New Hope Club Plans Benefit Square Dance Friday
The New Hope Community Club hosts a benefit square dance at the club house this Friday from 7 30 p m to midnight. Proceeds support future club projects with arrangements chaired by George Herring and a committee led by Theo Crocker. Music by a string quartet includes Lawrence Godwin Danny Carter Wayle Majors and James Majors with Reuben Vick calling sets. snacks and drinks available. tickets are 1 each from members or at the door.
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New Hope Community Club
Bedy
Jack Nan
Theo Crocker
George Herring
Dering
Mr. Crocker
Warren
Lawrence Godwin
Danny Carter
Decks
Wayle
James Majors
Reuben Vick
Review of The Mansion by Faulkner at Study Class
Nat M. Williams Jr. will present a review of The Mansion by William Faulkner at Thursday's Study Class meeting. Mrs. Lee Singletary invites the public to attend at 4 am in the Municipal Building Study Class rooms. The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary reorganized and will meet at the VFW Post 8 for their first year meeting.
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Nat M. Williams Jr
William Faulkner
Mer. Williams
Lee Singletary
Municipal Build
Aterans of
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V.F.W. Post Ne
Mothers March on Polio Planned for Thursday Evening
The Mothers March on Polio sponsored by the Junior Service League starts Thursday evening. Mire Herbert Whitfield urges home donors to leave lights on for volunteer collectors. Workers meet at 6 30 p m in City Court, Municipal Building for a brief meeting led by Rev. Cham McMillan. House to house visits by hundreds of mothers begin at 7 p m and run until 9 p m.
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Mire
Herbert Whitfield
Junior Service League
Embardiers
Cham McMillan
Births Announced for NeSmith and Futch Families
Stork Club reports the birth of Patricia Joyce NeSmith, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. NeSmith and Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Chastain Sr., of Thomasville. Also announced is the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Riley Futch Jr., Bainbridge, Jan. 26 at Riverside Hospital, the mother formerly Frances Hancock of Thomasville.
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T. R. Chastain Jr
Patricis Joyce NeSmith
Omba Vite
W. NeSmith
T. R. Chastain Sr
Thomasville
Mra. Riley -Futch Jr
Bainbridge
Riverside Hospital
Futch
Frances Hancock
Search launched for 1960 Georgia Mother of Georgia
Mrs E W Hardy state chairman of the American Mothers Committee announces a statewide search for the 1960 Mother of Georgia Nomination blanks are distributed to national women's organizations and churches. Criteria include motherhood, religious activity, kindness and homemaking skill, Golden Rule conduct, civic responsibility, and public service commitment.
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E. W. Hardy
Augusta
American Mothers Committee
Georgia
Mre
Mothers of
America
District of Columbia
Puerto _Rico
New York
Waldorf Astoria
American Mothers Committee, Inc
Heart Ailments Highlighted At PTA Meeting
Dr Mims spoke to Harper Elementary PTA about heart disease in children and advances in anesthesia and surgery. He noted heart conditions are a major killer of youths and discussed rheumatic fever effects and new antibiotics while praising research funding. The report also covers Mothers of the Year program, classroom activities, and PTA recruitment efforts.
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Harper Elementary
Mims
Thomasville
Jeanne Parker
Esther Park
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