Area Deaths Dorsey E Tuck Dies at 84
Dorsey Ethan Tuck 84 died at home 626 N Hardaway St after a year of illness. Funeral Tuesday 10 30 a m at Kirkland Cray Hughes chapel with Rev Harry L Babbitt. burial Laure Hill cemetery. Survived by two sons and a daughter, grandchild, brothers and sisters. He was born July 22 1882 in Decaturville Tennessee and lived in Thomasville since 1904.
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D. E
Dorsey Ethan) Tuck
N. Hardaway St
Kirkland Cray- Hughes
Harry L. Babbitt
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Laure
Hill Cemetery
W. B. Thomas
John W. White
W. B. Atkinson
Arthur Robinson
A. E. Underwood
Warren A. Taylor
C. C. Deal
Mr. Tuck
Decaturville
Tenn
W. H
Emma J. Tuck
Thomasville
Maryland
W. Gerald
Francis D. Tuck
Betty Tuck
Francis D. Tuck, Jr
Jacksonville
Fla
A. N. Tuck
Wilson Tuck
Lexington
Frank Dees
Harry Johnson
Fort Worth
Texas
Obituary notices for Hicks Sellers Ham and Bailey families
Obituaries note Miss Mary Hicks 91 cremation with ashes dispersed per her request, no close relatives known. George W. Sellers 92 of Cairo dies, funeral today in Church of God with burial at Providence Cemetery. Mrs Sallie Jordan Ham 89 funeral at Pavo Primitive Baptist Church with burial at Salem Cemetery. Edward Bradford Bailey 80 dies in Thomasville, services at First Presbyterian Church Monticello, burial Roseland Cemetery. Survivors listed for each.
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Miss Hicks
Dr. Hicks
Thomasville
Church of God
Providence
Clark Funeral Home
D. T. Toler
Cairo
Sellers
Zola Pearl Hand
Coy ‘Sellers
Franklin Brinson
Jimmy Harrell
Bobby Lawrence
Talmadge Sellers
Wayne Meadows
Mattie Poston
PAVO
Sallie Jordan Ham
Sunrise
Moultrie
Pavo Primitive Baptist Church
Bob Vickerson
Salem Cemetery
Dekle
Ela Cannon
Monticello
Fla
Edward Bradford Bailey
Archbold Memorial Hospital
First Presbyterian Church
William Harris
Roseland Cemetery
Wilkins Funeral Home
Flowers Baking Employees Win Awards For Service
Eighteen employees of Flowers Baking Co were recognized for years of service at the annual gala at the Elks Club. Gold belts honored 15 years for Robert Tucker Teddy Lockwood and Lonnie Davidson while 10 year pins went to Gary Harrigan and Donald Daldree. Five year pins were awarded to Carl Whigham Don Jackson John Vickers M W Hughes and Herbert Thomas. Two year pins went to Don Kelley T O Roney Bill Donaldson Earl Johnson Franklin White M L Hatcher Lamar Gray and James Phillips.
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Flowers Baking Co
Elks Club
Robert Tucker
Teddy Lockwood
Lonnie Davidson
Gary Harrigan
Donald Daldree
Carl Whigham
Don Jackson
John Vickers
M. W. Hughes
Herbert Thomas
Don Kelley
T. O. Roney
Bill Donaldson
Earl Johnson
Franklin White
M. L. Hatcher
Lamar Gray
James Phillips
Keeping Up Continued from Page 1
Eckberg announces tickets for events at the Chamber office and two schools. He urges advance purchases to guarantee seating at any event.
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Thomasville
Chamber
Eckberg
Uncontested Divorces Open Civil Session in Thomas Superior Court
Judge George R. Lilly presided as the civil session opened with uncontested divorce cases. The grand jury elected a chairman and heard matters while a petit jury was drawn for the first case. The criminal session is slated to begin next Monday.
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George R. Lilly
Thomas Superior Court
Rose Festival Kicks Off With Week of Community Events
Rose Festival festivities fill the town with carnival rides on Broad Street after school hours. Merchants showcase themed window displays as a weeklong lineup includes a baseball game religious program jamboree air show golf tournament festival ball horse show parade and Rose Show.
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Broad St
Interpreters Add Confusion to TV News and Specials
TV viewers confront language barriers as international figures speak English unevenly and translators struggle. NBC airs Viet Nam war wrap, ABC profiles boxing in The Big Guy, and Oscar night on ABC includes captions for the hard of hearing with star-name introductions.
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Garrick Utley
ABC
Bob Hope
Ex Mayor Roger D Lapham Dies in San Francisco
Former San Francisco mayor from World War II era and chair of the American Hawaiian Steamship Co died Saturday night after a heart attack at 82. Funeral arrangements not disclosed.
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San Francisco
Roger D. Lapham
American- Hawaiian Steamship Co
Reviser Sir Ernest Gowers Dies in England at Sixty Nine
Reviser of Fowler's Modern English Usage Sir Ernest Gowers died Saturday night in MIDHURST England at age 69. He was a renowned reference author and editor contributing to language usage reforms and scholarly works through decades.
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Midhurst
England
Ernest Gowers
Fowler
Ex-Envoy Dies in Charlotte at 71
Herschel V. Johnson former United States ambassador to Brasil died Saturday in Charlotte North Carolina at age 71 according to AP.
