Mrs Ned Simmons Wins State Dress Revue at Rock Eagle
Mrs Ned Simmons of Barwick won first place in the state wide home demonstration dress revue at Rock Eagle. The event drew about 1 000 women with 137 entries. She is a Barwick Home Demonstration Club member who makes most of her clothes and mentors children at Barwick Methodist Church. Attending were Ophelia Smith Miss, Guy Willis district chairman, Abner Dorminey voting delegate, J W Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Simmons
Barwick
Rock Hagie
Thomas County
Thomas County Hass
Simmons
Barwick Methodist Church
C. R. Simmons
Thomasville
Rock Eagle
Ophelia Smith
Guy Willis
Home Demonstration Council
Abner Dorminey
J. W. Wright
Social Notes Highlight Locals Visiting and Attending Programs
Personal mentions from the community show Mr. W. R. Lambert in New York attending the Quality Bakers of America Transportation School and returning next week. Joe Craig arrives from New Orleans to visit relatives and attend YMCA Camp for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Neel and daughter Dottie arrive to visit his mother. Miss Fontaine Flowers moves on from Washington to Alexandria to attend final grad dances. Miss Carol Hasty comes from Auburn to summer with her parents and was a Danforth Fellowship candidate. Miss Jane Megahee returns from West Point after June Week, staying with Cadet Koens. Mr. and Mrs. James Murrow Rackley plan to relocate to Atlanta after discharge. he will study at Georgia Tech. Eugene and Paula Jarrett visit before summer at UGA. Eugene earns Alpha Epsilon Delta honor. Local hospital admissions include several named individuals across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R
Bob) Lambert
Flowers Baking Company
New York
Quality Bakers of America Transportation School
Joe Craig
L. B. Craig
New Orleans
Alma B. Craig
Aloe Joseph
Joe Wil
Joseph
M. Neel
Dottie
Burlington
N. C
Clyde Neel
South Broadstreet
Miss Fontaine Flowers
Murray Callahans
Washington, D. C
Episcopal High School
Alexandria
Carol Hasty
Auburn
Gordon L. Hasty
Mise Hasty
William H. Danforth
Canada
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Jane Megahee
Lloyd Megahee
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
Megahee
Darryle L. Koens
Ashland
James Murrow Rackley
James Murrow Rackley Jr
Atlanta
University of Georgia
Eugene
Alpha Epsilon Delta
Garden Center
Grand Central Art School
Brantley
Georgia Tech
National Academy of Design
Europe
Billy Chestnut
Shower Planned for New Boston-Baptist Minister
The Boston Baptist Church will honor its new minister Rev. John Gibbs with a surprise pantry shower Tuesday June 10 from 3 to 5 pm in the pastorium. The WMU sponsors the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Death and Poughree Rites Held for Local Family
Mr and Mrs William L Nor wan of Pelham announce the birth of a daughter in Archival Memorial Hospital Boston. A graveside service for a deceased person from Ocala will be at 2 pm Sunday in Boston Cemetery. Whiddon s Funeral Home handles arrangements.
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Pelham
Boston
Ocala
Frs
Boston’ Cemetery
Whiddon
Dance recital by Mrs Porter students at Municipal Auditorium
Dance pupils presented A World Holiday in Dance featuring international and U S scenes. Soloists included Diane Eason Linda Cray Mary Warren Long Rhys Greene Bonnie Calvin Gail Bulloch Becky Leach and Ronnie Patterson. Group numbers listed with multiple participants across three groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Porter
Municipal Auditorium
United States
Carson Pate
Diane Eason
Linda Cray
Mary Warren Long
Rhys Greene
Bonnie Calvin
Gail Bulloch
Becky Leach
Ronnie Patterson
Lisa Baldwin
Pati Con- Y Laws
Nell
Melissa Davis
Linda Dudynstst
Ley
Ina Kay Friedlander
Debbie Cally Ganas
Elizabeth Guy
Susan Hamrick
Lavinia Lilly
Betty Lise
Mary Lou Thomas
Elaine Goldstein
Carrie Ann Whiddon
Anita Blair
Bonnie Calhoun
Rosalind Feinberg
Elizabeth Flowers
Tali Flowers
Adriane Kelly
Kearsley Langford
Local Art Show Highlights Quitman Thomasville Artists
June 7 1958 Thomasville Georgia locals stage art display at Garden Center with twenty five pieces from Quitman artists and Thomasville group entries. Notable contributors include Freida Hartline Pam Haynesses Kathy Horne Ann Kimbrough and Roderick Siey while jury and show coordinators are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Garrison
Nancy Produ
Harvard
Susan Kennington
Ra Catone
Bag Oan
Quitman Setson
Caroline Thompson
Freida Hartline
Pam
J. R. Alexander
