Police recover Ray Shifflett car from Tal suppress theft case
Louisiana deputy says a stolen auto owned by Ray Shifflett of 411 Remington Ave was recovered in Thomasville after the arrest of a woman named Sue sandguis. Other city notes include Kiwanians hearing about future school operations and a Baptist youth workshop next week. Red Cross seeks beds and furnishings for two fire-damaged families, Will Lester and Marion Virgil, with contact numbers for donations.
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Louisiana
Ray Shifflett
Remington Ave
Tallahassee
R. R. Mitchell
Tulula
Sue Sandguis
American Red Cross
Pavo Elects Mayor In Lone Candidate Race
Pavo voters will choose a new mayor in a special election to fill the unexpired term of A C McCorvey who resigned. Cordy W Parrish, a local produce dealer and longtime city councilman, is the sole candidate with polls open until 7 p m and about 250 to 300 registered voters eligible.
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PAVO
Cordy W. Parrish
Parrish
A. C. McCorvey
James Sherrod
Sherrod
Atlanta
Albany TV Schedule Highlights Weekends and Weekdays
A détailed list of Channel 10 WALB programming from Saturday to Friday includes cartoons, Westerns, dramas, news, weather, sports, religious and public affairs shows. Notable entries feature Mighty Mouse Sgt. Preston The West, Gunsmoke Perry Mason Combat shows, and MLB game NBC Major League Baseball Saint Louis at Pittsburgh.
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Sgt. Preston
Nat's Guard
Baltimore
Cleveland
Hollywood Theatre
Pittsburgh
White Jr. Receives University of Georgia Business Degree
J L White Jr son of Mr and Mrs J Lee White of Ochlochnee earned a Bachelor of Business Administration degree at the University of Georgia during last week’s commencement exercises. A 1957 Ochlochnee Consolidated High School graduate, he attended Georgia Southwestern College before enrolling at UGA and plans to join a CPA firm. His parents and siblings Rodney and Mrs Landis Pippin of Albany attended the exercises.
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Ochlochneer
J. Li. White Jr
J. Lee White
Ochlochnee
Univ. of Georgia
Ochlochnee Consolidated High School
Georgia Southwestern College
University
Cpa's
Rodney
Landis Pippin
Albany
Hog receipts fall at multiple Georgia Alabama auctions
Hog auctions in Arlington Cordele Tifton Georgia and Geneva Alabama sold about 1700 head with prices easing. Prices for U S 1 3 mostly 16 31 to 16 67 for 180 240 lb barrows and gilts. No 1 2 160 180 lb at 15 75 to 16 08 and 140 160 lb at 18 00 to 16 10. No 2 3 240 270 lb 18 80 to 18 63. Lows ranged 13 70 to 14 80.
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Thomasville
Arlington
Cordele
Tifton
Geneva
Ala
U.S
Daniel Gibson to Attend Georgia Boys State Session
Daniel Gibson son of Mr and Mrs C E Gibson of Moultrie Road has been chosen to represent American Legion Post 222 at the 1961 Georgia Boys State session. He will depart Sunday for Athens where activities run June 11 to 18 as part of a program for about 300 high school students.
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Darel Webster Gibson
C. E. Gibson
Moultrie Rd
American Legion Post 222
Georgia Boys State
Gibson
Athens
Central High School
Gideon
Boys State
Thornton D. Smith
Legion Post 222
American Legion
Smith
Karl Conradi
Thomasville
Post 222
Georgia
YMCA Opens First Membership Drive in Thomaston
The Thomaseville YMCA announces a silent yet energetic drive starting June 14 to raise membership from 1300 to 2000. President Langdon Flowers highlights top facilities and community access, noting 72 outside groups used the center last year, with rates listed for youths adults and families.
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YMCA
Langdon
Flowers
Thomasville
United States
Final Rites Sunday For J. B. Bullard 45
Funeral services for James B. Bullard aged 45 will be held at 4 p.m. Sunday in West Side Baptist Church where he was a member. Pallbearers are Tom Bennett Hull Searcy Billy Carter Henry Holland Roy Wise and Elmer E. Gunner. Burial will be in Laurel Hill Cemetery. He resided at 314 Myrtle and died Thursday in a Lake City Florida hospital after a long illness. He was manager of Bell Finance Co. in town.
