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Thomasville Times Enterprise in Thomasville, Georgia

11 Jun 1966

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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1966

Page

7

Ministerial Assignments Announced By Methodists

Methodist Bishop John O. Smith announced 137 new ministerial appointments at the South Georgia Methodist Conference closing session. Dr. David A. Duck becomes district superintendent of the Americus District, with other district leaders named including Bernard L. Brown in Dublin and W. Aubrey Alsebrook in Waycross. The roster lists numerous appointments across Thomasville Albany Americus Cordele Columbus and Savannah districts, plus special appointments and deaconess postings.

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ST. Simons Island John O. Smith South Georgia David A. Duck Waycross Aim Ricus Bernard L. Brown Dublin Brunswick First Columbus C. W. Hancock Epworth Methodist Church Savannah Thomasville Frank €., Jenkins Albany Asbury J. B. Lawier Avalon Louis Gholson Leonard Cochran Frank J. Terry Morningside William L. Peed Palymyra Road G. Grover Bell Porterfield T. M Jack) Key Trinity Arlington George E. Clay Sr Attapulgus Easom Baconton-Putney Scott Douglas Bainbridge Joe H. Bridges Barwick Leland Collins Blakely Clark Pafford Arthur Fussell Boston Jack Bentley Brinson Abbeville H. H. Sheppard Americus W. E. Robertson Cy Dick Reese Lee Street Carroll Crosby Homer E. Grimes Circuit W. J. Stanford Ashburn Aaron Sellers Bronwood -- Smithville James E. Duke Jr Byromville- Lilly Clarence Cawthorn Cochran DeWitt Shippey Cordele L. ©. Fullerton Peavy James E. Kenney Jr Dawson Allen Johnson Eastman Elko Snow Joseph A. Kelley Ellaville Brooks Partain James C. Moore Graves James R. Jensen Hawkinsville A. Ray Adams Helena Scotland R. L. Harris Jacksonville J. C. Christian Leesburg Charles B. Webster Leslie Desoto Lamar Studstil Lumber City Warren Grimes H. B. Underwood Don McWhorter East Highland David F. Cripps Edgewood James Chester Epworth Donald Kea Hamp Stevens James Clary Midway W. Harry Smith Open Door Raymond Bittner Rose Hill Roy Gardner St. Andrew Larry Roberts St. Luke Wayman Cleveland David Haygood St. Mark C. H. Donaldson St. Mary’s Hill James McLendon St Paul Guy Hutcherson Ronald Culpepper Sherwood Reece Turrentine South Columbus Raymond Wilder Sr Striplin Terrace Burns Willis Weems Road Woodrow W Brown Wesley Heights John E. Horton Jey Wynnton Robert T. Padgett Clarence T. Allen Cusseta Gordon E. Garthe Cuthbert W. L. Daughtery Jr Geneva Lowery Brantley Georgetown Leo Weaver Hamilton Eugene Barlow Howard Kenny D. Fuller Jr Lumpkin Tasker Johnson Marion William W. Flournoy Midland James Rush Preston J. Kenneth Turner Richland Carlton Reid Shellman Ramus Fremean Talbotton Sam A. Douthit Waverly Hall Cephas Williamson Woodland Grable Page Georgia Council On Alcohol Problems W. L. Anderson U. S. Army Vance Mathis Jerry M. Woodberry U. S. Air Force A. 8. Leonard Andrew College Douglas Barnes Tennessee Wesleyan College Hugh Clayton White Frank Gilmore Emory University Douglas Green Southern Rhodesia Thomas Lee Curtis Adair W. W. Jackson Terry DeLoach Wesley Oak L. A. Lemons White Bluff John D. Quillan Whitfield Hunter J. Bassett Wildwood-Silk Hope S. L. Mayo Wilmington Island Fred L. Maddox Woodlawn William&. McTier Springfield Lamar Ball Pledger W. Parker Town and Country Work Don Sparks Don Jordan Carl Bishop Claxton C. C. Edmundson Cobbtown Collins Robert Hannah Garfield William T. Haselden Girrard W. E. Cochran Glennville Buford M. Fulford Wabersham Wayne McDaniel Supply Hagan Rudolph Dixon Hazlehurst William H. Hirdie Hilstonia Graton Helms Jesup Fred Melendon Screven Gufford Prickett Shiloh Harmony Homer Taylor Statesboro Ted Griner Pittman Park Gilbert Ramsey Surrency-Barthel John Ivey Sylvania J. M. Yarbrough Vidette Herbert McGill Waynesboro Henry K. Erwin Missions Co. c. Edmundson Douglas English Clyattville Owen Williams King's Chapel J. O. Fuller Doeran H. G. McCrary Fitzgerald-Central E. Steele Newchurch Zephoe Eicher Jr Funston Charles P. Adams Hahira J. LeRoy Hendrix Irwinville R. G. Middleton Lakeland Carter Berkeley Lake Park Ww. A Jekvil David Hudson Lakeside Ralph Bailey McKendree J. S. Wetzel Taylors Thomas E. Barrett Darien St. Marys J. Lou Scott St. Simons E. Tom Stroud Waresboro George G. Burnham Brouoks J. S. Willis Bruce Wilson Lee Ramsey Gilchrist Frank Nails J. Beverly Jr General Board of Education Robert A. Davis Dave Hanson Africa J. Morgan Johnson Georgia State Department of Rehabilitation Willam M. Whipple Vashti School Naomi Coger Helen Fennema Lottie Ora Hooper Anne South Georgia Board of Education St. Simons Inland Gwinnette Suggs Dorothy M. Watson Mabel Edgerton Northeast Ohio Mary Louis Whitlock Esther Jones
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Legion Sets Cairo Meet for 1966 57 Year

