Rambler Rose Club Beautifies Old Cemetery Work
The Rambler Rose Garden Club cleans and beautifies the Old Cemetery with perpetual care supervised by club members. Chairman Mrs Edwin Hall Graham has organized cooperation with civic groups to plant Cherokee Roses along the fence and red Rambler roses at the carriage gate sides.
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Esther Shane
Times-Enterprise
Rambler Rose Garden Club
Edwin Hall Graham
Memby
Georgia
Local Guests and Deployment News Highlight Community
Personal mentions note Miss Marion Briggs of New York visiting Mrs. Henry Moore Sr. Sgt. Ernest E. Heald returns home on a 30 day leave after 16 months in Korea with the 23rd division and will be stationed at Fort Benning with the 3rd Infantry. Pavo Home Demonstration Club plans a bake sale Saturday at 2 PM offering pies cakes cookies and candies.
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Marion Briggs
New York
N.Y
Henry Moore Sr
Remington Ave
T. W. Heald
First Clase
Ernest E. Heald
Korea
Fort Benning
3Rd Infantry
Pavo Home Demonstration Club
Rummage sale at vacant building near Stringer Drug Store
Ladies of the Assembly of God Church announce a rummage sale in a vacant building beside Stringer Drug Store on West Jackson Street starting Saturday at 9 a m. Proceeds support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Assembly of God Church
Stringer Drug Store
West Jackeon St
Hospital admissions listed for Feb 20 21 in Georgia
Admitted to Archbold Memorial Hospital on Feb 20 were Larry Rodney Gwaltney of Thomasville, Mrs Maggie H Hornsby, and Robert Lee Oates of Cairo. Entering on Feb 21 were Herbert A Elwell and Mrs Frank D Vaughn of Thomasville, Mrs Lala Collins of Whigham, and Mrs Ned W Green Alday.
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Archbold Memorial Hospital
Larry Rodney Gwaltney
Thomasville
Maggie H. Hornsby
Robert Lee Oates
Cairo
Herbert A. Elwell
Frank
D. Vaughn
Lala
Collins
Whigham
Ned W. Green Alday
Six Light Planes Found in Cuba Missionaries Safe
Coast Guard reports six light planes that vanished after taking off from Cuba for Jamaica were located in Niquero Cuba. All 16 missionaries aboard are safe. Nine planes carried the mission group. only three reached Kingston. A search began at dawn as the Aurora cutter was diverted to cover the 260 mile water gap.
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Miami
Fla. U
Coast Gard
Cuba
Jamaica
Niquero
Coast Guard
Caribbean
Camaguey
Kingston
Planes owned by church group planned symbolic cross formation
Camaguey and Kingston reports say aircraft owned by members of the Church of Gods of Prophecy based in Cleveland Tennessee. The pilots, mostly young, aimed to execute a cross formation during the fight as a symbolic religious mission.
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Camaguey
Kingston
Church of Gods of Prophecy
Cleveland
Tenn
Open House Planned for 96th Birthday of Mrs Powell
Friends are invited to an open house Sunday from 3 to 6 p.m. at Mrs Haverstock's home to honor Mrs Powell who will be 96 years old Saturday.
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Ochlochnee
Ed Komarek outlines Hopi corn work for Rotarians
Ed Komarek head of Greenwood Farms spoke at the Rotary meeting about corn production under semi drought and heat. He shared visits to Hopi and other reservations in New Mexico and Arizona, noted corn depth and desert yields, and described the Hopi program with photos. He said Hopi customs include prayer at planting and harvest, and noted they do not use corn for liquor.
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Ed Komarek
Greenwood Farms
Rotary
New Mexico
Arizona
Komarek
Southwet
Edgar Raines
Augusta
Wayne H. Freeman
Joe Cross
Bob Wise
Bast Thurin
Canton
Ohio
Will Watt
Hubert Hayes
Birmingham
Julian Gaisagrt
Times-Enterprise and C of C Host Press Delegation
The Times Enterprise with the Thomasville Chamber of Commerce hosted a buffet dinner at the Elks Home for a press delegation with President Eisenhower. About 126 guests attended as Mrs. Roy Wise played piano and Charles E. Smith offered accordion selections.
