4 H Club Dressmaking Winners Named in Thomas County
Thomas County 4 H Club held a clothing contest awarding top dressmakers in Cloverleaf Junior and Senior groups. Louise Neston, Nancy Smith and Mary Jo Smith won each age category to represent the county at district achievement in Rock Eagle next June.
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Thomas County
Louise Neston
Nancy Smith
Mary Jo Smith
Frank Norton
Boston
Franklin Smith
Coolide
Smith
Becky Smith
Susan Hall
W. Hall
Coolidge
Donna Johnson
L. D. Johnson
Nanc
Men's Garden Club to Meet in April for Rose Show Plans
The April meeting of the Men's Garden Club will be held Thursday with supper at 7 p.m. at the Garden Center. Discussion of Rose Show plans is expected to occupy the attention of members and committee chairmen who will finalize arrangements for the showing. Miss Wallace Neel, president of the Thomasville Garden Club, Inc., and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Singletary, co chairmen of the Rose Show, will lead the program.
United Daughters Plan Memorial Day Observances
The John B. Gordon Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will meet at 4 pm at Mrs. C. P. Sims home to plan Memorial Day observances. The event coincides with Rose Show day and will include a report by Mrs. McCheaney H. Jeffries on the diplomacy of the Confederate States.
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John B. Gordon
United Daughters of the Confederacy
C. P. Sims
Sims
McCheaney H. Jeffries
Confederate States
Weekend Guests and Local Hospital Admissions in Thomasville Report
Personal mentions note weekend visitors to Mrs. Jemmie Davis on Bartow Street including Miss Marths Davis and Mrs. Marion Burns with others from Atlanta Waycross and Meigs. Also Archbold Memorial Hospital admissions list Thomasville residents plus out of town guests and students including Miss Anna Rigdon elected Panhellenic representative at Emory University.
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Marths Davis
Atlanta
Marion Burns
Waycross
J. T. Golding
Grady Benton
Meigs
Jemmie Davis
Bartow Street
Grace Wilson
Washington, D. C
Misslisabeth Porter
Fort Benning
Thomasville
Anna Rigdon
Chi Omega Sorority
Emory University
Miss Rigdon
Helen Rigdon
Archbold Memorial Hospital
John Daniel Bray
Benny L. Waldorf
James Frederick Walker
James A. Liggett
Ronald O. Braswell
Bryan E. McCall
Ben Crosby
Charles Philip Rockett
Charlies W. Chason
Cuiso
W. Geveté
Columbia
Ala
C. W. Etlington
Coolidge Toomr
Jon Jr
Hartsfield
David D. Passmore
Quitman
RR. Shackelford Sr
Central School Hosts Annual Presidents' Club Event With Talent
The program featured students and staff from Central School including Sandra INE, Barbara Speak er, Judy Johnson, and Mary Presley. Entertainment included The Hurricanes, Central combos, and a student quartet with John Cotter Stephen Hobbs and Richard Rela. Dwayne Subher served as emcee with Virgil Lovell at the piano.
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Gwindle
Sandra Ine
Hurricanes
Central
John Cotter
Stephen Hobbs
Carey Lawler
Finley Johnson
Joey Avett
Jenifer Pierson
Los
Lynn Kendle
Martha Moyland
Donna Cope
Richard Rela
Jeff Willis
Sub Debs Plan Spring Dance at Y Thursday
The Sub-Deb Club of Thomasville High School hosts a spring dance themed April Love at the Thomasville YMCA. Central and Thomasville students are invited. music from the top 20 records and local talents will be featured. Mr and Miss Irresistible voting with four candidates from each school. Dance runs 8 30 p m to midnight, 50 cents per couple or 50 cents for a single.
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Thomasville High School
Thomasville Y.M.C.A
T.hs
Central High School
Frances Dillon
Miss Dillon
Jeff Willis
Central
Tri-Lights
Catherine Chesnut
Margaret Wine
Deane Holt
Thomasville
Rebecca Lanier
Chery Bullington
Jimmy Clanton
Mike McEachin
Peggy Flowers
Sally Vaughn
Jeff Sewell
Frankie Scoggins
Dianne Huff
Retired Nigerian Missionary to Speak at Mercer Meeting
Miss May Perry of Canton, a retired mission ary to Nigeria, will headline a district rally of the Mercer Baptist Association WMU at Dixie Baptist Church. She and Miss Doris Knight, also a Nigeria veteran, will be hosted by Miss Knight at Abeolut. The Queen honored Perry, who led a school there, and she was invited back for Independence Day celebrations. All churches are urged to send delegations.
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Quitman
Miss May Perry
Canton
Nigeria
Mercer Baptist Asociation
Dixie Baptist Church
Miss Perry
Doris Knight
Abeolut
Miss Knight
A. J. Radford
Miss Mary Jo Smith Crowned Miss Stinger of 1963
Mary Jo Smith, daughter of Mr and Mrs Franklin Smith of Monticello Rd, named Miss Stinger 1963 with runners up Margaret Titus and Mary Dianne Keadle. Smith, a sophomore, serves as vice president of the County 4H Council and is active in Beta Tri-Hi-Y and the school paper.
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Mary Jo Smith
Franklin Smith
Margaret Titus
Mary Dianne Keadle
Dianne Hurst
Stinger
Miss Smith
County 4H Council
Central High
MISS
Ticello
Stinge
St. Thomas’ Press Episcopal
Jening
Miss Keadle
W.W. Keadle
Albany Rd
Press- Pathew Gent
Suber
Future Teachers of America
Treaske, Lyurer
Celis
First Baptist WMS Lewis Callaway Circles Meet
The Lewis Callaway Women's Mission Society circles at First Baptist Church announce April meetings. Circle 3 gathers Wednesday at 3 p.m. with Mrs. T O Estes. Circle 2 meets Thursday at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Shelton Chastain Jr. Circle 4 at 8 p.m. with Mrs Love Dousles. Circle 1 meets Tuesday, April 23 at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Mavis Poole.
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Lewis-Callaway
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