South Georgia Methodist Conference hears on ministerial vows and temperance debate
The South Georgia Conference held sessions from 4 to 6 p m with Rev W L Buffington Paine College Augusta citing student achievements and urging support for Negro Christian education Nine ministers were admitted to full connection and 16 embryo ministers were admitted on trial The conference discussed total abstinence from alcohol amid editorial remarks by Bishop Hamimaker and Roy Gardner clarified public reports Bishop Arthur J More addressed vows ministers must take to serve God and guide the ministry in faith and discipline
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Buffington
Paine College
Augusta
J. Frederick Wilson
Tennille
Commission On
South Georgia Methodists
Ace A
Euceyen
South Georgia Methodist Ence Board
Souay
Focusiay Board
Roy Gardner
Ma‘poard
N Gardner
Christian Advocate
Wilbur E. ‘Hamimaker
San Francisco
South Georgia
Samuel Sidney —Buchanan
Valdosta
Carl Eugene Cariker
Charles C. Edmundson
John Clark Pafford, Jr
Columbus
William H. Littleton
Gilbert Lee Ramsey
Thomasville
Thomas J. McCullough, Jr
Jack D. Smith
Waycross
James D. Aycock
Dublin
Arthur J. More
Embryo ministers admitted on trial plus Spivey address
The article notes sixteen embryo ministers admitted on trial across multiple districts with remarks from Bishop Moore urging diligence. It also reports Dr. Ronald V. Spivey of Wesley Chapel London addressing the conference on the difference between almost a Christian and altogether a Christian, citing John Wesley's experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Moore
Claude G. Haughabook
Montezuma
Americus
Charles Hillis
Macon
Columbus
John Bagwell
Asbury
Dublin
William R. Edwards, Jr
Fort Alley
Charles.e. Elam
Wiliam A. McClellan
Joseph B. Laniér
al R. Crumpler
Rineson
Ted P. Griner
Rocky Ford
Svanish
Kermit E. Clayton
Blakely
Ralph Porterfield, Jr
Al‘bany
Harold Raines
Metcalfe
Reese Turrentine
Thomas‘ville
Thomasville
R. E. ‘Dorsey
Nashville
John R. ‘Howard
Valdosta
Spivey
Ronald V. Spivey
Wesley Chapel
City Road
London
John Wesley
England
Geor
Alderswate
John Wesley Spivey
Christ Christian
Advent of Natural Gas Discussed by City Officials
A conference yesterday between the City Commission and City Manager with engineering and fiscal representatives reviewed gas installation plans. The Mayor said progress is closer, with a Pelham conference planned between cities, and a plant to serve all city customers expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
Pelham
County Officers Attend Fish Fry at Reichert Place
More than thirty county officers and guests joined Neilly Reichert and Hudson Norman for a fish fry at the Charlie Reichert place in the Glasgow settlement near Monticello road. They served fish and other foods, with Reichert and Norman working at the market until after seven to handle produce and cars. Local Lake Jackson bream were caught nearby for the event, some as large as two hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neilly Reichert
Hudson Norman
Charlie Reichert
Glasgow
Monticello Road
Reichert
Norman
Kirk Beckham
Lake Jackson
Thomasville Trooper Wins Revolver at Georgia Officers Meet
Trooper R K Jones from Thomasville won a .38 Detective Special revolver at the Georgia Peace Officers association convention held in Albany on May 29. Sgt P B Dixon and Trooper Jones attended the event from Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Peace Officers Association
R. K. Jones
Thomasville
P. 8
Dixon
Jones
Albany
Prayer Service At Vashti School
The mid week prayer service will be held at the pavilion at Vashti School. The service begins promptly at 8:00. Mr John Faircloth a teacher of the Young People Bible class will lead the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vashti School
John Faircloth
Young People’s Bible Class
Mrs Dillinger's Piano Pupils Recital At High School
Margaret Dillinger presents her piano pupils in a recital at the high school auditorium on Thursday June 5 at 8 30 pm. The public is invited.
