Improvements Club for New Hope Organized
Residents of the New Hope community formed an Improvement Club with Mrs. Frank Powell as president and Neely Reichert as vice president. Fifteen adults and fifteen children attended the organization meeting at Mrs. Jack Crocker’s home. The club will study home and community beautification and food preservation, with the next meeting set for March 10 at 7 30 p.m. for a potluck supper at Mrs. Crocker’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hope
Frank Powell
Neely Reichert
Lorene Wheeler
Jack Crocker
Mra. Crocker
Surprise birthday party honors Mrs Ward Manley
At the home of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Manley in Pavo a Sunday gathering celebrated Mrs Ward Manley of Barwick. Guests included Albert Manley and children from Boston, Mrs Ward Manley Jr Barwick, the Wilbur Manleys, Mr and Mrs Edgar Roberta Cairo, Tom Hill Moultrie, Mrs John Holland Boston and Mr and Mrs Dermon Newman Statesboro. The event featured a garden dinner and camellia centerpiece plus gift opening after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Manley
Pavo
John Holland
Boston
Albert Manley
Ward Manley Jr
Barwick
Wilbur Manleys
Edgar Roberta
Cairo
Tom Hill
Moultrie
Bostor
Dermon Newman
Statesboro
Coolidge Club to Be Formed at School House Meeting
The Albany Chamber of Commerce explained the Community Improvement Contest at a Health Department meeting attended by Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lightfoot Rev J C Leath Mrs Homer Y Smith and Mrs Franklin Smith Coolidge. A Coolidge Club is to be formed at a School House gathering Thursday at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Lightfoot
J. C. Leath
Homer Y. Smith
Franklin Smith
Coolidge
Health Department
Albany Chamber of Commerce
Coolidge Club
Fred Ball Addresses PTA and Honors at JH meeting
Fred Ball outlined Civil Defense aims and warned that evacuation is the only effective defense. He described FODA’s disaster stockpile and urged Thom asville to buy a mobile 200 bed emergency hospital costing 299000 dollars with government matching funds reducing local cost to 11000 dollars. Mrs Virginia Reid Speir received a life membership from the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ball
Virginia Reid Speir
Thomasville
Calhoun
L. T.virgin
Taylor Collins Wedding In Atlanta And Thomasville Details
Mr and Mrs Charles Bernard Taylor Jr married last month at Dawson Street Baptist Church Thomasville. The bride Marjorie Collins daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Collins wore a lace net gown with satin accessories and carried a satin Bible with lilies of the valley forget me nots and a white orchid. Attendants included Miss Patay Collins maid of honor and Miss Patty Potter sister of the groom. Best man Fred Schoeck of Dallas Texas ushers Thomas Vann Paul Jones Wendall Rylee and William Powell. A church hall reception followed with Mrs T M McComb as hostess assisted by Elizabeth Driver Mary Fleetwood Helen Singletary Frances Aycock and others.
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Charles Bernard Taylor Jr
Atlanta
Dawson Street Baptist Church
Marjorie Byanka Collins
Lewis Collins
Paul M. Potter Jr
Charles B. Taylor
Los Angeles
Patay Collins
William Powell
Savannah
Ann Collins
Paula Braddy
James Stegall
Thomasville
Patty Potter
Fred Schoeck
Dallas
Tex
Thomas Vann
Paul Jones
Wendall Rylee
Church Hall
T.M. McComb
Elizabeth Driver
Mary Fleetwood
Helen Singletary
Frances Aycock
Judson LeCroy
Carlton Parrish
Rehearsals Scheduled for Municipal Auditorium Chorus
Rehearsals tonight called for the dancing and singing choruses at the Municipal Auditorium. Director St cen invites volunteers with stage presence to learn singing and dancing. Thursday at 4 p.m. the Service League dancing chorus will rehearse at the auditorium.
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Municipal Auditorium
St@cen
Service League
John Distelhurst Improves After Illness
John Distelhurst, previously very ill, has improved enough to be out and about again. Friends welcomed him this morning as he recovers and he expects to undergo major surgery after further recuperation.
