Mrs William Bailey Lamar dies. former local resident
Atlanta June 14 AP Mrs William Bailey Lamar 77 a prominent civic figure and widow of Judge William J Lamar died at her residence She moved to Atlanta from Norfolk Virginia with her parents and later married Charles Allen Healey before marrying Judge Lamar She resided in Atlanta after 1928 and was connected with property holdings and a circle of distinguished friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
William Bailey
Lamar
William 3
Florda
Ethel Toy
Norfolk
Robert Boyte Foy
Mary Bockover Toy
Charles Alen Healey
Judie Lamar
Thomasville
Last Rites Held For Frank G Baggett
Sunday services at Little Ochlocknee Baptist Church were held for Frank Gordon Baggett who died Saturday at Archbold hospital after a short illness. Rev. E O Neal conducted the rites with Abie and James Baggett as pallbearers. Burial followed at Little Ochlocknee cemetery. He was born October 5, 1948 in Thomas county. Surviving are his parents Mr and Mrs Jessie L Baggett and numerous Baggett family members. Out of town relatives from New Orleans attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Baggett
Little Ochlocknee Baptist Church
Frank Gordon Baggett
Archbold Hospital
EB. E.o’neal
Little Ochlocknee Cemetery
Abie
James Baggett
Frank
Thomas County
Jessie. L. Baggett
Abie * Baggett
Farrel Griffin
Herschel Baggett
Estelle Baggett
Eugene Baggett
Jerrel Baggett
Bill Baggett
Dawson Street Baptist Organizes Men's Brotherhood
The men of Dawson Street Baptist Church organized a Brotherhood on Thursday night June 9 with thirty six at supper. Officers elected include Pastor Rev R D Carrin President W E Pledger, Activities Vice President J A Milton Jr, Program Vice President Noah Stegall, Membership Vice President J M Dekle Jr, Chorister Othell, Secretary Treasurer J Von Wilder. Charter membership stands at forty four and meetings will be held the second Friday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson Street Baptist Church
R. D. Carrin
W. E. Pledger
J. A. Milton, Jr
Noah Stegall
J. M. Dekle, Jr
Othell
J. von Wilder
Brotherhood
Appointment of Ben Watkins as Clerk to Florida Chief Justice
Announcement of Ben Watkins named Clerk to the Chief Justice of the Florida Supreme Court. The new appointee, a recent Stetson University College of Law graduate, comes with a Bachelor of Law degree and has begun his term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Watkins
Fla
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Florida
Mr. Watkins
Stetson
Thomasville notices and project plans in postwar era
In Thomasville region notes postwar plans include growth aims for 1960 with new lots for homes and town population, Florida road improvements from Caldwell administration, a modern Crawfordville court building, and a stadium gridiron being prepared with light poles and sod. Travelers include Mrs. Montgomery heading to Bogota and locals in New Orleans.
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Thomanville
Altho
Florida
Caldwell Administration
Tallahassee
Crawfordville
St. Marks
Crawfordsville
Waukulla Springs
Jerger son earns Georgia Tech diploma in ceramic engineering
Mr and Mrs Joseph Jerger and family attended graduation exercises at Georgia Tech where their son Joseph Jerger received a diploma in ceramic engineering. He will join a Stamford Connecticut industrial firm for research work after a short stay at Tech. His wife will accompany him before his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Jerger
Mary Jerger
Louis Jerger
Georgia Tech
Stamford
Conn
Tech
Ben Dorchester progresses through law career stages
The obituary notes Ben Dorchester, formerly of University Deland Florida, studied at the University of Georgia for a year after discharge in 1946, passed the Georgia Bar, earned a degree from Stetson, and was appointed Clerk with plans to fill the position in the coming weeks.
Social Notes From The County Courtyard
Personal items list residents and visitors heading to Georgia Florida North Carolina Kentucky and Washington for visits weddings and summer engagements. Names include John Searcy Sophie Rehberg Betty Lou Carlton Claire Flowers and Ethel Silva with travelers to Quitman Lakeland Charlotte Decatur Somerset and Washington. Local figures attend events from Augusta to Myrtle Beach and the American Legion Auxiliary convention.
Spence Legion Post To Install Officers Tonight
The T. L. Spence Jr Post 31 American Legion will meet at the Legion Home on North Broad Street at 7 30 tonight. Members are urged to attend for the officer installation led by District Commander Nelson Tift of Albany and a financial report by Finance Officer J Harvey Clark.
