City approves free summer lunch program for youths
City commission authorizes up to 2000 to launch a free lunch program in the summer recreation project. The federal pilot, funded by the Office of Economic Opportunity, covers up to 600 lunches at 30 cents per child per day, with operations run by volunteer workers under the city manager.
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City Commission
Robert Jin
Right
New City Recreation Board
Office of Economic Oportunity
OEO
YMCA
Elevator Operator at Thomas County Courthouse Proudly Marks 33 Years
Mrs. Darthula Mayo Davis has served as elevator operator at the Thomas County Courthouse since 1936. She greets sheriffs, commissioners, judges and prisoners with a warm smile, recalling fireplaces and coal heaters before modern climate control, and credits the job with meeting her husband Will Davis though he died March 10. Her starting pay was 22.50 per month.
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Thomas County
Court House
Will Davis
Three Teens Convicted in Fielder's Grocery Burglary Case
Three youths Joe Henry Virgil Earnest Graham Jr and Kenneth Revels pleaded guilty in Thomas Superior Court before Judge Marcus Calhoun for a May 16 burglary at Fielder's Grocery. Sentences ranged from seven years probation to five years imprisonment with Virgil also linked to a May 14 Horne's Grocery burglary and Revels given four years. Sheriff Rehberg noted Gary Pitts escapee received a one year extended sentence and Larry Batten received three years probation for child molestation.
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Fielder’s Grocery
Thomas Superior Court
Marcus Calhoun
Joe Henry Virgil
Earnest Graham Jr
Rt. 1
Thomasville
Kenneth Revels
Feinberg St
Virgil
Horne’s Grocery
Calhoun
Revels
Graham
C.A. Rehberg
Gary Pitts
Thomas County Stockade
Pitts
Larry Batten
Jacksonville
City scraps Wolfe Street sidewalk plan amid funding halt
City rescinds plans to add sidewalk curb and gutter on Wolfe Street at Thomas Technical School after learning state funds for a 25000 project are unavailable. Commissioners favor sidewalks at Douglass School but take no action on that site. They also weigh relocating two baseball fields at Harper Elementary to Remington Avenue costing about 3900, with lighting and waterline changes.
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City Commission
Wolfe Street
Walton Division
Thomas Technical School
Douglass School
R. C. Balfour
Neal Rumble
Douglass
Technical School
City Recreation Board
Ymca’s
Harper Elementary School
City Court Jury List For June Term Announced
City court announces the June term jury list for 9:30 a.m. June 17. Named jurors include Karl P. Conradi R L Richardson Jessie F Cone J Braxton Cone Ralph L Golden James A West Charles W Cocke and others across several blocks of names. The extensive list covers multiple precincts and rests under the jurisdiction of the city court.
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Karl P. Conradi
R. L. Richardson
Jessie F. Cone
J. Braxton Cone
Ralph L. Golden
James A. West
Charles W. Cocke
Daniel A. Willcox
Rion B. Proctor
Martin M. Cooper
Johnnie J. Jones
Classifieds fragment from Times-Enterprise ad section
A dense, fragmentary classified page lists funeral home ads, lost and found, memoriams and thank you notes, and various service ads. Entries mention Allen Electric, Paramount Cleaners, Goodrum's Floor Coverings, Alcoholics Anonymous, Frank's School of Hair Design, and lawn equipment sales. Several phone numbers and addresses appear amid miscellaneous sales and services.
Production Manager Wanted in Georgia for New Plant
New company in middle Georgia seeks a production manager in training with knowledge of plant layout workstation and trailer design. Send resume to 1680 Tulley Circle NE Office Suite 148 Atlanta GA 30329. Apply in person at Kentucky Fried Chicken 2 to 4 pm. Tom Spence is contact. Starting salary $100 per week.
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Waverly Mineral Products CO
Meigs
Georgia
Mobile Homes New Company
Middle Georgia
Tulley Circle
Ape
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Tom Spence
Mer
Man of the Week column dropped for Monthly feature
Lincoln The Forum a weekly newspaper published by inmates at the Nebraska penal complex will discontinue its Man of the Week honors. It will replace the feature with a monthly Man of the Month column.
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Lincoln, Neb
Bis
Forum
Nebraska Penal Complex
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Jintight
Harper
Susie Dunlap
Jinright
Thomasville Times-Enterprise
Imauthorized
Georgia Marble and Stone Eternal Dealer
Oglesby-Nnnually
MON Industries
W. Jackson St
Rainbow
Rainbow Drive-In
Moultrie Road
Tom, Louie
George Mathes
Plaza Cafe
Frank Martin III
Darthula Mayo Davis
Times-Enterprise
al Times-Enterprise
Circulation Dept
Commission
J. Eldon Mariott
Remington Avenue
City Court
Albert J. Simmons
Sol Alfman
H. G. Joiner
Edwin M. Collier
Claude E. Yandle
Olin S. Horne, Jr
L. H. Reichert
Carl §S. McMilan
Newton Sloan, Jr
Theo A. Liefeld
James D. Powell
Herbert H. Burton
L. H. McMullen
Fred M. Jordan, Jr
Julan D. McBride, Jr
Cecil C. Johnston
John W. Thompson
E. Timothy Melton, Jr
I. C. Crosby
John W. King
Virginia Mays
Elkin A. Cooper
Charles F. Bruce
Richard R. Ramsey, Sr
W. E. Reading
Robert D. Morgan
Joe Mitchell
Oscar H. Chastain
James W. Haddock
W. B. Murray, Jr
R. C. Sholar
Bolling Jones
Clarence W. Brown
Charles D. Re
Legion of Decency
Keir Dullea
Gary Loc Wood
Whiddon’s Funeral Home
Bob Bibb
Peoples Funeral Home
Spartan
Elen H. Kirbo
T. L. Kirbo, Jr
W. Broad
Camilla
Expert Service
Oglesey
Nunually Monument CO
W. Jackson
Call Neel Floor Landing Co
Call
McLeod Art Gallery
E. Jackson St
Revell-Gibbs
Alligood Tile CO
Electrical Service
Allen Electric. CO
Smith Ave
Jack Pope
Paramount Cleaners
W. Feinberg & Son
South Georgia
Alcoholics Anonymous
Goodrum’s
S. Crawford
Frank Connell
Frank
School OF Hair Design
J. Sales & Service
E. Jackson
Peter Hiort
John Gregory
Belmont Drive
Mr. Brady
Forest Hill Day Care Center
Pinetree Bivd
U. S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
ABC
Care Times-Enterprise
Kirkland-Cray-Hughes Home For
Ghee
Post Office
Fire Dept
State Patrol
Sheriff Police
Ee Ree
Jim Walter
Jim Pitts
Tallahassee
Fla
J. Dial
Grady County
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