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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1951

Page

7

V A Hospital Official to Visit Thomasville Saturday

Mrs Billy Zalamas VAVS Hospital Advisory Committee representative says Estelle L Buschena chairman Area II Hospital ees and V A Voluntary Service will arrive in Thomasville for a tour of the local VA hospital Saturday morning The visiting representative will be honored at a luncheon at Dodsons Grill at 12 30 p m with all Auxiliary members urged to attend

Billy Zalamas Vavs Hospital Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Estelle L. Buschena Hospitalees V. A. Voluntary Thomasville

Dawson Street Baptist Sunday School Meet

Members of the Sunday School at Dawson Street Baptist Church will meet at 8 00 o clock in the Fellowship Hall for a program of visitation. Come and visit for your department.

Dawson Street

East Side Baptist Deacons Meet Tonight

The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Deacons at East Side Baptist Church will be held Friday at 8:00 pm. Ernest Young serves as secretary and W. J. Holland as chairman.

Side ‘Baptist Church Ernest Young

Ann Gainey Opens Summer Piano Class

Ann Gainey will start a summer piano class from June 4. Those interested may contact her at 1723-M by phone.

Ann Gainey

Luncheon Honors Miss Harrell On Seward Street

Miss Sallie Harrell June bride elect was feted at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. W. J. Powell on Seward Street. Co hosts included Mrs. Langdon Flowers Miss Billie Powell and Mrs. Harry T. Jones. Guests received sweetheart rose nosegays and the table centerpiece featured roses gardenias and seasonal blooms. Hostesses gifted an electric clock. A pink linen ensemble was the honoree’s luncheon outfit.

Sallie Harrell W. J. Powell Seward St Langdon Flowers Billie Powell Harry T. Jones Jack Tyson Bill McCollum John Golden Porter Price Claire Flowers Miss Harrell

Sailor Plans Tiny Wedding With Cancer-Stricken Bride

A 19 year old sailor Tom Amburn and his 18 year old fiancée Betty Thompson, diagnosed with incurable cancer, reunite in Atlanta on 30 day leave to discuss a wedding. Amburn may be transferred to the Atlanta Naval Air Station and a Sandy Springs cottage offers for a honeymoon. Betty will need daily hospital X rays.

Atlanta Tom Amburn Sioux Falls Betty Thompson Betty Tom Norfolk Atlanta Naval Air Station Austin Abbott Sandy Springs

Davidson and Thomasville figures mark fifty years of progress

Visitors recount Davidson College history with Watt brothers and A B Cum Laude graduate. Mercer Class of 1811 reunion plans noted by Judge Conger and Rev Williamson. Thomasville High School Class of 1951 graduation set for 8:30 p.m. at the municipal auditorium with about a hundred seniors and strong future prospects. Transportation concerns loom over city and county schooling.

Will Hansell Watt Davidson Watt Watt Jeffries Thomasville Bob Heinsohn Shenandoah Valley Shorthorn Breeders Association Winchester Heinsohn Mercer University Abe Conger U.S. Court N. M. Williamson Conger Williamson

Gas truck destroys Omaha building in fiery crash

A truck carrying about 5 000 gallons of gasoline rammed into a two story Omaha office building, killing the driver and sparking a blaze that swept a Kellogg Cereal Co plant adjacently. Fourteen vehicles burned as workers fled before the flames. Investigators theorized that the cause remains under study.

Omaha Kellogg Cereal Co. Plant

Ozark Eagles win ninth straight as Dothan comeback falls short

Ozark's Eagles clinched their ninth consecutive victory in a dramatic Alabama-Florida League game against Dothan. Trailing 3-1 in the seventh, Ozark tied it with two runs then won in the bottom of the ninth on a single by center fielder Joe Clark driving in Billy Farrar. The late comeback preserved the streak.

Dothan Joe Clark Billy Farrar Sec Tun Eagles

Truck Out of Control Crashes Into Office Building

Driver Robert Woodworth 27 of Omaha failed brakes as his big truck sped down a slope. He jumped but stayed at the wheel, shifting to lower gears in vain. The vehicle sideswiped two cars, struck a tree and a utility pole, and rammed the office building.

Robert Woodworth Omaha Woodworth

Miss Coppage Fete Prepares for June Wedding

Miss Sarah Nell Coppage of Thomasville, soon to wed Billy Williams, was honored at a June 11 wedding party hosted by Mrs. Preston Ward with Mrs. Hd Moore. About thirty friends gathered at the Ward home in Pine Park for a salad reception featuring daisies white glass purple asters and shasta daisies and a bridal wedding scene centerpiece. A special delivery package containing gifts was presented to the bride-elect during the evening.

Sarah Nell Coppage Billy Williams First Baptist Church Thomasville Preston Ward Hd Moore Ward Pine Park

Rotary Meeting Showed Most Interesting Meat Industry Film

The Rotary club viewed a documentary from the American Meat Institute about meat from field to body. Sam Hjort presided and called it one of the best of its kind. Guests included Mitch Davenport and Carlton Bouldry at the session in Savannah with OPA staff present.

