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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1951
Page
4
A columnist shifts from the standard June graduate counsel to address 1950 college graduates. He urges patience, persistence, and realism as graduates adjust to the marketplace, noting that success takes years, effort, and steady direction rather than quick leaps.
The Methodist Daily Vacation Bible School began Monday in Donalsonville with strong attendance. Superintendent Mrs Earle Moseley leads a staff including Kin dergarten Mrs C C Herrington and others. Classes cover Stories About Jesus Jesus the Friend of Children We Would Follow Jesus and Exploring the Bible with Intermediates. Refreshments provided by the Woman's Society of Christian Service and Wesleyan Service Guild.
Representative Wheeler of Georgia says Congress slows when the weather grows hot. He notes major legislation piles up for June and July as both parties delay action, while members stay busy with votes and mail responses.
A historical radio lineup lists on air times and program blocks from sign on at 6 30 through 7 45 with news weather music variety shows and special hosts including Mrs Jarrell Giorgio Crane Vaughn Monroe Bing Crosby and Sagebrush Cowboys among others. The schedule features morning news periods Luncheon Melodies and Parade of Quartets plus evening sports news and Music of Manhattan.
Atlanta's thirteen year old Jacquelyn Marre known as the Valentine Girl travels to Florida for a two week vacation paid by the Exchange Club. She suffers from brain cancer and was given a foot long city key. The family includes her parents two brothers and a sister. A beach cottage is provided for their stay.
The French General staff reported Vietminh losses of about 1 600 dead and 2 700 wounded with 800 prisoners, while French losses reached 150 killed and 200 wounded with six officers killed. France estimated 2 000 more casualties from air and naval strikes as Ninh Binh forces crossed the Day river at dawn.
An open house is held Sunday at the Meigs Methodist Parsonage in Meigs Georgia. The event invites local residents to tour the home and learn about its history and plans for future use.
Barwick Georgia native Charles E Caldwell formerly MSgt in Barwick is recalled to active duty as a captain on April 11 after discharge. The Burtonwood Beacon article notes his oath by Lt Col Everett C Wessman at the Air Inspector's Office and his nine years in service with assignments at Keesler San Diego and Kelly Field among others. He married Helen Green in 1946 and has two children Jan and Charles Stephen.
Thomas County Vocational School Director Paul Sewell announced that classes for Negro veterans begin June 15 at Douglas High School under state and Veterans Administration approval. Two courses are masonry and plastering and woodworking carpentry, from 1 to 7 pm, Monday through Friday. An information meeting is set for 7 pm Wednesday at the Douglas High School auditorium.
Rep. Preston of Georgia will sail Thursday for a three week Paris conference as adviser to the U S Delegation to UNESCO. The United Nations body will focus on education, science and culture with work for the next two years, and the event starts June 18.
Local notice lists city phone numbers for police fire light plant city manager clerk treas sheriff's office and ambulance. Bank of Thomas County promotes loans for personal business mortgage and other needs with FDIC backing.
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