Tap to Tuesday Evening Show at Booster Club Talent Night
Talent show at the Booster Club to benefit Ethoméseills High School Band uniform fund features Rose City Playboys, Hill Billy outfits, gospel singers, tap and ballet numbers, vocalists from Thomasville and Boston, and local instrumentalists. Prizes totaling 100 dollars awarded from audience applause. 50 cent admission. Proceeds go to band uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
d.Boosters Club
Ethoméseills High School
Ane
Rose ‘City Playboys
Pechorasville Hill Billy Outfit
Golice
Vivian
Millie Hudson
Rochlocinee
Tommy Wise
Eugene Arrétt
Roger Chastain
Jim Johnson
Dew
Roy Griffin
Ellen
Faye
Peoples of
Maury Flowers
Daphne Flowers
George_ King
Thomasville
Patsy Land
Mary Stephens
Boston
Hal Morris
Patricia ‘Carter
Meigs
Francis M. Medi
Pring
Ole Timer Dies Sports Writer Remembered In Atlanta
CATGANTA TM Bidwin Camp longtime Atlanta Journa byline Ole Timer died at 73 after a near century in southern journalism. He retired April 1, 1951 as associate editor of the Journal and held roles as market editor sports analyst radio broadcaster and editorial writer. Survivors include Mrs Camp and two daughters in Atlanta. Funeral service set for Tuesday at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catganta
Bidwin Camp
Atlanta Jour- FL Tnt
Emory ‘Hospital
Journal
WSB
Powder Springs
Atlanta
University of Georgia
Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta News
Memphis Morning News
Macon Telegraph
Atlanta Georgian
Camp
Joel Chandler Harris
Robert E. Wright
Matthew M. ‘Chapman
Sagebrush ends as atomic war games conclude
In seven weeks of Exercise Sagebrush in western Louisiana, United States troops and air personnel simulated large scale combat. About 110 000 Army troops and 30 000 air personnel operated over seven million acres using simulated atomic weapons and new technologies as umpires ruled on the combat phases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
United States
Louisiana
Earmy
Local Personal News Highlights Visits and Admits
Mrs C E Cagle of Etowah Tenn visits her mother Mrs B Alligood for several days. Mrs Lila Sasser and Mrs Hervey Mills of Tallahassee stay with Mr and Mrs Edward Shiver in Meigs. Mrs Shiver and Mrs Woodrew Griffin of Meigs visit Columbus. William R King of Pavo admitted to hospital. Steve Tillman of Bainbridge and Mrs Myles Hartman of Pavo admitted Sunday. Mrs W K Atkinson spends days in Mobile with Vann Atkinson and granddaughter Roxana born last week. Mr and Mrs T Brinson of Port St Joe Fla visit their son C C Brinson and family. Lt Col Robert F Brinson and family en route to Dominican Republic posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Cagle
Etowah, Tenn
Mrs. B. Alligood
Lila Sasser
Hervey Mills
Tallahassee
Edward Shiver
Meigs
Shiver
Woodrew
Griffin
Columbus
William R. King
Pavo
Steve ‘A. Tillman
Bainbridge
Myles Hartman
W. K. Atkinson
Mobile
Ala
Vann Atkinson
Roxana
T. Brinson
Port St. Joe
Fla
C.C. Brinson
Robert F. Brinson
Dominican Republic
U. S. Army
Bainbridge Rotarians Hear Rev. Joe Davis Missionary Speaker
The Bainbridge Rotary Club welcomed Rev. Joe Davis, Methodist missionary to the Central Congo, who spoke on his Congo work at the weekly meeting. Introduced by Rev. James R. Webb Jr., Davis has served with Katako Kombe Mission since 1950, with several visitors in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainbridge
Joe Davis
Joe Martini
Atlanta
Leonard Conger
M. W. Turner
Pelham
James Brock
St. Augustine
Fis
Book Bazaar Set At Pavo School
The Pavo School Library Club will sponsor a book bazaar on December 14 and 15 featuring books for all ages and religious works. Robo White will autograph books on Wednesday afternoon, and the Pave Woman's Club hosts a tea for the author. Mrs Sara Srygley of Florida State University will address the PTA Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PAVO
Pavo School Library Club
Robo White
White
Pave Woman’s Club
Sara Srygley
Mbrary Schood
Florida State University
Parent-Teacher Association
Bainbridge Civitan Club members attend Georgia district meeting
Three Bainbridge Civitan Club members Dr J W Sumner secretary Lamar Humphrey and Program Chairman James Hightower will attend the Georgia Civitan District Council meeting at the Dempsey Hotel in Macon. Civitan International President R Clarence Williams will be the principal speaker with District Governor Clarence Johnston presiding. This quarterly gathering reviews club activities across the Georgia district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainbridge
Bainbridge Civitan Club
Macon
J.W. Sumner
Lamar Humphrey
James Hightower
Dempsey Hotel
Civitan International
R. Clarence Williams
Clarence Johnston
Albany
Civitan
Georgia
Federal Aid Limited to School Building Construction
A top aide states Secretary Fol som's pledge for broader welfare aid for schools targets construction funds only. Undersecretary Dr. Herold C. Hunt said current measures focus on school construction rather than operating expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chronic coughs from colds can lead to bronchitis warning
The piece warns that coughs from common colds may linger and develop into chronic bronchitis if not treated. It emphasizes seeking appropriate care and avoiding less effective remedies that delay proper treatment.
