Frances Latrelle Herring Bows to Lt Rodney Wurst in Albany
Frances Latrelle Herring wed Lt Rodney Wurst of Turner Field at Dawson Street Baptist Church Albany Georgia on December five at five o clock. Rev H F Calle officiated before family and friends with white mum and purple orchid arrangements. The bride wore white satin with off the shoulder neckline and a fingertip veil. she carried purple throat orchids and tuberoses. After the ceremony a reception at the bride’s sister J N Richardson home featured greenery gladioli mums camellias and guests. The couple will reside in Albany where Lt Wurst is stationed with the U S Air Corps.
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Dawson Street Baptist Church
Frances Latrelle Herring
Mary Herring
Rodney Wurst
Turner Field
Albany
W. H. Wurst
Ochlochnee
TI. F. Calle
Way
First Baptist Church
Anu
BRUNE
Aaidhes Tegey Wheeler
Anu Verry Taey
Bosvon
Mary Anne Stewart
Hbbie
Liowel Birt
J. N. Richardson
Richarddon
Annette Kelly
Rollis Ponder
Paul Franklin
Betty Rigsby
Vénvlle Keene
Two Georgia youths enlist in Marines for three years
Vasco H. Taylor Jr. and Jack T. Love, both 19 or 21, have enlisted in the United States Marine Corps for three years. Sons of local families in Thomasville, they attended Thomasville High School and have been transferred to Parris Island for basic training with a ten day leave to follow.
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Macon
Vascho N. Taylor
Vasco H. Taylor
North Broad Street
Jack J. Love
Jesse T. Love
Boston Roa
Thomasville
Georgia
United States Marines Corps
Richard F. de Lamar
Marine Corps
Middle
South Georgia
Thomasville High School
Parris Island
South Carolina
Mitchell and May to Host DAR Chapter Meeting
Mrs J A Mitchell and Mrs Mildred May will co host the DAR chapter gathering Wednesday at 4 00 p m at the Mitchell home Gordon Avenue. Mrs Bessie Hopkins will be the speaker and the invitation extends to all DAR members and visitors in the city to attend.
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J. A. Mitchell
Mildred
May
Daughters of the American Revolution Society
Mitchell
Gordon Avenue
Mis
Bessie Hopkins
A and P Super Market Opens Open House in Thomasville
The new A and P Super Market at South Madison and West Fletcher invites Thomasville residents to an open house tomorrow from 4 to 9 PM. Visitors can tour departments, sample Jane Parker Fruit Cake, and enjoy A and P coffee as officials greet guests before the store opens for regular business Thursday morning.
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Madison
Fletcher Streets
Thomasville
Iit
Jane Parker
Lick Ramsey
A &P
Jacksonville
Southern Division
The
Nomination confirmations and local civic notes recap
The article reports continued confirmation of postmasters like Claude Rountree and Ochlowince, mentions the Amy Mallard case, and criticizes political maneuvering. It notes a church supper at St. Thomas Episcopal, street sewer work on West Clay, and the Highway Board canceling road contracts from the Thompson era. Atlanta plans stricter parking enforcement on congested streets. Other items include a federal case about a night letter, Judge J O Stewart’s activities, and a remark on new long writing machines for testimony.
Return of S-Sgt Hilton Horton Body for Interment
Mr and Mrs R H Horton of Eston Road announce the body of their son S Sgt Hilton J Horton has been returned to the United States and will be interred after funeral arrangements are announced. Horton was killed May 14 1944 at Kwajalein while serving in the Army Air Corps after moving from Thomasville where he attended public schools and was active in the Hi V club and football. He served in the Georgia National Guard before mobilization in 1940 and spent time overseas in the Pacific Theater starting September 1943. He was a Presbyterian and active in church work and Sunday School. He is survived by his parents a brother Kenneth Horton and a sister Berta Ruth Sharpless.
