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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1948

Page

2

Open House Honors 1948 Senior Class President

Senior class president Bryan Robinson hosted a well attended open house after class night. Faculty friends assisted. juniors also helped. The Hovingen home overflowed with flowers, white organdy, punch, and green and white 1948 decor as Emory and Baylor affiliates joined the celebration.

Bryan Robinson Bryan A. G. Robinson Lawson Neel Fon'ren Mitchell J. C. Scott Kate Haywood Fitz‘ereld Bobby Robinson Emory U Bobby Crawford Talbot Nunnally Jack Watkinson Emory Junior C Tommy MaeComb Baylor U Texas Gus Watt P. C

P. G. Burke Transferred From Thomasville Patrol to Donalsonville

P. G. Burke, long stationed at the Thomasville State Patrol office, has been transferred to the Donalsonville office where he has already assumed duties. The move ends his connection with the local office, though colleagues wish him well in remaining in the region. Mr B. Varn has resigned from the local Patrol offices effective June 1.

P. G. Burke Thomasville Donalsonville B. Varn

Junior High Graduates Receive Diplomas at Exercises

More than a hundred Junior High students graduated this morning in a large auditorium ceremony. Rev Marshall Woodson gave the invocation, Delia Ann Lewis delivered the salutatory, Wayne Weeks the second honors, and certificates were presented by the Board of Education president.

Hgh School Higar Rev. Marshall Woodson Delia Ann Lewis Wayne Weeks Board of Education Rev. Woodson Supt. Mahler J. K. Harper John Robert Allen Doyle Carlson Alley Harvey Sydney Baggett Rudolph Mad Betty Jane Dollar Barbara Louise Godwin Betty Lou Godwin Carianne Gothard Frances Elizabeth Hancock Sarah Frances Hancock Janet Harvey Harris Margaret Ann Harris Helen Louise Hicks Dorothy Madelyn Hobbs Letty Elizabeth Jay Rosalyn Edith Jones Phillis Harlene Jordan Mary Carolyn King Elaine Mitchell Law Dela Ann Lewis Hanna Faye Lewitt Althea Winona Maddox Martha Parker Mays Minam Melton Just

Beginners Swimming Classes Set At Y M C A

Instruction in swimming for ages 6 and up begins Monday June 7 at the Y M C A. Girls meet in the mornings and boys in the afternoons. Parents may call for details and a weekly schedule will be published tomorrow.

Mrs Juanita Porter To Present Dancing Pupils Recital

The dancing pupils of Mrs. Juanita Porter will be presented in a recital Monday at 8 30 p m in the Senior high school auditorium. About fifty pupils aged from 3 to 12 years will perform in fifteen numbers with Mrs E O Garner as accompanist and Mrs C D Driver as modiste. The public is invited with no admission charged.

Juanita Porter E. O. Garner C. D. Driver

Odd Fellows seek 10000 for local home for aged and children

The local Odd Fellows pledge ten thousand dollars and community land to establish a home for old people and children in Thomasville. Judge J E Craigmiles chairs the organizing committee as Piney Woods Lodge backs the project. Contributions invited from dimes to dollars with checks sent to treasurer H L Pop Key.

Odd Fellows J. E. Craigmiles Thomasville Piney Woods Lodge H. L Pop) Key John Herring

Second Annual YMCA Camp Starts June 20

The Thomasville YMCA will run its second annual camp from June 20 to July 3 at Piney Woods Camp five miles from town. About eighty boys aged 10 to 15 are expected. the program includes swimming boating handicraft nature hikes campfires and vespers with two cooks and a dietitian planning meals.

Thomasville Piney Woods Cairo Road Louie Porter Hamlin Callahan Jimmy Callahan Gus Watt Watt Jeffries Cecil Redfern Clayton Courson Red Cross

Sherrod To Address Thomasville Graduates Tonight

Robert Sherrod, former Thomasville resident and Life and Time correspondent, arrives in town to speak to the Thomasville High School graduating class. He covered Tarawa and Iwo Jima and will address a large audience of locals and former associates at the event. Piano instruction also announced by Margaret D Dillinger at 7186 Remington Avenue, phone 1548.

Robert Sherrod Thomasville Life Time Magazines Washington, D. C Sherrod Pacific Tarawa Iwo Jima Margaret D. Dillinger

Rotary Club Meeting Focuses on Club Committees

The Rotary session outlined three key committees with chairmen presenting summaries. Davenport covered Club Service activities, Raymond Hill reviewed Vocational Service and inter business matters, and Ralph Neel highlighted Community Service with eighty members contributing to projects totaling ten thousand hours. The president praised the committees and noted upcoming reports on International Relations. Visitors included multiple members and guests from various affiliations.

Rotary Zzich Davenport Raymond Hill Ralph Neel Rotary Club The Red Cross George Shirley J. H. Warner al Scaife Martin Ner Art

Rev T F Callaway To Begin Series On Bible Prophecies

The Rev T F Callaway will preach a series of Sunday morning sermons on Bible prophecies during June and possibly beyond. Last summer he delivered a Revelation prophecies series that drew much interest, and the current study will cover other biblical prophecies including visions involving Nebuchadnezzar and the Times of the Gentiles.

T. F. Callaway T. F Callaway

Truck Crosses Damaged Bridge Causing Fatal Fall

A heavy log trailer driven by Leamon Jones Jackson broke through the Ochilochhee Flyover bridge on the County Line road Wednesday about 4 p.m. The truck fell roughly twenty feet to the river bank. Jackson was seriously injured, not yet fully conscious, though resting more comfortably the following morning. The 180 Federal truck trailer was damaged.

Ochilochhee Fflyer Leamon Jones Jackson State Patrol Petreety Jackson Federal Jackeon

Prophetic Bible Series Offices Sunday Themes

A Sunday morning message outlines the start of a Gentile age and announces the following week’s topics on Palestine in Prophecy and History and The Jew of Yesterday Today and Tomorrow, focusing on God’s provision for Israel.

Palestine Israel

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