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James B. Bullard
West Side Baptist Church
Gordon Taylor
Cham McMillen
R. A. Bowen
Tom Bennett
Hull Searcy
Billy Carter
Henry Holland
Roy Wise
Elmer E. Gunner
Laurel Hill
Mr. Bullard
Myrtle
Lake City
Fla
Bell Finance Co
E. E. Harrell Dies in Cairo at 75
E. E. Harrell, known as Uncle Bud, died suddenly at his Cairo home aged 75. Born April 10, 1886, he owned Harrell's Mill in Capel Community and was married to Nettie Cliett since 1907. Surviving are his wife, two sons Dan E. and Hubert, daughter Evelyn Willis, five grandchildren, nine great grandchildren, and sister Gussie Dickson of Talbot County. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Capel Baptist Church with Rev. Brinkley and Rev. Reneau. burial Mars Hill Cemetery.
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Cairo
Bud
Harrell
Nettie Cliett
Capel
Dan E
Hubert Harrell
Evelyn Willis
Fowlstown
Gussie Dickson
Bradenton
Fla
Capel Baptist Church
Hugh Lee Brinkley
Jack Reneau
Odell Walden
Murray Maxwell
Henry Dollar
Esder Prince
Robert Williams
Frank Courtney
Mars Hill Cemetery
W McNally Dies Rites in New Jersey
Stephen William McNally 419 Rosedale died Friday at his son Ben L McNallys Cranbury New Jersey home while vacationing. Christian Science services set for 2 pm with burial in New Brunswick. Survivors include wife Sara Lanier Reese of Thomasville, son Ben L, daughter Mrs Elliott Chapman Pelham New York, and three grandchildren. Born August 22 1887 in San Francisco he worked in New Brunswick for years before retirement.
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Stephen William McNally
Rosedale
Ben
Final Services Sunday For Mrs. Jackson 28
Funeral services for Mrs. Eugene Jackson 28 will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Richland Missionary Church. Burial will be in the church cemetery. She died last Friday in Archbold Memorial Hospital after a one week illness. She was a native of Brooks County.
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Eugene Jackson
Richland Missionary Church
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Brooks County
Hammond Rites Planned at Willowhead Church Sunday
Hammond will be held Sunday at 1 pm at Willowhead Missionary Baptist Church by Rev. T. Price. Burial in St. Mary Cemetery. Hammond was killed a week ago.
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Hammond
Willowhead Missionary Baptist Church
T. Price
St. Mary Cemetery
Oscar Robinson Dies in Uncertain Circumstances
Oscar Robinson aged about 65 died after being rushed to Archbold Memorial Hospital from 1106 Magnolia. He had been ill for some time. Funeral arrangements and service details will be announced after completion of arrangements.
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Oscar Robinson
Magnolia
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Valdosta Officers Face Five and a Half Foot Alligator
In Valdosta a 100 pound alligator wandered near a yard where Records Clerk Hansel O Steeen observed it. Police restrained the reptile using a rope but it lunged at the car headlight. They tied it to a fence post and later turned it over to W L Touchton who killed and skinned the animal. The gator was said to be after seven Chihuahua dogs in the yard.
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Thomasville
Valdosta
Hansel O’sreen
W. L. Touchton
O/Steen
Two Georgia Negroes Seek Atlanta City Office
Two Black candidates appear in Atlanta politics amid school integration. Bertie Louis Blackman Jr. of Lockheed Aircraft seeks a Marietta council seat in a June 28 special election to fill two vacancies. Austin T. Walden, an established Atlanta leader, contemplates running for alderman from the 3rd Ward, with a city-wide contest possible.
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Atlanta
Bertie Louis Blackman Jr
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Marietta
Blackman
Austin T. Walden
Walden
Boston Negro Held One Shine Charges
Sheriff Callice Law Deputy C A Rehberg and Officer Jack Murphy arrested James Ham a Boston Negro on moonshine charges after a tip and two days of observation. Ham was caught operating a 100 gallon whisky still on his farm three or four miles southeast of Boston with 100 gallons of mash and 10 gallons of buck at his home.
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Callice Law
C. A. Rehberg
Boston
Jack Murphy
Law
James Ham
Ham
Desegregation Initiatives Begin in Atlanta High Schools
A court ordered desegregation will start next September in Atlanta public high schools. Ten Black students have been selected to enter the 11th and 13th grades in four of the city's 18 all white schools.
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Atlanta
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the Beet of
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BIG
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