Bloodmobile visit urged in Thomas County to aid defense needs
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit the Bilks Club on Gordon Ave in Thomas County from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Officials led by Mrs. Breck Conoley urge all healthy residents aged 21 to 60 to donate a pint of blood. Donations are processed at the Jackson Wille center for typing and overseas shipment if requested by authorities. Appointments may be made by calling 1374 and efforts will minimize wait times.
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Thom
Red Cross
Bilks Club
Gordon: Ave
Korea
1374
Jackson- Wille
Fla
Thomas County
Conoley
Parties Honor Miss Jarnagin Before Her June 14 Wedding
Louise Jarnagin is feted ahead of her marriage to H L Stoddard Jr. Friends hosted a lawn party at 606 E Jackson St with punch and sandwiches. Another event at the Lesser apartment featured night refreshments and a brass plaque gift. An afternoon party at the Harrell home and a Cairo gathering honored the bride elect.
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Louise Jarnagin
H.L. Stoddard, Jr
Nell Rays Chastain
E. Jack‘gon St
Jack Lester
Mary Jane Dixon
Jarnagin
Eustace Harrell
Miss Jarnegin
Harrell
Walter Williams
Alice Williams
Cairo
Jarnegin
Stoddard
Musical Program at Eleven O Clock Club Meeting
An entertaining musical program highlighted the Eleven O Clock Club meeting at the Elks Lodge last week. Mrs. Osco Hughes presented three students Jan Strobel Lynn Park and Sandra Larson with vocal solos and a piano solo The Skaters Waltz and the trio Shortnin Bread were performed before adjournment and refreshments were served.
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Elks Lodge
Osco Hughes
Jan Strobel
Lynn Park
Sandra
Larson
Lynn
Sunshine
Jan
Odd Fellows Meet Tonight in Thomasville Enclave
1 0. C. F. Thomasville Enclp Ment No 29 holds regular meeting tonight at 8 30. Members urged to attend visitors welcome J M Richards Chief Patriot.
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Odd Fellows
C.F. Thomasville Enclp
Ment No
J.’M. Richards
Thomasville Weather Summary June 9 1952
Thomasville Georgia weather report notes hot conditions through Wednesday with widely scattered afternoon or early evening thunderstorms. Highs and lows include a 104 degree record for the month and a 49 degree low. precipitation reads 0.00 inches in the last 24 hours and 5.45 inches since January 1.
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Thomasville
Galled meeting of Thomasville Chamber set for Tuesday
The Thomasville Chamber of Commerce calls a full membership meeting at 10 30 a m Tuesday in the Police Court Room Municipal Building. President Langdon Flowers says the vote will be on a by law amendment and urges all members to attend.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Thomasville Chamber of Commerce
Police
Municipal Building
Langdon Flowers
Coronation Service Held for WMU Girls Auxiliaries
WMU Girls Auxiliaries held a coronation service at First Baptist Church with Tamlin Bellamy named Queen Regent and Linda Bellamy as Princess. Juniors and intermediates received roles as Ladies-in-Waiting and Heralds, with music and ceremonial guides led by WMU leaders and pastors.
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WMU
First Baptist Church
Ga’s
Ga's
Tamlin Bellamy
Linda Bellamy
Carolyn Garner
Miriam Chastain
Carol Franklin
Patsy Bellamy
Mary Katherine Richardson
Jackie Powell
Doris Griffin
Barbara Harrison
Joyce Roberds
Rebecca Floyd
Jean Hill
Bibba Robinson
Dale Fain
Nan Pendley
Littie Ann Flake Leath
David Bellamy
Richard Harris
Len Powell
Hilda Dunlap
Janet Winn
YWA
Hugh Gurley
Jdr
Edwin Holton
Harvey Durham
Ashburn Searcy
Leon Futch
James B. Kelly
J. W. Keyton
M. J. Morton
Gerald Tuck
J. ©. Scott
William B Cochran
Cape
James Kapps
Fred M. Shifflett, Jr
J. W. Turner
Fred Shifflett
K. Billings
Sunbeam
Mrs Jarrell to Cover Democratic Convention for WKTG
Mrs. W W Jarrell will cover the Chicago Democratic convention in July for WKTG of Thomasville. She will send sidelights as a correspondent and is described as an adroit commentator. Special accommodations are reserved for registered correspondents and her name is included, said station owner Mr Scott.
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WKTG
Thomasville
Chicago
W. W. Jarrell
Thanks Card Recognizes All Supporters
A brief note expresses gratitude to both Black and white individuals for their support and efforts shown in organizing and promoting independence events.
What are we fighting for in Korea today
A columnist frames Armed Forces Day remarks by Maj Gen Herren as exposing a leadership gap in patriotism and direction. He argues young men remain patriotic but distrust leaders, noting Korea participation prompts questions about justifications and public understanding of the conflict.
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Korea
Itis
Thurman Sensing
Southern States Industrial Council
Armed Forces
Thos. W. Herren
Military District of
Washington
Kiwanis Club
Herren
Harren
Truman
Acheson
Congress
America
Moonshine in Jail Dominates City Court Scene
Judge Craighiles handles a jammed docket with several DUI and related offenses. A brother circulates moonshine in jail, prompting a three month sentence and a $102 fine. A teen with seven pints faces penalties. a white employer assists. The session also heard a reckless driving charge and a campaign-swindling case. The court resumes next week amid broad political rhetoric.
