Area Deaths Span Brooks to Bainbridge Obituaries
Notices report multiple deaths from Brooks County to Bainbridge including Henry Clay Lovett of Quitman age 92 who died at Brooks County Hospital with funeral at Maxwell Funeral Home and burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Survivors include wife Claudia Gunter and four daughters and three sons. Burial plans and church affiliations noted for Jimmy Issac Wilder, 89, Pelham retiree, and John A. Bullock, 49, Bainbridge veteran, with services planned in local churches and cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell Funneral Home
William J. Smith
Oak Hill Cemetery
T He Farmer
Claudia Gunter
Quitman
Bessie Tison
Jacksonville
Fla
John H. Goodbread
Yulee
C. D. Erwin
Lake City
Perry Carter Waycross
H. A. Lovett
James Lovett
Wachula
Norman Lovett
Lakeland
Louisville
Essie Rawls McMillan
Irene Carter
W. H. McMillan
William McMillan
Joe McMillan
Roy Singletary
H. G. Bell
Ochlochnee
G. D. King
Tallahassee
John McMillan
Edwin MecMillan
Thomasville
Pelham
Jimmy Issac Wilder
Rt. 3
Grady County
Henry
Mary Lovett Wilder
Mispah Primitive Baptist Church
Lenwood Wilder
James J. Wilder
Ellis Adams
Alfred Maxwell
Morgan Joiner
Eston Morrison
Judson L. Polock
Camilla
J. W. Blakely
Earl Childs
Prentice Spivey
Mispah
Braswell Funeral Home
Calvary Baptist Church
Virginia Irene Bullock
Bainbridge
Linda K. Brown
Jerry Collins
Roy Bullock
J. B. Bullock
Ivey Funeral
Oak City
Ivey Funeral Home
Family Thanks for Kind Deeds During Bereavement
The family of Mrs. Lucile Bowdry Wilson expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for the support shown during the death of their sister, mother, and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Scott
Josephine Wade
Scott
Lucile Bowdry Wilson
City Commission Postpones Meet
The Thomasville City Commission meeting is postponed as commissioners attend the National League of Cities annual conference in New Orleans. City Manager Eldon Mariott will open sewer extension bids at 2 p m as planned. a special meeting will be held later to make up the missed session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
American Cancer Society Forms Mitchell County Educational Panel
An organizational meeting in Pelham chaired by W. C. Bill Brown formed the Mitchell County Educational Committee for the American Cancer Society. Erle Newsom Jr. appointed Brown chairman. committee members include D. D. Morrison, John W. Glenn, Ed Hembree, John Yates, C. C. Underwood, and Ed Hillard. The group will focus on education, patient service, and fundraising, using the Early Treatment Education program to raise cancer awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camiula
of the
American Cancer Society
Pelham
Bill” Brown
Erle T. Newsom, Jr
Albany
Bill Brown
Newsom
Mitchell County
W. C
Brown
D. D. Morrison
Pelham School
John W. Glenn
Ed Hembree
Coats and Clark — Industry
Camilla
John Yates
Woman Arrested Hidden in Bushes Near County Jail
In San Luis Obispo California police responding to an escape attempt report arrested Marilyn Jean Bynum after staking out the county jail at 3 30 am. She was charged with attempting to furnish an inmate with something useful to aid an escape namely three hacksaw blades. Her husband Joseph is a jail inmate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Luis Obispo
Calif
Rrames
Marilyn Jean Bynum
Joseph
Mirror of Your Mind on Beating Alcohol and Self-Perception
A discussion of quitting heavy drinking and the social nemeses of appreciation. self restraint masks anger as smoldering resentment. It argues emotional honesty, aging fears, and sexual performance anxieties influence coping and behavior.
