Newlyweds Visit Cairo Relatives and Family News
Frank Howell O'Neal and his Atlanta bride Mary Mehan O'Neal visited his mother Mrs. Edgar Roberts in Cairo after their February wedding in Atlanta. The groom, an electronics engineer and Blair Village resident, is a Mercer alumnus and Air Force veteran. Other local visits include the Rice family from Dallas to Boston Road, and Hattiesburg detours with the Moore and Ball households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Frank Howell
Bobby) O’neal
Atlanta
Edgar Roberts
Roberts
O'Neal
Grace Methoddet Church
Charles Allen
Tommy Ie
Sara Mehan
Sta
O’neal
Mary Mehan
J. E. Mehan
Red Oak
W. F. O’neal
Tifton
Mercer University
Air Force
Japan
Blair Village
William A. Rice
Dallas
Tex
Garden Club Meeting Plans and Show Schedule
The Men's Garden Club sets a five p m meeting with Neil Boland at Pebble Hill Plantation tomorrow. A horse show, tree fertilizing demo by C B Sweet, pruning demonstration, and fried chicken dinner follow before a business session. Reservations through Mr Boland. Rambler Rose Garden Club postpones to avoid show preparations with Thomanville Garden Clubs event weekend. Rambler Rose Club resumes Feb 17 with Mrs Truman Holland Jr on Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrones
Rambler Rose Garden Club
Thomanville Garden Clubs
Garden Center
Rambler Rose Club
Truman Holland Jr
Boulevard
Women Golf Association awards at Glen Arven meeting
Mrs Dial Sweeney distributed Ringer score prizes for December and January at Glen Arven Country Club. Winners included Mrs William Jackie and Mrs J L Pierce in A group, Mrs Phil Rust in B group, Mrs Charles Cocke and Mrs David Hutchings in C group, and Mrs Paul Sewell in beginners. A party is planned for Saturday and 33 members attended the session. The group approved articles resolutions and a rules list read by Mrs S W Mays. The women travel to Albany Tuesday for the Florida Georgia League opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringer
Dial Sweeney
Women’s Golf Association
Glen Arven Country Club
Willam Jackie
J. L. Pierce
Phil Rust
Charles Cocke
David Hutchings
Paul Sewell
Aps
W. Mays
Albany
Eisenhower Urges Immigration Law Review and Abolitions
President Eisenhower urged Congress to study and revise the McCarran-Walter Act urging removal of certain administrative provisions. He argued fingerprinting visitors adds little security and some inspections for aliens traveling through the mainland are unnecessary and costly. He stressed immigration benefits the nation and naval interests and called for a self interested yet responsible approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Hawa
Hisenhower
Europe
United States
Eisenhower
A ‘Hisenhower
Italy
Greece
Mediterranean
America
Eisenhower Allso
Lithuania
Uni
Latvia
Seniia Paar
Missing Bomber Found in Venezuela Safe Aboard
The U S Navy announced a Neptune bomber missing on a rescue mission to Antarctica has been found in northeast Venezuela with all seven crew members safe and uninjured. The aircraft was located 70 miles southwest of Trinidad, ending a search after reports of a marshy landing. The incident prompted coverage amid another political report on immigration quota reforms proposed by President Eisenhower.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
U.S. Navy
Antarctica
Venezuela
Neptune Pay
Trinidad
Mrs. Walker Hill Elected Pilot Club President in Thomasville
Mrs. Walker Hill, a charter member of the Pilot Club of Thomasville, was elected club president at a meeting held in the Elks Club. She will succeed Miss Josephine Craig later this spring while Lila Lee Davis became first vice president and Lilian Presnell second vice president. Other officers include Mae Massey treasurer Polly Singletary corresponding secretary and Ronald Ellison recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Hill
Pilot Club of
Thomasville
Elks Club
Hill
Josephine Craig
Lila Lee Davis
Lillian Presnell
Mae . Massey
Polly Singletary
Ronald Ellison
Miss Craig
Mary Jane Drew
Ted Drew
Ora Berta House
Alice Mae Swift
Cal Richardson
House
Ellison
Pilot Club
Florrie Vinson
Ophelia Smith
Brunswick
Adel
Craig
Bainbridge Rites Set for 5.N. Ellis
Bainbridge funeral services for Shelton Newsome Ellis 74 who died Tuesday after a long illness will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at Ivey Funeral Chapel with Charles Bishop pastor of Calvary Baptist Church officiating. Burial in Oak City Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. He was a lifelong Decatur County resident and former machinist and merchant. Survived by a Lake Ellis address in Clearwater Florida, two brothers and a grandson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainbridge
Shelton Newsome Eilis
Ivey Funeral Chapel
Charles Bishop
Calvary Baptist Church
Oak City Cemetery
Raymond Powell
A. E. Smith
Clyde Howell
B. Harmond
George Glover
Decatur County
Hillis
Lake Eilis
Clearwater
Fla
W. A. Ellis
Haleburg
Ala
Andrew W. Bis
Cedar Springs
Robert Allen Bevis
Quincy
Left Turn Collisions Reported By City Police
Two automobile accidents occurred from left turns per city police. Yesterday at Fletcher and Siexas streets Mrs. Douglas Hall and John Jones collided as one car tried a left turn. This morning Grover G. Kennington and Wesley A. Wilson were involved at North Broad and Calhoun Streets. Both cars sustained damaged fenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Hall
John Jones
Yesterdy
Fletcher and
Siexas
Price
Grover G. Kennington
Wesley A. Wilson
North Broad
Calhoun Streets
Argentina and Mexico To Receive Koreans
