Dinner Party Honors Longtime Employees At Coats and Clarke
A company dinner celebrated retirees from Coats and Clarke with 25 attendees. Named honorees included Elsie H. Tyson 21 years retired 1968 Mamie Eubanks 21 years 1968 and others with 6 to 25 years of service. Special guests from Southern Spinning Mills and plant management attended and gifts were given as tokens of appreciation.
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Coats and Clarke
Elsie H. Tyson
Marie K. Chastain
Evelyn Kennedy
Mamie Eubanks
T. O. Estes
Alton A. Carter
F. A. Snyder
J. F. Griffin
Elmer W. Reynolds
Verna Studstill
J. J. McAteer
John T. Butler
Southern Spinning Mills General Mgr
Paul Hilley
H. R. Brooks
O. K. du
Area Deaths Dorothy Daniel Virgil
Services for Mrs. Dorothy Daniel Virgil 39 formerly of Thomasville who died in Elizabeth City New Jersey will be held at 2 p m Sunday at New Jerusalem Baptist Church with Rev L M Thomas officiating and burial in Peaceful Rest Cemetery by Hadley s Funeral Home Inc Survivors include her mother Mrs Mary Daniels Thomasville a daughter Mrs Martha Akin a sister Mrs Lucile Daniels both of Elizabeth City New Jersey two brothers Joe S Daniels Miami Florida and Samuel Daniels Jr Los Angeles California and sour grandchilren
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Thomasville
Elizabeth City
N.J
New Jerusalem Baptist Church
L.M. Thomas
Peaceful Rest Cemetery
Hadley’s Funeral Home, Inc
Virgil
Mary Daniels
Martha Akin
Lucile Daniels
Joe S. Daniels
Miami
Fla
Samuel Daniels Jr
Los Angeles
Calif
Sour Grandchilren
Attapulgus Obituaries for Green and Hatton Teens
Two Attapulgus youths Richard L Green aged 14 and John Clayton Hatton aged 15 died in a motorcycle truck crash near here on Tuesday Services were held with burial in local cemeteries Both teens were Bainbridge High School students and lifelong residents of Decatur County Survivors include parents siblings and grandparents from several nearby towns.
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Green
Quincy, Fla
Attapulgus
Bainbridge High School
Hatton
Here
Decatur County
Mrs Annie Hurd 79 Services at Willowhead Baptist Church
Services for Mrs. Annie Hurd 79 of 735 E. Clay St will be held at Willowhead Baptist Church at 4 p.m. Sunday conducted by the Rev. J. Price with burial in Magnolia Cemetery by Hadley's Funeral Home Inc. She was a Deaconess and Missionary Society member and an Eastern Star. She is survived by several nieces and nephews.
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Annie Hurd
Card Of Thanks For EF Worthy
The family of EF Worthy thanks friends for kind words thoughts and gestures during and after the death of their father. May God bless each of you.
Times Enterprise Calendar Of Events Saturday
Calendar notes events including Mr and Mrs Club meetings at members homes call Sam Martin 226 2228 Adult ceramics at Thomasville YMCA ministerial association downtown motor inn legislative action committee at Chamber of Commerce city commission at City Hall student ceramics at Thomasville YMCA Moose Lodge at Lodge Hall Service League at Thomas County Federal.
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Thomasville
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Motor Inn
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City Commission
City Hall
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Moose Lodge
Lodge Hall
Service League
Thomas County
Birdwood Junior College Convers 18th Graduation Ceremony
Birdwood Junior College today graduated its 18th class with 25 graduates receiving associate degrees and diplomas. Elder Emerson Proctor delivered the baccalaureate address and Rev. William E. McCumber spoke at commencement. Last night Birdwood Cohose alumni met for their annual gathering.
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Birdwood Junior College
Emerson Proctor
Jesup Primitive Baptist Church
William E. McCumber
Thomasville
Atlanta
Birdwood Coheze
Senate bogs down confirmations for Meacham and Gilbert
Senate Democrats stall Meacham nomination for interior post amid minority report delays. Long blocks Gilbert’s nomination as foreign trade adviser citing referral to Finance Committee. Gravel leads opposition to Meacham though denies objections exist. News from Washington with ties to Alaska and textiles policy debate.
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Senate
Walter J. Hickel
Interior
Charles H. Meacham
Fish and Wildlife
Russell B. Long
D-La
Carl J. Gilbert
Boston
Nixon
Gilbert
Gillette Safety Razor Company
Long
Finance Committee
U.S
Meacham
Interior Post
Commerce Committee
International Fisheries For
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Hickel
Mike Gravel
Gravel
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Army Punitive Action Names 11 Suspects in Forfeiture Case
The Army continues actions against 11 soldiers, with Pvt Richard L Gentile noted as a Vietnam veteran not given a dishonorable discharge. The group includes seven Californians Roy A Pul ley Richard B Stevens Richard N Duncan Buddy J Shaw Patrick Wright Michael J Marino and Stephen Rowland plus Pvt Gentile from Hampton Virginia.
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Richard L. Gentile
Hampton
Flippo
City Commission Sets Monday Meeting Agenda
The city commission plans to discuss the recreation board's recommendations at Monday's meeting. Officials will review proposed programs and potential funding implications for community facilities. Members of the public may attend and offer input on the agenda items.
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City Commission
City Recreation Board
Hat Display Stirs Crowd and Police Charge
London AP reports Harry Fox displayed six girls in a shop window on Carnaby Street to advertise hats. Police entered, a curtain was drawn, Fox was taken to a station, and he pleaded guilty to obstructing the highway with a $60 fine.
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London
Harry Fox
Carnaby Street
Fox
Educators Named to Georgia Education Association Committee
Two area educators have been named to the legislative committee of the Georgia Education Association. Dr. Charles McDaniel Thomasville school superintendent and Ralph W Brandon Oarr High School principal will help draft the GEA legislative program. Appointments were made by GEA President Dr. G Franklin Shumake in Atlanta.
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Georgia Education Association
Charles McDaniel
Thomasville
Ralph W. Brandon
Oarr
GEA
G. Franklin Shumake
Atlanta
Indianapolis Officer Wounded as Snipers Fire in Violent Night
In Indianapolis a police officer was grazed by sniper fire from a rooftop while responding to a disturbance in a predominantly Black neighborhood on the edge of downtown. Police later arrested about 25 people at the Black Panther Party headquarters after an officer was beaten. earlier, crowds looted shops and pelted cars as police cordoned off a half‑mile square area.
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Indianapolis
al Watkins
Ralph Lumpkin
Black Panther Party
Michael P. Sheehan
Maid's Firefighting Plan Sparks Chimney Blaze
In Los Angeles a maid trying to smoke bees from a chimney started a fire on a Pacific Palisades home rooftop after bees clogged the chimney. Firefighters estimate the damage at twelve thousand dollars.
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Los Angeles
Pacific Palisades
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