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R. H. Horton
Eston Road
Hilton J. Horton
Tim
Sgt. Horton
Kwajalein
Marshall Islands
Thomasville
Presbyterian Church
Hert
Kenneth Horton
Tallahassee, Fla
Berta Ruth Sharpless
West Virginia
Weather Summary for Thomasville Georgia December 7 1948
Mostly cloudy with light rain and a cool trend expected. The 8 am observation shows 73 degrees with a slight afternoon change, tonight and Wednesday partly cloudy and cool, with rain Thursday night and Friday. Highest temperature this month 35, lowest 4.3 inches of rain since month start 0.54 inches.
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Thomasville
Department OF Agriculture
Crete
Donalsonville Suit Heard Today in U S Circuit Court
Judge Curtis L. Wailer presided as the Donalsonville lawsuit against Volly Wood Brands Inc proceeded for Mrs Minie Lee Daniels seeking 50000 in a death claim from a truck incident. The session began this morning and was expected to finish this afternoon amid liquor violation sentences from yesterday.
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Donalsonville
U.S
Curtis L. Wailer
J. 8
Cireuit
Minie Lee Daniels
Vance Custer
Vollywood Brands Inc
Joe Hagl Harris
Willie Milton Sames
Alonzo Brown
Doyle J. Hagans
Jophnnie Will Motley
Murray Mack
July Scarbrough
Fie
Mary D. Iverson
Legion Auxiliary Post 222 To Meet
Legion Auxiliary Post 222 holds its regular monthly meeting on Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Legion Post home on Ansell Street. It will be a pot luck supper and members are urged to attend and bring a covered dish. Bring a new member if possible. Mrs Dick Caldwell Auxiliary President.
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Post 222 Auxiliary
Legion Post
Dr E C Oliver New Member of State Board of Pharmacy
Dr Ki C Oliver of Thomas Drug Store was sworn in as a member of the State Board of Pharmacy by Governor Herman Talmadge at the state Capitol. He was elected for a five year term by the state’s druggists and succeeds Dr M W Fort of Columbus. Oliver has long been with Thomas Drug Store in Thomasville and is co owner and manager with Dr W R Thomas.
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Ki. C. Oliver
Thomas Drug Store
State Board of Pharmacy
Herman Talmarge
State Capitol
Oliver
M. W. Fort
Columbus
Thomasville
W. R. Thomas
Treasure Aisle Swedish Glass Bubble Pattern Pitcher Set
A Swedish bubble pattern glass set includes a pitcher and six matching glasses. The set is priced at $12.00, with individual pieces at $1.95 each. Also offered is an Irish linen bridge set of five pieces available in blue aqua gold or peach.
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Burt Lancaster
Hwa
EL Aguas
NEWS
Terrytoon
the Friendly Theatre
Aaa
Signe Hasso
Castile
Tyrone Power
Jean Peters
Cesar Romero
John Sutton
S. Broad
Rexall
Santa
S. Broad St
B.C
MIDDLETON INSURANCE_ AGENCY
Upchurch
Thomasville, Ga
ST. Rodney Wurst
Vasco H. Taylor, Jr
Jack T. Love
Marines
T. A. Futch
Home. Co., Inc
NEW A & P
QO. M. Ellis
Mrs. Kenneth Horton
Lallahaesee, Fla
Mrs
R H. Horton
Boston Town
Rebecca Deen
Horace Carlton
Sanchez Hospital
Barwick
Guerrs. Carlton
Bettye Joe Gritting
C. T. Griffin
Coolidge
Congress
Claude Rountree
Ochlowince
Amy Mallard
Goldwasser
Buttinsky
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
M. N. Wine
West Clay Street
the Highway Board
Thompson
Atlanta
Quitman
Kkrk
J. O. Stewart
Ceeree
Atheta
AB & C
Greece
Athens
Des
Saimnika
Legion Auxiliary
E. C. Oliver
Mexico
Hawaii
China
Jones Dairy Farm
John. Dixon
E. Jackson St
Italy
Steyerman
the Monash Shop
Western Union
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