Death of Miss Sallie Stark at 216 South Crawford Street
Miss Sallie Elise Stark died this morning near seven after a long illness caused by a cerebral hemorrhage. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 5 PM at St. Thomas Episcopal Church with Rev. George N. Shirley presiding. Interment in Laurel Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Elise
Stark
Crawford _ street
Miss Stark
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
George N. Shirley
Laurel Hill Cemetery
St. Thomas Church
Frances Tuck
Albert Tuck
W. W. Alexander
Harry Iriggs
Bill Ball
Howard Arnold
Raymond Hill
Howard Timberlake
Elmo Chastain
T. T. Caldwell
R. J. Lawthorn
Lebbeus de
Red Cross
U. D.C
William. V. Stark
Bay View
Canada
John Williams
Columbia
Ala
Charles Laney
Troy
John
Mobile
Alabama
Baptist Vacation Bible School Set To Open June 16
The 1947 Vacation Bible School will start Monday June 16 at First Baptist Church in a joint program with Dawson Street Baptist Church. Mrs J K Harper is principal with Rev Davis Kight as associate and J T Longino to lead activities. Volunteers invited via church office for daily biblical motion pictures and Bible instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Dawson Street Baptist Church
J. K. Harper
Davis Kight
J.T. Longino
A. Futch Howe Co Marks 40 Years in Service
The firm A. Futch Howe Company celebrates over four decades of service in Thomasville Georgia highlighting its longstanding local presence and community work with customers and partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Personal notices from June visits across states and campuses
Mrs. B. D. Sipple spends June in Muncie Indiana. Aubrey Warren and family from Atlanta visit with Jack Warren. Ann Gainey returns from Waleska for summer with J. J. Gay ney. Eugene O Karme, son of Mrs. P. J. Rayfield, graduates May 30 from the High Museum School of Art Atlanta and returns home in June. Clara Hargrage and Miss Anne Perry depart for Marietta after visiting East Clay Street. Sam Hjort, Thomasville Rotary president elect, will join Georgia delegation to Rotary International Frisco session this month. Mrs. J. R. Jackson and son Fred Posey visit G. W. Lowdermilk in Miami. Fred to resume GMCQ summer studies. Suzanna Searcy arrives Tallahassee from Phoenix at Arizona State College. met by John and Mrs. Searcy. Mrs. Woodward Sullivan recovering after emergency appendectomy at Archbold Memorial hospital. formerly Miss Hisse Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene O’karme
P. J. Rayfield
High Museum School of Art
Atlanta
Sam
Hjort
Thomasville
Rotary Club
Georgia
Rotary International
Frisco
J. R. Jackson
Fred Posey
G. W.lowdermilk
Miami
Fred
GMCQ
Woodward Sullivan
Archbold Memorial Hospital
VA hospital plan outlined for public view in site study
The outline proposes building with minimal permanent structures at medical centers, using existing facilities first. Thomasville is praised as an ideal site with strong medical cooperation, though deactivation notices surprised officials. The text notes fireproofing updates, semi permanent buildings, and continuing use of the pool and gym. A separate report urges rapid military youth training and increased air accident vigilance. Fred C. Marxson to manage the Rose Theatre in Thomasville after notable Quincy tenure.
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Thomasville
Finney
Washington
Fred C. Marxson
Quincy
Rose Theatre
Quincy Community Chest
Rotary Club
Interstate Enterprises ‘Organization
Overnight Hike by Troop 304 Ends With Camp Meal Feats
Boy Scout Troop 304 enjoyed a monthly overnight hike to a county youth camp. Cooks and KP helpers included Buddy McBride Glenn Massey and Kenyon Gandy. The group prepared meals served with RC Colas and snacks. They dug a 100 ft water trench for shower baths and returned by noon Saturday with guests Cub Scouts Frazier Driver and Randy Bibb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Troop 304
Buddy McBride
Glenn’ Massey
Kenyon Gandy
Thomas Rogers
Bobby Gray
Paul, Price
Billy Bibb
Jack Pope
Bobby Holton
Vereen Bell
Jack Pore
Jim Binder
Glenn Massey
Cecil Rogers
Paul Price
Reid Vann
Bobby Musselwhite
Frazier Driver
Randy Bibb
Commemorative Stamp Marks Medical Society Centennial
On the ninth of June a special U S government postage stamp will be issued to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the American Medical Society. The centennial year also marks a century of stamp use, making two notable stamps available for collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
American Medical Society
Tosco Hotel Furniture Auction Set for July 11
The Tosco Hotel property will be auctioned on July 11 at the hotel building. Norman Stegall will manage the sale to satisfy buyers and protect the hospital’s interests as owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tosco
Norman Stegall
Hospital
Girl Scout Council to Hold Regular Meeting Tomorrow
The Thomasville Girl Scout Council will hold its regular monthly meeting tomorrow Tuesday June 3 at 10 30 a m at the Youth Center. Mrs Ralph Smith is listed in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
Thomasville
Ralph Smith
Bec'ty
Thomasville HS seniors hold baccalaureate processional
Over eighty seniors marched with faculty and Board of Education to the First Baptist Church auditorium for the THS graduation service. Rev George Shirley preached a sermon on aims of life, citing Jesus as a model of wisdom and virtue. Music was by the THS Glee Club directed by Miss Lucile Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville High School
Board of Education
First Baptist Church
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
George Shirley
Richard
Clark
William Raiford
Davis L. Kight
Ecclesiastes
M P. Webb
Jason Shirah
THS Glee Club
Lucile Carter
Mr. Shirley
Methuselah
Jesus Christ
Luke
Jesus
God
County Students To Graduate From Woman's College
Miss Patricia Gainey of Thomasville Miss Josephine Everett of Pavo and Miss Ruth Turner of Barwick will graduate from the Georgia State Women's College Valdosta at the June 12 commencement. Each will receive degrees in arts and sciences with majors in English humanities secretarial science and related activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Gainey
Thomasville
Josephine Everett
Pavo
Ruth Turner
Barwick
Georgia State Woman’s College
Valdosta
Miss Gainey
J. J. Gainey
Student Government Association
YWCA
Sock and Buskin Club
Miss
The
Campus Canopy
GSCW
Vann Jr. Named Valedictorian At University Of Georgia
Thomas K. Vann Jr of this city is selected valedictorian for the University of Georgia class of 675 seniors. Graduation exercises are scheduled for Friday, June 18 in Athens, highlighting his prominence among Thomasville friends and the large graduating class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas K. Vann, Jr
Thomas K. Vann
University of Georgia
Athens
Thomasville
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Robert Walker
Melvyn Douglas
Yann
Phyllis Tharter
EL Les Oe
Robert Arn
Popular
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UTH
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Pathe News
Turesta
Oe Marjorie Reynol
Binnie Barnes
John Shelton
Jess Barker
Goed Abbott
Thomas County
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Whiddon
Baptist Vacation Bible School
Lamcheon
Corner
Broad & Jefferson Sta
Colonial
T. A. Futch Howe
B. D. Sipple
Muncie, Ind
Aubrey Warren
Jack Warren
Miss Ann Gainey
Waleska, Ga
Mrs
Clara Hargrage
Anne Perry
Marietta
Mnesping
East Clay Street
Suzanna Searcy
Tallahassee
Phoenix
Arizona
Arizona State College
John Searcy
Special Commission
Maryland
LaGuardia Field
New York
T.hs
Woman’s College
Univ. of Georgia
Electrolux
R. F. Amason
Summer Hill
Steyerman
Fie
John Bean
Thomasville Motors Inc
Desoto
Plymouth
General Tires
Fletcher St
Aluminum
Devoe Paints
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