Gustys Wintena
Cie
Blanton
Louise Golden
Juanita
Garden Center
Golden
Donna Grant
Ann
Inithue
Gravenstein
Mary Ann Kilpatrick
Beth Myerscough
Mandy Turner
Kate Wilmore
Diane Alligood
Diane Bass
Beverly Clanton
Delia Dykes
Diane Peggy Flowers
Debbie Weuus
Susan Hall
Sally McKay
Beverly Singletary
Shirley
Artist Studies and Prepares New York Show for Gamecocks
A. B. Hunter of Beach has spent a year studying and painting gamecocks. He plans a New York show to run through the summer with Group 2 Ex Costumes designed by auction Mrs. Porter and Mrs. R. Bimcci, Floyd, and Jimmy Johnson designing sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
R. Bimcci
Floyd
Jimmy Johnson
Pound
Able
Engagement of Sara Bonnell and James Edward At College of 130
The N M r and Mrs Russ Wiene Wimberly Hunter of Quit announce the engagement of their daughter Sara Bonnell to Lieut James Edward At the U S Air Force son of T Holmes of Baltimore The Mount Carmel Chapel First Baptist Church will host the wedding with fifteen students listed as charter members and officers elected for an alumni association tied to area colleges and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roducetrrya
Russ Wiene Wimberly Hunter
Sara Bonnell
James Edward
College of
U. S, Air Force
T. Holmes
Baltimore
Piano Recital Set Monday By Mrs Chastayn Jolidge
Mrs J D Chastayn Jolidge announces a piano recital for Monday featuring the talents of her pupils and including performances by students Begin and sons Bill and Joe Flackshear. details remain brief and partially obscured in the notice.
Recital at Dawson Street Methodist Church Monday Evening
A community recital is set for Monday at 8 p.m. at Dawson Street Methodist Church. Performers include Emil needed Supper and Elsies Washington with a list of local residents and students taking part. The event invites the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clpal
Bud Pierce
G. M
Yugoslav Crackdown on Soviet Sympathizers Noted
Belgrade authorities report arrests in a crackdown on a plot by pro Soviet elements to escape eastward. Reliable sources note a break with Moscow has led to increased efforts to prevent escapes and curb Cominform influences. This follows a period of tense relations between Yugoslavia and the Kremlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belrade
Yugoslavia
Al-The
Insan
Tik Kremilin
Moscow
Sekacstor
Cairo
Weatherford to Speak at CD Dinner on Continuity of Government
W A Weatherford will give the keynote at the regional Women’s Advisory Council on Civil Defense and Disaster Relief dinner. He will address Continuity of Government at the City County level. Weatherford is deputy state director for North East Florida, regional vice president of the U S Civil Defense Council, president of the Florida Civil Defense Association, and Civil Air Patrol major. The dinner at Hotel Scott starts 7 p m with public attendance and reservations due by Monday 5 p m via Miss Pat Massey at FODA Regional Headquarters. Meetings at CDA headquarters follow Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A
Jack) Weatherford
Weatherford
Theacksonville
Duval County
Civil Air Patrol
Florida
Mayfair Baptist Church
Kentucky
Centre College
Scott
Pat. Massey
FODA
CDA
Miss Betsy Lee Marshall Weds Gerald Faircloth in Jacksonville
Miss Betsy Lee Marshall daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Lee Marshall of Williamsville Virginia married Gerald Faircloth son of Mr and Mrs Elvin Faircloth of Cairo at Riverside Presbyterian Church Jacksonville Florida Dr Albert J Kissling officiated The bride wore white Alencon lace over satin with orange blossom headpiece The couple will reside at 769 Kirkwood Terrace St Petersburg Florida after a wedding trip to Sea Island Georgia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Betsy Lee Marshall
Harry Lee Marshall
Williamsville
Riverside Presbyterian Church
Jacksonville
Pla
Gerald Faircloth
Elvin Faircloth
Albert J. Kissling
Daniel Vincent
Pride
Belinda Lee Godwin
D. C. Vincent Jr
A. 8
Wee Son
C. KH. Chapman
W. D. Pass
Melvin Sholar
Edith Godwin
Daniel O. Vincent
Paircloth
Sea Island
Kirkwood Terrace
St. Petersburg
Fla
Miss Hatcher Wins Major Honors at Dixie High School
