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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1957

Page

7

Decatur County Mental Health Fund Drive Underway

Bainbridge doubles as Decatur County launches its first mental health fund drive under co chairs Mrs Edwin Griffin and Tom Maynard. Volunteers ring door bells June 3 to collect for Milledgeville hospital improvements and new outpatient clinics.

Bainbridge Decatur County Edwin Griffin Tom Maynard Paul Kwilecki Ramsay Simmons Jr Jaycees Mack Willis Melvin Nussbaum Griffin Milledgeville United States

Memorial Day jet collision shocks Minneapolis crowd

Witnesses watched as two jets collided during a Memorial Day salute over a densely populated Minneapolis area. One pilot was killed and several civilians were injured.

Minneapolis

Last Rites Planned For Mack C. Davis

Funeral services for Mack C. Davis 60 are set for Sunday at 3 p.m. at Dekle Funeral Chapel with Rev. Howard Cooper officiating. Davis a longtime resident of the city died Friday at Archbold Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. Burial will be in Harmony Baptist Church Cemetery near Pelham with pallbearers named. An honorary escort list is noted. Davis born in Thomas County on October 37 1896 was son of Savannah Smith Davis and the late Harmon Davis and formerly lived in Meigs where he farmed. He was a member of Oak Grove Methodist Church. Survivors include his mother three brothers three sisters six nephews and four nieces.

Mack C. Davis Dekle Howard Cooper Mr. Davis Summer Hill Road Boston Archbold Memorial Hospital Harmony Baptist Church Cemetery Pelham Bill Barwick George L. Mims L. D. Cannon David Mims Dan Finch Ray Miller Fred Clark Jack Mims Elmer Mims Grady Knight Turner Mims Hubert Barwick Henry Russell Walter Howard N. T. Lawhorn Harry Miller Luke Spence Hines Carter Sam Gibbs Max Bills Raymon Sherman Thomas County Savannah Smith Davis Harmon Davis Meigs Oak Grove Methodist Church J. ©. Davis Birmingham Charles P. Davis Cleveland Elroy C. Davis Miami J. M. Perking Jacksonville Sneak Citra Flo F. C. Ashmore

Thomasville High School 112 Seniors Earn Diplomas

Thomasville High School graduates 112 seniors in Municipal Auditorium. Principal Erie O Garner presided with four student speakers and multiple medal and prize awards. Dillard valedictorian spoke on Growth in Favor With Man, Kindred salutatorian on Growth in Favor with God, and the theme was The Life Four Square. Diplomas went to many names including Dillard, King, Kindred, Reichert, and Williams. The ceremony included band music, an invocation by Rev Weyman Cleveland, and a long list of honorees and NHS members.

Thomasville High School Eri. O. Garner Burt Courtney Willem King Philip Dillard Man Theresa Kindred God Philp Dillard C. J. Rehberg DAR Dillard Annamarie Manz James B. Burch Joe Craigmiles Jr Federated Junior Woman’s Club Willena King James A. Campbell Campbell Curtis Reichert W. J. Lewis Jaycee James Clark Weyman Cleveland Gene Cardin Arkerman Mary Alice Allen Mary A. Bacon Donna Rae Bender Carolyn -Mae Straswell Helene Patricia Bryant Alice Faye Carter Beatrice Cavender Minnie Cogar Judith Lardner Colvin Joel C. Arrington, Jr Henry Leslie Barfield, Jr Eugene Barker John Robert Beaty James Allen Bennett Frederick Henry Binder Harold Maxie Brooks Jimmie Titherington Carnahan John Lawrence Carter Wilbur Glenn Collins, Jr Joe Houser Collins Burton Marshall Coutney Claude Eugene Crocker Charles Davis Douglas Lee Davidson Eugene Hamilton Driver, Jr Richard Simpson Duren Arnold Finney Guerry Scott Fleming Rudolph Fletcher John Wayne Fowler Richard Hele Garner Marvin Eustace Gibson Angus Merton Gilson Charles David Gunter Guenter Feigi William Arthur Hagan Raymond Hancock Harley Eugene Hatcher Charles Keller Heald Gaston Ray Holley Rodney Lee Jackson Billy Johnson William Richard Jones George William Knight Elwin Wallace Law William Ritter Lawson Paul Joseph McCollum David Jones Middleton Charles Jackson Miller Gordon Lance Mitchell John Allen Moreland John Edwin Morris Norman Hardin Joe Hall Pinson Gary Windell Raines Curtis Martin Reichert Gary Russell John Smith Searcy, Jr Kirk Shepard, Jr Raymond Scott Strobo Lester Thomas Taylor Hubert Elton Thompson Grover Jack Thompson Norman Lene Waldorf Walter Thomas Waldrop James Wiggins Homer Fain Yearty Robin Levonne -Zeigler David Middleton John Searcy I'll

