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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1950
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR indicates a government defeat continuing from page one with references to joint stopovers and related details.
We cannot contact each helper personally for the recent loss and the burning of our home and possessions. We extend heartfelt thanks and appreciation to you all for your kindness. Words cannot express our gratitude. Sincerely, Mr Tid Mirs C G Mangum and Mrs Lula Mangum.
The court cited Arthur Jl. and Edward Davis and six Mellon family members who hold 46.43 percent of ALCOA stock and 44.65 percent of the Canadian firm’s shares. Knox aimed to make the Canadian Company with plants in England Canada Switzerland and six other countries a competitive rival to ALCOA.
An editorial argues the 1500 trolley workers' strike pits workers against 600000 riders in Atlanta and Fulton County. It warns ongoing disruption strains public tolerance, supports balancing both sides' rights, and cautions that extended agitations may erode public goodwill and spark broader upheaval.
Cairo Ga June 3 1930 community saddened by death of Mrs Lilla Mae Cassells Davis 43 longtime resident at Grady County hospital after illness funeral set Sunday four at Centennial Methodist church with Rev J B Ellenwood and Rev R C Perry Jr officiating pallbearers listed She survived by son Clifford A Davis student at North Georgia College Georgia and mother Mrs O B Cassells Sr Also four brothers Samuel C Cassells O B Cassells Jr Kermit Cassells Wesley Cassells and sisters Mrs Robert Dyson Mrs J B Hester Mrs T R Crawford Jr and Miss Christine Cassells The family has wide social religious and business ties across the area.
Mrs Beulah Burton died yesterday at 2 30 PM at the Newport News Virginia home of her son J C Burton after months of illness Funeral services are set for Monday at 4 PM at Concord Methodist church Quitman Rev John Ivey and Rev Reese Griffin will officiate Pallbearers include grandsons Harold George Earl Carroll Brantley and Vernon Davis She was born Beulah Knight in Loudon County in November 1871 widow of the 1927 deceased H D Burton She leaves three sons H D Burton Tallahassee L W Burton Thomasville and J C Burton Newport News one daughter Mrs Hattie Davis of this city Whiddons Funeral Home to arrange services
A terse reflection contrasts gradual change with abrupt upheaval, noting evolution is beneficial while a revolution poses risk to social order and stability. The statement frames progress as steady and controlled versus dramatic disruption.
The Thomasville High School Class of 1970 graduates at the municipal auditorium before hundreds. Dr Frank Goodwin of the University of Florida delivers an engaging address on citizenship and human relations. Awards go to Edgar Frederic and Joanne Futch with the National Citizenship Medal and journalism honors.
Dorothy Minchew daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Minchew of Thomasville was elected associate editor of the Gales the Collegé dinnar this week. The freshman from Thomasville is pursuing a B S degree in Nursing.
Miss Gwen Park receives her Mary Baldwin College diploma during commencement in Staunton Virginia. She earns a history degree as her mother Mrs Tom Park and aunt Mrs W B Ryan of Pelham attend the graduation services.
Frances Juanita Welch and James L. Coleman were married Friday evening at the bride’s Neel Street home in a double ring Presbyterian ceremony. Rev J Davison Phillips officiated. Attendants included Margaret Welch and Joan Rockel with bouquets of pink carnations. The couple plans a week long honeymoon before residing in McRae, Ga.
Truman Hollands outline a multi city tour starting in Savannah then Charleston and Myrtle Beach. The trip includes Virginia Beach and a key stop at historic Williamsburg to explore city landmarks before returning to Holland, Virginia for a relatives visit.
The Youth Center fifth anniversary celebration featured a play day with Softball Volleyball Track Ping Pong Horseshoes and badminton. Ninth grade won Field Day with 27 points ahead of seventh grade 21 and eighth grade 15. Lee Neel earned the Ninth Grade Class Day Trophy and will defend it next year.
Sent for the wedding were Mr and Mrs J E Deason of Sheffield Alabama and Mr Ansel Hines of Bainbridge.
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