Jaycee Christmas Trees Go On Sale Monday
Jaycees will sell more than 1000 firs and scotch pines from Canada at East Side Elementary School. Proceeds fund a special shopping day for Thomas County mentally retarded children. Sales run 3 to 10 weekdays and 9 to 9 weekends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycee
Eastside
Canada
Ernie Morgan
Thomas County
Jaycees
U S Fighting For Human Freedom Commander Tells Legionnaires Here
American Legion National Commander William C. Doyle told Legionnaires in Georgia that young Americans fight and die in Vietnam for freedom and dignity, linking it to Pearl Harbor and World War II. He urged understanding of the communist threat and warned the cost of freedom must be paid by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Vietnam
American Legion
William C. Doyle
Vineland
N. J
Doyle
Georgia American Legion
Florida
South Georgia Legionnaires
Post 31
Pearl Harbor
America
South Vietnam
United States
Moscow
Peiking
Pavo Woman Injured After Car Collision Near Jefferson Street
Mrs Helen V Plymer 60 was struck while crossing at Jefferson and N Broad Streets around 8 50 am She underwent surgery at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital and was listed in fair condition Police report the car driven by Ivan B Stegall Jr Rt 1 Thomasville attempted a right turn off Jefferson onto N Broad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee Memorial Hospital
Helen V. Plymer
Jefferson and
N. Broad Streets
City Pace
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Tallahassee
Preston
Shiver
Ivan B. Stegall Jr
Rt. 1
Thomasville
Stegall
Jefferson
N. Broad
Central School PTA Plans Monday Meeting and Program
The Central School PTA schedules a 7 30 p m meeting in the school cafeteria. Mrs Myrtle Ellis the high school music director will conduct a Christmas song and music program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School Pta
Myrtle Ellis
Pinocchio Musical With Peter Noone On Hallmark Hall of Fame
Peter Noone stars as Pinocchio in a colorcast musical version of the Carlo Collodi tale on Hallmark Hall of Fame. Burl Ives portrays Gepetto in the Sunday 7 PM broadcast on channel 10, with the program featuring songs and dance numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter, Noone
Channel 10
Carlo Collodi
Burl Ives
Gepetto
Woodcarver
TV Schedule Highlights Aired by WCTV WALB And More
A detailed daytime and weekend TV schedule listing shows from WCTV channel ten and WALB channel ten with times for news, talk, game shows, soaps, and children programs. Includes gaps, sports NFL and AFL games, church programs, cartoons, and movie slots across Sunday and Saturday blocks.
TV Schedule Highlights From Thursday to Friday
A television grid lists programs for Thursday and Friday including 7:00 The Westerners 7:30 Blondie 8:00 Hawaii Five-O 9:00 Kraft Music Hall and 10:00 Down To the Sea In Ships. Friday features Wanter Dead or Alive 7:00, The Wild Wild West 7:20, Gomer Pyle 8:30, CBS Movie Advance To The Rear 9:00, Pulse Final 11:00, plus Star Trek and News slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCTV
Syracuse
Penn
State
Baltimore
Green Bay
Jackie Gleason
Petticoat Junction
Red Skelton
Doris Day
Joey Bishop
Jack LaLanne
Dick van Dyke
CBS News
Mike Douglas
Walter Cronkite
Mighty “Wighter
Cleveland
St. Louis
Anderson
Denver Broncos
Muir
Star Playhouse
Bandit of Bhoba
Lisa
Steven Boyd
Delores Hart
Wanter
Weat
Gomer Pyle
Glen Ford
Stella Stevens
Huntley
Brinkley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Lovett
Henry Clay Lovott
Brooks County Hospital
Mr. Lovett
Lovett
Brooks County
Union Baptist Church
W. L. McMillan
J. J. Wilder
John Bullock
John A. Bullock
Playland Toy Store
Hopper
Sie
Mattel
Kiddle Kolognes
Milton Bradley
Set. Jr
Pressman
Playland Gateway Shopping Center
TOY
Salvation Army
Lawson Neel
Ernest Spence
Riley Wilson
John Falin
Gateway Shopping Center
Tom Holton
Mitchell County High School
C C. Underwood Civic Clubs
Ed Hillard
John Conwell
Simon and Schuster
Thomas
Servir
Consolidated Loan CO
E. Jackson ST
Southwest Georgia
Karl Conradi
Turkey
Tye
J. N. Rosolio
S. Broad Street
Dial
WALB
Bill Anderson
Buffalo Bills
Houston Oilers
Mindanao
Ghengia Khan
Western Star Theatre
Huntley Brinkley
Bardot
Wctv-Tv
Walb TV
Georgia
Paul Harvey
Nancy Dickerson
Edwin Newman
Floyd Kalber
Firet
Baptist Church
Detroit
Atlanta
Chicago
L. A
Harry Reasoner
RTV
Story
Coffer House
Frontiers of Faith
Meet the Press
Cincinnati Bengals
New Yorkers
Kkansas City Chiefs
San Diego
Chargeri
Pinocchio
Bonanza
Phyllis ‘Diller
Star Playhouse 4
Wells Fargo
Carol Burnett
Hazel
Jeanne
Supremes
Kid Galahad
Marshall Bliton
Daktari
the Good Guys
Beverly Hillbilites
Green Acres
Jonathan Winters
Pulse
Star Theatre
McHale's Navy
Ironside
Dean Martin Stow
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