Methodists Announce Area Pastorate Shifts
South Georgia area pastors are reassigned affecting 11 pastorates and the district superintendent post in Thomasville. Bishop John Owen Smith, speaking from Savannah, named L. C. Fullerton to the First Methodist Church of Fordele and announced Frank E. Jenkins will succeed him. Additional transfers include Arthur H. Fusseell at Morningside and assignments across Pavo Meigs Ochlocknee Cairo Albany Bainbridge Portersfield Fort Gaines Sale City and Sale City with John Van Horn among others.
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Thomasville
John Owen Smith
Savannah
L. C. Fullerton
First Methodist Church
Fordele
Fullerton
Frank E. Jenkins
Fhe
North Georgia
Mr. Fullerton
Arthur H. Fusseell
Morningside
C. 8. Easom
Frank J. Terry
Porterfield
T. M. Key
Baconton-Putney
Scott Douglas
Fort Gaines
C. B. Studatill
Sale City
John van Horn
Cubans Plot Continued From Page One
Rep Edwin E Willis chairs a three member House panel examining Cuban and Communist influence in the Americas. Fidel Castro is cited as plotting to dominate the hemisphere and the OAS is urged to act decisively to support freedom and counter Communist minorities in Cuba and elsewhere. The witness cites Vietnam to illustrate global Communist pressure and warns minorities can seize power if unchecked.
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Edwin E. Willis
D-La
Joe RePool
D-Tex
John Buchanen
R-Ala
House
House Cannon
Americas
Fidel Gastro
Hemisphere
Organization of American States
Johnson
OAS
Misa Castro
Viet Nam
Rusge
China
Cuba
Sex Appeal Never Old in Hollywood Fashions
Jean Louis shown fall collection in New York to buyers. Mannequins wore daytime and evening looks from shaggy woolens to shimmering satins with sheer necklines and tight waists. Jackets swirled, rustling taffeta bows, and dresses ranged from loose wool jersey to figure hugging bodices with V necks and wide cord necks.
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New York
Jean Louis
Hollywood
Death services set for Sam Wyche in Thomasville
Sam Wyche aged 101 dies Saturday at Fifth Ave residence. Funeral at 3 pm Sunday at Georgia Bethel Missionary Baptist Church led by Rev. Charlie Davis with burial at Peaceful Rest Cemetery. Survivors include wife six daughters four sons three sisters a brother and 43 grandchildren.
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Sam Wyche
Fifth Ave
Georgia Bethel Missonary Baptist Church
Charlie Davis
Peaceful Rest
Groom
Panera
Thelma L. Dunbar
Mary Williams
Artie Lee Williams
Crotie Sawyer
Thomasville
Telie Mae Mobesley
N. Y
Marie Williams
Orlando
Fila
James
Nathaniel Wyche
Hugh E Wyche
Miccosukie
Florida
O'Neal Wyche
Union Dale
Obituaries for Mamie Jackson and Washington Davis
Mamie Jackson 78 of Route 2 died after a long illness. Services will be announced by Groom's Funeral Home. Washington Davis 50 of 1238 Persimmon St died unexpectedly of a heart ailment. Services will be announced by Groom's Funeral Home.
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Mamie Jackson
Groom
Washington Davis
Persimmon St
Weather Roundup Shows Mostly Cloudy Skies Across State
The weather forecast indicates warm humid conditions with showers and thunder showers in 60 to 80 percent of the state today and tonight, then 30 to 40 percent Saturday. Highs in the 80s, lows around mid 60s. Nearby cities report varied conditions including clear, cloudy, and some rain at different times and locations.
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ST. Marks
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Ptind
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Sk. City
San Diego
San Fran
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
Five Day Georgia Alabama Forecast
Temperatures will run about three degrees above normal with little daily change through Wednesday. Normal highs reach 87 to 91 and lows 63 to 69. Rainfall ranges from a few tenths to 1.14 inches, with scattered mainly afternoon and evening thunderstorms through Wednesday.
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Georgia
Alabama
Unsightly signs go, new ones rise in Thomasville
Street superintendent McLaney leads a citywide sign overhaul to replace old concrete markers and install 260 new readable signs at night. Crews also relocate about 200 markers into residential areas and repaint downtown car parking spaces as part of the Rose Festival readiness.
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Gary Witt
City Street
Herbert McLaney
McLaney
McLaney’s Crena
George Ad
Fire alarm at East Side School prompts partial drills
Morning alarm at East Side School on East Jackson St. brought firefighters who found only wet pavement and a soaked campus. Officials note alarms often trigger during bad weather or rain. Nearby, Georgia Masons prepare for the Festival of St. John the Baptist in Crisp County with Cordelia Lodge 206 setting bleachers for hundreds of attendees and a 5:30 p.m. degree ceremony led by P Y Luther of Griffin followed by an outdoor barbecue and a Master Mason dramatization.
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East Side School
East Jackson St
Thomasville
Crisp County
Cordelia Lodge
F & AM
Cordele
Grand Lodge of Georgia
P. Y. Luther of
Griffin
Cordelia Lodge Hall
Mrs. W. L. Colvin Dies in Fort Gaines Visit at 74
Mrs. W L Colvin 74 a lifelong Thom asville resident died today in Fort Gaines Ga from a heart ailment while visiting her daughter Mrs Lou Ella Lindsey She was formerly Lou Ella Herring and a First Baptist Church member Survived by four daughters Mrs Lorene Stegall Mrs Edna Fisk Mrs Lou Ella Lindsey Mrs Connie Paschal and three sons Oliver Bill Hermond Colvin Plans for funeral by Kirkland Cray Hughes Home for Funerals.
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William L. Colvin
Fort Gaines, Ga
Lou Ella Lindsey
Thomasville
Lou Ella Herring
First Baptist Church
Lorene Stegall
Edna Fisk
Jacksonville
Fla
Ft. Gaines
Connie Paschal
Oliver Colvin
Valdosta
Bill Colvin
Camilla
Hermond Colvin
Kirkland-Cray-Hughes Home
Death notices Roscoe Bryant Bryant Cairo Thomas County
Roscoe Bryant 7 died Thursday at Archbold Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. Rites at 4 p.m. today Calvary Methodist Church with Rev. Sterling Logel, entombment Greenwood Cemetery by Miller Funeral Home. Survived by parents Leon and family, three brothers Dana Todd William, grandparents, uncles and aunts. Trash collection now weekly in all city areas.
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Cairo
Roscoe Stewart Bryant
Leon Bryant
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Calvary Methodist Church
Sterling Logel
Greenwood Cemetery
Miller Funeral Home
Thomas County
Grady County
Southside Elementary School
Dana
Todd
William Bryant
W. Broome
Thomasville
van Bryant
Can a book editor produce movies in Hollywood
AP story follows Saul David a longtime editor who became a film producer. Twentieth Century Fox backed his projects Von Ryan's Express Fantastic Voyage and Our Man Flint with about 16 million dollars. David rose from Bantam reader to VP editorial director before turning to cinema.
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Hollywood
Twentieth Century-Fox
Saul David
Zanucks
von Ryan
Our Man Flint
David
Bantam Books
Taylor says bombing of North Vietnam accomplished intended aims
Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor, returning from Saigon, asserts bombing raids achieved their purpose and disputes a senator’s claim that the strikes would be continued and enlarged. He also denies plans to raise U.S. forces in South Vietnam to 300,000 troops.
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Maxwell D. Taylor
North
Viet Nam
Taylor
Saigon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
South Viet Nam
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