Girl Scout Troops Sail From Thomasville For Works Fair Tour
A full carload of 32 Girl Scouts from Troops 177 and 176 depart Thomasville by train Monday heading to Washington DC and New York for a 17 hour tour. They will visit the White House Arlington National Cemetery and the JFK grave in DC then travel to NYC for Radio City Music Hall Times Square and a Broadway show before returning to Thomasville. Leaders Mrs Ed Lang and others organized fundraisers including candy sales and calendars to cover expenses.
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Atlantic
Washington
D. C
Washifn
White House
Arlinetan National Cemetery
Thomasvilley
Troop 177
Ed Langfeed
Forrest Knapp Jr
Fred Bell
Troop 176
Langdon Flowers
Jack
Ralph Stringer
Anita Blair
Kearsley Fengford
Susan Thomas
Cheri Kemp
Sharon Sumner
Kay Qubes
Karen Diron
Susanne Ball
Elaine Peeler
Rosalind Peinberg
Beth McDaniel
Barbara Tate
Adrianne Kelly
Petey Jones
Shirley Stewart
Kathy Ashton
Sharon Hubbend
Martha Stewart
Sue Jones
Jack Jones
Joe Peeler
Libba Flowers
Charlotte Golden
Patricia Pepin
Walta Martin
Murray McCollum
Betsey Bracey
Martha Cheshire
Andrea Greenberg
Penny Dollar
Dorothy Stacey
Viel McMeth
Jendy Milles
E&d Keily
Washington, D. C
New York City
New York
United Nations
Thomasville
Mark Rosenberg Named to Dean’s List at UF
Mark Ira Rosenberg son of Morris and Mrs Rosenberg 101 Belmont Drive has been placed on the Dean's List for the spring trimester at the University of Florida Gainesville. He ranks in the top five percent of the class and is noted as a sophomore student.
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Mark Ira Rosenberg
Morris Rosenberg
Belmont Drive
University of Florida
Gainesville
Mark
University
Weekend Visits and Funerals Across Southern Towns
Er and Mrs Lennon Marchant spent the weekend in Tifton for the funeral of their brother in law Herbert Sanders, president of Citizens Bank of Tifton. Mrs Charles L Waters and sons Steve and Philip visit her parents on Boston Road. Dr Burness Moore of New York and Mrs H H Sumerman of Atlanta stay with Moore’s mother Mrs C D Moore. Mrs James W Reagan returns to Westminster California after attending Nip Chastain’s funeral in Thomasville. Adrianne Fisher, senior nurse student, returns home for three week vacation from Memorial Mission School of Nursing in Asheville. Mrs Nunnally returns home after visiting sister at Blaker’s Island NC.
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Lennon Marchant
Tifton
Herbert Sanders
Sanders
Citizens Bank of
Atlanta
Moore
C. D. Moore
James W. Reagan
Janet King
Hias
Westminster
California
J. R. [Nip] Chastain
Thomasville
Adrianne Fisher
Memorial Mission School of Nursing
Ashevill
North Carolina
Mr. Nunnally
J. 8. Johnson
Blarker’s Island
Residents admitted to Archbold Memorial Hospital
Archbold Memorial Hospital admitted several residents on Monday including Susan Pratt Secrest aged in the years, Mrs. Sidney Shepherd, William Harvey Tanner, Anne Dilg Linney, William F. Faulk, Claude C. Williams, Luther C. Conney, Agnes P. Rimes, William H. McCray, and Alfred I. Ragan one month old. Out-of-town admissions include Joseph H. Reeves Campbellton Florida Mrs Wendell C. Gainey Tallahassee Linda Faye Owens Pavo Mrs William C. Tiffer Charleston South Carolina Mrs Willie R. Garner Coolidge and Mrs A Lester Brinson Ochlochnee.
