie May Smith Held at Bethany Church
Mrs Willie May Smith 58 died after a lengthy illness. Services at 1 p.m. Saturday at Bethany Congregational Church with Rev J H Malone officiating. Burial in Magnolia Cemetery by Grooms Funeral Home. Survived by sister Mrs Catherine Wilson Louisville Ky brother Allen Ross Washington D C and several aunts.
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Willie May Smith
Bethany Congregational Church
J.H. Malone
Magnolia Cemetery
Grooms’ Funeral Home
Catherine Wilson
Louisville
Allen Ross
Washington, D.C
Infant Madeline Davis Services Set at Magnolia Cemetery
Funeral services for infant Madeline Teresa Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Davis of 622 Pine St, will be at 2 p m Sunday at Magnolia Cemetery. The Rev Alber Reay will officiate with Groom's Funeral Home in charge. She died last Sunday at Archbold Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Surviving are six brothers and a sister, plus grandparents and several aunts and uncles.
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Madeline Teresa Davis
Charlie Davis
Pine St
Magnolia Cemetery
Miss Davis
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Alber Reay
Groom
Phillip James Ivey
Miami
Fla
Charlie C. Davis
Joseph Davis
Ronald Davis
Joe Davis
Lorenzo Davis
Thomasville
Mazilla L. Davis
Adam Ivey
Willie Mae Walker
Edison
Obituary notices from Bainbridge area residents
Mrs. Reva Whitesell 74 of 328 Broughton St. died Thursday at Bainbridge Memorial Hospital. Services 3 p.m. at Ivey Funeral Home Chapel with burial at Oak City Cemetery. Survivors include two sons Calvin Whitesell of Montgomery Alabama and Frank Whitesell of Lake City Florida. Mrs. Hattie B. Williams of 200 Bennett Street died Sunday at home and services 2:30 p.m. at St. James AME Church. Survivors include two daughters Mrs. Willie Mae Williams of Thomasville and Mrs. Lillie Mae Wallace of Bronx New York. Cecil G Ward 60 of Dixie died Thursday at Brooks County Hospital. Service Saturday at Dixie Baptist Church. burial Evergreen Cemetery. Ward born Brooks County. survived by wife Jewell S. Ward, two sons Max and Gary Ward of Dixie, three sisters Mrs. Claudine Corley of Tallahassee Florida, Mrs. Gene Strickland of Thomasville, Mrs. N W Chism of Nashville Georgia, a brother Roy M. Ward of Lake City, and one grandchild.
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Bainbridge
Reva B. Whitesell
Broughton St
Bainbridge Memorial Hospital
Ivey Funeral Home
James T. Burrell
Oak City
Williams
Hattie B. Williams
Bennett Street
St. James Ame
Magnolia Cemetery
Hatcher-Peoples Funeral Home
Willie Mae Williams
Thomasville
Lillie Mae Wallace
Bronx
Quitmann
Cecil G. Ward
Dixie
Brooks County Hospital
Dixie Baptist Church
James H. Sole
Evergreen Cemetery
Maxwell Funeral Home
Ward
Brooks County
Cecil Ward and Son Peanut Company, Inc
Jewell S. Ward
Max
Rain Fails To Dampen Historic Preservation Conference
Rain washed out the Paradise Park picnic for 225 registrants at the Historic Preservation Conference but attendees gathered at American Legion Post 81. Events included a keynote by Georgia Secretary of State Ben Fortson Jr., panel discussions, a tree dedication, and dinners with noted speakers.
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Paradise Park
American Legion
N. Madison St
Municipal Auditorium
Box Hall Plantation
Thomas McComb Hines
Box Hall
W. Fred Scott II
Martha McPherson
Scott
W. Fred Scott Jr
Georgetown University
Miss McPherson
A. V. McPherson
Winstead Plantation
Thomasville High School
T. L. Williams Jr
Landmarks Inc
Roy M. Lilly
Ben W. Fortson Jr
Georgia Secretary of State
Joseph eBeyamming
Georgia Historical Commission
William J. Murtagh
National Register
Mary Gregory Jewett
The
Ivan Allen Jr
Atlanta Historical Society
National Society of Colonial Dames of America
Legion Post
Cyrus Helm
William Search
Richard Russell
Legion Home
Lapham- Patterson
Marcus B. Calhoun
Fortson
Lilly
Glen Arven Country Club
Brendan Gill
Victorian Society In American
F. Clason Kyle
Columbus Ledger Enquirer
Susina Plantation
Edwards Jones
Atlanta Market Steady on Fruits Grains and Cattle
Commodity prices on the Atlanta market show little change across Florida citrus apples greens and collards with various per dozen and per bushel figures. New York cotton futures opened higher while Georgia cattle auctions report weekly receipts around 13 504 with detailed ranges for slaughter steers heifers cows bulls and calves.
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Atlanta
Florida
Georgia
Texas
Thomasvilem
Georgia Cattle Auctions
Market Advances To Finish Week
New York traders showed energy as the Dow Jones 30 rose 2.39 to 906.27 at noon. The 60 stock AP average gained 0.8 to 316.1 as other sectors like oils metals and mail order retail moved higher while advances led declines on the NYSE. Analysts cited improving signs for the economy but caution about selling if momentum wanes.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Noon Stock Listings Reflect Mixed Movements Across Sectors
The American Stock Exchange shows mixed results with airlines down and farm implements unchanged. Certron Corp. slips to 52, Alamera Oil rises to 21, Beverly Enterprises drops to 1344, Teleprompter falls to 73, MPB advances to 1444, Amco Industries up to 227, and Crown Central Petroleum down to 4412.
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American Stock Exchange
Certron Corp
Alamera Oil
Beverly Enterprises
Teleprompter
MPB
Amco_ Industries
Crown Central Petroleum
Car Wash Set By Tri-Hi-Y
The Delta Tri-Hi-Y of Thomasville High School will sponsor a car wash from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at the American Service Station near Winn-Dixie. Cars will be charged $1 each.
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Tri-Hi-Y
Delta Tri-Hi-Y
Thomasville
Winn-Dixie Food Store
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Roy Trefftzs
Mrs. Smith
Mr. Stewart
L.G. Stewart
Tallahassee Memorial Hospital
Silver Hill Baptist Church
Perry Simmons
St. Paul
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Joseph Odom Sr
Counts
N.C
Larry Charles Odom
Ft. Knox
Ken
Jimmy L. Stewart
Wallace Stewart
Essie B. Davis
Mary Joyce Hill
Queling Stewart
Jack Stewart
Tampa
Mrs. Whitesell
Cecil Ward
Freewill Church
First Freewill Baptist Church
Perry, Fla
Ben Fortson
Secretary OF State
Owain Walden
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Murtagh
Larson
Atlanta, Ga
Rimahia
Utility
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Babcock
Beth Steel
Boeing
Borden
Burt Ind
Ches & Ohio Blta
Coca Cola
CBS
East Kod
Eltra-Op
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Tel & E
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Ligg & My
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Penney
Omng
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Repub
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Reyn
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Scot
Paper Co
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Sperry
Oil Cape
Inez
Swift
Toran
UN Carbide
Elec
Bos Winn Dixie
Friendship Presbyterian Church
Smith Avenue
Boone Leach
J. J. Lester
Jimmy's Seafood
Smith Ave
Jr. Food Store
Dial
H & R Block
Aida
Eccureta
America
North Madison
Central Air
Carrier
aeGe
WATT
Madison Lee Carrier
NBC
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