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Thomasville Times Enterprise in Thomasville, Georgia

08 Jun 1962

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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1962

Page

8

Methodists Make New Appointments in South Georgia

The Rev. W. RR. Smith was named to Dawson 8&J as pastor, succeeding Rev. H. C. Griffin. The South Georgia Methodist Conference announced seven local ministers reassigned for the coming year, naming district superintendents and new pastor placements across Americus, Columbus, Dublin, Macon, Savannah, Thom asville, Valdosta, Waycross, and special chaplain appointments. The conference urged lawmakers to study law enforcement and the panel system, review capital punishment and parole, and endorsed non sectarian Bible reading in public institutions while maintaining church state separation.

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W. RR. Smith Macon Dawson 8&J Dublin Mack Anthony First Methodist Church Roy McrTier Thomasville Macon Cross Keys Church C. W. Hancock Dawson Savannah Inter City Americus W. E. Scott Americus First Vernard Robertson Cordele Peavy Memorial Alton Davie Eastman al R. Crumpler Elko Snow Robert W. Snead Ellaville Brooka Partain New Charge Wm. H. Ford Glenwood C. &. Croft Jacksonville J. C. Christian Pinehurst Heyward Hiere Rebecca K.&. Clayton Sycamore Donald A. Reynolds Vienna Harold Tucker Columbus William J. Edwin Bronwood David Hudson Columbus East Highlands Sanford Brown Columbus St. Luke James Rush Columbus Trinity J. Loyd Cowart Columbus Wesley Heights John Horton Geneva Larger Parish David Hanson Lumpkin C. A. Abbott Marion Circult Wm. W Flournoys Midland Donald Hughes Parrott Vance Mathis Preston Rudolph Starling Shellman Ramus Freeman Wavely Hall Donald Kea Woodland Ralph Brown Due H. Bridges Bartow C. H. Donaldson Brewton Clarence T. Allen Coleman Marion M. Edwards Davisboro Bob E. Davis Gethsemane Charles E. Cox Girard J. O. Aiken Kite Lanier Lyons A. Douthit Midville Mitchell Robert E. Pea Mt. Moriah-Keyeville Tom Davis Sardie L. A. Lemons Soperton Sal Buchanan Swainsboro Calvary W. WM. M. Nance Jr Twin City Reynolde Crowell W. W. Whaley Roberta Ct Tegler Greer Savannah Frank L. Robertson Bellville Curtisa Crigga Glenville Aaron Sellers Meldrim Wm. A. Aikene Jr Newington B. @. Hoffman Pembroke Jack Arnold Portal Frank L. Perrys Rincon J. C. M. Ward Georgia
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Milk as Safe as Ever Despite Fallout Fears

County Agent W L Whittle argues milk remains the safest near perfect food and the dairy cow a vital foster mother of man. He says alarm over Strontium 90 in milk was based on incomplete data and that milk still dominates as a year round test food reflecting geography and production nationwide.

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W. L Bill] Whittle Whittle U. S
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Rotary hears Sumners on drug advances erasing quarantine

Fred Sumners of Smith Kline & French Laboratories told Rotary a quarantine sign is obsolete thanks to sulfanilamide and early antibiotics. He cited a 76 percent drop in deaths from infectious diseases over two decades, a 13 000 strong drug research force, and $225 million budget in 1961 for new drugs. He forecast longer, healthier lives by 1992 and driving down cancer, mental illness, arthritis, and cardiovascular disease, calling miracles in the making.

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America Fred Sumners Smith Kline & French Laboratories Philadelphia Sumners Sumner
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Holloran Named Executive Director of Androscoggin Corp

Rear Adm. Thomas F. Holloran retired from naval service and appointed first executive director of the privately financed Androscoggin Area Development Corp. in Lewiston Maine. The post starts August 1 with Holloran previously heading the Thomasville industrial development program for two years and leaving August 30 1961 after completing contracted services.

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Thomas F. Holloran Androscoggin
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Reach for Moon Astronaut Urges Boulder High Graduation

Malcolm Scott Carpenter, 37, Apollo era astronaut and Boulder High School alumnus, urged 316 seniors and 2,500 guests to aim high as he noted the moon mission is now practical. He warned of a clash of ideologies and stressed the duty to preserve freedom and the nation’s religious heritage amid space ambitions. The piece also cites PETFOOD Institute figures on dog ownership and ad spending in 1960.

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Boulder Colo Malcolm Scott Carpenter Navy Leutenant Carpenter Earth Moon Mars Con
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Baptists Consider Publishing Caution Over Controversial Book

At the Southern Baptist convention in San Francisco more than 10,000 messengers debated whether to ban or curb The Message of Genesis by Ralph Elliott. They rejected expanding their territory abroad and narrowly defeated proposals to pull copies, urging careful doctrinal dissemination instead.

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Ban Francisco Southern Baptists Bap Ralph Elliott Midwestern Kansas City Broadman Press Southern Baptist Sunday Sofrces Board Ben D. Windham Portland Ore E. 8 James Dallas Texas’ Baptist Standard
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Fallout Shelter Survey to Scout County Facilities

A team of fallout specialists will barnstorm Thom as County next month to assess facilities for public fallout shelters. City Manager Hershell F. Snuggs said the Phase two survey, starting July 2 under Robert O. Bradley firm, will measure shielding habitability capacity and costs for modifying existing structures in Thomasville and Thomas County. Phase one surveyed about 4,000 potential shelters in Georgia with capacities of 50 or more. Snuggs did not name specific buildings under review.

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Thomas County Hershell F. Snuggs Robert O. Bradley Albany Architects Thomasville Georgia Snuggs
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Calendar of Saturday and Monday Community Events

Saturday Square dance at New Hope Club house nine p.m. AMVETS Dance at Post 32 home nine p.m. Monday Ministerial Assn at Hotel Scott twelve noon. CAP Cadets at Campbell St Airport building six p.m. City Commission at Municipal Building seven thirty p.m. Moose Lodge at home on Carroll Hill eight p.m.

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New Hope Amvets Post 32 Ministerial Assn Scott CAP Campbell St City Commission Municipal Moose Lodge Carroll Hill
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