New Delhi reports that Argentina and Mexico will take the final 20 former Korean War prisoners left in India. Of those brought here 23 months ago, 6 have been repatriated, 7 remain in India, and 55 were handed to the Brazilian Embassy. Argentina will receive 12 of the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
Argentina
Mexico
India
South Korea
China
CD Official Speaks At CAP Meet Tonight
Charles Cocke transportation officer of Region 3 Federal Civil Defense Administration will speak at the Thomasville Civil Air Patrol Squadron meeting. He will discuss cooperation between the CAP unit and Civil Defense work. The meeting begins at 8 p.m. in the Municipal Building Police Court room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cocke
Region
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Thomasville
Civil Air Patrol
Cocke
CAP
Mrs. Chattie Clark Dies at 83 Rites Set
Funeral services for Mrs. Chattie Chapman Clark, 83, planned for 8 p.m. today at Union Primitive Baptist Church in Mitchell County. Revs Earl Childs and Floyd Dalton to officiate. She died yesterday at her home on the Boulevard after months of illness. Pallbearers: Charlie Sarrency Willie Elrod and George Earl Phillip and Herbert Clark. Whiddon's Funeral Home in charge. Surviving daughter Lille Bryan of Thomasville and several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattie Chapman Clark
Union Primitive Baptist Church
Mitchell County
Earl Childs
Floyd Dalton
Clark
Charlie Sarrency
Willie Elrod
George
Earl
Phillip
Herbert Clark
Whiddon
Engagement of Elizabeth Anne Driver and Marshall Bryant
Mr and Mrs Clinton D Driver of Thomasville announce the engagement of their daughter Elizabeth Anne Gaushies Driver to Marshall Bryant son of Mr and Mrs W P Bryant of Thomasville. The couple plans a February 11 wedding at the bride’s parents Melrose Plantation home. Elizabeth Anne graduated from Young Harris Academy and works for a local trucking firm. Marshall Bryant is a Thomasville High School graduate serving in the United States Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton D. Driver
Thomasville
Elizabeth Anne
Marshall Bryant
W. P Bryant
Melrose Plantation
Miss Driver
Young Harris Academy
United States Air Force
Camellia Show Prepares Cross Reference List and Rules
The Thomasville Garden Club announces a cross reference list for the Camellia Show to standardize nomenclature. The list, compiled with the American Camellia Society, covers accepted names and synonyms and may be bought from local merchants. Blooms require two inch stems and at least one leaf. entrants must list varietal name and entrant name on entrance cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville Garden Club
American Camellia Society
W. M. Kennington
Columbia University Executive to Speak Here February 20th
Russell Potter, director of the Institute of Arts and Sciences at Columbia University in New York City, will address the Executives club Feb 20 at Glen Arven Country Club. Potter is a literary figure educated in the Midwest at the University of Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Potter
Institute of Arts and Sciences
Columbia University
New York City
Executives Club
Glen Arven Country Club
Curtis Middleton
Potter
Middle West
University of Denver
University of
Music Festival Set For Tomorrow at First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church of Thomasville hosts the district music festival of southwest Georgia tomorrow. Choirs from Colquitt Bainbridge Albany Cairo and other cities will perform at 7:00 pm judged by festival judges led by Rev Robert Farrell. Royal Ambassadors will serve as pages at 6:45 pm. Edmund Keith of Atlanta assists the Georgia Baptist music program and attends as judge liaison. Public invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church of
Thomasville
Southwest Geor
Gia
Colquitt
Bainbridge
Albany
Cairo
Edmund Keith
Georgia Baptist Music Program
Atlanta
First Baptist Church
Robert Farrell
Potter praises temperaments of world leaders in lecture series
Dr Potter, planner and director of Columbia University's Lecture Series, notes that leaders from Colorado to France's University d Aix Marseille exhibit no temperamental prima donnas when treated honestly as human beings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
Potter
Pavo Kiwanis Club Plans Ninth Birthday Celebration
Pavo Kiwanis Club marks its ninth anniversary with a Tuesday party in the school lunchroom at 7 30 p m. The Thomasville Kiwanis Club will provide entertainment and a four member Pavo team competed with four high school girls in a spell down, with the girls found to have little competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PAVO
Pavo Kiwanians
Thomasville Kiwanis Club
Thomaspie Kiwanians
Payo
Calvary Baptist Mid-Week Service Tonight
Calvary Baptist Church holds mid week service at 7 30 p m led by Rev W J Pledger with hymn singing prayer and a Sermon on the Mount Bible study Regular conference follows officers to bring reports R A and G A meetings at 7 30 p m and choir rehearsal at 8 30 p m
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Calvary Baptist Church
W. J. Pledger
R. A
G. A
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Asia
Pacific Ocean
Taff
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Presnell
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Massey
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Mrs. Walker Hill
New Pilot Club
Henry Pittard
N. Ellis
Chattie Clark
Cetopethy
Valentine
Farrall
Colorado
France
University d’Aix-Marseilles
Pavo Kiwanis Club Eyes
Calvary Baptist
Futch Hardware Co
Joseph Aspirin
BELK
Herat
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