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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1964

Page

7

Gail Welch to Wed Herman Talmadge Jr.

Mr and Mrs A J Welch announce the engagement of their daughter Gail Pope Welch to Herman Eugene Talmadge Jr son of US Senator and Mrs Herman E Talmadge Lovejoy The couple plan a August 1 wedding at the First Baptist Church of McDonough.

Gail Welch Herman Talmadge Jr University of Georgia Sigma Nu Fraternity Phi Kappa Literary Society Georgia Military Academy Talmadge Eugene Almadge McRae Eugene Talmadge Clinton Shingler Ashburn Mr. Shingler First Baptist Church of McDonough

Visit to Moscow and Krasnodar Reveals Mixed Views on USSR

A Georgia women’s delegation reports on their USSR trip including Moscow May Day, Red Square walks, and visits to the Kremlin. They critique food, housing, and propaganda while noting gracious hosts and glimpses of behind the scenes poverty and state control.

Moscow Glenn Segars United States Ussr Georgia Red Square Segars Khrushchev Great Kremlin Palace Women's Committee Zarubin Communist Party Nadia Kulikova Krasnodar Poland Associated Press Preston Grover Kremlin Augusta Louis K. Bell Russia Richmond County USS R Soviet Union

Kennedy Collins Duo Honored At Prewedding Parties

Miss Kennedy and Mr. Rollins plan a ceremony at First Baptist Church this evening. Rehearsal dinner at Scott Hotel featured yellow daisies and perfume favors. Guests included Kennedy and Rollins families with numerous relatives and friends. An informal open house at the Kennedy home is planned Sunday afternoon to view gifts.

Miss Kennedy Mr. Rolins First Baptist Church Scott Hotel Mack Rollins J. L. Roberts Sr Bill Brinson Frank Roberts Louis F. Kennedy Mary Anne Kennedy Frank Kennedy Rollins Jeanette Keyton Rebecca Terry Tommy Faircloth Jeretha Andrews Betsy Cone Fred Scott Jr Neil Crawford Bob Preston Douglas Roger Rollins Bill Daniels Jim Jolly Tony Smith Mrs. Kennedy

Dillon Church Announces Bible School Schedule

Daily Vacation Bible School planned by Dillon Presbyterian Church led by Rev. Robert M. Mathews runs from 8 45 to 11 each morning for a week starting June 8. Mrs. Tom Duren heads the program with assistance from the pastor. Open to all denominations.

Dillon Presbyterian Church Robert M. Mathews Tom Duren

Church Circles Set Weekly Meetings

Local churches announce a schedule of weekly circle meetings. Dawson Street Baptist circles meet Monday evenings. First Presbyterian circles meet Monday afternoon and evening in church rooms. First Methodist lists multiple circles with varied times, meals, and hostesses Monday to Wednesday. First Baptist notes a Tuesday circle of the Woman's Missionary Union.

Dawson Stret Baptist Lottie Moon Eunice Heath Avon Hudson Grace McBride First Presbyterian L. B Harvard Cecil Palin Celetta McKay Charles Watt Sr Fellowship Hall Mary Frances Gay Curtis Culpepper J. S. Inman C. J. Crawford J. C. Knepton Wallace Tucker Church Library

Return the loaf to pan and bake longer

If the loaf sounds hollow when tapped after removing from the pan, place it back in the pan and bake it again for the necessary additional time until done.

Wwer Duplicate Club To Meet Tonight

On Saturday night at 7:30 p.m. the local Duplicate Club will hold mixed and pair championships with strong turnout from South Georgia and North Florida players. A Dutch treat dinner is at 6:30 p.m. at the country club. reservations should be made in advance. Women’s pairs may play but only in fractional master points.

South Georgia North Florida

Hospital Admits Local Residents Including Five Names

Admitted to Archbold Memorial Hospital on Friday were Richard Earl Taylor of Tacmsyle Preston M. Walker of Monticello Florida Mrs Thurman R Tillman of Norman Park Mrs Frank Morris of Bainbridge and Albert Strickland of Moultrie.

Archbold Memorial Hospital Richard Earl Taylor Tacmsyle Preston M. Walker Monticello Fla Thurman R. Tillman Norman Park Frank Morris Bainbridge Albert Strickland Moultrie

Thomas Co 4 Hers Win District Youth Assembly Press Awards

South Georgia students Florence Brinker and Neal Chism earned district press delegate honors for coverage of the Youth Assembly at the Georgia State Capitol. Brinker led Thomasville Tri-Hi-Y reporting. Chism, Pelham Hi Y coverage for weekly papers.

South Georgia Sponesrehin Vo Cate of Georgia Thomasville YMCA Florence Brinker Washti School Atlanta Brinker George S. Everett Alpha Beta Tri-Hy Lenita Wixson Thomas County Times- Enterprise Dispatch Tral Chuck Billings, Jr Ymca Hi-Y Thomasville High Margaret Neel Youth Assembly Eugenia Hogg Dana Dobbs Brinker J A. V. Robinson Hudson N. H Vashtrs Alpha M.Y.F Thomasville Youth Assembly Emily R. Jerger Times U. S&nterprise Womens Pierson Billings Neal Chism Pelham J. B. Chism Neal Glenn Truluck Pelham High School Schol

Thomas County 4-H Members Attend South Georgia Forest Camp

Three Thomas County 4 11 Club members join the South Georgia Forest Camp at Camp Waycross. Nancy Smith of Coolidge and Nancy Vickers of Thomasville attend as county representatives. Vickers leads the Thomas County Council and New Hope Club, while Smith serves the Coolidge club. Mary Jo Smith of Coolidge, a district 4 H Council officer, helps the camp supervisor Gene Grimes from Tifton. District officers oversee assembly and vesper programs.

