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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1949
Page
10
Jeff falls the thousand-foot cliff after a trap forces him over. Connie spots him on a ledge, lowers a rope, and he climbs up to safety. She bursts into tears of relief as he regains his footing, grateful for the rescue and their shared moment.
The Pavo senior class led by Edyo and Miss Jackson toured Savannah Bruns wick Saint Simons Island and Jekyll Island visiting Fort Pulaski Saint Simons Fort Frederica and Okefenokee Swamp Park. The trip combined education and recreation with lunch at Bag and Paper Company and a beach day.
Linda Conley celebrated her sixth birthday with a party hosted by her mother Mrs Curtis Robinson at home. Guests included Bobby Lanter Sharlene Bozeman Wayne Hendrix Saura Coffee Joyce Fletcher Linda Sue Fletcher Mellora Mae Dollar Penny Dollar Marion Dollar Jeannie Brooks Penny Brooks Rustie O Neal Virginia O Neal Benny Sue Banks Patsy Booth Ronney Glover Dennis Finney and J Lapozar.
Vann Atkinson, Georgia Tech senior in textile engineering, was installed as president of Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity. He serves on the Interfraternity Council and Bulldog Club, belongs to the Georgia Tech band, and chairs concert tours. He is the son of Mr and Mrs W K Atkinson of Lovestreet.
Sybil J Smith, 20, daughter of Homer and Mrs. Smith of Coolidge, has earned a Purina and Danforth Foundation scholarship for a month of training at Camp Minimangaca Shelby Michigan and a two week home economics scholarship. A 4 H member since youth, she has excelled in gardening, poultry, calf-raising, canning, sewing and wildlife studies and now is a junior at the University of Georgia majoring in Home Economics.
Patten Georgia June 7. During the last week of school the Patten School faculty were entertained at various social events. Names include Hattie Sanders Leona Hardee Rivera Lowell Esther Kiang Celia Turk Oreta Jones. Hosts included G F Mount Julia Mount James Williams R C Joiner Jim Wilson. Ted Lyons longtime Chicago White Sox pitcher is noted.
Dr. Oxymund Ulvedol of Stavanger Norway, a Methodist pastor and Emory theology student, spoke at Donalsonville First Methodist Church. He contrasted Germany and Rome with the United States as a vessel for the gospel and urged faith in the church.
In 1901 Willie Anderson opened the 321 of Willie Anderson in a historic U S Open year. Bobby Jones and Willie Anderson both won four U S Open titles, matching a record shared by the era’s top players.
A church committee in Ochlocknee prepares a Friday night benefit supper to raise funds for finishing the new church building. The structure cost about 40 000 dollars and is nearly paid for. organizers hope the supper will bolster remaining needs to complete the project. Supper will be served from 7 30 to 9 00 pm.
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