Countess Garden Club Bazaar Display at December Meeting
Gift items planned for the Garden Club bazaar December 15 were shown at Friday’s Countess Vandal Garden Club meeting. Posts described include gift packages, tree ornaments, and corsages made from lichens. Members collected gift packages for hospital patients to be given on Christmas Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Countess Vandal Garden Club
W. R. Thomas, Jr
Forrest Knapp
John Morton
John Glover
J. Hi. Morton
Fritz Frohberg
Valley Hawthorne
John Hogg
Lill Mack
W. G. Ball
Robert Farrall
Margaret Sangster
Greene Alday
Turn On of Christmas Lights Night Program
The Thomasville Ministerial Association sponsors a 6:45 PM showing of Christmas lights with a 30 minute program. Bob Farrall leads carols at First Baptist Church, followed by an invocation by Rev W C Driskell. Lights in the business section turn on by 7:15 PM with more singing. Public invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville Ministerial Association
Bob Farrall
First Baptist Church
W. C. Driskell
Three Sentenced Here For Disturbance
A man and two women arrested in Coolidge for disorderly conduct were placed on probation and fined in City Court. Mrs. Asa Kennedy pled guilty to causing a disturbance at Coolidge Methodist Church while intoxicated and received three months probation. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Steedley of Tifton were fined 54 dollars each and placed on three months probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Asa Kennedy
Coolidge Methodist Church
Tifton
R. L. Steedley
Christmas Caroling and Community Club Events Listed
A downtown Christmas carolling celebration at 98:45 p m leads a busy schedule with Civitan Club and Baptist Mobilization Night at Municipal Auditorium. Various clubs meet at Plaza Cafe Youth Center IOOF Glen Arven and Elks Home with schedule notes for Post 31 Auxiliary Bible Study and Band Boosters talent show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civitan Club
Plaza Cafe
Eeaeusiness
Thrunten Holland
Rae
Municipal Auditorium
Idea Exchange
Apm
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Glen Arven Club
Pilot Club
Elks Home
Post Home
Odd Fellows
Ioof Hah
Miss May Alexander Injured in Fall at Home
May Alexander, patient at Archbold Memorial Hospital, suffers a broken hip, fractured arm, and other bruises from a fall at 613 East Clay Street last Thursday. Hospital reports she is resting comfortably and hopes to return home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Alexander
Archbold Memoriisl Hospital
East Clay Street
Coolidge W M S Holds Special Prayermission Program
Coolidge Oklahoma The Coolidge Woman’s Missionary Society conducted a week of prayer for the Lottie Moon foreign mission fund at the church. Participants included Mesdames J O Leath J W Hall Homer Smith Marvin Warren Cary Harrell Leon Barrow Ellis Allen Sallie Houk Geneva Harvey Luna Duren Jim Knight Thurston Redding and Alton Harrison. Rev J O Leath acted as inspector and the offering for foreign missions was received.
M Rushin Chapter to Elect Officers Tuesday Evening
A called meeting of the J. M. Rushin Chapter No. 23, R.A.M. will be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. for the purpose of electing officers. Supper will be served at 7:30 p.m. and all members are requested to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Rushin
R.A.M
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ole Timer
Pavo School
Bainbridge Civitans
Atland Council
Maal
Zaar
Vantal
Colerdoe J Exants
306Th Eng
VA Dam
Legio
P.m. Baptist Loyal Workers U.ass
Claude Davis
Idea Exchange Club
Naval Reserves
Municipal Court Room
and Labor
Fancy York
Furniture & Upholstering ‘Company
Astor Instant
Jar
Campbells Soups
Hicken
Duncan Hines
NBC
Mc Crackers
M. Rushin
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!