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Craigmiles
Craig Smiles
Cragmiles
Calhoun
Summer travel and family notices from Archbold area
Mr A O Fisher returns home after nine days in Archbold Hospital. Allen Powell Sr and wife will reside in Thomasville for the summer. Alice Lang Fisher returns from Cincinnati Conservatory to spend holidays with her parents. C R Simmons Jr and James McCollum attend a CPA convention in Savannah, return Wednesday night. Harold Holland leaves for Camp Tom Upchurch Wilmington NC as counselor. John C Strobel of Georgia Tech visits family before ROTC summer camp at Fort Benning. Fondren Murphy and others depart for New Orleans Texas and California for three weeks. Charles A Dunn of Miami visits Meigs near Mrs Doc Smith in Archbold Memorial Hospital.
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Alice, Lang’ Fisher
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Mrs
A. O. Fisher
C. R. Simmons, Jr
James McCollum
Savannah
CPA
Harold Holland
Henry Holland
Wilmington
N. C
Camp Tom Upchurch
John C Strobel
Georgia Tech
F. A. Strobel
Edgewood Ave
Fort Benning
Fondren Murphy
Travis Smith
Dot Evans of
Coolidge
New Orleans
Texas
California
Charles A. Dunn
Miami
Bill Smith
Meigs
John Hubert Green buried at Strickland Cemetery
John Hubert Green longtime resident of the lake region near Thomasville and Cairo dies aged 70. Funeral services Sunday at Strickland Cemetery near Metcalfe with Rev A A Raines officiating. Survived by wife Annie Elizabeth Ward and three sons, two daughters, sixteen grandchildren, eight great grandchildren. Funeral by South Georgia Funeral Home.
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Strickland Cemetery
Metcalfe
John’ Hubert Green
A. A. Raines
Pat Sphere
R. E. Stringer, Jr
Charlie and
Jessé Harrison
John Sessions
LeRoy Collins
Leon County
Florida
George W. G. Green
Lake
Thomasville
Tallahassee
Annie Elizabeth Ward
H. O
Walker
Fla
Charles
Party Honors Miss Moreland in Green and White Shower
Miss Joanne Moreland popular bride elect received about forty guests at the home of Mrs. Fritz Froberg 909 E Washington Ave Saturday afternoon. Guests enjoyed open face sandwiches cake and punch amid green and white decor and white roses and gardenias. The hostesses carded gifts and the gown was orchid shaded with a yellow corsage. Hosts included Mrs L W Moreland and Mrs J C Payne with assistants Mrs Cheshire and Mrs Bill Redding. The guest list featured numerous local residents and many Misses including Shirley Chastain Louise Pittman Alice McCauley Betty Terry Carolyn Dixon Patsy Gribben and Mary Edna Scott.
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Founs
Joanne Moreland
Fritz Froberg
Washington &I
Froberg
Cherie Anne Carter
L. W. Moreland
3. C. Payne
8Th, Cheshire
Howard Cheshire
Bill Redding
Mesdames Forbes Davis
Albert Stringer
Osborn Chastain
Claude Davis
Floyd Searcy
Earl Hunley
Robert McCauley
W. H. Terry
M. v. Nunnally
Forrest Knapp
Ros
Mary Jerger
Kathleen Harper
Mary Evans
Jane Jay
Patsy Gribben
Cpl James A Newton Discharged from Army
Corporal James A Newton has received his discharge from the U S Army after about 18 months in the Korean War He was discharged at Fort Meade Maryland having reported there from Korea He plans to take up farming in the Boston area on returning home His parents reside in Thomasville.
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James A. Newton
U. S. Army
Fort Meade
Maryland
Korea
Boston
Thomasville
J Gorham Garrison Named Area School Supervisor for District
J Gorham Garrison of Ochlocknee is appointed area school supervisor for the Second District. County School Superintendent H Rehberg says he will succeed Allen Smith, reassigned to the Building Authority.
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J. Gorham Garrison
Ochlocknee
State Department of Education
H. Rehberg
Garrison
Allen Smith
Department
Building Authority
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Craighiles
Athens
Vonier
Univ. of Georgia
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Randall
Ronald Vonier
Thilman
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Jefferson ‘St
Phone & Or
Archbold Hospital
Allen Powell, Sr
Bradfield Co
Atlanta
W. L. Stucky
Rum
Ohn
Hubert Green
Bethpage Methodist Church
South Georgia
Jack Fielding
Chickasha, Oklahoma
M. E. Hall
Grady Street
Fielding
George H. Wessell
C. A. Powell
Gordon Avenue
Wessell
Temple University
Philadelphia
St Fent
University of Florida
Miss Moreland
Cpl
Inman- Drug. Store
Thomasville Lincoln-Mercury Co., Inc
Roseland
Lincoln-Mercury Inc
Service Department
N.madigon
Thomasville, Georgia
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