Miss Mary Falorsi Becomes Bride of Dr. John Watt
In Baltimore on June 4 Miss Mary Falorsi daughter of Mr and Mrs Vittorio Falorsi Waterbury Conn wed Dr John Watt son of Mr and Mrs John Watt Thomasville Ga at St Pauls Episcopal Church The Rev Henry Lee Doll officiated Mrs Watt a Barnard College alumna and Johns Hopkins Medical student Dr Watt a Johns Hopkins Hospital resident graduated from Presbyterian College of South Carolina and Johns Hopkins Hospital The couple plans a wedding trip to Rehoboth Beach Del and will reside in Baltimore
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Baltimore
Mary Falorsi
Vittorio Falorsi
Waterbury
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Watt
Presbyterian College of South Carolina
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Scott Family Plans Nine Week European Tour
Mr and Mrs W Fred Cecott Sr and their children depart from New York for a nine weeks tour of Europe visiting England Holland Belgium Luxembourg Switzerland Italy and France. They sail June 15 from New York aboard the S S Washington and return August 13 with stops including Southampton London Windermere Edinburgh York Harwich The Hague Brussels Lucerne Interlaken Montreux Stresa Bellagio Venice Florence Rome Naples Pisa Genoa Nice Aix en Provence Bourg Paris. W Fred Scott Sr a World War I veteran and his son W Fred Scott Jr a World War II veteran will tour peace time sites once again in Europe.
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W. Fred Cecott
Dorothy Scott
W. F.scott, Jr
Cochran Scott
New York
S. S
Washington
United States
Southampton
England
Holland
Belgium
Luxembourg
Switzerland
Italy
France
W. Fred. Scott
W. Fred Scott, Jr
London
Windemere
Edinburg
York
Harwich
Hague
Brussells
Lucerne
Interlakén
Montreux
Stresa
Bellagio
Venice
Florence
Rome
Naples
Pisa
Genoa
Nice
Aix-en-Provence
Bourg and
Paria
Methodists rate literature as base and immoral in Georgia
The South Georgia Methodist Conference hillside report blasts much American literature as base and immoral and urges a lower reading standard to push publishers. It also repeals a 1940 rule limiting district superintendent stays to six years and accepts Savannah’s Wesley Memorial Church to host the 1950 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
South Georgia
Methodist Conference
Reprt
J. R. Webb
Arthur J. ‘Moore
Americas
H. Freeman
Savannah
D. G. “Mann
Macon
John 8. Sharpe
Valdosta
Wesley Memorial Church
Jack Anderson
Wesley Memorial
Futch Home Co Inc Celebrates Over 40 Years
The T A Futch Home Co Inc of Thomasville Georgia marks more than four decades of service offering home goods and related services. Established decades ago the firm emphasizes reliability and local support for customers in Thomas County and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Gas prices and market talk shake up a Florida town
A chaotic column discusses gas price similarities across Standard stations, a push to compare prices within a hundred miles of Thomasville, and a plan to expose local variations. It also notes farm market ideas, local calls to papers, stadium light pole work, and a disabled cyclist earning respect as a reliable worker.
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Book
Florida
Winois
Thomasville
Sophi
Personal notices of visits births and health updates
Mr Bill Neer arrived Thursday after nine months in Costa Rica. Mr and Mrs J M McComb and Mrs Charles L Dawson with guest Miss Helen Moffat of Atlanta. Warren Mays family to spend next week in Highlands North Carolina. George D Tompkins and daughter Eda Jane to vacation in Knoxville. R O Kelly announces birth of son Gary Glenn June 8 at Archbold Memorial hospital. Donnie Kay Chastain recovering from appendectomy at Archbold Memorial hospital. Warren H Rehberg announces birth of baby boy at Archbold hospital June 11. Mrs Frenverg former Miss Montine Dukes noted. Jimmy Anderson of Asheville with parents Herbert Neel for weekend. Mrs Hillis Collier ill at Victoria Hospital Miami after major operation. B E Hardin and twins Braeda Glenda return to Atlanta with L M Hamlin. Warren Herbert Jr born 12:07 am today. Rehberg’s Mila Dukes, daughter of A Crane of Route 1 Bosn. Tom Hawkins to spend summer with parents Wiley T Hawkins after University of Kansas year. Mrs BE W McMillan improving after major operation in New Orleans hospital. recuperating at home on Moultrie road.
