Emory University graduates honored with journalism and service roles
The article profiles several graduates and their affiliations. Marion receives his Bachelor of Arts in Theology while active in Eta Psi and Chi social and honorary groups. Kelly of 294 Bartow Street begins work June 15 with the Constitution news staff after serving with Emory Wheel. Turrentine, son of J A Turrentine, will work with Emory University Hospital after part time student work, and was a member of Sigma Pi and Sigma Delta Chi. Washington, son of Walter Washington, a Phi Delta Theta member and Emory E Club, is noted as an outstanding athlete returning to Atlanta for work.
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Miss Holloway to graduate at Wesleyan today
Miss Luese Holloway of Thomasville will receive the P. F. A. degree in acting at Wesleyan University graduation today. She has been active in the Speech Club Sezibés honorary group and served as class social chairman vice-president and associate editor of the yearbook and campus newspaper Watchtower. Her parents Dr and Mrs W C Holloway and sister travel from Macon to attend the service and plan to return home tonight.
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Local residents mingle at graduations and vacations
A parade of trips and commencements fills the weekend, with families such as the Dekles Billy Burgesss and Sidneys traveling to mountains Jacksonville Beach Fla and Athens Ga to attend graduations and visit relatives. Attendees include Joanne Davis Louise Holloway Polly Mitchell Missy Mitchell D. A Wilcox Marion Thomas and others across Valdosta Atlanta Augusta Clinton and Athens.
Freshman Weslayan Joins Graduation and Visitors at Mercer
Miss Joanne Moreland completes her freshman year at Weslayan College Macon and spends a week at Myrtle Beach. Forbes Davis receives his B S degree in physical education at Mercer University Macon. Grace Ward Water is born to Mrs. J E Watson and Lucile Lassiter Whigham. Marshall Lanter receives his commission as first lieutenant in the ROTC at Presbyterian College Clinton South Carolina.
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Mercer University
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Emory and UGA Graduates Highlight Weekend
Mrs H H Callahan attended Emory University services where son Jimmy Callahan earned an A B degree and will serve as supply minister this summer Hamlin Callahan Jr left for Jacksonville after finishing his junior year Geraldine Feinberg graduated at the University of Georgia Athens with a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism Mr and Mrs Feinberg attended her ceremony
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Bill Thomas
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Emory University
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H. H. Callahan
Jimmy Callahan
Hamlin Callahan, Jr
Jacksonville
Albert Feinberg
Geraldine
University of Georgia, Athens
Final Rites Held At Ashburn For Mr O H Payne
Funeral services for O. H. Payne brother of J. C. Payne of this city were held at Live Oak Methodist Church near Ashburn this afternoon at 2 o clock. Burial followed in the Live Oak Cemetery family plot. Mr Payne was stricken suddenly in Ashburn on Friday. Mr J C Payne and his wife and daughter Mrs L W Moreland are in attendance at the services.
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You Can Change The World Film Shown Here Tonight
A 30 minute 16 mm feature titled You Can Change The World will be shown tonight at 8 PM in the Police Court Room Municipal Building. The documentary stars Eddie Rochester Aridergon Jack Benny Bing Crosby and others with a song by Burke and Van Housen directed by Leo McCarey and produced by William Perlberg. Those interested in booking it or seeing the film for discussion may contact Mrs John D Has Hagen at 120 S Dawson St or call promptly. Ministers are especially invited.
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Spies and State Department Critics Spark Cold War Echoes
The text argues that both Roosevelt and Truman eras discouraged espionage probes, yet investigations proceeded and fueled belief in deep government corruption. It blames officials for undermining anti spy efforts, cites McCarthyism, and claims Stalin's deception aided U.S. vulnerability, warning of another war and criticizing lenient treatment of spies.
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Pupil Recital Presented By Mrs Margaret Dillinger At High School
Pupil performers were featured in a Saturday night piano recital at the High School Auditorium for parents and friends. Selections included The Woodpecker, March of the Wild Geese, Fairy Queen Waltz, Norwegian Country Dance, and The Little Nig ar. The program highlighted individual pieces from students such as Judy Jordan, Carolyn Newman, Leta Dempsey, Nancy McCall, and Janis Horne among others.
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the Woodpecker
Diana Lynn Dillinger
Steadman
Frost Gladdie
Carolyn Newman
Jolly Hollander
Tillery
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Scotts On Extensive Trip With Graduation And Vacation
The J C Scout family begins a long automobile trip today to New Orleans then Texas and finally Mexico. Mary Edna Scott plans to enter Sophie Newcomb College in the fall. Carey Scott, class president, eyeing North Carolina State or Georgia Tech, joins Ethel Scott at Green Cove Camp in North Carolina before returning for her college start on June 22.
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Sophie Newcomb College
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North Carolina State
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Green Cove Camp
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Local Graduates Earn Class President Honors In Two States
Dr and Mrs d J Collins celebrate two children achieving top roles. Jack Collins led the St Leo s College Preparatory School graduating class in Florida while Patricia Collins presided over St Mary Academy Monroe Michigan. Patricia has attended St Mary Academy on an honor scholarship for four years and has served as class president each year.
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Renew Licenses as Expiration Date Near
Georgia drivers face June 30 1949 deadline. Sgt P S Dixon urges Thomasville and Grady county residents to renew at county posts from 9 to 5 or use blanks sent by a deputy with a portable validating machine. Renewals before expiration prevent embarrassment of outdated licenses.
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Miller to Speak on Consumer Credit at Bankers Conference
W J Miller, vice president of the Commercial Bank, will discuss consumer credit at the Georgia Bankers Association Study Conference in Atlanta from Monday to Wednesday. Henry S Cohen, executive vice president of Moultrie National Bank, will cover public and personnel relations. Other southeastern and New York bankers also are listed as speakers.
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