Two Thomasville Girls Win Ion Scholarships
Two Thomasville High graduates Tamlin Bellamy and Jackie Powell receive Ion scholarships to pursue college. Powell, daughter of Mr and Mrs Broughton Powell, will attend Shorter College Rome. Bellamy, daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester Bellamy, will study at Bessie Tift College Forsyth this fall. Seven Thomasville Pioneers join Presbyterian group meeting in Americas with Rev A Allen Gardner Jr as inspirational speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville High
Tamlin Bellamy
Jackie Powell
Miss Powell
Broughton Powell
Bositon Road
Shorter College
Rome
Bessie Tift
Forsythe
Bellamy
Chester Bellamy
Moulrtie Road
Thomasville
Presbyterian Pioneer Group
Southwest Georgia
Grandparents Attend Local Graduation Trio
Mr and Mrs W F Cutts returned from Miami where they witnessed Patricia Ann Carter graduate from high school and twins Kenneth Wayne and Myrna Jean complete junior high school during ceremonies attended by family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Cutts
Miami
Patricia Ann Carter
Kenneth Wayne
Myrna Jean
Record Vacation Bible School Attendance at First Baptist
First Baptist Church reports a record 274 attendees on the first day of vacation Bible school. Rev. Robert Farrell and Mrs. Farrell supervise with eight days of sessions ending in a commencement. The Butler family plans its 20th annual reunion at the Braswell home at 10 a.m. Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Robert Farrell
Farrell
Butler
J. J. Braswell
Visiting in New Orleans and local notes
Marvin Podem of Thomasville visits New Orleans a week as a guest of his uncle Joseph Handelman of Valdosta. Mr and Mrs BR Dixon return from Jacksonville after a several day visit. Mrs Keith Higgins and children Dianna and John plan a month visit with her mother in New Richmond Indiana. Admitted to Archbold Memorial Hospital were Miss Joan Baldwin William Marcus Collier Louie A Reagan Mrs James P Phinegee Mrs John Wieming Green and Mary Lois Golden. Sovet 80 members and out of town guests gathered at Glen Seven Country Club for a roast beef dinner and bingo. Miles Baillie Neel returns home to Thomasville after visiting St Petersburg Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Marvin Podem
Thomasville
Joseph Handelman
Valdosta
BR. H. Dixon
Jacksonville
Keith Higgins
Dianna
John
New Richmond
Ind
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Joan Baldwin
William Marcus Collier
Ochlochnee
Louie A. ‘Reagan
Cairo
James P. Phinegee
Coolidge
John Wieming Green
Mary Lois Golden
Sovet
Glen Seven Country Club
Douglas Richard
Summer Self Improvement Guide for Girls
Aimed at girls with summer free time this piece urges using the break to build skills. It suggests typewriting courses, language study, hospital work, theatre, newspaper work, fiction writing, and home arts as paths toward future employment or marriage plans, with practical tips and reading ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddy Chayefsky
Simon and Schuster
Clinic Treats 72 Crippled Children In Thomasville
More than seventy disabled youngsters were examined at Archbold Memorial Hospital under the Crippled Children's program. Dr. Harriette B. Gillette led specialists in evaluating progress while Thomasville Junior Service League funded braces shoes and prosthetics totaling 2088 dollars over 16 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Flowers
Harriette E. Gillette
Bill Luckie
Service League
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Rand
Vuniune Natinate Trant
Thomas County
Thomasville
Junior Service League
Palmer announce birth of daughter at Archbold Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Leo W Palmer reveal the birth of a daughter born yesterday at Archbold Memorial Hospital. The couple ask friends to share their joy in the new arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo W. Palmer
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Vacation School Held by Methodists
