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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1950
Page
2
Readable fragments mention a group or event labeled Angel with unclear context and no clear dates places or names. The text lacks coherent facts to form a complete news item.
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A Thomasville gathering at city hall last night launched a Men s Garden Club move after years of talk. Dr. Ben Grace chaired the session with B J Kimbrough as temporary secretary and plans for monthly Dutch dinners at Dodsons.
The Young People's Class of First Methodist Church invites members and guests to a Hobo Party Monday at 7 30 p m. Attendees should dress as hobos and transportation to the Shrine Club will be provided. Mrs George Neel is the class teacher.
Mary Tripp Mitchell a life long resident of Thomas county died at Archbold Memorial Hospital after a short illness. Funeral services will be Sunday at Bethel Missionary Baptist church with Rev. Frank Monroe officiating. She was a member of Bethel Baptist Church and Order of the Eastern Star. Survivors include her husband James Mitchell Sr seven sons and three daughters with homes in Miami Roxbury Pelham Chicago Thomasville and more. Interment in Bethel Cemetery with Clark and Gilmore in charge.
Sarah J. Robinson colored, aged 47, died at her aunt Bessie Warren Monroe’s home after a short illness. Funeral set for Monday at 8:30 p.m. from Clark and Gilmore chapel. Born in Leon County Florida, she lived in New York City about 25 years and in Thomasville the past year. Survivors include aunt Bessie Warren of Thomasville, Annie Hardy of St Petersburg, Fla., and brother J. W. Warren of Millen, Ga, with Magnolia Cemetery interment planned.
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A reflective opinion discusses the Korean War, United Nations rules versus enemy tactics, and the risk of a larger war. It warns that Allied resolve may be lacking and notes American troops face a larger Chinese Red force with Soviet backing. The piece questions global control efforts and urges humility about leaders and power.
Mrs. A E Conradi Willis M Kelly Paul Howz and J W Haynes are among local residents recently admitted to Archbold Memorial hospital. Little Miss Sally Vaughn, daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter J Vaughan, is recovering at home after surgery at Archbold Memorial hospital. By mid August 330 reporters from 20 countries were accredited to cover the Korean conflict.
The Thomasville Study Class met in the Municipal building with Mrs. Truman Holland presiding. A biographical sketch of Daniel Webster was presented by Mrs. J C Riley and readings from Stephen Vincent Benet’s The Devil and Daniel Webster were read by Mrs. T F Lear.
Meigs Kiwanis Club held a ladies night with a dinner in the High School cafeteria followed by a program in the auditorium led by Kiwanian Grady Dasher and Kiwanianne Dasher. Cairo Kiwanis Quartette and dance numbers by Mrs. Blair and pupils complemented the event with guests from Cairo Camilla Thomasville Sylvester Hinsonton and Sylvester area.
Funeral services will be held Saturday at two o clock from the Ochlocknee Baptist church for Mrs. Louisa Jane Watson who died suddenly at her home west of Ochlocknee. Elder Josh Davis of Moultrie will officiate with interment in Ochlocknee cemetery. She was born November 17 1871 and was survived by two daughters two sons two sisters seventeen grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren.
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Deacons of the East Side Baptist church will be held Friday night at 8 00 p m W J Holland Chairman Ernest Young Secretary
Moose Lodge members and guests are invited to a 9 p m dance at the lodge with the Rythm Ramblers of Cairo providing music for dancing.
The Georgia Baptist Children's Home at Hapeville and Baxley will load produce on Tuesday and Wednesday, December 5 and 6. The home cares for the largest number of children in its history and needs more food and funds this year. Deliveries of corn and hay are requested in sacks, with railcars and tacks provided to ship all church donations to the Farmer's Market.
Senator Taft warned Republicans will do anything necessary to meet the dangerous Korea situation while split over presidential action. Senator Capehart criticized the Senate during yesterday's session, urging more decisive leadership and accountability.
Senator Smith blasts UN delays and urges forceful moves on Manchuria. MacArthur demands UN action while Symington predicts mobilization will strain the economy as Russell pushes for all-out mobilization. Lawmakers say they cannot decide on authorizing bombing beyond the Manchurian border.
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