Patsy Hatcher daughter of Mr and Mrs L E Hatcher won top honors at Dixie High School commencement receiving medals in scholarship history social science math English typing and Home Economics She also earned the D AR citizenship medal and the history medal making the valedictory address Charlie Ramsey sec ond honor and salutatorian Forrest Martin received the U DC essay award and the secretarial award Barbara Jean Johnson won the library award Basketball awards went to Wynette Renfroe Gail Berner Elizabeth Lastinger Sue Williamson Allen Parker Wayne Martin Jerry Burcette William Dukes and Steve Collins won a track award The diplomas were awarded to 22 graduates and the class proceeds on a senior trip to Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quitman
Patsy Hatcher
L. E. Hatcher
Dixie High School
Miss Hatcher
D.ar
Charlie Ramsey
J. R. Ramsey
Forrest Martin
Carol Martin
U.D.C
Barbara Jean Johnson
Horace Johnson
Wynette Renfroe
Gail Berner
Elizabeth Lastinger
Sue Williamson
Allen Parker
Wayne Martin
Jerry Burcette
William Dukes
Steve Collins
Humphreys
Washington
Presbyterian Circles to Meet on Monday
The Women of the Pirot Presbyterian Church plan Monday meetings across nine circles. Morning sessions at 10:15 feature Circles 1 through 3 led by Mrs. Waller, Mrs. Holloway, and Mrs. Jinright, with afternoon slots for Circles 4 through 9 led respectively by Mrs. Forester, Mrs. Garrison, Mrs. Wallaee Lege, Mrs. Milton, Mrs. Lanter, and Mrs. Kimar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallaee Lege
Wi -R. Milton
Robert Lanter
Mra. Theodore Kimar
Commentement at Birdwood Will Service and Baccalaureate
Reverend Willim El. McCumber pastor of the Church of the Nazarene and 1957 graduate will preach the Baccalaureate sermon in Mount Carmel Chapel on Birdwood campus. Elder J. Walter Hendricks of Columbus will confer associate degrees and a speaker from Missouri will share remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdwood
Willim el. McCumber
Church of the Nazarene
The
College
Mount Carmel
J. Walter Hendricks
Sophomore Banquet At Birdwood College Recalls Class Day
The Commencement Banquet for Birdwood Junior College sophomores was held in Mount Carmel. Seaborn Royal, president of the Student Government Association, served as toastmaster. J. Walter Hendricks gave the blessing. Sam Purvis welcomed guests. Billy Adams read the prophecy. Sara Jane Sanders read the last will and testament. Jack Ewing toasted the Freshman. Mary Jo Metta presented keepsakes. The farewell honored fellow students and Birdwood's future, with songs including The Bell of Mount Carmel. Flower arrangements by Walter Burgess. The event ended with a tea for graduates hosted by Miss Powell and Mrs. T. Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdwood
Amotta
Mount
Carmel Chapel
First Baptist Church
Allman
Thes Hunter
Brenau
Arthur DeVaneborgine
Gainesville
Betty Heisler
Marian Thomas
Florida State
Louise Devan Alexander
Warren Alexander Wiliam
McCumber
Bei Perkins
Rodman Porter
Nelle Griffi
Wisconsin
Billy Adams
Jack Ewing
Sar Purvis
Sara Jane Sanders
Charles Scott
Rodman Porginer
Warren Aleynestander
Arthur DeVane
Y White E. McCumber
Ben Perkins
Billitarra Adams
Rodmad
Porter
Annie Mas Four Powell
Theillet
Mighty Ts
Birdwood Junior College
Mount Carmel
Seaborn Royal
J. Walter Hendricks
Sam Purvis
Mary Jo Metta
St. Mary's
Sting
Gale Attale
Meare
Walter Burgess
Birdwood College
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By Esther Shane
J. W. Blanton Jr
W. M. Kennington
J. C. Woodham Jr
Hospital News
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Mary Anita Hutchinson
Kenley M. Lanter
Lonnie H. Turner
Tom Andrishok
Eugene P. Richter
Dillard W. Tison
Charlies T. Griffin
Coolidge
Lyman Walker
Wakeena
Walter R. Kelley
Annie M. Tadlock
Tallahassee
Deborah Lee Morgan
Perry
Fila
Miss Carol Hasty
Stork Glub
Meeti
Walta Martin
Elaine Peeler
Susan Thomas
Carol Arline
Caroline Caldwell
Linda Croy
Jane Dickey
Georgia Kennedy
Yvonne Miller
Dana Paige Murphy
Susan Myerscough
Nancy Neel
Candy Richter
Frances Snuggs
Angela Altman
Daphne Flowers
Maury Flowers
Thomasville, Georgia
Lawwuly
Roderick Siey
Collin
Essiermsens
Rover
A B. Hunter
Holmes
Univ
Ersity
Delta Pi
Big Alpha Eta
Huntereen
Moul- Speech
Sigma Alpha Low Fraternity
I Lambda Sigma
Cut Holmes
Moultrie
Jolidge News
Ba Jzsolvers
J. D. Chastayn
Begin and Sons
Bill
Joe
Flackshear
Mr. Entrekin
Aioe
Jer
Oklahoma
Roscoe Harvey
Vereen Hospital
J. C. Harrell
Wasden’s Hospital
Pavo
Cary Cone
Jackville
Covington
George McDow
J. D. Chasnanebi
Edwin W. Walter
Florida State University
Forrest Caldwell
Shelby Pope
Ernest Wahl
Philip Rust
Sidney Stinson
Olin Anderson
Jack Whitehurst
Barbara White
Jane Milligan
Mary Jane Freeman
W. A. Weatherford
Marshall
Dixie School
Presbyterian Circles
Ter
Columbus
Missouri
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