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Spence Legion Post
T. L. Spence, Jr
American Legion
Legion
North Broad Street
Nelson Tift
Albany
J. Harvey Clark
American
Last Rites Tomorrow for Mrs. Mary F Outts
Friends of Mrs. Mary Francis Outts gather tomorrow afternoon for funeral services at Whiddon's Funeral Chapel. She died June 13 at Archbold hospital and will be buried at Laurel Hill Cemetery. Rev. I A Harrell and L A Stephens will conduct the rites. Survivors include three sons C D Gutts J T Outts and W F Outts Jr and two daughters Mrs W Ju Binion and Mrs Elizabeth Honegger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Francis Outts
Whiddon’s
C. D. Gutts
New Port, Fla
J.T. Jutts
Thomasville
W. F. Dutts Jr
W. Ju. Binion
Albany
Lizabeth Honegger
Panama City
Dayton man hospitalised after Highway 19 wreck
Lloyd Dunston Walkey of Dayton Ohio was hospitalized after an accident three miles south of town on Highway 19, according to a State Patrol report. The incident occurred yesterday and the man was injured in the crash.
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Dayton
Ohio
Lloyd Dunston Walkey
Thia Morn
Boston Bride Dorothy Sculley Weds Tom Kent Jr
Miss Dorothy Sculley of Boston Georgia marries Mr. Tom Kent Jr of Lee Florida in a June ceremony at the bride's home with Rev. Russell B Williams officiating. The couple plans a two week honeymoon with reception guests listed.
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Dorothy Sculley
Boston
Tom Kent, JR
Georgia
Lee
Florida
Russell B. Williams
J. P. Sculley
William Tom Kent
Lula
Frances
Irena
Betty
Nancy
Preston
David
Eugene
Robert E. Zipperer
Lakeland
S. A. Kinsey
Russell B. Willams
Dennis
Edd Sculley
Willie Sculley
J. HB. Sculley
Mrs Prevatte Weds Mr Cook In Quiet Bainbridge Ceremony
Naomi Kirbo Prevatte and John Redding Cook were married June 8 at First Christian church Bainbridge in a small ceremony attended by family. The bride wore navy crepe with a grey plaid accent. Cook runs the John R Cook Insurance Agency and previously served as Barnesville City Clerk. They will reside in Barnesville after a Florida honeymoon.
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Bainbridge
Naomi Kirbo Prevatte
John Redding Cook
First Christian Church
A. I. Zeller
Cook
Ben Kirbo
Barnesville
Anne Redding Cook
Edgar L. Cook
John R. Cook
Mrs. Cook
Thomaston Street
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Larry Parks
Guerite Aera
Cimzcoxon
William Holden
Nina Foc Focr
Lee J. Cobb
Hiwa Theatre
Ritz Theatre
Humphrey Bogart
Edward G. Robinson
Lauren Bacall
Claire , Trevor Lione
Barrymore
Thomasville Ice & Mfg. Co
West
Jefferson St
Wes
Arlington
Luray CO SU
William Bailey Lamar
Dawson St. Baptist Church
Men’s Brotherhood
K. Jackson
Maico
Thomanville, Ga
Washington
New York
Europe
Scotts
Auite
Fred
Bank of Thomas County
Fred Jr
Bogota
John S. Montgomery
New Orleans
Colombia
GC. K. Wall
JE. Vose Peck
Henry Steyerman
John Searcy
Quitman, Ga
Freddie Bell
Sophie Rehberg
Betty Lou Carlton
Zephyr Hills
Claire Flowers
Duke University
Mrs
Porter Price
Charlotte, N. C
Ethel D. Silva
Decatur, Ga
Somerset
Kentucky
John King
Bill
James
Horne Uroon
James T. Cook
Marianna, Fla
F.C. Schwencke
Jeferson Street
Ww. B. Garrison, Jr
Blaine
Dahlonega
S. W. Fleming
Roy Lawson
Evans
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Robert C. Balfour Iiii
University of Georgia
Frank . Faulk Jr
Albany, Ga
O’ Callahan
Emory University
H. H. Calahayl
Boston Methodist
Artie Mae Lindsay
Cairo
Clyde Tyler
Camp Fi Juenth
N. C
Sgt. Tyler
Carlton Stewart
J. H. O'Quinn
Joseph Peeler
J. R. Murray
J. A. Barwick
L. P. Dollar
Harris
Dollar
Augusta
American Legion Auxiliary
Peeler
Mary F. Outts
Mrs. Prevatte
MR. Cook
Ing
Walkey
Patrohmnen
Perry
Tupelo
John Dixon Phong
E. Jackcon
Ray
Textron
Hotpoint
Whiddon
Jackson St
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