The annual Second District American Legion convention will be held in Cairo on Sunday with district commander Karl P. Conrad of Thomasville presiding. Mrs. W. D. Harrell of Bainbridge will lead the Auxiliary session at the Legion clubhouse starting registration at 9 30 a m. Grady Willis of Sylvester district chaplain will conduct the memorial service. The program includes guest speakers, music, and election of district officers for 1966 57. Marion Prince was elected commander of the host post replacing Edd L. Childers who did not seek another term.

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Cairo American Legion Karl P. Conradi Thomasville W. D. Harrell Bainbridge Legion Grady Willis Sylvester Marion Prince Edd L. Childers
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Meigs Man Hurt In Truck Crash

Gene Ronald Heaton twenty five of Meigs was injured in a one vehicle crash on Qixie Highway near Bermuda Road. His Ford pick up skidded 352 feet and crossed the roadway twice before hitting a ditch. Heaton is being treated for lacerations and a broken arm at Archbold Memorial Hospital.

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Archbold Memorial Hospital Gene Ronald Heaton Meigs Qixie Highway Bermuda &J. Ptl Sidney Fewell
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Viola Broadnax 54 Dies. Rites Set at Bethel Church

Mrs Viola Broadnax of 316 3rd Ave Thomasville died Friday at Archbold Memorial Hospital. Services will be at 2 30 p m Sunday at Bethel Missionary Baptist Church with Rev W H Bass officiating. Burial at Bethel Cemetery. She was a native of Thomas County and a Bethel member who attended Allen Normal Industrial School.

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Viola Broadnax 3Rd Ave Thomasville Archbold Memorial Hospital Bethel Missionary Baptist Church W. H. Bass Bethel Cemetery People’s Funeral Home Thomas County Allen Normal Industrial School
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Williams Rites Held For Eugene Williams Life Resident Of Valdosta

Eugene Williams of 227 Siexas Street died Monday at his home. Services were held Sunday at Groom's Funeral Home with the Rev. D. D. Belford officiating and burial in Magnolia Cemetery. He was a lifelong Valdosta resident, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Williams. Survivors include six sisters Gussie Williams Artie Williams Lena Cole Ester Wheeler Louise Jones and Frankie Brown and an aunt Ada Collins of Valdosta.

