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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1950
Page
7
An advertisement claims a shirt made from the finest fabrics with meticulous stitching and tailored fit. It lists available colors including white and notes prices from 3.50 to 3.75 dollars.
The advertisement touts Sheer Magic garments suitable for dress with a tie or casual wear. It highlights sheer weights in colors and patterns for beach and vacation use with prices from 2.95 to 4.75 dollars.
Plan a benefit Bridge and Canasta party Thursday at 8 p.m. at the legion home North Broad Street. Entry is 1.00 per player with reservations to Mrs. Lennon Marchant or Mrs. Frank Herring by Wednesday afternoon. Grand door prize and high score prizes at each table. Funds go to a worthy cause.
Bernace B. Earp Jr son of Mr and Mrs B B Earp Sr 611 EK Monroe street graduated Monday June 5 from Florida State University with a Bachelor of Science in Social Welfare Doak S Campbell president awarded the degree Ambassador Henri Bonnet delivered the principal address Earp was a charter member and past lieutenant commander of Sigma Nu and a member of the Social Work Club
Hazel Inez Milton announced her engagement to Robert Douglas Stewart at a barbecue hosted by her parents in Sacramento. The couple plan a late August wedding. Milton is a McClatchy High School graduate employed by The Bee, while Stewart studies physics at Sacramento State College and belongs to Alpha Sigma Phi.
Miss Mina Jo Powell daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C A Powell of 315 Gordon Avenue graduated from Florida State University in a class of 665 on June 5 with a Bachelor of Science in Public Administration. Ambassador Henri Bonnet of France spoke as principal speaker. Powell belonged to Krary Public Administration Society Frohsman Flunkies Syrius and Pi Alpha Sigma, honoring scholarship character leadership and service.
The Bethany Bible Class of First Baptist Church will hold its regular monthly business meeting Thursday evening June 8 at Mrs. James Parra’s Cassidy Road home. All members urged to attend.
The column reviews progress on gym and field facilities as summer work continues. Grass coverage, topsoil, and new lighting at softball and baseball areas are noted along with ongoing construction on the East Side and a revamp of Broad Street including Neel Building changes. The piece highlights stadium seating, street paving for school entries, and downtown modernization efforts.
Mrs J B Maxwell admitted to Archbold Memorial hospital. James BE Elkins and Adam Arnold treated there. Fred Posey from Stetson University visiting family. Joyce Hubbard to Marianna for a few days. Pvt Earnest E Heald home before overseas duty. Julia Willingham arrives for summer with parents. Mrs CG Crawford returned from a Georgia convention. C L Massey seriously ill at Archbold. Dr Rudolph Bell and son Mardre back from Washington DC meeting. Maurice Parramore graduates Abraham Baldwin and Maurice Parramore also graduates. Bernace Earp earns BS in Social Welfare at FSU. Steve Zalumas earns BS in Education. Tommy Dixon recovering after appendectomy. Chastain family attends Shirley Chastain graduation from UGA with BS in Education.
Across four city blocks drivers report empty spots during peak times while off hours offer easier parking. Readouts show consistent crowding and longer search times, with curbside restrictions affecting nearby commuters.
Three Thomasville students earned Mercer University degrees in Monday exercises. James G. Gainey received a Juris Doctor degree and will join his father attorney J J Gainey in practice. Forbes Davis earned AB in Chemistry with a PE minor and plans to work with Davis Meter Repair. Finn Groover Jr earned a Bachelor of Arts in Education and was active in Lambda Chi and campus life.
Thomasville resident and Plant Manager J V Morrison celebrates 30 years in telephony. He began June 1 1920 in Savannah and worked in Atlanta and Valdosta before moving to Thomasville in 1949. He and his family live at 214 Church Drive. A gold pin with six stars will honor his long service to the company and subscribers.
The Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle will hold a call meeting on Wednesday June 7 at 8 p.m. at the Odd Fellows Hall. All members are urged to be present for this important gathering. Bobbie Lee Wheeler Secretary.
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