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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1948

Page

7

Girl Scout Camp Heads Named for Summer

The staff for the forthcoming Girl Scout Camp has been announced with Mrs. Harry Owens as director. Mary Chastam leads waterfront activities. nurse Mrs. Vivian Coast. unit staff includes Mrs. Harold Cargin, Mrs. Guy May, Miss Wigman Heisler, Miss Betty Jery, Miss Honey Sykes, Miss Ann Wahi, and Miss Harriet Yeargin. Terry leads camp meals. Brownies and Scouts urged to register by June 15 with Mrs. W. D. Hasty at the Youth Center.

Harry Owens Yallahassee Thomasville Mary Chastam Vivian Coath Girl Scout Camp W. D. Hasty

Post 222 To Install New Officers June 8

The Thomas County Fest 222 American Legion will meet at the Legion Home on Park Front corner Hansell and Grady streets Tuesday night June 8 at 7 30. Installation of incoming officers for 1948 49 will be the main event. An outstanding speaker is expected and fried chicken will be served. Auxiliary ladies are guests and all members and guests are welcome.

Thomas County American Legion Legion Park Front Hansell and Grady Streets Auxiliary

Dawson Street Methodist Women Elect Bible Class Officers

The Dawson Street Methodist Church Women’s Bible Class held its first meeting on Sunday May 23 and elected officers. A capable corps of teachers was secured to teach on alternating Sundays. Mrs W R MecTier led the initiatory lesson and Mrs Rupert McGregor will bring the message next Sunday inviting old members to return and new ones to join.

Dawson Street Methodist Church W. R. MecTier Rupert McGregor Ellis Davis

Thomas County WMU Board To Meet On Tuesday

Thomas County WMU executive board will meet on Tuesday June 8 at 3 p m. All members and each organization are urged to attend to discuss camp plans for the young people. Signed Mrs J Olin Redfern acting superintendent and Mrs Olin Nesmith Young People's director.

Thomas County WMU J. Olin Redfern Olin J. Nesmith Young Peoples

Rebekah Lodge No 20 Plans June Meeting for Elections

Rebekah Lodge No 20 will meet Monday night June 7 at 3 o clock to elect officers. All members are urged to be present. Mrs Earp, Secretary.

Rebekah Lodge No. 20

Artesian Wells At Court House Sited For Water Testing

Supt Henry Mathews uses the old artesian wells in the Court House yard to probe for a soft water layer. Excavations have sparked gossip of oil digging, but officials say the work aims to reduce water softening costs if a deeper soft water strata is found. The effort is ongoing and has not yet succeeded.

Court House Henry Mathews Mathews Figuerd

Graduation of 1948 class honored guest Robert Sherrod

The Thomasville graduation drew many residents as they welcomed former guard and Time writer Robert Sherrod who spoke briefly before leaving for Washington. Attendees noted acoustical issues with the stage microphone and plans to improve sound for future ceremonies. Bryan Wright earned top honors with the Vale dictorian, and William Raiford received the journalism prize and a West Point appointment.

Thomasville Thomasville High Robert Sherrod Washington Sherrod Marine Air Corps Marine Corps Time Magazine Madison Fla Tallaiassee Bryan Wright American Legion DAR Mary Jane Woodward William Russell Raiford West Point

Colored Residence Fire Ravages 227 Alexandria Street

Firefighters reported a colored residence at 227 Alexandria Street burned completely last night around 11 15. The alarm was turned in and upon arrival the house was enveloped in a blaze. The owner was not identified in the available report.

Alexandria St

Vacationing names travel and hometown visits noted

A parade of local residents plan trips and visits with travel to New York Canada and the Great Lakes. Several students and families return home for the summer including Mary Chastain at the University of Georgia, Carianne Gothard in Daytona Beach, and Mitchell family relatives in Thomasville and Columbia.