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Warren H. Rehberg
Archbold Hospital
Frenverg
Montine Dukes
Warren Herbert Jr
Primitive Baptist Revival Ends Soon at Local Church
The Primitive Baptist church hosts revival services through Sunday with 11:00 a.m. morning sermon and 8:00 p.m. tonight and Sunday night. Bible study at 10:00 a.m. A basket dinner is planned on church grounds. The annual youth camp will be held at Valdosta College from June 27 to July 4.
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Tomorow
Primitive Baptist Church
Valdosta College
Revival at Big Ochlochnee Baptist Church to Begin
Revival services at Big Ochlochnee Baptist Church start Sunday night June 12 with evangelist Rev. C. R. Baptist Church. Morning services at 11 o clock and evening at 8 15. Everyone is invited to attend. J. D. Chastain, Clerk.
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Big Ochlochnee Baptist Church
Rev. C. R Baptist Church
J. D. Chastain
Final Rites for Willie MacMillian Held at Willlowhead
The funeral for Willie Mac Millian will be held Sunday at 3 o clock at Willowhead Baptist Church. Hadley s Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
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Willie Macmillian
Willowhead Baptist Church
Hadley’s Funeral Home
Georgia veterans endorse Collins for NEA president and Cocke for national commander
Delegates at the veterans convention in Georgia back Dr. Collins for president of the National Education Association and Erle Cocke Jr. for national commander. They consider two anti communism resolutions including barring Communist party members from GI benefits and harsher action against disloyalty.
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Dr. Collins
National Education Association
Erle Cocke, Jr
Communist Party
Red Cross chapter holds annual meet elects new board
The Thomas County Red Cross annual meeting presided by Rev. George W. Shirley approved bylaws and heard service reports. New board members were elected for three two and one year terms. A 3:30 p.m. Thursday meeting will select officers and the executive board.
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RED Cross Chapter
Thomas County
The
American Red Cross
George W. Shirley
Red Cross
Archbold Hospital
W. Clifton, Steyerman
Marcus Calhoun
Langdon Flowers
Fred Scott, Jr
Virginia ‘Kirk
Harry Vann
Boston
Rufus Bulloch
Ochlocknee
M. L. Walton
Wallace Neel
J. W. Miller, Jr
J. J. Collins
James 8. Mason
Alton Harrison
Coolidge
Don Dailla
Pavo
J. B. Palmer
Meigs
Joe Keyton
Charles McKinnon
Chester Bellamy
al. Feinberg
John Alexander
Groover Thomas
Metcalf
Will Watt
Butler Family To Hold 14th Reunion Sunday
Descendants of the late Rev. J. T. Butler of Thomas County will gather for the 14th annual reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Braswell on Sunday June 19.
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J. T. Butler
Thomas County
J. d. Braswell
Miss Sally Harrell to Receive Degree at GSCW
Miss Sally Harrell daughter of Mr and Mrs BE Harrell of Thomasville will graduate from the Georgia State College for Women on June 13. President Guy H Wells will confer the Bachelor of Science in Home Economics. She is a Thomasville high school graduate and active in Penguin League of Women Voters and YWCA cabinets.
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Milledgeville, Ga
Sarah Lloyd Harrell
BE. H. Harrell
Thomasville
Georgia State College For Women
Guy H. Wells
Harrell
Penguin
League of Women Voters
Council
Young Woman's Christian Association
YWCA
United Arld Federalist Organization
GSCW
Seminole graduates return home after Florida trip
Donalsonville June 11 Graduating Class of Seminole High School returned from a trip through parts of Florida. Miss Dorothy Caudell supervised. They toured Clearwater enjoyed beaches with Dawson Springs Ky seniors and fished earning a prize for most fish. A stop at Tarpon Springs showcased St Nichols Church marble arch valued at one million dollars.
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Donalsonville
Seminole High School
Florida
Dorothy Caudell
Clearwater
Fla
Suwannee River
Dawson Springs
Eugene Hawkins
FFA
Miss Caudell
Forty and Eight honors Macon police chief
The Forty and Eight honor Society of the Legion elevates Police Chief Ben T. Watkins of Macon a veteran of both World Wars to the post of Grand Chef de Gare.
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United States
The
Forty
Honor Society of the Legion
Ben T. Watkins
Macon
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