Thomasville High School graduates 113 in class of 1964
Thomasville GA. Wright state school board vice chair Wright Jr. urged 113 seniors at Municipal Auditorium to look up and forward as they enter a changing world. Top graduates Lillian Martin Katherine Smith Candace Allen spoke on the motto look up not down. Diploma ceremony conducted by City School Board Chairman Charles Simmons and Principal J Foster Goolsby featured music and alma mater.
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State School Board
Robert Byrd Wright Jr
Thomasville High School
Municipal Auditorium
Wright
Moultrie
John Lovick Turner IV
Louis Kennedy
First Baptist Church
Young Turner
Lillian Juanita Martin
Katherine Elaine Smith
Candace Virginia Allen
Miss Martin
City School Board
Charles Simmons
J. Foster Goolsby
School Board of
Thomasville
Georgia
U. S
Marshall Booth
Thomawille Times-Enterprise Masthead and pricing note
The notice presents the Thomasville Times Enterprise masthead information, republication rights, daily issuance except Sundays, address for subscriptions and mailing, telephone contact, and subscription prices with tax details. It lists price options including weekly, monthly, and yearly rates and notes Georgia sales tax.
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Associated Press
Times-Enterprise Co. Inc
Thomasville
N. Madison St
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State of Georgia
Life Is a Grindstone Then and Now
A reflective essay compares life to a grindstone offering two paths. It notes that hardship shapes character depending on the material one is made of, emphasizing resilience and self-improvement.
Doans Pills Offer Fast Relief For Aches And Urinary Irritation
Doan s Pills provide quick pain relief for backache headache and muscle pain. They also soothe bladder irritation and have a mild diuretic effect to help kidney flow. The ad urges asking for the large size and promises proven relief used by millions for years.
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Dean
Civilian GI Bill Idea Aims At Boosting Job Training
Government weighing a civilian form of the GI Bill to spur job training. Proponents argue tax credits for employers would elevate skills, offset training costs, and tackle tech-driven displacement amid high unemployment. The apprenticeship panel, with government and industry members, urges tax write offs matching current capital incentives.
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Washington
The
Federal Committee On Apprenticeship
America
W. Willard Wirt
Labor Department
Sparkling Sal Hepatica Eases Gas and Stomach Woes
An ad touts Sparkling Sal Hepatica as a quick antacid laxative. It claims to relieve gas pains sourness and overacidity and then speeds through the intestines to clear wastes and leave you feeling fresh and regular.
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Miss Smith
Miss Allen
Judy Ann Alexander
Beverly Black
Jennifer Marie Brady
Lyndell
Gail Chastain
Bobbie Ann Clay
Tracy Beatrice Cumbee
Wilma Frances Davis
Hazel Janice Defnall
Dana Marie Dobbs
Mary Ann Duke
Patricia Faye Dykes
Carolyn Hawthorn Flautt
Patricia Darlene Finney
Cynthia Lee Floyd
Emma Jean Fulgham
Hilda Juanita Hall
Julia Elizabeth Hanks
Alice Frances Harrison
Julia Florence Higdon
Barbara Ann Hoffman
Jerrie Lillian Hurst
Patricia Annette Johnson
Rosemary Johnson
Margaret Ann Keister
Judy Ernestine Key
Marilyn Virginia Lawrence
Dorothy del Lewis
Eleanor Anne Mason
Martha Ann Matthews
Vicki Annette McLeod
Suzanne Mueller
Jane Keller
Donald C. Bailey
Foyd
Thomas Banks
James Walter Barker
Carlos H. Boutwell
Rober
Grady Burgess Jr
Jackie P Braswell
Joseph F. Brown
Mickey Brown
Hayward Randolph Carter
Edwin Homer Chambers Jr
John Paul Collins
Frank Richard Colvin
Charlie Edwin Copeland
Grady Lamar Crosby
James Arnall Croy
Cecil Wayne Davis
Roy Leon
Chevrolet
Faulk Chevrolet Company
S. Broad St
Thomasville, Ga
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Vanity Fair
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