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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1957
Page
8
Former Senator Walter George, 90, resting comfortably at Emory University Hospital, where he is under care after arriving for a checkup as President Eisenhower's special ambassador to NATO. Doctors report symptoms may subside and emphasize rest before any future plans.
A Thomasville businessman asks for details on the tax appraisal survey. He questions how many experts were used, survey duration, compensation, and qualifications, urging public disclosure to inform the community. The letter notes concern over widespread reliance on so called experts and calls for a thorough investigation.
Lions Club announces installation of new officers by Deputy District Governor Earl Davis of Adel at Country Cin al eight o'clock next Thursday evening June 20. New officers include Perry Pittman president Raymond Terry first vice president Lorenzo Acevedo second vice president Robert Sise third vice president Hugh Rehberg secretary George Clark treasurer Nick Kavouklis tail twister Walker Hodges donor Ham and Joe Goldstein Richard Ledbetter two year directors serving with Rodney Cone and John Wheeler one year directors. The meeting featured a humorous and frightening talk contrasting the American.
The piece discusses surplus animals and humane treatment, noting millions of pets and criticising drowning practices. It also weaves in reflections on education, population, and social behavior, alongside local events and tax discussions.
Cairo Kiwanis Club announced a June event inviting up to 200 Grady county farmers for a day of studies at the Coastal Plain Experiment Station in Tifton. Buses depart 8 a.m. and return 5:30 p.m. with about five to six hours of demonstrations and a lunch at Abraham Baldwin College.
The Rotary Club heard Rev. Weyman C Cleveland of the First Methodist Church discuss the kind of Rotarian to be. The talk praised Rotary precepts and their impact on members while drawing applause from attendees. The program was led by Dr. W M Searcy with announcements of YMCA camp turnout and donations to the Rotary Student Loan Fund.
Rumors of a new anticancer compound sent Otin Mathieson Chemical stock to a high on the NYSE before company spokesmen cautioned the drug remains in early clinical stages. They described the product as a palliative with potential to ease some cancer symptoms but noted extensive studies are required.
The answer urges putting God first and warns that critics may be wrong while noting each person influences others. It cites verses about liberty becoming a stumbling block and for believers to do all to God’s glory, suggesting giving up a trivial habit to avoid offending a weaker Christian.
Cairo authorities report the courthouse clock marking seven minutes to nine, with its am pm ambiguity adding to local curiosity. Sheriff C. H. Strickland notes a motor for the timepiece has been ordered and should arrive next week to maintain the historic clock's service.
Fragmentary text notes developments since 1908 with mention of dat? tions and construction history.
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