08 Feb 1973
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1973
Page
1
Scott Construction Co moves in equipment to pave the mudhole and driveways around the Paul G. Sewell Manpower Center the new vocational high school near Thomas Area Tech off Hwy 19. Work was first delayed last August.
The Salvation Army Thrift Store relocates to 333 W. Jackson St. offering used clothing furniture and appliances donated to support local programs youth classes and building repairs. Store hours run Thursday to Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Navy Lt jg Fred C. Jones reports to Patrol Squadron Fifty at Moffett Field California. Sgt Lewis V. Graham arrives for duty at Hickam AFB Hawaii with PACAF units. Capt Samuel M O Prince enters AFIT Wright Patterson AFB Ohio to study logistics management. Sgt Homer E Simpson arrives at Moody AFB Georgia after Ubon Thailand prior service. Seaman Recruit Leonard C Ellis graduates recruit training in Orlando and will report to Great Lakes. Airman Robert A Johnson assigned to Keesler AFB Mississippi for administrative training.
The Thomasville Thomas County Planning Commission voted unanimous approval for Grace Baptist Church to construct a church on 1.78 acres at Pine Tree Boulevard and Shadywood Drive. Rev Gene Parker reported 81 members and services previously held in the Faulk Chevrolet building on South Broad Street. The board approved the plan on Terrell Singletary's motion.
Valdosta Georgia mayor James Beck received civil emergency powers after protests and rioting days earlier. Police report no incidents Wednesday night, while 43 blacks were arrested Monday for a protest and demonstrations continued with no injuries reported.
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