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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1959

Page

7

Day Camp Set for Girl Scouts and Brownies in June

Thomasville Girl Scout day camp at Camp Piney Woods runs June 8 to 12 for Brownies and Intermediate Scouts. Director is Mrs Wayne Freeman with registration by Mrs J W Blanton. Fees are 4 for Brownies and 5 for Scouts. First 60 Brownies and 30 Intermediates accepted. Tetanus shots and a free medical exam arranged at the Thomas County Health Department Friday at 2 p.m. Camp nurse Mrs Joe Dickey on duty daily. Activities include swimming hiking nature study craft dramatics singing and stunts with leaders and staff named. Accommodations remain for a few more participants on first come basis.

Thomasville Camp Piney Woods Wayne Freeman W. Blanton Rouadcrest Thomas County Health Department Joe Dickey E. F. Wahl Sylvia Chapman Red Cross Life Guard Furman Stewart Floyd Baker W. B. Blanton John Morton Jack Whitehirst L. Stinson

Welfare staff workshop panel at UGA center

Mrs Louise Chastain director of Thomas County Public Welfare will join a panel on county welfare responsibilities at a workshop underway at the University of Georgia Center for Continuing Education. The program run June 1 to June 4 is sponsored by the Georgia Association of County Welfare Directors. Mrs Chastain is accompanied by Miss Mary Louise Maxwell director of Grady County Public Welfare.

Louise Chastain Thomas County Department of Public Welfare County Welfare Department University of Georgia Center For Continuing Education Georgia Association of County Welfare Directors Mary Louise Maxwell Cairo Grady County Department of Public Welfare

Family Night Dinner At Legion Post 81 Home

A family night will be held at Legion Post 81 Home Tuesday with dinner served at 7 30 p m Miss Pat Gainey as hostess for the meeting.

Legion Post 81 Pat Gainey

Bible Class Meeting Postponed to Thursday

Miss Marjorie Stith's Bible Class will meet Thursday at 7 30 p.m. The session moves from Tuesday to avoid overlapping Thomasville High School graduation at the Municipal Auditorium. Several Thomasville residents were admitted to Archbold Memorial Hospital after the weekend.

Marjorie Stith Y.M.C.A Thomasville High School Municipal Auditorium Stith Thomasville Archbold Memorial Hospital Albert Prince Burt Hollingsworth Manuel Luiz W. Leroy Clark Downs O. Brown Boston Ben H. Foy Coolidge James Wincey Perry, Fla Willie G. Lodge Cairo Walter M. Manley Barwick Luther Lewis Jr Ochlochnee

Quitman High School to Graduate 29 Seniors Tonight

Twenty nine Quitman seniors will receive diplomas at graduation exercises in the Quitman Grammar School auditorium at 8 p.m. Valdosta State College professor James E. Martin will deliver the commencement address. Superintendent V V McGinty will present diplomas and awards to the honor group and other graduates. Top juniors Walter Henry Allen II and others are listed among the high achievers. Baccalaureate services were held Sunday with Rev Michael Kippenbrock as speaker.

Quitman Quitman High School Quitman Grammar School James E. Martin Valdosta State College Vv. C. McGinty Thomas Irvin Lawson Robert Warde Chambers Jr Michael Kippenbrock St. James’ S Episcopal Church

Tremaine Sold Do It Yourself Music Through Ads

Westfield New Jersey report notes Charles M Tremaine, former VP of a player piano firm, spent years promoting self playing pianos. He founded National Music Week in 1924 to push do it yourself music, though he admits he cannot play a note.

Westfield N. J Charles M. Trimaine National Music Week Tremaine

Betsy Bolton to Wed Gilbert Schafer Jr in Cleveland Wedding

Miss Betsy Hanna Bolton of Mentor Ohio will wed Gilbert Pierson Schafer Jr son of Cleveland Ohio in a ceremony to be announced. Betsy Bolton daughter of the late Julian Castle Bolton attends Hathaway Brown and the New England Conservatory of Music. Schafer a Yale graduate who attended Michigan and University School of Cleveland is the grandson of Cleveland families.

