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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1949
Page
10
The YMCA outlines a summer weekly calendar noting daily swim sessions for different age groups and skill levels, from 10:15 A.M. to 8:00 P.M., with separate slots for girls, boys, juniors, and seniors. Sunday offers a men's Bible class and lobby games, plus reservations for Piney Woods Camp and municipal tennis courts. Outdoor activities to be announced later.
Chicago Beltone advertises the Phentomold device that lets deaf users hear without any visible ear button. It promises clear sound for songs sermons and work, plus social comfort. The ad offers a free brochure and home trial from Beltone, Dept. 40, 1450 W. 19th St.
Mrs Georgia Neese Clark of Richland Kansas is identified by White House aides as the chosen candidate for U S treasurer. She is a Democratic national committeewoman from Kansas and was photographed by AP.
Presby terian Women of the Donalsonville Church in Bainbridge Ga held their annual Birthday party and mission offering. The gift supported the American Bible Society and missions in Brazil. Mrs Homer Goodwin presided as a worship service led by a time of devotion followed by refreshments in the assembly hall.
Twenty six Yeank Walton disciples returned from a Creek near Bainbridge with perch and catfish after a sunny outing led by Chaplain James C. Richardson. The cinema bill features The Wizard of Oz with a cartoon and news reel.
Mrs. J. W. Brunson announced plans to present Bibles for reading memory, highlighting a local community event and charitable gesture.
Ada Jane Tompkins daughter of Mr and Mrs G D Tompkins 90 Washington Street will receive the Bachelor of Music degree majoring in voice from Wesleyan Conservatory on June 6. A recent voice recital drew favorable notes from Macon critics. She plans to teach voice and pursue further study after graduation. Mr and Mrs George Tompkins will travel to Macon to attend the ceremony.
Miss Christine Susan Zeigler daughter of Mr and Mrs George Zeigler of Thomastown and James Nixon Daniel Jr of Chipley wed at The First Baptist Church Tallahassee with Dr Harold G Sanders officiating The reception followed at the Tallahassee Woman's Club with elaborate white floral decor and a three tiered cake The couple plans a Gainesville Florida home and a June 12 arrival date devait of a rose crepe travel suit for the bride and a law student groom from Washington and Lee University with attendees from Thomasville Waycross Perry and other Florida cities
Sonalsonville June 6 The Credit Women's Breakfast Club met at the Stephen Decatur Hotel with Mary Fitch presiding. Resolutions were unanimously adopted and the main project set as donating five dollars monthly to the Youth Center. A convention fund was created for the Miami Florida convention next April with each member pledging ten dollars. Plans include attending the convention and securing an educational course teacher for fall.
Milledgeville state hospital doctors postpone walkout until at least Wednesday after meeting of the state Security Board. The dispute centers on whether the hospital should be run by a business administrator or by doctors, with Gov. Herman Talmadge urging an amicable resolution.
Washington reports Mayor James Peterson of Super tends in Georgia unmasked three Ku Klux Klan members in street regalia after a call warned of wanderers. The three men were jailed and charged with a misdemeanor. Peterson, linked to former Representative Hugh Peterson, planned to meet the President after his son’s Naval Academy graduation. Grand Dragon Samuel Green protested the mayor’s actions as civil rights violation. The men face a court date in Soperton on June 13.
In St Lo France on June 6 AP recalls five years of conflict with Americans and locals mourning lost friends while highlighting the cost of freedom. The writer urges unity, rebuilding, and a shared resolve to advance liberty without seeking world domination.
The regular meeting of the VFW Auxiliary will be held tomorrow night Tuesday at 8 00 p m at the VFW Hall Bla ne building All members are urged to be present Mrs Frances Hughes
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