Next Three Weeks Seen Critical by Congressman Pilcher
Congressman Pilcher declares the coming three weeks critical as he shows constituents a film of Operation Ivy the first hydrogen bomb test. The memory of the late Congressman Cox is honored at a district meeting with tributes read by Judge J O Bell and remarks from Carl Vinson and Voorhees. Delegates from 14 counties attend the gathering in Thamesville with a long list of district officials and supporters.
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Charles Pilcher
Cong
Pilcher
Cox
the Congressional Committee
J. O. Bell
Georgia Supreme Court
Scott
House of Representatives
Judge Bell
House
Carl Vinson
Georgia
Judge Cox
Congressman Voorhees
Ghio Ahso
Congressman Cox
Thamesville Public Library
Carl Rhodes
Ed Williams
Roy Lawson
Boyett
Oscar Witchard
Thomas Harper
Mitchell
A. R. Royal
Joe Boence
Harry Frosteg
L. G. Hineson
J. Cheney Robinson
Miller
Raymond Young
Pat Dozier
Calhoun
J. M. Jordan
Baker
J. H. Cotton
L. Cotton
Tift
Frank Lamb
A. N. Aycock
Frank Corry
Russ Pittman
Andy Garrison
Dougherty
Rosser Malone
Paul Kennan
George Joiner
Wallace Grouch
Adie Durden
Colquitt
Jim Mack Odum
Bill Clark
R. B. Wright
Richard Garrett
Bill Slocumb
R. H. Carter
Worth
Leon Houston
W. J. Forehand
Harmon Jeffers
H. H . Wollard
Elks Plan Radio Flag Day Program Across Nation
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will sponsor a Mutual Broadcasting System Flag Day radio program Monday marking the 176th birthday of the flag. Ansel Frobberg Exalted Ruler of the Thomasville Lodge said the 5:30 to 5:55 p.m. segment features Bobby Benson and Bob Haag with Earl Be James of Oklahoma City opening and Arthur J. Connell delivering a national Legion message. Thomasville Elks urge residents and local businesses to fly flags Monday.
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Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Mutual Broadcasting System
Ansel Frobberg
Thomasville Lodge of Elks
Bobby Benson
Star of Mutual
Bob Haag
Earl BE
James
Oklahoma City
Arthur J. Connell
Middletown
Conn
Natonal
American Legion
Thomasville Elks
Minty
Vacation Church School At First Methodist
Vacation Church School will be held at First Methodist Church Monday through Friday from 9 to 11 a.m. A swimming party and picnic are planned for next Saturday at Bob’s pool from 9 to 12 noon. Mrs. Charles R. Simmons Jr. is director with Mrs. Claud Vaughn as superintendent of the kindergarten and Mrs. R. B. Hiers overseeing the primary and junior groups.
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First Methodist
Rr First Methodist Church
Bob's Pool
Vaughan
Community Council Plans Park Playground Discussion
The Community Council sets a June meeting to discuss playground equipment for Paradise Park with Park Board opposition but support for a majority decision. The plan centers on a 160 by 169 foot triangular site at Metcalf Avenue and Hansell Street.
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Paradise Park
Community Council
Council Board of Directors
John Norwood
Park Planning Board
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Park Board
Metcalf Avenue
Hansell Street
Names Fragment From Obituary or Notice
Readable fragments list individuals Joe Redd Dic Higgins Ramsey and L V McKinnon Jr likely part of a notice or obituary item. No dates or context provided to determine event or relation among them.
Rev S Woodward Adams Chosen Vashti School Superintendent
The Rev S Woodward Adams, pastor of First Methodist Church Moultrie for three years, is named superintendent of Vashti School by the Woman's Division of Christian Service and approved by Bishop Arthur J Moore. He becomes the seventh superintendent and the second man in that role, with duties beginning mid July at the Vashti campus.