Margaret Mitchell New York Canada Great Lakes Mary Chastain University of Georgia

Automobile Wreck On Boston Road No One Injured

The state patrol reports a Boston Road accident by Cherokee Lake near 11:30 last night. Dewey L. Griffin stood by his parked car while helping a friend change a tire when a pulpwood truck driven by Richard Dunbar of Thomasville struck Griffin’s vehicle, rolled, and overturned twice over about 240 feet. Dunbar had minor cuts and a drunken driving charge was filed.

State Patrol Boston Road Cherokee Lake Dewey L. Griffin Loomis St Richard Dunbar Thomasville Griffin Dunbar

Jehovah’s Witnesses Begin New Bible Talk Series

Jehovah’s Witnesses announce a four talk series in Thomasville starting tomorrow June 6 at 5 p.m. in Paradise Park band stand. First subject is Learning To Live Forever, with urged attendance for those seeking life everlasting.

Thomasville Jehovah's Witnesses Paradise Park

Drivers License Examiner To Be Here Saturdays

Hugh Lord will be at the State Patrol Headquarters on three Saturdays June 12 June 19 and June 26 during normal business hours to issue or renew drivers licenses. The License Validating Machine will be available so licenses can be validated on site without mailing applications to Atlanta.

Hugh Lord State Patrol Accomodation Examiner Lord Atlanta

Piano Studio Opening Announced for Summer Classes

Margaret D. Dillinger announces the opening of her Piano Studio for Summer Classes at 736 Remington Avenue. Phone 1548 given. The report notes the department said they were away from home at the time it burned.

Margaret D. Dillinger Remington Avenue

First Baptist Vacation Bible School To Open

The First Baptist Church opens its annual Vacation Bible School Monday at nine. The program runs daily through Friday with a second week at East End Branch Church. Director is Mr. J. E. Longino with Rev. T. F. Calloway and Rev. Ben A. Byrd Jr. assisting. many volunteers serve in Junior Primary and Beginner departments.

The First Baptist Church East End J. E. Longino T. F. Calloway Ben A. Byrd East End Branch Ola Fields Ben Byrd, Jr Ben A. Byrd, Jr Shirley Chastain Jane King Ben Byrd T. FF. Callaway Janet Harris John Herring Floyd Griffin, Jr J. M. Longino Claude Rountree Arthur Knapp W. J. Burns FE. B. Easom C. A. Strickland Tom Lear Doris Gothard Vance Jenkins Parkia Frances Garner Chester Belalmy George Williams Herbert Moore Kath. Ice Harper Jacl Chastain KF. Buckner Warl Norman Betty Lou Carleton Mary Huin Taylor Florence Griffin Betty Stephens D. R. Gissendaner General Assembl R. Co. May C. C. Watts Seceretary

Miss Patricia Hiers 11th Birthday Honor Guest

Miss Patricia Elaine Hiers was the honoree at a prom party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. R. 3. Hiers for her 11th birthday. Classmates from the sixth grade attended at 801 8 S. Hansell and brought gifts.

Patricia Hiers Patricia Elaine Hiers R. 3. Hiers Puents Patricia S. Hansell Mrs. Hers Frances Weller

First Baptist WMS Circles Meet Monday

The Circles of the First Baptist Women's Missionary Society will meet Monday June 7 in various homes and at the church. Circle 1 hosts Mrs. Bill Watkins and Mrs. Smith. Circle 2 hosts Mrs. K P McColllum. Circle 3 Mrs. Ernest Johnson. Circle 4 Mrs. J P Boyett and Mrs. Massey. Circle 6 Mrs. Frank Speight and Miss Daisy Neel. Circle 7 Mrs. J A White. Circle 8 at the church 8 o clock. Circle 9 Mrs. J P Davin Claire Drive. Circle 10 at the church 7 o'clock.

First Baptist Women's Missionary Society Bill Watkins Smith K.P. McColllum Ernest Johnson J. P. Boyett Massey Hosters Frank Speight Daisy Neel J. A. White J.P. Davin Claire Drive

Free Will Baptist Church Services This Sunday

Sunday School at 10 with Worship at 11. Young People meet at 6 15. Millweek Prayer Service Thursday night at 8. The public is cordially invited to all these services.

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