Bethany Bible Class Plans June Meeting at Myrtle Drive
The Bethany Bible Class will meet at 8 p m Thursday June 5 at the home of Mrs Bill Kennington on Myrtle Drive to discuss lessons and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
Bethany Bible
Bill Kennington
Myrtle Drive
Local residents and travelers arrive for events and visits
Mr. Robert Clark visits the Baker Village Methodist Conference with the Jackson family. Mrs. Gerald Peck and son Peter head to Harvard graduation. Miss Mary Jo Sumner travels to Washington DC to visit relatives. Messia W. Stewart and Loren Teate depart for Seattle for Kiwanis Convention. Hilda Hood visits from Brooksville. Wallas Clark returns from North Georgia College for summer. A. L. Stewart recovers from surgery. The Redferns and Reid Redfern head to Athens for graduation. Sara Elizabeth Clements born at Archbold Memorial Hospital. mother Inez Dowling identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clark
J. R. Jackson
Baker Village
Mary Jo Sumner
Barwick
L. J. Sumner
Washington, D. DC
J. C. Hannon
W. R. Sumner
Moultrie
Wallas Clark
North Georgia College
Dahlonega
W.E. Redfern
Vern Redfern
Athens
Reid Redfern
The
University of Georgia
William Clements
Sara Elizabeth
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Clements
Inez Dowling
Truck Used by Escaping Convicts Found Near Funston
The milk-hauling truck used by two white boys who escaped from the County Farm Sunday afternoon was found abandoned near Funston after having been left in Colquitt County. The vehicle had no tag and missing front fenders with evidence they drove it to Furston and fled from an abandoned house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funston
Colquitt County
Furston
Few Openings Left for Boys YMCA Summer Camp
A few openings remain for the boys YMCA Summer Camp at the Thomas County Youth Camp from June 22 to July 65. Interested applicants can call the YMCA for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Thomas County
Observations on the steel strike and constitutional risk
The piece warns that seizure of steel mills and looming emergency laws threaten constitutional government. It cautions against special laws giving the president extra powers and warns of potential despotism if strong groups press for favorable treatment at national expense. Congress must weigh stakes to avoid surrendering birthright for pottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Executive Branch
Land
Supreme Court
Thomasville High School Class of 1952 Graduation
The Class of 1952, 73 graduates, received diplomas at the municipal auditorium with cap and gown attire in white for girls and maroon for boys. Speeches highlighted opportunity and citizenship, with awards for good citizenship, history, oration, and English prizes. Valedictorian Rosemund Coram delivered the farewell. diplomas were presented by Harrell Guy as the class officers and colors blue and yellow defined the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Leath
Thomasville High School
Municipal Auditorium
Board of Education
Paul Brooks Leath
Tommy Moore
Dell McQuaig Sanders
W. Fred Scott Jr
Thomasville
American Legion
Julian Neel
James Hampton .Mathews
Pavo
Ralph Smith
Rosemund Coram
Joyce Hart
U. S
Mary Elizabeth Gandy
J. Furman Stewart
Mac Vann
Federated Junior Womens Club
Vergil Mchae
Eugenia House
Peter Hodkinson
Betty Josephine McBride
Hicks
Clas
Harrell Guy
Diverse cooperative training diploma awarded to ten students
The article lists officers and a group of names including Tommy Moore and Mary Gandy with a note that ten students earned the Diversified Cooperative Training certificate alongside the regular diploma, describing it as a school based program combining elements of varied training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Moore
Mary Gandy
Rose- Joyce Hart
Joyce Neely
Joyce Mund Coram
Héws
Sibyl Middleton
Nancy Starling
Glenda White
Wanda Bryer
Sally Forester
Barbara Frederic
Mary Ann Garner
Sara Dell Gibson
Ruth Harvard
Eleanor, Hughes
Kathleen Redfern
McQuaig Sanders
Bruce Cherry
Lee Neel
Johnsbrough
Ann Crowther
Janet Winn
TEL Class Meets at First Baptist Church
The TEL Class of the First Baptist Church holds its monthly meeting at 8 p.m. on Thursday June 5 at Mrs. R J Chastain's home 423 Fletcher St All members urged to attend for training and work credits Certificates were awarded by Principal Garner to Hyacinthia Griffen Bozeman Dorothy Joan Davis Trixie June Griffen Alice Mae Moncrief Bobby Corine Shores Margaret Singletary Bettie Joyd Browe Margaret Rose Welch Thomas Vinson and Benjamin Louisa Young
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Joan Baumann
Mia
Hyacenthia Griffin Boseman
Elizabeth Louis Brascil
Sarah Amanda Bryer
Martha Alice Burton
Rosemund
Alwayne Coram
Dorothy Joanne Davis
Mary Elizzabth Gandy
Shirley Beth Griffin
Trixye
June Griffin
Dorothy Pauline
Guion
Joyce Ruth Guy
Rozettle Hancock
Harriet Joyce Hart
Martha Anne Holland
Rachel Eugenia House
Joyce Elizabeth Hubbard
Joan Elizabeth Lindsey
Betty Josephine McBride
Dorothy Louise McKinnon
Elizabeth Ode
First Baptist Church
R. J. Chastain
Fletcher St
Garner
Mrs. Hyacinthia
Griffen Bozeman
Dorothy Joan Davis
Trixie June Griffen
Alice Mae Moncrief
Bobby Corine Shores
Margaret Singletary
Bettle Joyd Browe
Margaret Rose Welch
Thomas Vinson
Curtis
Benjamin Louisa Young
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Peter Peck
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Messia. W
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Luren Teate
Seattle
Mrs. Teate
Northwest
Hilda Hood
Brooksville, Fla
Arnold Paulk
A. L. Stewart
Ochlocknee
Lee Kelly
Daniel Kelly
Adriane
Montgomery
By Lee E. Kelly
Milton Chris Blane
Walter Jackson Burgess
Clifford Lamar Clay
Thomas Vinson Curtis Lowell Thomas Daniell
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Gerald Livingston Delaney
Dudley Forrest Dixon
James Keller Harper, Jr
Walter Kent Hil
Peter Hodkinson II
Harold Bryan Holland
James Robert Holton
Billy Carter Johnson
Durward
Max Jones
Joseph Arthur Knapp
James Hampton Matthews
Harry Lacey Mills, Jr
John Thomas Moore
Rudolph Pearson
Marvin Joel Podem
Bryan Mavey Powell
John Henry Ragan
Hugh
National Honor Society
Lsted
William McTier
T.E.L
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Bermuda
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