From Hawaii to Thomasville by Carolyn Rhodes
Mrs. Rhodes, former Thomasville resident now in Hawaii, shares life abroad with insights on Honolulu society. She describes ethnic mix, Hula lessons, a sunset into local dog quarantine, and encounters with stars Judy and June Allyson plus the Powells, noting daily births, radio segments, and WAVES arrivals at Pearl Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Rhodes
Thomasville
Hawaii
Islands
Penny
Pearl Harbor
Georgia
Mary Jean Burch
Iceman
Fayetteville
Charlotte Pendley Moul
Williamson, GA
Powells
Concordia Fire Insurance Company annual statement 1949
Annual statement for the year ending December 31 1949 of Concordia Fire Insurance Company Milwaukee Wisconsin filed with Georgia Comptroller General Zack Dr Cravey. Principal office Newark New Jersey shows assets 9 007 92 14 liabilities 1 000 000 0 surplus total liabilities 4 768 085 07 income and disbursements for 12 months sworn by assistant secretary I Netschert before notary Melvin B Dunham February 17 1953.
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Concordia Fire Insurance Company
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Zack Dr. Cravey
State of
New Jersey
Essex
Abbey
I. Ik. Netschert
Wutte
the of
F. Netschert
Wat
Melvin
Dunham
Cairo Rotarians Hear Fine Talk by State FFA President
Cairo Georgia February news covers Cairo Rotarians at a luncheon hearing Billy Howard Plains Georgia state FFA president speak on FFA aims and Georgia activities. He notes 13 700 Georgia members and 300000 nationwide with Georgia ranking behind Texas North Carolina and Illinois.
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Cairo
Rotarians
FFA
Future Farmers of America
Billy Howard
Plains
L. L. Spence
Young Howard
Georgia
Texas
North Carolina
Illinois
Bainbridge Azalea Circle Hosts Civic Improvements Talk
The Azalea Circle of Bainbridge Garden Club met in Bainbridge on February 23 with hosts Mrs. A. B. Conger and Mrs. J. B. Drake. Guest speaker H. A. Brooks spoke on dahlias while Mrs. Moore discussed Civic Improvement and sidewalk paving on East Shotwell Street to protect children and reduce highway signs. Thirteen ladies attended, with Mrs. Hart joining as a new member.
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Bainbridge
A. B. Conger
J. B. Drake
Bainbridge Garden Club
Melvin Nussbaum
Phil Moore
Grant
H. A. Brooks
Brooks
Moore
East Shotwell Street
Gertrude Bishop
E. W.cox
H. A. Hart
A Brighter Outlook Amid Change Rumors Stir
Readable text hints at a hopeful shift as people discuss aging and gender roles. The fragment mentions approaching change and social attitudes, suggesting curiosity and concern over evolving expectations.
Miss Virginia Kiser of Quitman Feted at Shower
Miss Virginia Kiser bride elect of Quitman was honored at a miscellaneous shower Friday night at the home of Mrs. E. C. Hardy in Quitman. Hostesses from the Baptist Church served pink decor, gifts were presented, and an ice course followed the pink and white motif.
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Virginia Kiser
Quitman
Quitman Ga
Virginija Kiser
Troy Theo Barrett
Cairo
the Baptist Church
E. C. Hardy
Baptist Church
Thomasville
Hardy
Gordon Hardy
Marnie Wilkes
J. H. Fretwell
Walllace Hubert
Alecia Lee
Linda Pat
W. C. Patten
J. T. Hiers
Herbert Kitchings
R. A. Hardy
O. D. Blackburn
Piano and Organ Concert Planned in Donalsonville
Donalsonville announces a piano and organ concert Sunday evening February 26 at 7 30 featuring Professor Charles A Her head of Andrew College music department and Miss Joanne Pierce former pupil of Professor Terat at the First Methodist church Donalsonville Miss Pierce will accompany Professor Her on piano and has performed with him previously The public is invited to attend.