Betsy H. Bolton Mr. Schafer Julian Castle-Bolton Mentor Ohio Thomasville Betsy Hanna Gilbert Pierson Schafer Jr Gilbert Pierson Schafer Cleveland Miss Bolton Julian Castle Boston Hathaway Brown ‘Schoiol Garrison Forest School Baltimore New England Conservatory of Music Howard Melville Hanna Santa Barbara California Hanna Charles Chester. Bolton

Decatur Library Sets Round-Up Summer Theme

Decatur-Seminole Regional Library launches a cowboy life themed vacation reading club for youth starting May 29. First graders and up may register anytime via in person or bookmobile visits. Participants earn a cowboy figure and move through a bulletin board path ending with a 25 book goal and a fold-star certificate.

Bainbridge Decatur-Seminole Dorothy Spence Rhay. Register Spence

Bainbridge High School honors large 1989 graduation class

One hundred and two graduates marched in Bainbridge High School auditorium to receive diplomas. Principal J W McAllister presided. Bill Bryan gave the invocation as Hilda Nussbaum welcomed guests. Senior memories were shared by Nell Higdon. Honor graduates included Hilda Nussbaum and Nell Higdon.

Bainbridge Bainbridge High ‘School J. W. McAllister Bill Bryan Hilda Nussbaum Nell Higdon Gary Hollis Dianne Cowart Hilda Nuskbaum Nell Hig

Cairo High School Late Song draws record audience

The 1959 Cairo High School seniors staged the romance tragedy Late Song to a near capacity crowd in the Cairo High Auditorium. Director Glenn Pellham received wide praise for the elaborate production featuring ornate sets, Chinese theme costumes, and a full cast led by Anne Allen and Ty son Graham.

Cairo Cairo High School Glenn Pellham Anne Allen Johnny Bearden Beth Rehberg Ando Norma Lou Maxwell Marshall Neff Wight Brannon

Women Golfers Set Luncheon Tuesday at Glen Arven

The Glen Arven Country Club Women’s Golf Association holds its year end meeting at Hanna Memorial Pool on Tuesday. The Birdies, led by Mrs. David Hutchings, are honored with a victory dinner after winning both major events. New officers will be elected during the meeting led by Mrs. Charles H. Watt Jr. Members and guests are invited to golf in the morning, dine at noon, and swim in the afternoon.

Glen Arven Country Club Women’s Golf Association Hanna Memorial Pool David Hutchings James A. Antederson Jr Eagles Charles H. Watt Jr

Cairo Graduate feted At Luncheon a

Cairo graduate honored at a luncheon event with guests and speakers recognizing achievements and community service.

Cairo

Great Men and Their Thinking Highlighted in 1959 Grad Sermon

Rev A Allen Gardner delivered a laureate sermon to the Class of 1959 at First Presbyterian Church. He used the question What is that in thine hand to illustrate challenges from figures like George Washington Carver and Albert Schweitzer. The program opened with invocation by Rev Louis F Kennedy and benediction by Rev Ben A English. Graduation exercises for 108 Thomasville High School seniors will be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Municipal Auditorium.

A. Allen Gardner Txi Dan George Washington Carver Albert Schweitzer First Presbyterian Church Louis F. Kennedy Sie Malcolm Brown Thomasville High School Municipal Auditorium

Presbyterian Kids Enjoy Play Day Fun

A carnival atmosphere marked the end of the kindergarten season at First Presbyterian Church grounds. About 70 youngsters attended with parents, enjoying doll wash, sand art, sailboats, sandbox rides, and two clowns.

Presbyterian

Street Names in a Fragmented City Ledger

A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous personal names including Don, Erances Duggar, Gordon, Susan Bevion, Gary Hollis, Mary Hightower, Busan, McKensie, Sue Harrell, Jack Adams, Anne Griffin, Dianne Cowart, Aliee Ruitgin, John, Mary, Ann Pope, and Mayo Milla, with no coherent event or context provided.

Don Erances Duggar Gordon Ydney Howell Susan Bevion Gary Hollis Mary ‘Christian Hightower Busan McKensie Sue. Harrell Jack Adams Anne Griffin Sanda Durhat Dianne Cowart Aliee Ruitgin John Mary Ann Pope Sor Mayo Milla

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