Vacation church school is held at First Methodist church. Children ages 4 to 12 meet daily 9 to 11 a.m. under director Mrs. C. R. Vaughan and supervisors C. R. Simmons Jr for kindergarten Rob Wilson Jr for primary and Walter Vaughan for juniors. The 12 to 15 year old intermediate group meets 7:30 to 10 p.m. with Dr. and Mrs. T. H. Gates as directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
C. R. Vaughn
C. R. Simmons
Meeting to Feature Conference Reports at First Methodist
The Savannah Conference reports will be given by Rev. Olin Cooper and Joe Higgins at a supper meeting of the First Methodist Church board tonight at 7 30. New stewards will meet with those whose terms are expiring. The board includes trustees committee chairmen and heads of organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Olin
Cooper
Joe Higgins
First Methodist Church Board
Public Health Nurses Refer Crippled Children to Archbold Clinic
Eight Public Health Department nurses observe the clinic and make the first referrals on crippled children. Several nurses travel from one or more of the Archbold clinic’s nine regularly covered counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Health Department
Archbold
146 Children Join Library Reading Club
The Thomasville Public Library sponsors the Reading Club with 146 children registered and 194 books distributed. New juvenile titles include The Jungle Books two volumes and many stories such as The Mystery of the Missing Goat, Mackel House Mystery, Curious Calamity in Ward 8, and classics like Christopher Robin Books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Reading Club
Thomasville Public
Freddy
Mr. Camphor
Susan Cornish
Ginnie
Lulu
Beany
Diane
Susan
Babe Ruth
VFW Women Name Mrs Blow Delegate At Savannah Convention
Mrs Kitty Blow was elected as delegate to represent the auxiliary of Allen Cook F Veterans of Foreign Wars in Savannah. The meeting was presided by Mrs Bobby Monk and the group also discussed a paten e to be held in the Veterans Domin ary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty Blow
Allen Cook
Savannah
Bobby Monk
Episcopal Church Plans Bible School
Vacation Bible classes run Monday through Friday from June 20 to July 1 at St. Thomas Episcopal Church. Mrs L Julian Gaissert chairs the school for children from kindergarten to sixth grade with instructors including Mesdames Anderson Gaissert Robinson Anderson Griner Holland plus Misses Berge Driver Stillwell Wallace. Music is directed by Mrs Bolling Jones III with help from Mrs Allan Crawford and Lee Yarborough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
L. Julian Gaissert
Church School
Mesdames O, J&,. Anderson
Gnuissert
Arthur
Calendar of local club meetings and events
Today events include Wesley Friendly Class at First Methodist with Mrs J J Gainey Grant Street and IOOF Hall Odd Fellows at IOOF Hall and Elks Lodge at Elks Home. Credit Woman's Breakfast Club picnic at Mrs Jim Widdon's home. Sunday School class at 8 p m with Mrs G F Frick 218 Grady St. Wednesday Idea Exchange Club at Youth Center 10 a m and Naval Reserve Unit at Municipal Court room. Thursday Rotary Club at Glen Arven 1 p m Lions Club at Hotel Scott 8 p m Bethlehem Commandery Chapter 30 Masonic Temple and V F W at post home after 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
J. J. Gainey
Grant Street
IOOF
Elks Lodge
Elks Home
Credit Woman's Breakfast Club
Jim Widdon
Wiling Workers
G. F. Frick
Grady St
Idea Exchange Club
Youth Center
Naval Reserve Unit
Municipal Court Room
Rotary Club
Glen Arven
Lions Club
Hotel Scott
Bethlehem Commandery
Masonic Temple
F.W
Post Home
Also Mentioned on This Page
Americus
Miles Baillie Neel
St. Petersburg
Fla
Troy
Frank Kennedy
Avauliu
Harriette B. Gillette
Atlanta
Transport Corps
Gray Ladies
J. Y. Conn
Gillette
John Kennedy
Macon
Dorothy Conroy
William McCurry
Albany
Wilhelmina Deas
John Mobley
Fred Murphy
Erry
Dairy Queen
oLook
the Monash Shop
Western Union
Corinne
Sunn
Eagle Scout
Larry
Atl Tis
al Love
Randolph
Bear
Prairie Chu
Jesus
Rebel Run
Flo
Bessie
Miss Pattie
Clara Barton
Christopher Robin
VFW
Blow Delega
Episcopal Church
Bible School
Calindor
Fbnne
Selons
Anne Adams
Thomasville Times-Enterprise
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Tallahassee Road
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!