American History program for Thomasville DAR chapter set
The Thomasville Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will host a Wednesday meeting at Chingilaptin Plantation January 18. Historian Weymouth P. Jordan from Florida State University will speak on American history and its future impact, with Dr. William W. Rogers presenting. The event includes a brief business session at 3:30 PM and plans for the DAR silver tea tied to Thomas County’s Civil War Centennial observance.
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Thomasville
Daughters of the American Revolution
Chingilaptin Plantation
James H. Crowley
Weymouth P. Jordan
Florida State University
D.A
William W. Rogers
Thomas County
James B. Burch
Camellia Workshop by Talisman Garden Club Members
Talisman Garden Club members plan a camellia workshop during their Friday meeting at 10 am at the Thomasville Garden Center. Mrs. J Forrest Knapp will direct and discuss camellia arranging, with hosts including Mrs. E B Boyett Mrs. T A Pilkinson and Mrs. C B Chesnut assisting.
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Talisman Garden Club
Thomasville Garden Center
J. Forrest Knapp
E. 8. Boyett
T. A. Pilkinton
Residents Enter Archbold Memorial Hospital Wednesday
Among Thomasville residents admitted were Mrs Ethel W West and Mrs Grayson H Shiver. Nearby Georgia patients included Mrs Andrew J McClelland of Pelham and others from Moutrie Coolidge Meigs Adel Boston Ochlochnee Monticello and Monticello Fla with several children among the admissions.
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Thomasville
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Ethel W. West
Grayson H Shiver
Georgia
Andrew J. McClelland
Pelham
Willie
Norman
Roger Keith Thomas
Moutrie
Ira R. Carter
Coolidge
Henry ©. Cox
Meigs
Guy E Purvis
Adel
Lloyd Vick
Mark Ian Hallman
Boston
Shetton
Singletary
Ochlochnee
Aso
Walter B. Dunn Jr
Amnon E. Montgomery
Cyrus FE. Parks
Monticello
Fla
January Bookmobile Schedule Starts Next Week
The Thomas County Bookmobile begins January rounds next Monday visiting Coolidge School Merrillville Murphy's Store and Hicks deposits. Follow-up routes include Meigs School Rose Garden Store Meigs deposit Central School White's at Dillon Ochloch mee School Ochlochnee Library Griffin Boston School Boston Library Odd Fellow's Home Vick's store Pavo School Pavo Library Beane Domiciliary Rudd Poole Hanks and Camilla ofference on Jan 25.
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Thomas County
Coolidge School
Merrillville
Murphy's
Hicks
Meigs
Rose Garden
Central School
White's
Dillon
Ochlochmee
Ochlochnee
Griffin
Boston
Odd Fellow
Vick's
Pavo
Beane
Hanks
Rudd
Poole
Suber
Kirk
Benton
Reagan
Camilla
East Side PTA Votes on Local Option School Law Change
East Side PTA members vote 101 for a local option allowing community control of school operations including closings, pupil placement, and freedom of choice, with 21 opposing to add local option laws to the constitution. Mrs. Robert Mott presided and results were shared with Thomas County legislators in Atlanta.
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East Side Pta
East Side
PTA
Robert Mott
PTA Council
Thomas County
General Assembly
Atlanta
Fredonia 4-H Club Welcomes 3 New Members
Three new members joined the Fredonia 4-H Club at its latest meeting held at Fredonia Baptist Church. Linda Griffin Landis Moncrief and Dianne Griffin were introduced by Douglas Chastain. Demonstrations covered pecan tree care and fertilization electricity and home water and highway safety.
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Fredonia
Fredonia 4-H Club
Linda Griffin
Landis Moncrief
Dianne Griffin
Douglas Chastain
Fredonia Baptist Church
Don Haskins
Mr. Haskins
Ronnie Bannister
Diane Parramore
Harriet Chastain
Competition Vital In Schools McDaniel Speaks
Supt Charles McDaniel told East Side PTA that competition remains a real force in education with benefits and risks. He urged individualized programs, noted gifted and remedial tracks in Thomasville, and cited a plan to expand services and a new library with $500 in funds for materials.
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Charles McDaniel
East Side
Parent-Teacher Assn
Tuomasville
McDaniel
Guild And Circles Honored At Wesleyan Service Guild Meeting
The Wesleyan Service Guild and two WSCS circles were honored at First Methodist WSC meeting. Mrs. Charlies Simmons presided and recognized Miss Bertha Tucker and circle chairs. A program traced churchwomen mission work from 1879 in New Orleans to current home and foreign fields.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
Woman's Society of Christian Service
W.S.C
Charlies Simmons
Bertha Tucker
Guild
Pat Gainey
Geraldine Lawson
Fred Reed
Leo van Landingham
WSCS
New Orleans
W.scs
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Talisman Club
Trousseau
Elizabeth Driver
Elizabeth Anne Driver
Robert P. Flowers
Lewis Lamb
Elks
Mrs. Lamb
Miss Driver
Lamb
Clinton D. Driver
James Paul Flowers Sr
Moultrie
H. G. Bell
Eva Skyes
Fritz Roberts
Schoors
Harold Turner
Mrs. Turner
J. A. Stewart
Furman Stewart
Stewart
Vashti
Rudolph Keyton
Dorothy Marié Watsorr
H. H. Callahan
Fritz Frohberg
Tidwell Studio
S. Broad St
Belk
Hudson
Belk-Hudson’s
Italy
Coats
Dan River
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