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Ity
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Susan Pratt Secrest
Sidney Shepherd
William Harvey Tanner
Anne Dilg Linney
William F. Faulk
Claude C. Williams
Luther C. Conney
Agnes P. Rimes
William H. McCray
Alfred I. Ragan
Joseph H. Reeves
Campbellton
Fla
Wendell C. Gainey
Tallahassee
Linda Faye Owens
Pavo
William C. Tiffer
Charleston
8. C
Willie R. Garner
Coolidge
A. Lester Brinson
Ochlochnee
Meigs Ochlochnee 4-H Club Meeting Highlights Local Projects
Members of the Meigs Ochlochnee 4-H Club endorsed the county mental health program by letter to Ir Vance Watt. Ann Johnson was named district achievement representative. Miss Opheha Smith, HI agent, demonstrated freezing foods, proper blanch times, and distributed weaving knitting embroider y cross stitch charts. Refreshments were served by Mrs Johnny Dunlap.
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Lub
Ir Vance Watt
Ann Johnson
Opehha Smith
Miss Smith
Johnny Dunlap
Miss Sally Vaughan Honored at Parties Before Nuptials
Bride elect Miss Sally Vaughan was feted with multiple pre wedding events in Wilson North Carolina. Luncheons at Garden Center and Evergreen Drive featured corsages and china gifts for Vaughan and her mother Mrs. Walter J Vaughan. A Palm Avenue gathering and a Plantation Drive luncheon followed with guests including Mrs. Daniels Kelly Mrs. Heyward Vann and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Vaughan. The Halls hosted a family dinner gifting silver to the future bride and groom, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hall and Miss Susan Hall.
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Sally Vaughan
J. Dan Bainer
Garden Center
Elmo Chastain, Jr
W. W. Carter
Jimmy Vaughan
Walter J. Vaughan
Broughton Powell
Len Powell
Bert Herlong
Jacksonville
Curtis Middleton
Jack Cooper
Alf Stringer, Jr
Curtis Steed
Hiram Peeler
Shelton Chastain
Forrest Knapp
Jimmy Gunter
Edward T. Adams
Miss Vaughan
George Everett
Ed Horne
Everett
Plantation Drive
Daniel Kelly
Heyward Vann
W. R. Milton
B. Turner
J. F. Goolsby
Charles McDaniel
Dana
Vernon P. Hall
Susan Hall
Mr. Bain
John D. Bain, Jr
Hinton Oliver
Wilson, N. C
Reeves announce births and committee appointments at Stork Club
Mr and Mrs Larry M Reeves announce the birth of a daughter at Arch Memorial Hospital on June 1. Publicity committee includes Mae Massey as chairman Ophelia Smith as finance and other members. Cary M Rowan and Donna Jackson are named parents paraphrased from the notice.
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Larry M. Reeves
Rt. 3
Taylor's Trailer Park, City
Arch
Bold Memorial Hospital
Reeves
Donna Jackson
Mgr
Cary M Rowan
Rt. 1. City
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Rowan
Linda Satterwhite
Dear Abby Advice Columns On Hosting And Relationships
Dear Abby answers readers on balancing children around adult conversation, handling guest dynamics, and avoiding burden on a nurse spouse. Advice covers letting kids entertain themselves without overpowering guests, nurse spouse limits, and who should offer a phone number. Includes address for letters to Abby and her booklet offer.
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Abby
Rand
Miss Pat Gainey To Head Pilots
Miss Pat Gainey will serve as president of the Pilot Club for 1964 65 during an installation ceremony led by retiring president Miss Jeanne Parker Other officers include Mrs Ross Singletary first vice president Miss Mae Massey second vice president Miss Pauline Sloan corresponding secretary Miss Edith Dixon recording secretary Mrs Lena Wheat treasurer and Mrs Kent Sanders Mrs Lynn Kirkland and Miss Jeanne Parker as directors The ceremony coincided with the gavel passing in Miss Singletary's absence
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Mae Massey
Ophelia Smith
Gladys Thames
Pauline Sloan
Fay Brasington
Lillian Presnell
Elizabeth Roberson
Lena Wheat
Olga Roberts
Wiley Vinson
W. P. Hill
Edith Dixon
Margaret Loflin
Louise House
Jeanne Parker
LeRoy Parker
Lynn Kirkland
Pilot Club
Pat Gainey
Ross Singletary
Kent Sanders
Singletary
Mitchum Anti Perspirant Promises Dry Underarms
A new Mitchum anti persp irant claims to keep underarms dry for thousands of users. The ad touts a 50 year laboratory, full gentleness to skin and clothing, satisfaction guaranteed, with a 90 day supply priced at 3 dollars plus tax. Also cream formulas at the same price.
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Mitchum
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