Thomasville Rose Show Hosts State Garden Club Dignitaries
The Thomasville Rose Show highlights prominent guests from the Georgia Garden Club. Mrs. Lanson Neel becomes the first local woman to serve as state garden club president, with Mrs. James H. Crowley and three state chairmen among attending dignitaries. The group will represent state clubs at the festival and assist in staging the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Garden Club
Lanson Neel
Georgia Garden Club
Neel
Thomasville Garden Club
James H. Orowley
National Council of State Garden Clubs
Crowley
Thomasville Garden Center Board
Georgia
W. Fred Scott Sr
State Hosital
Wallace Neel
Garden Club of
Personal Visits For Rose Festival In Thomasville
Miss Bessie Pope of Jacksonville arrives to stay with Mrs. Edgar Branden over the Rose Festival weekend. Mrs. John Herring of Atlanta, a former resident, visits Mrs. Leve Douglas. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Vandiver host guests Mr. and Mrs. Harry Will of Concord California. Capt Howard J Floyd and daughters Deboyah and Donna come to visit their parents Mr. and Mrs. R J Floyd while en route to Fort Benning for a new Army assignment. Capt Floyd celebrates a new promotion.
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Bessie Pope
Jacksonville
Fla
Thomasville
Edgar Branden
John Herring
Atlanta
Leve Douglas
Hugh Vandiver
Harry Will
Concord
Calif
Howard J. Floyd
Deboyah
Donna
R. J. Floyd
Fort Benning
Capt. Floyd
U.S. Army
College News Notes Highlight Thomasville Figures
Ak Thomasvillian and Robert M. Bush elected Delta Sigma Phi secretary at Georgia Tech for 1964 65. John Frank Searcy joins Kappa Alpha Order at University of Georgia. Roy B. Smith earns winter quarter Merit List at Emory at Oxford. Marlon Woodall initiates Phi Mu at Howard College Birmingham. Carol Speaker earns a B A in Education from University of Florida and twins attend. Local residents admitted to Archbold Memorial Hospital include Cynthia Houk Douglas Brown J K Hyde Dennis Chapman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ak Thomasvillian
Robert M. Bush
Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity
Georiga Tech
Thomasville High School
M. B. Bush
John Frank Searcy
University of Georgia
Kappa Alpha Order
Athens
Floyd Searcy
Roy B. Smith
Thomasville
Emory-at-Oxford
Marlon Woodall
Alpha Gamme
Phi Mu Social Sorority
Howard College
Birmingham
R. B. Woodall
Alpha Gamma Chapter
Woodall
Ralph Neel Sr
Joanne Futeh
Carol Speaker
University of Florida
Gainesville
Stanley Speaker
Missus Barbara
Nancy Speaker
Miss Speaker
Ochlochnee
Rey Groover
Florida State University
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Cynthia D. Houk
Douglas K. Brown
J. K. Hyde
Dennis J. Chapman
Barwick
George S. Mitchell
Boston
Paul K. Rewell
Madison
Florida Presbyterian Choir to Sing Here
The 86 member Florida Presbyterian College Concert Choir will perform sacred music at First Presbyterian Church on Wednesday April 29 at 8 p m directed by William Waters associate Ransane Prolvesasuri OL MUSIC. The program features Benjamin Britten Rejoice in the Lamb and Brazilian Psalm by Jean Beger with selections by Monart Palestrina and Bruckner and Russian chorales plus Negro spirituals.
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Florida Presbyterian College
First Presbyterian Church
Willam Waters
Ransane
Benjamin Britten
Jean Beger
Monart, Palestrina
Bruckner
Presbyterian College
Wheralarte College
Raga Olege Bay
St. Patersburg
Fig
Waters
Wo Bens Askin
Fiar- Idanitieser Ve Ee
Fae
Duke University
Pavo Students Present Varied PTA Program
Pavo Elementary PTA meeting featured fourth to eighth grade performances under Mrs. Tom Bryan and Mrs. John Bricker. Diane Hunter and Robin Herndon led devotions and songs, with a Japanese Stick dance by older girls. Principal Wayne Smith outlined PE activities. new officers to be elected at May picnic meeting. Bricker seventh graders won grade count.
