Methodist Conference Readies 100 Appointments Across Georgia
More than 100 ministerial changes announced at the South Georgia Methodist Conference. Revs. David A. Due and James P. Webb shift districts in Macon and Savannah, P. E. Mill leaves Cairo for America district, with Bishop John Owen Smith overseeing the new appointments. News notes opposition to civil disobedience amid ongoing nationwide unrest.
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Albany, Ga
South Georgia Methodist Conference
David A. Due
Cherokee Heights Metodist Church
Macon
Wa Cross
James P. Webb
Vineville
Savannah
P. E. Mill
First Method Church
Cairo
America
John Owen Smith
Georgia Methodists
Methodists List Serial Changes Across Districts
A long list details ongoing clergy transfers and appointments across Dublin, Macon, Savannah, Statesboro, and Thomasville districts. Names include Edwin J. Grimes, Rudolph itham, Eugene Bar, J. W. Dupree, H. G. Me y, and many others with circuits such as Toombs, Macon First Street, Vineville, and Savannah Trinity noted along with special appointments to Wesley Foundations and Georgia Southern College.
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Imbus St. Paul
Guy K. Hutbon
Columbus Sherwood
E Turpentine
Columbus
Edwin J. Grimes
Colum Wynnton
Robert T. Paditt
Inton
Rudolph Itham
Cusseta
Eugene Bar- Cuthbert
Virgil Culpepper
Iva
Dick Reese
Geneva
Midland
Es Rush
Soviet Union life cures N Y couple
Dischanted and broke Morris and Mollie Block of New York returned home after five years in the Soviet Union where they found poverty and lack of freedom. They spoke at Kennedy Airport of their hardships and criticized socialism and Soviet citizenship rules, saying they sold belongings to pay homeward fares and waited 12 days for exit visas.
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New York
Morris
Mollie Black
Soviet Union
Odessa
Kennedy Airport
Dan
Joanna
Block
Karl Marx
BBY
Blockei
U.S
Black
Jet Union
Worlds Fair TV unit uses 300 color sets at New York event
Lou Ames, head of the RCA small closed circuit at the 646 acre New York World's Fair, runs 300 color sets, staging cooking, travelogues and interviews. He expects 2,000 hours of Sage tour programming this summer and 8,000 daily visitors to the center.
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Agro York
Lou Ames
Television Now
Ames
Cial
Radio Corp. of America
Changing Southern Scene Negroes Increase in Colleges
An AP report notes increased enrollment of Black students in white colleges across the Deep South during summer terms. At Ole Miss and Alabama campuses, longstanding tensions persist yet some students attend peacefully. Ohio Mississippi observers cite cases at Ole Miss, Northeast Louisiana State College, and Mississippi institutions with mixed outcomes and federal court orders shaping access.
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ANTA
Unies
Deep South
University of Isippi
University Obama
Northeast Louis State College
Monroe
University of Alabama At
King's Prison Site Changed To Save Life
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was moved from St. Johns County jail to an undisclosed town amid threats to his life. Sheriff L. O. Davis cited protection needs as King, along with 17 others, faced coordinated sit in protests and violent clashes during a third straight night of marches.
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King's Prison
Save Life
Augustine
Fla
Martin Luther King Jr
L. O Davis
King
St. John County
Davis
Marti Luther King Jr
Atlanta
Plaza
Medical dean earns grant for animal care tests
Dr. W. tice, dean of the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta, has won a $160,982 grant from the National Institute for use in animal care tests. Sens. Richard B. Rus and Herman E. Talmadge announced the award on Thursday.
County Kiwanis Hears Ways to Aid Education
Thomas County Kiwanis Club discussed four actions to promote higher education in the county at its Thursday meeting. Amos McMullian outlined steps including backing a state junior college bond issue, evaluating high school counselor qualifications, forming a placement committee for college information, and providing student scholarships. He noted only one in four graduates attends college, and the club’s directors will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Newton Sloan’s home.
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Thomas County Kiwanis Club
Thomas County
Amos McMullian
Flowers Bakery
Lsted
Civic Club
McMullian
Newton Sloan
N. Dawson
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