BNAFBRITH Opposes German Industrial Fair
The newly formed B n a i B r i t h Lodge of Thomasville adopts a resolution condemning the German Industries Fair in New York opened April 9 1949. The Georgia Association resolution cites Nazi links and urges federal action to discontinue the fair while supporting German economic rehabilitation.
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Georgia Association of B'nai B'rith Lodge
Brunswick
Georgia
New York City
Germany
United States
Aa of State
Ok Bible VX
Richard B
Hucca
Last Rites Planned in Cairo for Sgt Warren H Tru lock
Funeral services for Sgt Warren H Tru lock of Cairo will be at the Methodist Church in Cairo on Friday April 22 with Rev R N Raines officiating Interment will be in Cairo cemetery with full military rites at the graveside The deceased died in the service on Luzon Philippine Island in 1945 He was born June 20 1921 in Grady county and survived by his parents and three sisters
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Warren H. Trulock
Methodist Church
R. N. Raines
Sat. Trulock
Fort Benning
Set
Trulock
Luzon
Philippine Island
Grady County
Robert L
Mattie Clay Trulock
Frank Smith
Alamogordo
New Mexico
C. G. Taylor
Columbus
Gal
Wilma Trulock
Forsyth-Bearden
Rotarians Hear Citizenship Talk by Hansell Watt
Cairo Rotary members at a luncheon heard Hansell Watt, commissioner of the U S District Court at Thomasville, discuss citizenship procedures and the qualities of good citizenship. Arthur Bell presided and Bruce Courtney presented the speaker. guests from Thomasville included J H Guy, J M Golden Sr, John R Roth, and Mrs A B Win.
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Rotary Club
J. M. Golden, Sr
John R. Roth
Rotarians
A. B. Win
Women's Clubs Convene Reach District Welfare Goals
Report from the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs Convention highlights Second District efforts across Baker, Brooks, Calhoun, Colquitt, Decatur, Dougherty, and more. Clubs report 100 percent Excellence ratings, civic drives, youth programs, voter participation, and scholarship support. Notable projects include Pavo cemetery water piping, Tallulah Falls School funds, and recreation centers for youth.
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Augusta
Chandler Dixon
Second District of Women's Clubs
Coolidge
Dixon
Ochlochnee Woman's Club
Moultrie Woman's Guild
Moultrie Junior Club
Baker, Brooks
Calhoun
Aeaiee
Decatur
Dougherty
Bar Ty
Grady
Miller
Mitchell
Semisole
Thomas
Tift
Worthounties
Pavyo Woman's Club
Moultrie
Tifton Woman's Club
Tiffie
Dan Brosnan
Albany
Marcus Calhoun
Thomasville
Sydney Murphy
Tifton
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Pavo
I. Rubenstein
Bainbridge
George McArthur
Tallulah Falls School
Tallulah
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Bainbridge Woman's Club
Barnetts Creek WMS Meets With Mrs Maddox
The Barnett’s Creek Woman’s Missionary Society met Wednesday April 13 at Mrs Woodrow Maddox’s home. Fifteen members attended with Mrs W T Lewis leading the program after the business session. A meal of sandwiches doughnuts and coffee followed.
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Woodrow Maddox
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W. T. Lewis
Pianist Returns to Lead Club Singers After Absence
A pianist resumed duties with the club chorus after a period away, stepping back into the lead role for performances. The ensemble welcomed the return as they prepared for upcoming shows.
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Ters
Domiciliary officer notes social at VA complex
For April 22 1949 the Events of Interest at VA list the Domiciliary Administrative Officer of the Day and a Friday bingo party. Kiwanis and the State American Legion Auxiliary sponsor, with raffles, cigarettes and prizes. Members Glenn Andrews and others are highlighted for posts and services. the piece also covers a lunch event, Birthday Parties, and upcoming tournaments and games.
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T. N. Deele
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Broughton Powell
Kiwanian
B.C. McDaniel
Messrs
Fizy McLeod
H. L. Teate
Rudolph Keyton
Legion State Auxiliary
Joan Heard
C. J. Granford
R.D. Carr
H.-M.—Moore
H.G. Bell
ik. _C. Stegall
J. B. Stewart
Legion Post No
H. M. Moore
Duncan Bey
C. D. Clarke
E. C.mcdarfiel
H. A. Simmons
Simmons
Fountain Freeman
Countery
J. F. Stewart
Federated Woman’s Club
W. F. Raiford
Dick Wood
Russell Griner
Oscar Hughes
VFW Auxiliary
Ernest Spence
the Moose
Sunshine
Crawford
Raifford
Barber prices stabilize at Cairo parlors after price war
Cairo reports barber shop prices leveling after a sharp wartime price war. Haircuts at 40 cents with proportional charges, a 65 cent level held since the war days, with some predicting a drop to 25 cents including pedicures though broader indications point to a 50 cent level. Shops note brisk business and lighthearted chatter among barbers and customers.
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Cairo
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