Christian Church Convention Pr oclaimed in Bainbridge June 3
Bainbridge Ga June 2 The South Georgia District Convention of Christian Churches will convene at First Christian Church Bainbridge on Friday June 3 with officers Luther Cole Bainbridge president and Dan Griffin Bainbridge vice president. Luncheon will be served and delegates from Albany Americus Bainbridge Valdosta Waycross Fitzgerald and others are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainbridge
South Georgia District Convention of Christian Churches
First Christian Church
A.I Zeller
Luther M. Cole
Valdosta
3An Griffin
Billy Weat Dasher
Harry M. Wilson
Waycross
Wainbridge
Zeller
W. J. Thursby
Dr. Zeller
W.A. Joyner
First’ Christian Church of Americas
J. Oliver Paine
The
Lake Park
Charles W. Ross
Georgia Christian Missionary Society
iMacon
the Crusade
Ide McMillan
Southern Christain Home
Atlanta
Whoemeldey
First Christian Churely
Albany
G. O.tease
Central Christian Church
Fitzgroerald
Women's Work
James Beach
Georgia Council of Christian Women
Oak
Spring Hill
Bay City
Dale W. Medearis
Miss Joann Carmack Honored by Meigs Grade Mothers
Miss Joann Carmack first grade teacher at Meigs Consolidated schools was the central figure at a Tuesday tea in the school lunch room. Grade mothers faculty and friends attended the yellow and white event with gladiolas and daisies as decor. She received a decorative book and a bathing suit as gifts for her year of work with the children.
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Joann Carmack
Meigs School
Meigs
Meigs Consolidated Schools
Wana Liddell Circle Raises Supplies for Rabun Gap School
Donalsonville June 2 The Wana Liddell Circle of the Presbyterian Women took a new project at their monthly meeting Supplies to Rabun Gap School in the Nacoochee Valley Rugs and furnishings are sought to help mountain households Miss Mary Goodwin taught a Luke 14 Bible study Prayers were given by each member Mrs Glenn Kingly was named Circle reporter Meeting held at the church.
Burial set for Lt. James Webb in Quitman Georgia
The body of Lt. James Webb killed near Hanover on November 21 1944 will arrive in Quitman Thursday at noon. Funeral services are planned Sunday at 3 PM from Barwick Baptist Church. Webb a Barwick graduate served as B 17 pilot in the ETO earning the Air Medal and Purple Heart. He is survived by his widow Miss Jessie Merle Runners of Jakin Ga and his parents and siblings. Interment will be in Barwick cemetery with military honors.
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James Webb
Quitman
Hanover
Barwick Baptist Church
Webb
Reese Webb
Barwick
Abraham Baldwin
ETO
Ipswich
England
Jessie Merle
Jakin
Jack
Doyle Webb
Herschel Waldron
J. T. Thornhill
Maxwell
Kelly Addresses Cairo Rotarians on City Government
Cairo Rotary Club hosted LEE KELLY of Jack Lomasville as guest speaker. He discussed city government using Thomasville as a case study, stressing alertness and knowledge of facts for good governance. President Arthus Bell presided and Hamilton Wind introduced the speaker.
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Cairo
Inney-Lee
Mm. Kelly
Jack Lomasville
Interprise
Citizers
Thomsville
Howard
Arpad
Jefe Golden, Jr
Lawson
John R. Roth
Lloyd Watses
Jane Wheeler Birthday Party in Boston Georgia
Miss Jane Wheeler celebrated her sixth birthday in Boston Ga on May 26 hosted by her mother Mrs Lorraine Wheeler. Guests wrote in the guest book as Dorothy Scully welcomed them. The May Pole Dance and games followed a punch and birthday cake with ice cream. Gifts delighted the honoree as guests wore party hats and balloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jane Wheeler
Lorene Wheeler
Dorothy Scully
Dorothy
Trene Scully
Jane
Pam Burney
Larry
Sam Burney
Garry
Bill Stephens
Linda Huddleston
Sissy
Stewart
Bill Compton
Mike
Mary Lou
New Cairo Graduation Sees 92 Diplomas Awarded
Cairo June 2 graduation at New Cairo High School featured 92 diplomas awarded by county school superintendent C Lloyd Cowell with four diplomas in absentia. The ceremony highlighted student leadership speeches on Our Future In Georgia and included the W B Roddenbery Memorial Scholarship and the J B Wight Trophy. Ann McNair earned the top honor and automatically received the trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Bobby Barlowe
Lois Cawthorn
Shirley Lyons
Georgia
Billy Barton
Ann McNair
Billy Stringer
Beth Stanfsill
W. B. Roddenbery
J. B. Wight
W. GB. Roddenbery
G. Ward Wight
Atlanta
Louis A. Powell
J. Harwell House
Conell
Harris Jefferson
Donalsonville Fishes Dead Lakes Annual Trip
Donalsonville prepares for the May 31 gathering at Dead Lake Florida to mark the first fish of June. Residents and visitors load boats on cars and trailers, bring provisions for days, and stay in cottages or tourist homes for the fishing excursion.