Thomas L. Maynard resigns as West Bainbridge principal

West Bainbridge announces that Thomas L. Maynard resigns after nine years as principal of West Bainbridge High School. He will attend Naval Reserve administrative school this summer and remains a Naval Reserve lieutenant. Maynard, WWII veteran and Emory graduate, oversaw enrollment growth and campus expansion from two to six buildings. He and his wife Margaret Hayes have three children.

West Bainbridge Thomas IL Maynard West Bainbridge High School Naval Reserve Bainbridge Emory University Board of Education West Bainbridge Lions Club V.F.W American Legion West Bainbridge Baptist Church Margaret Hayes Camilla

Climax Rites Held For Mrs. W. A. Sloan

Funeral services were held for Mrs. William A. Sloan 59 of Climax at Climax Baptist Church with three ministers officiating. Burial followed in Cedar Grove Cemetery. she died in a local hospital after a lengthy illness. She was a native of Franklinton La and resided in Climax for 17 years. Survivors include her husband three sons her mother four brothers and three sisters and five grandchildren. She was a member of the Climax Baptist Church and the Eastern Star.

Climax William A. Sloan Climax Baptist Church J. L. Hand A. B. Thomas W. H. Collins Intercept Cedar Grove E. W. Cox & Sons Funeral Sloan Franklinton Order of the Eastern Star William Ambros Sloan F.C. Sloan New Orleans Willie. C. Sloan Purcell Sloan Attapulgus Ida Stafford Pearl River J. ‘Onra Stafford Carriere Miss Bert Stafford Picayune Conway Stafford H. W. Stafford Nicholson Fannie Onedy Bogalusa Marganie ‘Stephens Ponchatoula Dave Medker Arkansas

Big Thinking Key to Coolidge Graduates Success

Florida State University professor Dr Joseph R Hooten told Coolidge graduates that success comes from thinking big planning big and acting big He cited Einstein and 1938 Roosevelt letters about the atomic bomb urging foresight courage and big plans Twenty two graduates received diplomas in a ceremony led by Principal GM Entrekin Students named include Lindsey Bannister Mack Benton Karolyn Benton Juanita Imogene Foy Barbara Faye Hagan Grice Jener Hutchinson Leslie Johnson Claudia McCranie Yvonne Moncrief Ivan Dale Nesmith Joyce Oliver Pauline Powell Murphy Carolyn Powell Dwight Powell Lamar Seay Harold Sherrard Ronnie Sinclair Doyle Stewart Carroll Summerlin Annette Wilson Matrekin offered farewell wishes for future benefits.

Lindsey Bannister Mack Benton Karolyn Benton Juanitane Imogene Foy Barbara Faye Hagan Grice Jener Hutchinson Leslie Johnson Claudia McCranie Yvonne Moncrief Ivan’ Dale NeSmith Joyce Oliver Pauline Powell Murphy Carolyn Powell Dwight Powell Lamar Seay Harold Sherrod Ronnie Sinclair Doyle Stewart Carroll Summerlin Annette Wilson Matrekin

Death by own action ruled in Mrs. Stucky death

A coroner's jury in Thomasville ruled Mrs. Elizabeth Louise Stucky died by hanging in her home on May 4, finding the death a personal safety related act. The inquest heard from Dr. W L Stucky and witnesses including patients, with handwriting matches to notes found at the scene.

Elizabeth Louise Stucky W. L. Stucky Thomasville Betty Stucky Joe J. Keyton Boyett W. E. Stephens van McKinney Spores Willis R. L. Singleary Stucky Washington &I Warren Taylor Dr. Stucky

Last Rites For Mrs Frankie Fender Held in Bainbridge

Funeral services for Mrs. Dorothy Bostick Fender 24 of Bainbridge were held at Calvary Baptist Church with Dr. Charles Bishop officiating. Interment was in Oak City Cemetery. She died in a Bainbridge hospital after a short illness, a Mitchell County native who had lived in Bainbridge since 1946. she was a member of Calvary Baptist Church. She is survived by Frankie Lee Fender and three sons Wayne Michael Johnny Lee and Phillip Eugene Fender all of Bainbridge and her parents Mr and Mrs John C Bostick of Bainbridge.