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Eugene Williams Siexas St Groom D. D. Belford Magnolia Cemetery Wallace Williams Gussie Artie Williams Lena Cole Ester Wheeler Louise Jones Frankie Brown Ada Collins Valdosta
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Medicare And You Payment To Patient Method Explained

Louis O Kidd outlines two payment methods under Medicare and You. The article details deductible handling, when to file claims, and doctor versus patient payment roles. It lists covered services, eligibility rules, and limitations including non coverage for routine care and certain practitioners.

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Louis O. Kidd Social Security Office Thomasville
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Air war in Vietnam reports heavy strikes near paratroopers

North Vietnam actions continue, with one ground strike within 50 yards of U S paratroopers. Air power from U S Air Force and Navy conducts 72 missions over North Vietnam, focusing on the southern panhandle and coast. Navy pilots report destroying 37 boxcars and damaging more, plus 21 junks, five bridges, and four barges across 34 missions.

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South Viet Nam U. S. Air Force Navy North Viet Nam Panhandle
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Quitman Police Resign Then Rejoin After 60 Hour Week

In Quitman all but Chief Eugene Rogers resigned at 11 a m Friday. Within 30 minutes volunteers and city workers restored police protection. City Commission accepted resignations, called for new recruits, and discussed a 60 hour week after earlier rejection of 40 hour plans. Eight signatories urged shorter hours and overtime pay. The city plans to hire replacements with wages from $295 to $83? weekly, plus benefits.

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Eugene Rogers City Commission Isitman Soaar Roy Williams Bob Stalvey Jack Crosby Harris Godwin Joe Caliguiri Vernon Underwood James Jefferson Harmon Weldon Commission Yot Waters Williams Waters Police Cepa
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Family reunions in jet age era

The note reflects on family reunions with fried chicken and potato salad at picnics. Relatives admire Baby Suzy as the author muses about families living closer to meet more often, mentioning the jet age.

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Suzy
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City Workers Praised For Hurricane Alma Labor

Mayor Roy Lilly and the City Commission issued a commendation to fire police and public works staff for their faithful and diligent service during Hurricane Alma. The letter credits employees for long hours under dangerous conditions and for restoring and maintaining city services.

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Roy Lilly Alma Board of Commissioners City of Thomasville
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Kiwanis Lectured On Cancer Warning Signs

Dr. Richard Miller spoke to the Thomasville Kiwanis Club at Glen Arven Country Club about cancer's seven deadly signals. The American Cancer Society film The Other City illustrated the danger signs and urged regular medical checkups to beat cancer, highlighting the yearly anticipated U S deaths and the consequences of ignoring symptoms.

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Richard Miller Thomasville Kiwanis Club Glen Arven Country Club Other City The American Cancer Society Cancer United States Miller Thomas County
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Sanity trial counsel faces two attorney groups

Friday's sanity hearing for Ruby was complicated by two sets of attorneys claiming to represent him. Dallas lawyer Phil Burleson led one group while Jasper attorney Joe Townhill said he appeared by order of the Court of Criminal Appeals. Holland indicated he would recognize both Burleson and Townhill and all other defense lawyers as Ruby's counsel at the sanity trial.

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Ruby Phil Burleson Dallas Joe Tonnhill Jasper Court of Criminal Appeals Texas Holland Burleson Townhill
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Births announced for David Cameron Hunter and Kimberly Joanne Brady

Mr and Mrs F T Hunter Jr announce the birth of a son David Cameron June 8 at Dekalb General Hospital Decatur Ga Mrs Hunter is formerly Lucille Owens of Pavo Ga Mr and Mrs Joe Brady of Valdosta announce the arrival of their adopted daughter Kimberly Joanne born Feb 14 Mrs Brady is formerly Jean Richardson of Pavo Ga

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F. T. Hunter Jr David Cameron Dekalb General Hospital Decatur, Ga Hunter Lucille Owens Pavo Ga Joe Brady Valdosta Kimberly Joanne Brady Jean Richardson Pavo
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