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Boston
Glee Club
Emory Junior College
Valdosta
Georgia
James Dasher
Mary Burnett
Donalsonville
Charles A. Her
Andrew College
Joanne Pierce
Ter
First Methodist Church
Ler
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
M. Thalberg
Pierce
Her
Colonial Stores TQ Sponsoring 20000 Cash Scholarship Contest
Colonial Stores Incorporated announces a 20000 cash scholarship contest open to all. Entries run Feb 23 to Mar 31, 1950 with 60 scholarships from 2500 to 4250 plus 230 prizes across Georgia Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Alabama and Florida. Judges in each state select concise original letters on why education matters or what Colonial Stores can do to improve shopping. Winners announced around Apr 13 1950. A radio program Feb 24 features governors and educators commenting.
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Colonial Stores Incorporated
Southeast
Scott W. Allen
Georgia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Randolph
Barbour
Houston
Alabama
Leon County
Florida
Colonial
Allen
Alien
North
Negro girl confessing to murder of sister in well
Newnan Georgia February 23 AP a 17 year old Negro girl Jean Cook told Sheriff Lamar Potts she killed her nine year old sister Bernice and threw the body in an old well Bernice had been beaten on the head and bore rope burns neck The sheriff said Jean will be charged with murder Bernice body found yesterday
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Newnan
Fev
Jean Cook
Lamar Potts
Bernice
Potts
Atlanta
Jean
Fragmented Crossword Clue Puzzle Snippet
Puzzle fragment lists clues and partial phrases across and down for a cryptic style grid. The readable text includes numbered clues, partial words, and misaligned phrases suggesting an unfinished crossword page segment.
Family Tensions Surface as Roger Faces Empty Home
In a tense scene Roger contemplates life alone after plans to marry his daughter Anne falter. Adele and Anne clash over Celia and Tony while Adele urges help, and Celia’s Hollywood call adds to the household’s unease as Roger resists leaving his home.
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Anne
Ena
Murderer
Tony
Burns
Adele
Hollywood
Celia
Spemen
Roger
David
Mary
Upa
Seminole County PTA Marks Founders Day Anniversary
Donalsonville February 23 the Seminole County Parent Teachers Association marked the 53rd anniversary of the national group with a Founders Day program in the new high school auditorium. The event featured a pageant, readings on PTA history, a founders conversation, and remarks by local officials and educators.
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Donalsonville
Seminole County
Parent-Teachers Association
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
National Organization
Porcer Smith
Alice McClellan Birney
Phoebe Apperson Hearst
Washington D. C
WW. E. Brigham
Julian Webb
Hugh Broome
Harriett Baxley
Bernice Quattlebaum
Jan Harrell
Jacquelyn Bagley
Jo Smith
PTA
Eleanor Parker
PTA Horizons
L. C. McEloy
Chester Lee
Grammer School
C. D. ‘Thomas
T. Simmons
Fred Gibbons
Hahiyay Sankey Boothe
Newton
Senator George Proposes Unlimited Peanut Planting
Senator George of Georgia proposes allowing peanut growers to plant unlimited acreage by amending the cotton peanuts acreage bill. The plan would let growers produce beyond quotas under crop support programs, with the amendment introduced yesterday in Washington.
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George Washington
Rotary Club
FFA
Washington
George
D-Ga
Fas
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Amreee Ities
Emory Junior College Glee Club
Carolyn Rhodes
Hono‘lulu
Philipino
Haole
California
Nancy
Bella
Chuck
Dy.NicMillian
Kiroy Club
EMI
Howard Arnold
John Dixon
Bernard King
Harris Jefferson
A. B. Winters
Jack Norman
Bainbridge Azalea Circle
Rote
Apollo
Scorg
Eleverl
Ie Ore
Lin
Gay
Sony
Don
Father
Anse
Sen. George
St. Choue
Toute Acres
Coeur
City of
City Tax Books Close
C. C.pittman
Tank
Mane
Wes
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