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Donalsonville
Dead Lake
Fla
Funeral Service to Be Held for Pvt Huckeba in Bainbridge
Bainbridge Ga June 2 The remains of Private John Wesley Huckeba will arrive Friday June 3 at 1 30 p m at the Coastline depot. They will be taken to the home of his sister Mrs Dick Sharber on the Old Albany Road until Sunday He is son of the late Peter Mack Huckeba and survived by his mother Mrs Annie Hueckeba.
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Bainbridge
John Wesley Huckeba
Dick Sharber
Old Albany Road
Peter Mack Huckeba
Annie Hueckeba
Morning radio schedule and lineup highlights
The page lists a dense morning to evening radio schedule with programs and hosts including News segments, musical shows, and guest slots. Entries include Circle Round, Sunrise Serenade, Jigsaw News, Danceland Review, Naval Air, and various music hours.
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Statesman
Foy Willing
Reichmann
Waltatime
Curtis Gordon
Naval
Body of Jack Duren Returned for Military Funeral
The body of Private First Class Jack Duren of the 232d Infantry arrived in Thomasville and lies at Whiddon's Funeral Home. Funeral services will be Sunday at Merrillville Baptist Church at 4 PM conducted by Rev. Lawton Allen. Pallbearers include Thomasville VFW members. honorary pallbearers are former Coolidge High School basketball mates. Burial is Laurel Hill Cemetery. Duren, born Sept 3 1921, was educated at Coolidge High and University of Georgia. He died March 16 1945 in France. He is survived by parents, siblings, and a large Georgia family network.
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Jack Duren
Thomasville
Whiddon
Merrillville Baptist Church
Lawton’ Allen
Thomasville V. F. W
Jack
Coolidge High School
DeWitt Smith
Carol Pearce
Travis Smith
Jewel Phinezee
Douglas Dekle
Addison Barnes
Fred Brown
Joe Barnes
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Sohn
Lee W
Ruth Duren
American Legion
Georgia University
Athens
232D
A.A. McNamee
232 Infantry
C-O
New York City
N.Y
Ruth C. Duren
Duren
Hardt Mountains
France
A. A. Msnamee
United States Military Cemetery
Neuville-en-Condras
Liega Belgium
Henry Lee Duren
Thomasvile
Flournoy Duren
Thomas County
J. C. Brown
N. Dekie
Georgia
George Duren
Buna McDonal
C.L. Thompson
B. P. Jones
S. K. Eason
Messrs Coy
John—Cone
Huckeba Family Rites Planned at Friendship Church
Military rites will be held Sunday afternoon June 3 at three o'clock for Huckeba family members including Huckeba siblings and spouses. Services take place at Friendship Church Ashford Alabama with interment in Friendship Cemetery.
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Huckeba
Thomasville
Joe Kennedy
Baltimore
R. E. Godwin
Americus
Dick Sharker
Bainbridge
Oscar
Robert Huckeba
G. W
Hampton
Grady Huckeba
Appalichicola
Fla
Friendship Church
Ashford
Alabama
Friendship Cemetery
Variety Shows At Center Auditorium Promises Grand Vaudeville
Thomasville Rotary Club sponsors the Thursday night program at the OA Domiciliary Center with Rev. O C Cooper from Bainbridge billed as headliner. The event starts at 7 30 p m and aims for record attendance with hand quicker than eye magic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Dave Battle
Roy Huggins
Rotary Committee
Gillespie Vanishes Again In May Bulletin
Grover Cleveland Gillespie, who had been present earlier, is reported gone again as of May 31 in the Virginia Center Thomasville bulletin.
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VA Center
Thomasville
Grover Cleveland Gillespie
New York
Grover Gillespie Visits Center Canteen on Memorial Day
Grover Gillespie, on furlough and living across the Middle West, made a brief appearance at the First Lead Fold Bulli Tin Center canteen in Thomasville on Memorial Day. He told the T- cor respondent he was on a secret mission involving finance and recalled his past role in humorous readings on Thursday night variety programs. His notable recitation featured President Truman and Gov. Dewey alongside a lamb with a white fleece.
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Bullitin
Thomasville
Grover Cleveland
Gilles- Pie
Middle West
Masry Dodge
Gillespie
Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Miss Mary Dodge Promoted to Assistant Manager
Miss Mary Dodge has been appointed assistant manager of the Station canteen staff, an appointment effective several weeks ago. She lives at 226 Remington Avenue in Thonesville.
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Mary Dodge
Miss Dodge
Remington Avenue
Thonesville
Hog prices rise at Cairo weekly live stock auction
Cairo reports another jump in hog prices at the weekly live stock auction. No 1 hogs reach 21.05 cents per pound, No 2 hogs 20.55 cents, butcher hogs around 20. Cattle prices climb to about 3 per hundredweight, with limited choice offerings.
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Cairo
Pizsa
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Bob
Dan Tomi
Yoon
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Dick Haymes
Eberly
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Jarrell
W.W. R. McGrew & CO
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T. N. Deele
John T. Barfield
Tari F. Heidt
Frank Pero
Paul Winiland
Thomasville American Legion Post 22 Auxiliary
State Organization of the Legion
Huggins
Birdsey’s
Birdsey
Moneysauver
Birdsey’s Best
Fairplay
Birdsey’s Feed
Fairplay Chicks
Birdley Flour
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Thomasville, Ga
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