Dayspring Group Heads to Hanover for Week of Music and Ministry
Dayspring a youth group from First Baptist Church Thomasville leaves Thursday for Hanover Pennsylvania for June 10 to 15 engagements. They present the pulpit drama Celebrate Life at area churches and malls while conducting concerts VBS and religious surveys under the leadership of Rev. Paul Thomas Mrs Wiley Grady and Mr and Mrs Rick Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Thomasville
Hanover
First Southern Baptist Church
Buryl Red
Ragan Courtney
Paul Thomas
Wiley Grady
Rick Jordan
Jack Kelly
Six Thomas County Graduates Receive American Legion Medal
Six Thomas County high school graduates were named recipients of the American Legion School Award Medal. Recipients include Mary Ann Godwin, Mitch Robert Miller, Randall Calvin Copeland, Mary Pamela Strickland, Ellen Elizabeth Hjort and Milton Blake Brookerd from Ravenwood Academy Central High and Thomasville High. Presented by T L Spence Post 31 with Karl Conradi as awards chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas County High School
American Legion
Mary Ann Godwin
Mitch Robert Miller
Ravenwood Academy
Meigs
Randall Calvin Copeland
Mary Pamela Strickland
Central High
Ellen
Elizabeth Hjort
Milton Blake Brookerd
Thomasville High
T.L. Spence American Legion
Karl P. Conradi
Conradi
No Further Debts Authorized by Marion Lee Wood Jr
Marion Lee Wood Jr declares he will not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone else from June 2, 1973 in Thomas County Georgia, and signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Thomas County
Marion Lee Wood JR
Georgia Power seeks emergency rate rise to fund bonds
Georgia Power Company asks the Georgia Public Service Commission for a 7.7 percent emergency rate increase to cover operating costs and fixed charges as it plans to issue 150 million dollars of first mortgage bonds and 25 million dollars of preferred stock in late 1973. A public hearing is set for June 13, 1973 at 10:00 A.M. in Atlanta to hear views on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Power Company
Georgia Public Service Commission
Commission
State Office
Washington Street
S.W
Atlanta
Georgia
Edwin J. Hatch
Plantation Tours and Local Open House Schedule
Calendar of events lists plantation tours starting at 10 a.m. every two hours with the last at 4 p.m. plus public hours for the Lapham Patterson House at 626 N. Dawson St and the Historical Society Museum at 725 N. Dawson St. Also notes Moose Lodge and Toastmasters Club gatherings and Catholic Women council meeting at St. Augustine Parish Hall with public hours for Lapham Patterson House on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Lapham-Patterson
N. Dawson St
Historical Society
Lapham Patterson
Moose Lodge
Lodge
Toastmasters Club
Elks Home
National Council OF Catholic Women
St. Augustine
Bie
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Marcia Lane
L A
Randall Copeland
Pam Strickland
Ellen Hjort
Blake Brookerd
A. Coxwell
Woody Faircloth
Calvary Baptist Church
The
Southern Baptist Convention
Euclid
Washington St
Tallahassee RD
Church OF God
Floyd Timmerman Nursery
Rev
David Ellis
God
America
Hwy. 19
South
Lipsey Shoe Store
Ford
North Broad
Shelby Mobile Homes OF Georgia Inc
E. Clay
Kirkland-Croy-Hughes
Auto Parts and Equipment
W. Hansell St
Dial
Madison
Glass
Western Wear
E. Jackson
Wallace Tucker
N. Broad
Leo Vanlandingham
New Holland
Cairo Road
Davis Iga Foodliner
Your Complete Food Center
Madison Street
Dawes Silica Mining CO
Wight's
Home & Auto
Winn-Dixie Food Stores
W. Jackson
the Yarbroughs
Woolworth's
Dept. Store Gateway Shopping
Cmeeart Quick
Hamburgers
H & H Construction
Crystal Restaurant
Manz Jeweler
S. Broad
Hunt
Tire & Service Center
Conrads Pest Control
C&s Bank
Commercial Bank ‘Dependable Service
FDIC
Adams International Truck CO
Carroll St
International VauCons
Urniture CO
E.C. Jordan
W. Jackson St
Faulk Chevrolet CO
Moultrie
S. Crawford
Hoyt's Cycle Shop
Camellia Gardens
S. Broad St
Mary
Able Mobile
Homes, Inc
Superior Cleaners
Wright St
Jimmy Murphy Plumbing and Heating CO
Holton’s Auto Service
Phillips 66
N. Madison
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