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Arthur J. Moore
South Georgia
Adams
Vasht! School
E. E. Bishop
Moore
Frank Nalls
Epworth-by-the-Sea
Joe H. Bridges
Warren Candle Hospital
G. N. Ralay
Woodward Adams
Tennessee
Morgan Prep
Petersburg
Tenn
Vanderbilt University
Emory University
Union Theological Seminary
New York
New York, Mrs. Adams Is the Former Marvel Gossage of Tullahoma
Joseph
Buwance
Atlanta
Dan Gilbert
Edgewood Methodist Church
San Antonio
Texas
Woodward, Jr
Monteagle
First Methodist
Waydross
Moultrie
Mrs. Adams
Mr. Adams
Gladice Bower
Miss Bower
Qarett Biblical Institute
Vashti
Loc
Woman's Division of Christian Service
New York City
Thomas Drug Store No. 2 Opens on Gordon Avenue
Thomas Drug Store No. 2 on Gordon Avenue across from the hospital opened Friday drawing hundreds of customers. Five hundred orchids were given to the ladies while ice cream cones and balloons pleased the children. The new store showcases modern equipment and aims to meet all needs with prompt prescription filling, continuing the Thomas reputation of seventy years.
No Trace Found Of Paul Conley
The sheriff reports no trace of Paul Conley, pursued on two warrants for car theft and assault with a dangerous weapon. Conley reportedly fled with his child, leaving the child with relatives.
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Paul Conley
Sheriff's Office
Conley
Young Bill Thomas Dies Near Pelham
The death of Bill Thomas son of Mr and Mrs Robert Henry Thomas of Whigham is announced. He died at the home near Pelham after four years of ill health and three months of critical illness. Funeral services are planned for Sunday at Spring Hill Methodist church near Whigham. Survived by his wife Evelyn Tillis and several relatives including four sisters and two brothers, plus his grandmother Mrs G B Elkins of Cairo. He was twenty five years old.
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Bill Thomas
Robert Henry Thomas
Whigham
Pelham
Spring Hill Methodist Church
Evelyn
Nelle Thomas
Donnie Thomas
Mary Ann Thomas
Jerry
Gene Thomas
Thomas
G. B. Elkins
Cairo
Pat Farmer
McGrotha Newton Nuptials Postponed
Miss Mary Eliz abeth McGrotha and Reph Donald Newton wedding is postponed from Sunday at the First Methodist Church Boston. The date and location will be announced soon by the bride's mother.
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Mary Elizabeth McGrotha
Donald Newton
First Methodist Church
Boston
Thomasville Calendar and Obituary Notice
Calndor events listed for Monday include meetings of the Ministerial Association Jaycees and F and A M Lodge No 369 at Scott Hotel and Masonic Hall. An obituary notes the untimely death of the youngest son of his parents, mourned by many friends.
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Thomasville Ministerial Association
Hotel Scott
Jaycees
F.&a.m
Masonic Hall
Idea Exchange Club
Youth Center
Edwin A Milner Dies in Quitman at 80
Edwin A Milner, 80, of Quitman, native of Rome Georgia, died after illness. Survived by Emma Speight Milner wife. three daughters Mamie Milner, Mrs. W. B. Holwell, Mrs. Jerger. son John E Milner. three grandchildren. Funeral Sunday 3 p.m. at family home Molly Avenue. Rev L D Shippey officiating. Oak Hill Cemetery. Maxwell-Eason Co. in charge.
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Uitman
Edwin Asbury Milner
Quitman
Prida
Rome
Molly Avenue
Rev. L. D. Shippey
Oak Hill Cemetery
Maxwell-Eason Company
Filmer
Mizz Mamie Milner
Thomasville
Quitman Methodist Church
Woodmen of
South Georgia
Emma Speight
George
Party Planned For Carrier Salesmen
Times Enterprise reports a Monday evening party to honor 81 carrier street salesmen at the Albany Road home of Circulation Manager R. H. Heath. Festivities begin at 7 p.m. with "Two for the Money" as the game and two cash prizes for the most asked question in the carrier room. Out of town guests from Donalsonville Bainbridge Pelham Quitman Coolidge and nearby areas are expected.
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Donalsonville
Bainbridge
Pelham
Quitman
Coolidge
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Cox W. F. Scott, Sr
Elks Plan
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L. B. Craig
J. A. Curry
W. B. Cochran
Jr. Cherris
W. B. Cochran, Jr. Elder
Hurley Chapman
Emily Jerger
Thomas County
Fred Godwin
C. K. Billings
S. Woodward Adams
Thomas Drug Store
Vann
McGrotha-Newton
Calndor
Edwin A.milner
Masin
Hampin
W. B. Holwell
Jerger
John Eawin Milner
Quitmen
American, Legion
Kiwanis Club