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PAVO
Tom Bryan
John Bricker
H. (. Mims
Chiff Parrish
Principa Wayne Smith
PTA
Weir
Bricker
Duplicate Bridge Winners Listed
Winners of this week's competition at the Glen Arven Duplicate Bridge Club were Mrs. J. E. Greene of Thomasville and Col. Dexter Lowry of Tallahassee. Mrs. W. P. Neel and Mrs. Lou Branch of Tallahassee placed second and tied for third were Mr. and Mrs. John Guy and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brittan.
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Glen Arven
Janet Clemans Heads Vashti Tri-Hi-Y Club
Janet Clemans of Wheeling West Virginia is named president of Alpha Beta Tri-Hi-Y for the coming year. New officers include Joyce Conseen of Cherokee North Carolina as vice president Tinker Hughes of Atlanta as secretary Nancy Clemans as treasurer and Pat Hicks of Tallahassee as chaplain.
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Janet Clemans
Wheeling
W.va
Vashti School
Joyce Conseen
Cherokee
N. C
Tinker Hughes
Atlanta
Nancy Clemans
Pat Hicks
Tallahassee
Tifton
Miss Clemans
Pam Mannins
Savannah
Jean Griffin
Statenville
Miss Hughes
Miss Yemans
Rose Marie Hayes
Chairman Is Veteran Of Many Rose Shows In Thomasville
Mrs Wallace Neel chairwoman of the 43rd annual Rose Show, veteran of nearly 40 shows, recalls past venues from Neel’s to VA Center gym. She leads the Thomasville Garden Club and Georgia conservation efforts, noting rose culture growth and a shift to solid horticulture through the years. She predicts the 48th show will be another milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Sam C. Hjort
Wallace Neel
James H. Crowley
W. Fred Scott
Lawson Neel
Meg
Hines
VA Center
Thomasiie Garden Club, Inc
MRA& Neel
Neel's
Vose Field
East
Ride Aehaal
Milipand Plantation
Jacal
Nee
Ashe
Garden Club of Georgia
Thamanville
Thomasville
First Winner In HN Dress Ravire Elimination
Mrs Ralph Groover won the first prize in the dress revue at the Metga Ackleshnee Home Demonstration Club eliminations. Second place went to R Singletary and third to Mrs Luke Rehberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Groover
Ra. &. R. Singletary
Luke Rehberg
Ridon Long
Papsumer
Nera
2. Woon
Rogers
Brooks Asus
Wallace Gingietary
Harryey
Sen
Roatess
Jacek
Area Families Welcome New Daughters in Local Hospitals
Mr and Mrs John M Greene of Anderson announces the birth of a daughter at Anderson Memorial Hospital on April 26. Mrs Greene is the former Sue Covington from Thomasville. Mr and Mrs James Q D Wiggins of Columbus announce a daughter at Medical Center Hospital in Columbus. Mrs Wiggins is the former Dorothy Jean Jordan of Thomasville. Mr and Mrs James W Wilson of Thomasville announce a daughter at Archbold Memorial Hospital on April 21. Mrs Wilson is the former Myrtice King. Mr and Mrs Hugh B Hopkins of Thomasville announce another daughter at Archbold Memorial Hospital on April 21. Mrs Hopkins is the former Virginia Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Greene
Anderson, S. C
Anderson Memorial Hospital
Greene
Sue Covington
G. M. Covington
Thomasville
James QD. Wiggins
Bschaul &J
Columbus
Medical Center Hospital
Wiggins
Dorothy Jean Jordan
John E. Jordan
Blanche Wiggins
James W. Wilson
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Hugh
Hopkins
Woodlawn
Virginia Brown
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Philip Wertz
T. R. Wertz
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North
Sout Baralina
Martha Huff
Fahaafad
Diane Hunter
Robin Herndon
Diane
Randy Stephenso
Jesus
Marsha Mims
Laura Jo Bricker
Sue Johnson
Marlene Kubanksa
Patricia McGregor
Esther Gailey
Nancy Parrish
Dale Wiley
Mosquitoes
H. C. Mims
Library Week
J.N. Freeman
H. A. Walden
Mental Health Foundation
Smith
Pavo Pta
Vashti Tri-Hi-Y Club
World Service
Emily R. Jerger
Hansell Street
Tees
T.H.8
Henry Jones
Pelham High School
Joe Lavelle
Mary Devis
Davis
Beta Club
Pelham High
Elks Club
Rick Powell
S. Broad St
Thomasville, Ga
Girl Scout Troop
Thomas County
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