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Cel William Wilder, a history figure from 1917, is mentioned alongside Mr Harper's Company in an old report. The fragment notes Wilder aged fifty and linked to Harper's unit in that era.
01 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1967
Page
1
Cel William Wilder, a history figure from 1917, is mentioned alongside Mr Harper's Company in an old report. The fragment notes Wilder aged fifty and linked to Harper's unit in that era.
Lee Wilkes of Calza won the best actor award at Norman College honors day May 30. Bruce Dodds of Thomasville received a chair service award. Elizabeth Rigsby of Camilla earned the English Award. Two Thamesa County students graduate at Georgia Southern College. Kathryn Watt Chesnut and Lillian Juanita Martin receive education degrees, Ron Christian earns history BA. David Manning Stubbs receives Doctor of Medicine at Medical College of Georgia. Angela Altman graduates from Tulane Fulane University. Verna Louisa Baath earns BA from Wesleyan College. Commencement speakers include Dr. Willis McDonald Tate. crowd capacity for both ceremonies.
A narrative of Miss Gloria Dianne York becoming Mrs Davis Dewitt Carroll Jr on May 20 at Barnwell Church of God Barnwell South Carolina. The bride’s family ties and wedding party details are noted along with relatives and attendees. A separate description covers Kay Bampoo n June bride elect with a Daisy Party hosted by local families in Thomasville and Fort Walton Street.
Thomasville Chapter No. 46 Order of Eastern Star will convene at 8 p m Friday in the Masonic Building on Crawford Street. Mrs Robert Collins Worthy Matron will preside over the business meeting.
Abigail Van Buren offers guidance as readers discuss a widowed mother who dresses with bedroom door open in front of children and a couple considers taking in a pregnant teenage girl. The column advises discretion, one clear offer at a time, and staying focused on supportive, constructive choices.
Mrs. Thomas Crocker former Miss Jane Rehberg returns to East Lansing Michigan after a four day visit with her parents and twin sister Janice. Mr. Crocker son of Mr and Mrs Jack I Crocker attends Michigan State University pursuing a masters in horticulture. Charlie E Greene of Thomasville and Atlanta transfers from Lockheed Georgia to General Electric Apollo Support at Kennedy Space Center Merritt Island Florida with Mary Hutchinson of Pavo as his former sweetheart.
Alpha Beta Tri-Hi-Y at Vashti School won the outstanding club of the year award from the Southwest District. Jimmy Gilmer presented the plaque at Award Night at the Scott Hotel last Saturday evening. Elaine Reid led as club president 1966-67 with Barbara Phelps as advisor.
Members of the Green Acres Home Economics Club gathered May 30 at Mr. and Mrs. Guy Willis’s home for a covered-dish family picnic. President Mrs. Willis led a short business meeting and the group voted to sponsor a 4-H girl to Rock Eagle Project Achievement this summer. The June meeting is planned at Mrs. Neel Williamson’s home. Twenty-one members and guests attended.
Michael Stewart a Central High senior led Thomasville Y club delegates to win the district press competition at the State YMCA Youth Assembly held April 6 to 8 in Atlanta. Stewart ranked first among 85 delegates from 20 towns, earning honors for coverage, current composition, reporting security, variety, and volume. He supplied Times-Enterprise and The Stinger with news releases and features, working with Kathy Willis and Susie Anively, who promoted youth assembly coverage in their schools. Stewart’s sixth district win in seven years mirrors prior state winners from the area.
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