Evening club calendar at IOOF and Glen Arven venues
Today events include Rebekah Lodge at IOOF Hall at 8 p m Junior Women's Club at Thomas County Federal p m and multiple clubs meeting at Glen Arven Hotel Scott Elks Club and post home 222 with times from 6 30 p m to 10 30 a m Tomorrow Wednesday Ceramics Class at Youth Center Hut at 10 am.
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Rebekah Lodge
Ioof Hall
Thomas County
Glen Arven
Hotel Scott
Pilot Club
Elks Club
Balfour Pta
Jaycees
ODD Fellows
Post
Optimist JR. Rifle Club
National Guard Armory
Youth Center Hut
Oglesby Named Chairman of Second District GOP
State Rep. Jamie W. Oglesby of Thomasville was elected chairman succeeding R. E. Kaliher. The Thomas County slate includes J. P. Malone and E. T. Smith with 15 state executive committee members elected. Delegates praised Rep. Callaway and Oglesby led committees while 150 attended the Second District GOP meeting in Albany.
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Albany
Jamie W. Oglesby
Thomasville
Thomas Countians
Oglesby
R. E. Kallher
Kaliher
W. T. Smith
Tifton
H. B. Jenkins Donalsonville
E. E. McaAlpine
J. P. Malone
Barwick
Lew Thompson
Thomas County
E. T. Smith
W. T. Dooley
Quitman
Brooks County
GOP
Joe Wingate
Mitchell County
Mayo Livingston
Bainbridge
Tommy Ragsdale
Moultrie
R. C. Bell
Shellman
E. E. McAlpine
Martin Dailey
Cairo
Peter Walton
Goldwater Sees U.S. Vietnam Policy as Politically Driven
Goldwater argues Johnson limits the Vietnam War to protect his congressional support and says military judgments are swayed by domestic politics. He accuses Washington of hedging between hawks and doves while Joint Chiefs favor bombing Haiphong petroleum dumps. Senator Stennis also urges stronger use of U.S. power.
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Saigon
Goldwater
United States
Viet Nam
Washington
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Haiphong
Johnson
Congress
Sen
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Preparedness
Local Births Reported At Archbold Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Ned Shepherd announce a daughter born at Grady General Hospital. Evelyn Jeanette Taylor is the former name of Mrs Shepherd. Mr and Mrs C E Radney announce a daughter born April 17 at Archbold Memorial Hospital. Betty Johnson is Mrs Radney. Mr and Mrs R Ted Singletary announce a son born April 17 at Archbold Memorial Hospital. Linda Dodson is Mrs Singletary. Mr and Mrs George W Paramore announce a child born April 16 at Archbold Memorial Hospital. Patricia Beaver is Mrs Paramore. Mr and Mrs Fred E Mencerberg announce a child born April 15 at Archbold Memorial Hospital. Margie Griffith is Mrs Mencerberg. Mr and Mrs Peter O Neal announce a son born April 16 at Archbold Memorial Hospital. Marie Glenn is Mrs O Neal.
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Ned Shepherd
7Th St
N.W Catro
Grady General Hospital
Shepherd
Evelyn Jeanette Taylor
C E. Radney
Meigs
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Radney
Betty Johnson
R. Ted Singletary
Pinetree Blvd
Singletary
Linda Dodson
George W. Paramore
Rt. 4
Metcalf
Paramores
Patricia Beaver
Fred E. Mencenberg
Rt. 1
Thomasville
Drug Industry Control Looms Says FDA Chief
New York AP reports FDA Commissioner Dr James L Goddard warned internists that tighter government control of the drug industry is likely unless abuses end. He cited misleading advertising and lax doctor supervision of new drugs and reporting failures as major problems.
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New York
James L. Goddard
The
Food and Drug Administration
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Dorsey E. Tuck
Ruby Lee Lodge
Willie Green Lodge
Homestead
East Side Baptist Church
W. E. Pledger
Greenwood Cemetery
Ruby Lee Barfield
Whigham Baptist Church
LaVaughn Lodge
John L. Lodge
Ouida Baker
Lewis Barfield
Plant City
Luther Barfield
Camilla
Barry Barfield
Eustis
Ora Bell Barfield
Oscar Matthews
Lena Barfield
George Richards
Jamie Harrell
Vada
Miss Mary Hicks
Mary Hicks
Neil Williamson
Mildred Hicks
Hicks
George W. Sellers
Catiro
Sallie J. Ham
Edward B. Bailey
Henrietta Simmons Bailey
Edward
J. B. Brinson
8. D. Clark
George H. Palmer
Florence
8. C
Flowers Baking
Roscoe Fleetwood
Miss Batterwhip
Bunny Vann
Heath Varnedoe 3Rd
W. H. Flowers
A. D. Brinson
Bill Hotty
Quality Bakers of America
Ansley Fleetwood
R. G. Fleetwood
Georgia
Mary Jane Yates
Savannah
Pagani
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York (Ap
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Franz Joseph Strauss
West Germany
Abba Eban
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Konrad Adenauer
Berlin
Willy Brandt
NBC
United Nations Security Council
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CBS
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Donalsonville
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Jackson
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New Union
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N. Boston
Coolidge
S. Coolidge
Ochlochnee
Magnolia
Thomas County Board of Education
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Prescription
Shepherd's Drug Store
East Jackson Street
Aga
Broad and
Jackson Streets
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