Rotary Harvard Sam Hjort American Meat Institute Sam Hijort Mitch Davenport Carlton Bouldry Paul Bennett Bennett Mac-Donald Quitman Hugh McCauley Waynesboro Dewey Norwood OPA Savannah Harold Martin John Hull Waldo Spence Parnell Beencks George Fleetwood Roscoe Bryan Robinson Allie Kay CoCroft Chris Major Beard Bob Balfour Frank Lemmon Maine Harry Jones John Lake Roberts

PFC Gandy Serves With Field Artillery In Korea

Private First Class Benjamin H. Gandy of Thomasville Georgia serves with the 82nd Field Artillery Battalion in the 1st Cavalry Division U S Army. The unit, equipped with 155 millimeter howitzers, helped hold the Naktong River line and supported Allied troops at Tabu Dong Pyongyang and beyond earning high esteem.

1St Cavalry Division U. S. Army Korea 82Nd Field Artillery Battalion Thomasville Benjamin H. Gandy George W. Gandy Route 4 Pfc. Gandy Yongdong United Nations Wnaktong Tabu-dong Pfc Gandy Pyongyang North Korea Turks, As Well As the First Cavalry Division Mer Battaion

Local residents share visits and travel notices

Sgt. and Mrs. Hulon A. Allen of Ozark Ala visited with their parents the Sollie Allens. Mrs. Chris Blane drove to Atlanta to bring home her daughter Winnie Blane from Agnes Scott College.

Hulon A. Allen Ozark, Ala Sollié Allen Chris Blane Atlanta Winnie Blane Agnes Scott College

Mrs Katie Haywood Honored At North Dawson Call

Mrs. John Clyde House and Mrs Hollie Hugh Floyd hosted about one hundred guests at North Dawson Street to honor bride elect Katie Haywood of Valdosta Dublin and Thomasville. The event previewed her July wedding to A G Robinson III of Thomasville and Wilmington Del. Guests registered in the Bride's Book as flowers and silver decor surrounded the dining room.

John Clyde House Hollie Hugh Floyd North Dawson St Kate Haywood Valdosta Dublin Thomasville A. G. (Robbie) Robinson, III Wilmington Delaware Miss Haywood

Haineses Announce Newborn Son in Columbus

Mr and Mrs William A Haines of Columbus announce the arrival of a son May 80th at City Hospital Mrs Haines is the former Betty Ann Stephens of Thomasville

William A. Haines Columbus, Ga City Hospital

Confederate Memorial Day Closures Noted

A notice states institutions will be closed all day Monday in observance of Confederate Memorial Day.

Summer greetings and college grad notices across families

Patricia Collins returns home from Duke for summer with Dr. and Mrs. Collins as Jack Collins heads to Duke UV for summer vacation. Eleanor Mack of Charleston visits grandmother Mrs. L W Mack on East Jefferson. William B. Hinkle ends boat training leave to report to Camp Lejeune. Arthur Fisher’s wife joins daughter Alice Lang Fisher in Atlanta. Miles Fisher from Cincinnati to spend summer here. J J McClean and Nancy drive to Atlanta for son Jack’s Emory graduation in biology. Aunt Margaret O Neill of Boston accompanies to Boston for medical school at Harvard. J A Turrentine and family attend son Reece’s Amherst graduation. Eleanor Inman joins them after Agnes Scott.

Patricia Collinss Duke University J J. Collins Jack Collins Duke UV Will Anns Eleanor Mack Charleston L. W. Mack East Jefferson Bt Henry M. Simons, Jr Pokoma Park Pfe William B. Hinkle Parris Island B. F. Hinklé Roseton Road U. S. Marine Camp LeJuene N. C Arthur Fisher Alice Lang Fisher Atlante Miles Fisher Cincinnati The Conservatory of Music J. J. McClean Nancy Atlanta Jack McClean Emory University McCleans Jack Margaret O'Neill Boston Mags Harvard University J. A. Turrentine Reece Hmory University Eleanor Inman Turrentines Agnes Scott College

Callaway Preaches Baccalaureate Sermon at Abraham Baldwin

Dr. T. F. Callaway will preach the baccalaureate sermon Sunday night at Abraham Baldwin College in Tifton. The service features music by the college's large choral choir.

Dr. Callaway Abraham Baldwin T. F. Callaway Abraham Baldwin College Tifton

Employment Office Closes on Monday

The Georgia State Employment Office at 108 N Crawford St will be closed on Monday. Workers were urged to complete filings before the closure and to return after the holiday.

Georgia State Employment Office N. Crawford St

Army Reports Sgt Paul W Goggins Wounded in Korea

Thomasville man Sgt Paul W Goggins 25 husband of Mrs Anne Goggins of 92 Young St is in a Japanese hospital for wounds received May 22. He arrived in Korea last October and was recalled to duty last September as a Reserve Corps member. Extent of injuries unknown but his wife heard from him after he was moved to a field hospital near Pusan.

Thomasville Korea Army Paul W. Goggins Nusband Anne Goggins Young St Japan Burnett's Gogging

Graduation Exercises Tonight for Thomasville High School Class of 1951

Graduation exercises for Thomasville High School class of 1951 are set for tonight at 8 30 in the municipal auditorium. Wayne Weeks will preside, Mardre Bell will deliver the welcome, Dr Jopig Crudup of Brenau College will give the commencement address, and Delia Ann Lewis will deliver the valedictory. All interested persons are invited to attend.

Thomasville High School Municipal Auditorium Wayne Weeks Mardre Bell Jopig Crudup Brenau_ College Gainesville Delia Ann Lewis

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