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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1954
Page
2
A reflective piece argues high taxes punish wealth creators while rewarding social care. It portrays a successful business owner paying heavy taxes and dividends taxed again, fueling resentment as others gain votes while the system erodes incentive. The narrator urges reform to sustain progress.
The Women's Hospital Auxiliary schedules its final meeting of the season on Tuesday evening to accommodate working members. Reports will be given and adjournment follows for the summer, with note that active work continues by the Auxiliary under James F. Evans.
Fragmentary note from Louisville Georgia on June 7 1984 mentions a warm Tuesday night with partly clear skies and a forecast of showers and possible storms for Wednesday with tiered thunder activity.
Mrs Mamie Barwick Chastain widow of Thomas Mack Chastain died at her Canal Point home after weeks of illness. Funeral service Friday at Canal Point Baptist Church with grandson Rev Patrick Arnold officiating. Interment in West Palm Beach beside her husband who died in 1944. Born November 19, 1876 near Ochlocknee Thomas County. Survived by five sons and three daughters, sixteen grandchildren and several great grandchildren, plus two brothers and two sisters. Remembrance notes come from many in the county after the family moved to Florida in 1924.
Dance students of Mrs Porter's classes will perform in their annual recital Tuesday evening at the Municipal Auditorium. The event opens at 8 p m with no admission charged and the public invited. Elaborate preparations have been made for an attractive show with costumes makeup lighting sets and other accessories coordinating with rehearsals.
Anne Singletary CAP Exchange Cadet from Macon Squadron has been selected as an exchange cadet by the national wing. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Singletary of Meigs, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Singletary, and niece of Bert and Lewis Hall Singletary. She will travel to Pueto.
Mr and Mrs Jesse Blanton welcome a son born Sunday June 6 at Archbold Memorial Hospital. Griffin announce a daughter born Sunday at the local hospital. Airman Charlie T Dollar visits family before reporting to Lake Charles base. Mary Evans returns home after secretarial studies in New York City. Mary Jerger returns from Belmont College and visits parents. James Reid Jr sails for Europe and travels to Quebec for summer abroad. William Cecil Owen III born to Bill Owen Jr and Anne Bidson in Clewiston Florida. Lt Louis G Jerger and an officer guest head to refueling training at West Palm Beach then McDill Field after San Antonio graduation.
Miss Claire Varnedee departs for Montgomery with three Huntingdon classmates for a continental motor trip ending in Lake Louise Canada. The group will visit the resort days then spend summer at Yellowstone National Park. Also notes hospital admissions and CAP cadets exchanges abroad.
The wedding of Joyce Ann Stokes daughter of Mr and Mrs H L Stokes to Private Charles Wesley Baldwin of Ochlochnee occurred Sunday at West Side Baptist Church. Rev R A Bowen officiated as guests watched white gladiolas and pine decor. The bride wore white nylon with lavender orchid corsage. bridesmaids in blue and pink gowns. After a reception the couple departed for a Florida honeymoon before joining Baldwin’s post at Eglin Field Florida.
W D Couch addressed 840 attendees at Municipal Auditorium in Thomasville for a three day Jehovah's Witnesses assembly. He argued civilization's end is near for this generation while reaffirming belief in a New Earth and preaching kingdom work as a witness.
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