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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1964
Page
7
Pelham Ga announces a summer program led by Joe Caldwell for Little League baseball and potential girls softball. A new Canteen building enables more activities with Youth Canteen events, Friday night jamborees, and joint sponsorship by Pelham PTA American Legion and Recreation Club.
Miss Gail Elizabeth Majors and Everette Randolph Reeves were married in a June 7 ceremony at West Side Baptist Church Thomasville in a double ring service. The couple, both of Thomasville, were joined by family and friends as the groom officiated.
Dear Abby columns discuss dental visits and widows then cover a Thomasville wedding. The article recounts a marriage ceremony with Miss Ann Ragan as maid of honor and bridesmaids, detailing gowns, bouquets, and a reception at the Ragan home. The couple sails to South Florida on their wedding trip.
Bride elect Miss Rita Kimball was surprised with a shower of gifts at an informal party Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Robert Braddy. Hostesses Miss Jennie Braddy and Miss Jane Norwood arranged the event with assistance from Mrs. Braddy as about twenty guests attended and refreshments were served.
Mr and Mrs E T Melton Jr of Thomasville announce the birth of a son on June 10 at Archbold Memorial Hospital. Mrs Melton is the former Vivian Dixon.
Emily R. Jerger narrates three weeks traveling solo through Germany France Switzerland and Britain with help from Margaret Mitchell Rotary friends and the AP. She describes Rhine steamer trips past Lorelei Rock Wiesbaden sights and a smooth Lufthansa flight, aided by couriers and secure travel arrangements.
Miss Carol Gilson of Thomasville is elected Sophomore Class president at Valdosta State College and will edit the Gamma Mu chapter of Kappa Delta. She plans to transfer to the University of Georgia for journalism after the coming year and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Gilson. This June marks her first presidential role on campus. Six Thomas Countians earn degrees at Georgia Tech commencement, led by Gene K. Huddleston with high honors in electrical engineering. Additional Thomasville graduates include Bowers, Roberson, Collins, Tomlinson, and Wilson. Five Thomas County students receive B S degrees at Valdosta State College. Others include Musselwhite, Vonner, Alligood, Chambers, and Rollins. Daniel Webster Gibson, once a STAR student at Central High, graduates with high distinction from Norman College. Commencement speaker was Hon. George T. Smith of Cairo.
Paula Sampeon 13 year old daughter of Lt Cel and Mrs Paul L Sampson is a patient at Walter Reed Hospital Washington DC Col and Mrs Sampeon reside in Washington with her and other family members visit elsewhere Kaye Sampeon visits friends in Alexandria VA Toby stays with relatives in South Carolina Mrs CC Ward returns home after visiting her son Chief Warrant Officer Sterling B Giles and family at Norfolk VA Donald Langley of Thomasville heads to Portland Ore for summer with parents Mr and Mrs Paul E Keihefer Alma B Craig leaves to visit her son and daughter Mr and Mrs L B Craig and their sons Lathrop and Joe in Hollywood Florida for a short time
Forty nine Thomas County 4-H Club girls named county champions will compete at the Southcentral District Project Achievement Meeting at Rock Eagle 4-H Center near Eatonton June 17 18 and 19. Senior and junior groups vie for district titles with seniors also electing district 4-H council officers for 1965. Adults accompanying include club advisors and several named supporters.
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Reneau of Thomasville will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on June 21 with an open house from 8 to 6 p.m. at their Stewart Road home. Seven children will host, and relatives and friends are invited to call. They were married June 7, 1914, in Rome. Children: Rev. W. R. Reneau, Eric L. Reneau, Louis N. Reneau, Horace R. Reneau of Thomasville. Hammon D. Reneau of Rockford. daughters Mrs. J. B. Tuggle of Cairo and Mrs. R. J. Hennen of Madison.
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