Thomas County Gene Grimes Tifton

Twenty two THS students win National Education honor

Twenty two Thomasville High School ninth and tenth graders earned awards for placing in the nation’s top ten percent on the National Educational Development test. Tenth graders include Deborah E Black Martha S Haslam Susan E Howorth Reba C Luke Lassie A Mims Barbara Rockwell Stanaland Seery Len Willis. Ninth graders honored are Samuell Calhoun Brenda G Carden Carl E Copeland Tom C Ellington William D Galther Adam W Haslam Roy M Lilly Royal A McGraw Ronald N Murphy Martina Neel Rebecca Reichert William D Sumner Dean F Taylor Elizabeth A Wine.

Thomasville High School Deborah E. Black Martha S Haslam Susan E Howorth Reba C. Luke Lassie A. Mims Barbara Rockwell Stanaland Seery Len Willis Samuell Calhoun Brenda G. Carden Carl E. Copeland Tom C. Ellington William D. Galther Adam W Haslam Roy M. Lilly Royal A. McGraw Ronald N. Murphy Martina Neel Rebecca Reichert William D. Sumner Dean F. Taylor Elizabeth A. Wine

Area families report multiple births at Archbold Memorial

Mr and Mrs Wendell L Dollar route one Cairo announce a son born June 4 at Archbold Memorial Hospital. Mrs Dollar formerly Doris Hall. Mr and Mrs Thomas L Folsom 725 S Hansell Street city announce a son born June 4 at Archbold Memorial Hospital. Mrs Folsom formerly Becky Colding. Mr and Mrs John L Taylor 326 N Spair Street city announce a daughter born June 4 at Archbold Memorial Hospital. Mrs Taylor formerly Bobbie Jean Curbey. Mr and Mrs Earl R Wooley 1725 Smith Avenue city announce a son born June 4 at Archbold Memorial Hospital. Mrs Wooley formerly Margie Johnson.

Wendell L. Dollar Rt. 1 Cairo Archbold Memorial Hospital Thomas L. Folsom S. Hansell Street City John L. Taylor N. Spair Street Taylor Bobbie Jean Curbey Earl R. Wooley Smith Avenue Wooley Margie Johnson

Pelham High Clubs Elect Officers for 1964 65

Pelham High School clubs have elected officers for the 1964 65 term and outlined plans for fall activities. Senior Tri Hi Y officers include Iris Hembree as president with Dianne Turner Lynette Alligood Sue Taylor and Teggy Stevens in key roles. Glenn Tru lock Hi Y names Kenneth Leggett as president and Hal Lunsford Eddie Gurley Don Tennyson and Buddy Williams in deputy posts.

Pelham High Clubs Pelham Pelham High School Iris Hembree Dianne Turner Lynette Alligood Sue Taylor Teggy Stevens Glenn

Dear Abby Column: Falling in Love and Household Strife

A reader asks how to hold a date who asks for proof of love and another wonders about a husband who fawns for his dead mother on Mother's Day. Abby counsels to drop the suitor, to address symbolic Lift issues, and to move on from framing gifts. Additional letters discuss framing gifts, past-husband inquiries, and requests for Abby's guidance materials.

Abby Roanoke

Moore Golden Anniversary Celebrated at Hall Road

On June 14 1964 Mr and Mrs Irvin Moore will celebrate their fifty year marriage with a reception at the home of their daughter Mrs D L Phelps on Hall Road Relatives and friends are invited to attend from 3 to 6 pm no formal cards are being sent

Irvin Moore D. L. Phelps Hall Road

Boston Baptists Plan Bible School

Vacation Bible School begins Monday June 8 at Boston Baptist Church announced by Rev. Charles Ray Dampeer. Sessions run daily 6 30 to 11 30 am with commencement exercises set for Friday night at 8 o clock.

Boston Baptist Church Charles Ray Dampeer

Also Mentioned on This Page

L Lovejoy Blanton Hill Welch McDonough Senie Pope Butts County Aline Homer Pope Miss Welch Brenau College Brenau Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority Tau Sigma Dance Fraternity Brenau Orchestra and Chorus YWCA Henry County The Atlanta Civic Ballet By Emily R. Jerger Union of Soviet Socialistic Republics Soviet Women's Committee Nina Popova Intourist Soviet Travel Agency Kennedy Faircloth Mr. Crawford Peggy Pippin Keyton Fain Conely Miss Terry Preston Miss Andrews Daniels Mr. Jolly Smith Miss Cone Scott Dillon Church Bible School Wwer Pelham Hornets THS SR S Rae Bagh Abigail van Buren Seymour Los Angeles Calif Moore Boston Baptists Plan Bible School
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