Bainbridge Dorothy’ Bostick Fender Calvary Baptist Church Charles Bishop Oak City Fender Mitchell County Frankie Lee Fender Wayne Michael Fender Johnny Lee Fender Phillip Eugene Fender

Ex GI Sues U S Over Army Treatment

Georgia ex GI Ja Simpson of White, 400 miles northwest of Atlanta, filed a $10,000 damage suit in federal court alleging improper Army medical treatment after being drafted in August 1942 and released for physical reasons in September 1943. He was recalled for a physical two months later and sent home the next day.

Lacy F. Simpson White Atlanta United States

Clown Emmett Kelly Appears at Thomasville Kiwanis Meeting

Famous clown Emmett Kelly spoke at the Thomasville Kiwanis Club with student performers from the high school. He discussed his circus life of 36 years and the decline of traveling circuses, while a local orchestra performed and plans for a divisional picnic were announced by President Bill Jones.

Emmett Kelly Thomasville Kiwanis Club Kelly Willie Circus Sarasota Kansas City Moonlighters T.H.8 Little Daveling Richard Harris Harley Hatcher Joe Raines Len Roberson Pete Gary Raines Cairo Bill Jones Boston

Quiet Memorial Day Reports From Thomasville Area

Police records show a quiet holiday with six drunken arrests in the city and few speeders. One fatal accident occurred near Camilla early today, while Edward Sadler of Camilla was hospitalized after a rang wreck. Sheriff and county officers reported routine, with no major incidents and one false fire alarm in town.

Thomasville H. D. Worthy Camilla Edward Sadler Archbold Memorial Hosp Ale Chariie Smith Jones and Wright Street

Planners to Meet Monday on Chamber Home Project

A Monday afternoon meeting will coordinate construction of a new Chamber of Commerce home at the Paradise Park triangle. The project, funded by benefactors and built by local firms, aims for mid June start with a 15000? cost and full air conditioned offices plus a large conference room.

Of.commerce Pine Paradise Park Broad St Chamber of Commerce Paradise Park Triangle Thomasvillians Ueneog Als Chamber Eeticiate Eugene HM Chamber ‘Office Junior Chamber of Commerce Retail Merchants Association

Mrs Edna Strong Former Resident Dies in Missouri

Mrs Edna Strong who has been living here for the past two years died Friday morning at the home of her daughter Mrs W L Lewis at Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri. Funeral services are set for 3 p m Tuesday at Palatka Frs from the Episcopal Church per messages received. Mrs Strong and her son in law Col Lewis owned the Gordon Avenue home formerly known as the Mays apartments which the family had turned into a residence. She was the wife of the late Dr Samuel B Strong.

Edna Strong W. ©. Lewis Whiteman Air Force Mace Ponte Missouri Palatke Frs Episcopal Church

Do Meetings Change Religion For Converts Across Backgrounds

The text argues that while many Americans have Christian influences, conversion is not limited by background. It cites Germany and India where people with no Christian background were converted. It states conversion is a personal faith decision to accept Jesus Christ, not merely changing religions, leading to peace and eternal life.

America Germany India Jesus Christ Jesus Christ

County Mayo’s Argen tine Navy Founded in 1814

A fragment notes County Mayo founded the Argentine Navy in 1814. The entry lacks full context or corroborating details but marks a claimed origin for Argentina’s naval forces linked to Mayo. Further verification needed from historical sources.

County Mayo

Coolidge Assembly of God Church Services Schedule

The Coolidge Assembly of God announces Sunday school at 11 am and the evening service. Prayer meeting is set for Wednesday night. A fish supper is planned at 6 pm today to raise funds. Proceeds go to the fund.

Assembly of God “Church

West Side Baptist Services Schedule Confusing Start

Sunday worship begins at 100 a.m. with Sunday school followed by preaching. A special service is planned later with arrangements for midweek gatherings at the church.

Stasday School Ednesday

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