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Times-Enterprise
Thomasville
Brando and Kelly Named World’s Favorite Film Stars
Hollywood foriegn Press Assn voters tabbed Marlon Brando and Grace Kelly as the world’s favorite film stars earning Henriettas. Brando won again while Miss Kelly received statuettes for herself and Brando with Kelly absent. Ernest Borgnine won best dramatic actor and Anna Magnani best dramatic actress for The Rose Tattoo. Arthur Kennedy and Marisa Pavan took supporting actor and actress honors. Jean Simmons won best actress in a musical for Guys and Dolls. Love Is a Many Splendored Thing was selected as best film promoting international understanding. Special posthumous award noted.
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Hollywood
Marlon Brando
Grace Kelly
Hollywood Foreign Press Assn
Kelly
Prince Rainier
Brando
New York
Ernest
Marty’) Borgnine
Anna Magnani
Arthur Kennedy
Marisa Pavan
Jean Simmons
Follies Choruses Rehearse Tonight at Municipal Auditorium
Rehearsals for Follies choruses today include two afternoon sessions and six groups in the evening at the Municipal Auditorium. Service League chorus meets 3 30 pm and High School group at 4 00 pm. Dance rehearsals follow with soft shoe 7 30 pm Voodoo 8 15 pm waltz 8 45 pm and Hang Up at 9 15 pm. No rehearsals are planned for Saturday or Sunday.
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Municipal Auditorium
Service League
Keyton Family Moves in Georgia Ice Trade
J. W. Keyton Jr. joins the Georgia Ice Manufacturers Association as director at a two day Atlanta meeting. His father J. W. Keyton Sr. is elected director of the Southern Ice Manufacturers Exchange. Jr. recently graduated from Georgia Tech and returns to Thomasville to join the family ice business.
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J. W. Keyton, Jr
J. W. Keyton
Thomasville Ice and Manufacturing Co
Georgia Ice Manufacturers Association
Atlanta
J. W. Keyton Sr
Georgia Association
Southern Ice Manufacturers Exchange
Georgia Tech
Thomasville
WSCS Food Sale At Dawson Street Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Dawson Street Methodist Church will hold a food sale Saturday in front of Neel's selling homemade cakes pies and candy to raise funds.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Dawson Street Methodist Church
Neel
Stars and globes honor film and TV icons at awards
The late James Dean received a posthumous award for East of Eden while Anita Ekberg traveled from Paris for the ceremony. Foreign press globes named Walt Disney Dinah Shore Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz for television achievement.
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Ous
James Dean
Anita Ekberg
Paris
Walt Disney
Dinah Shore
Lucille Ball
Desi Arnaz
Langdale Reviews Marjorie Morningstar For Study Group
Noah Langdale professor at Valdosta State College reviewed Herman Wouk novel Marjorie Morningstar for the Thomasville Study Class at Mrs. Lawson Neel’s home. He outlined the plot, discussed religious motifs and Jewish family life, praised the central male character Noel Airman’s honesty, and compared him to Captain Queeg.
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Noah Langdale
Valdosta
Marjorie Morningstar
Thomasville
Lawson Neel
Herman Wouk
Wouk
Noel Airman
Langdale
Queeg
Marjorie
W. W. Jarrell
Valdosta State College
Harry Larson
J. H. Tyler
Two Youths Arrested For Coolidge Thefts
Sheriff Callice reports two Boni Fay Florida youths, ages about 12 and 14, arrested in Quincy, charged with breaking into a Coolidge business and stealing cash and goods valued at $30. They are held in Quincy and are wanted in Tallahassee and Quincy. a stolen station wagon was used.
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Callice Law
Bonifay
Fla
Quincy
Coolidge
Bor
Tallahassee
Heart Fund Contributions Deductible For Tax Purposes
The notice states that Heart Fund contributions can be deducted from income taxes. It clarifies the tax treatment for donors and provides guidance on eligibility for deduction.
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Heart Fund
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