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John Distelhurst
East Side WMU Hosts Missionary Union Meeting
East Side WMU and East Side Woman's Missionary Union met Tuesday at the church. Mrs. W. Strobe led the program, Mrs. B. C. Collier gave devotions, and Mrs. J. B. Dekle, president, presented a recording of testimonies by Indians to close the program. Nineteen attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side Woman's Missionary Union
W. Strobe
B. C. Collier
J. B. Dekle
Barwick WMS Programs On God Save America Theme
Barwick Woman's Missionary Society met Monday at Barwick Baptist Church with Mrs John McCann presenting God Save America. Devotions were led by Mrs A W Tucker and discussion on home missions followed by Mrs J A Pope and Mrs A C Brooks.
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Barwick
God Save America
Miss Holland Weds George H. Rennard in Thomasville Church
Miss Opal Autrey Holland daughter of Mr and Mrs E W Holland and George Herbert Rennard son of Mr and Mrs Ralph L Rennard were married Friday February 17 at Daw son Street Methodist Church with Rev C W Hancock officiating. The couple's home is 228 Park Ave.
Pilots Discuss Rose Festival Plans At Club Meeting
Members of the Pilot Club held an informal discussion to plan work for the Rose Festival committee. The club may handle a special project and will announce final arrangements soon. A rummage sale is set for March 3 at Stringer's Pharmacy with volunteers sought to man booths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Club
Ronald Ellison
Stringer’s
Hazel Hill
Walker Hill
Josephine Craig
Community Council
FSU
Births Report From Archbold Memorial Hospital
Stork Club announces the birth of a son on February 20 followed by three daughters born February 21 at Archbold Memorial Hospital to the couples Mr and Mrs A Peeples Mr and Mrs James William Shelton Jr and Mr and Mrs Hubert Earl Rodenbaugh and Mr and Mrs James H Godwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson A. Peeples
Archbold Memorial Hospital
James William Shelton Jr
Hubert Earl Rodenbaugh
James H. Godwin
Sion Week Ends With Ten Members And A Visitor
A regional report notes the week concluded with ten members present and one visitor joining the group. Details on origin and purpose are limited in the fragment.
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Sion
Girl Scouts Congratulate Lady Baden Powell on Cabana Opening
The Pine Tree Group of Flint River Council Girl Scouts of Georgia sent a telegram to Lady Baden Powell, head of Girl Scouts and Guides, congratulating her on the opening of a Girl Scout Cabana in Cuernavaca, Mexico. The message wished to cement international friendship in the western hemisphere and noted Lady Baden Powell's birthday.
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Baden- Powell
Girl Scouts
Girl Guides
Girl—Scout-Cabana
Cuernavaca
Mexico
Pine Tree Group
Flint River Council
Girl Scouts of Georgia
Baden. Powell
Junior High Student Council Names New Officers
Plans for the coming year were set at a Monday meeting of the Junior High Student Council with newly elected officers. Gerald Kelley 9C is president, Pete Craig 8T vice president, and Theresa Hicks 7D secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Kelley
Pete Craig
Theresa Hicks
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Improvement Club For
Esther
Shane
H. P. Stubbs
Ochlochnee
R. E
Robertson
Mra. Citi
Ben Anbell
Lowell Clark
Harry M
Taylor Stubbs
Hiawassee
Stubbs
PTA
Ms. Speir
WMU
Barwick Wms
Miss Holland
George H. Rennard
Mudy Rarker Wss MB
Honor
Randall Boyd
Jack Gandy
Tommy Tucker
Olin Dekle
Frederick Keadle
W. Holland
Cecil St
C. A. Atkinson
Jack Kirkland
Elizabeth Cooper
W. S. Cone
BE. W. Stallings
Carl Thomas
Florida
Rennard
Park Ave
Stork Club
Buster Brown
Lady Baden-Powell
Pete Crats
Florence McMillan
Susan Stevens
Hileen Crocker
J. K. Harper
NEW Westinghouse
Corox
Emer
Westinghouse
Thomasville Home & Auto Supply Store
S. Madison
King Wize Trades
Toe Tye
Dake and
Bredlie
Eae
Aeannee
Service Electric. CO
S. Broad St
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