Central High Student Becky Coram Seeks Sailor Suit for Rose Queen
Miss Becky Coram a Central High senior pursues a sailor suit for the 1968 Rose Queen contest. A Navy-based charity chain secures attire and honorary Patrol Guard membership as she prepares for an April 25 appearance at Municipal Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Navy
Becky Coram
Central High School
Miss Coram
Patrol
BR. P. Smythe
Snore
Ronan
Navy
LA Te. 3
Ledmer
Coram
Plans Installation of Thomasville Woman's Club Officers
New officers for the Thomasville Woman's Club will be installed this year. Photographs by Neil Boland, Dick Isse and Billy Joe Lowry were shown at the Savannah convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville Woman's Club
Neil Boland
Dick Isse
Billy Joe Lowry
Savannah
Personal Mention Guests and Travelers In Local Notes
Personal mentions include Mies Ang Gwain planning an Easter stay with relatives for three weeks, and Mary Vergueen with her sister Mrs Helen Hurley of Michigan hosting Mr and Mrs Robert Rushenen of Michigan. Dr and Mrs Shepard Kregh, wintering at their Plantation home, have returned to New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olser
Pentagon
Mary Vergueen
Helen Hurley
Michigan
Robert Rushenen
Mich
Shepard Kregh
New York City
Thomasville Residents Admitted to Archbold Memorial
Among Archbold Memorial Hospital admissions Friday were Mrs. Hollis C. Pitts Jr. Mitchell Lampeen Sr. and Mrs. Judy Alexander of Thomasville. Also admitted were Mrs. Lawrence W. Millicam of Perry Florida and Mrs. Frances M. Seiph of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Hollis C. Pitts Jr
Mitchell Lampeen Sr
Mies Judy Alexander
Lawrence W. Millicam
Perry, Fla
Frances M. Seiph
Boston
Mrs Wright Wins Boston Dress Revue in Green Gingham
Mrs J O Wright placed first in the Boston Home Demonstration Club dress revue and will compete in the county contest at Rock Eagle in June. Ophelis Smith demonstrated craft ideas from soap and sequins while Miss Carol Harden spoke on better breakfasts and Irene and Louise Morton modeled Geprize winning outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
J. O. Wright
Rock Eagle
Ophelis Smith
Thames County
Carol Harden
Irene
Louise Morten
Qualifying Opens for Glen Arven Club Championship
Mrs. Virginia James president announces Glen Arven Women’s Golf Association championship qualifying starts Monday with first round matches next week. Mrs. Victor Perrotta defends her 1908 tie in a month long event. Ten days per match, three matches per golfer, entries open to Glen Arven members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Arven Women's Golf Assa
Virginia James
Ladies Golfing Group
Victor Perrotta
Don Hanks
Glen Arven
Rose Show Committees Named by Mrs Neel
Mrs. W Wallace Neel president of the Thomasville Garden Club announced 1968 Rose Show committees with Mrs. Lee Singletary as general chairmen and a team handling schedule staging properties awards publicity judges and tickets. Specialized clubs provide clerks classifications containers and trophy tables for the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neel
Wallace Neel
Thomasville Garden Club, Inc
Lee Singletary Eeaikey
Oscar Chastain
Earl Sanders
al Curry
George Joanes
Sanders
John Alexander
W. Fred Scott Sr
T. M. Hines
Beaghton
Dear Abby Mixed Up Marital Mess
Dear Abby columns describe a 16 year old marrying then meeting Paul a married man with five children. The writer fears raising children and seeks guidance while Abby notes both spouses remain married. Other letters include odd animal dress rules and a stepdaughter conflict over a deceased mother’s picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
George
Paul
Ofill George
Mrs Rudolph Bell Becomes Auxiliary President at Thomas Brooks
Mrs Rudolph Bell assumed the role of president of the Thomas Brooks Medical Society Auxiliary succeeding Mrs M G Middleton who became vice president. Also installed were Mrs James Taylor reelected treasurer and Mrs W B Pouncey secretary at the April meeting. A Doctors Day dinner was held with Archbold Memorial Hospital staff honoring trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Bell
Thomas Brooks Medical Society
M. G. Middleton
James Taylor
W. B. Pouncey
KE. BH. Davis
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Board of Trustees
Albert O. Tuck
Huddie L. Cheney Jr
WSCS Conference Planned in Cairo
The Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service district meeting will take place at First Methodist Church Cairo at 10 a.m. Tuesday. A lunch option costs $1 per plate, with reservations via Mrs. John A. Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Cairo
John A. Allen
Study Class Elects Mrs. Lee Singletary President
Mrs. Lee Singletary was reelected unanimously to lead the Thomasville Study Class, continuing in office since 1959. Officers named include Heyward Vann, Charles Ferguson, Netl Boland, Raymond Hill, Charles Johnson, Robert Robison, T. M. McComb, and Richard E. Pierson, plus a joint program committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Siproy
Thomasville
Singletary
Heyward Vann
Charles Ferguson
Netl Boland
Raymond Hill
Charles Johnson
Robert Robison
T. M. McComb
Richard E. Pierson
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Wishe
Becky
Kenley Lanter
Cutter Kungp
Walter Easen
Bernice Wileen
O.H.S
W. P. Fant
Jacksonville
U.S
Municipal Aulitorium
Mary Martin
Honey Bun” Mun
Nan Walker
Johan Marvis Coram
C.S
Vespa
Woman's Club
Psd
Miss Snipes
Mies Ang Gwain
Mrs. Wright
Boston Dress Revue
J. A. Peters
Chap Ah Woo
J. ©. Nash
Howard Harden
Bsailwks
Mise Becky Coram
Curtis Middleton
Curtis Steed
J. A. Anderson
Eustace Harrell
John Turner Jr
Roscoe Stewart
W. T. Roughton
Sidney Stinson
O. B. Anderson
J. A. Thomas
George Dillinger
Frank Hancock
Love Douglas
George Courson
Carol Searcy
Marjorie Stith
Clara Hargrave
Luten Teate
Alan Lipsey
Briarcliff Garden Club
Talisman
Killarney
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Sue
Roy Dear
Seccond
Foolgayer
Beverly Hills
Calif
Belk
Hudson
Sas
Owen Pharmacy
Jackson Ee Ee
Lee Singletary
Ghatimiasi
W. W. Jarrell
Stucky
Thome
RCA Victoe
Dynagroove
RCA Victor
RCA
Rome
Lainsdorf
Mahler
Jalousie
Ravel
Munch
LA Valle
Fiedler
Espana
Tepe
CoCroft Music Company
Thomasville, Ga
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