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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1958
Page
6
Miss Jennie Daniels returns to Houston Texas on Wednesday after finishing her sophomore year at Thomasville High School. She is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs R C Bell.
Personal mention notes the Rev C C Kaiser of Thomasville leaving Wednesday for Melbourne Florida to visit his son Rev C C Kaiser Jr and family. Out of town guests at the recent Lindsey Fort wedding in Pavo include numerous names from Athens Albany Atlanta and nearby towns.
Miss Elizabeth Ann Fort of Moultrie and Dr James Russell Lindsey of Auburn Alabama wed at Antioch Baptist Church Pavo with officiant Dr H P Giddens. Attendants included Janie Fort Faye Fort and E R Lindsey. The reception followed at the Fort home with yellow and white decor and a garden backdrop. The couple will reside at 1233 Cedar Crest Circle Auburn Alabama.
Pelham Methodist Church hosted Playland Nursery exercises in its social hall with twenty children ages three and four performing songs dances and dramatizations. Mothers presented gifts to Mrs Leda Scott and Mrs Robert Murrah in appreciation for their year of work.
Admitted Saturday included Shel ba Maxine Gandy of Atlanta. Sunday admissions featured Allie K Lancaster Annie Lod A Hunley William Joseph Willis and Willie George Haralson of Thomasville plus William Hamilton Ulm of Miccosukee Raymond S Guess of Perry Florida and A W Powell of Monticello Florida. Monday admissions listed Arthur Milton Morris Carlos W Morris Lacy Clayton Gay Rufus McGratha Jean Rutledge Andrew N Hopkins Camilla residents and Hubert C Nichols of Tifton plus Chester P Dice of Monticello.
An Elks family night will be held Wednesday at 6 30 p.m. in the Elks Home. Members of the Lodge and the Eleven O Clock Club and out of town guests are invited to attend.
Members of the Southwest Georgia Florist Club met last night for shop talk and a discussion of new floral methods. About 30 cities were represented as local florists hosted visiting counterparts.
Explains art as personal interpretation and visual organization of line, space, color, light, and texture. Distinguishes fine arts emphasis on aesthetic products from art education focus on creative processes and total growth of the child. Emphasizes responsibility, self-evaluation, and democratic values in learning.
Mrs Carl Minter and Mrs Edwin Carlisle hosted a morning party at Minter home honoring Cairo schools teachers and school officials. About 100 guests attended with out of town visitors including My. J. Gorham Garrison Area Representative for the State Department of Education and Mrs Garrison.
The Pilot Club launched its first season camp for the disabled with 12 youths. Funded by the Pilots and donors, the program features swimming crafts singing games and nature study. Local coordinators and volunteers including Mrs Joyce Schillings and Mrs Edna Earle Wilson assisted, with several youths helping.
Vacation Bible School registration at Dawson Street Methodist Church begins Saturday at 10 am. A WSCS picnic will follow noon. Mrs Renee King led the business session announcing WSCS meetings move to the Tuesday after the second Sunday each month. Mrs Merman Colvin presided with assistance from Mrs George Dugger and Mrs Hosea Vann. A mission dialogue was presented and Mrs T A Peeples gave devotions.
The county 4 H talent elimination will be held at 8 p m Wednesday in Thomasville High School auditorium. Admission is 26 cents for children and 50 cents for adults. About 28 numbers are arranged with 16 juniors and 12 seniors. First place winners in both junior and senior divisions advance to the district project achievement at Tifton.
At St Augustine's Altar Society meeting ten members named volunteers to supply altar flowers for the summer months. June recipients were Mrs Lloyd Yates and Mrs W A Burlington, July Mrs George Herring and Mrs Dolores Bastien, August Mrs Alfred Tweed. Hostesses for a layman's meeting were Mrs Lillian Gonzalez and Mrs W A Bullington. A parish party was planned and Mrs Alvin Bacon led the session with prayers by Rev Father Gerard McDonald. The group adjourned until October after a social hour.
Mrs Ella Petry 48 of Leondard s on Sea England reports a chicken hatched from an egg she carried in her bosom for 21 days The event began as a gag in a pub bar when the proprietor s son wanted an egg hatched She kept the egg in a cotton lined wire holder near her skin until the hatch occurred before about a dozen witnesses.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Wheeley of Monticello announce the birth of a son yesterday at Archbold Memorial Hospital.
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