Minstrel Show by Boston Methodists at Ochlochnee School
The ten church minstrel show, hosted by the First Methodist Church Rosabel Mills class, will be at Ochlochnee School Auditorium on Thursday evening February 17 at 8:30. Admission 25 and 50 cents. Interlocutor Tom Penland with end men R G Collins John Wimberly Sam Brooks Redden Adams. soloists Earl Mayo Mentie Morris M T Suber Bob Miller T A Whiting J D Baumeardmer. String Band Carl Bardon J T.
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Ten MetHodist Church
Ochiochnee Schoolditorium
Ochlechnre
Rosabel Mills
First Methodist Church
Tom Penland
R. G. Collins
John Wimberly
Sam Brooks
Redden Adams
Earl Mayo
Mentie Morris
M. T. Suber
Bob Miller
T. A. Whiting
J. D. Baumeardmer
Carl Bardon
J. T
Clifton Sanders Named Director in Dale Carnegie Class
Bainbridge Ga June 9 Friends report Clifton Sanders has been asked to be a director in the September Dale Carnegie classes. He completes studies there along with courses at the Northern Illinois School of Optometry in Chicago. Clifton is the son of Mrs Lilia Sanders and a Bainbridge High School graduate.
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Bainbridge, Ga
Clifton Sanders
Dale Carnegie
Clifton
Ilinois School of Optometry
Chicago
Lilia Sanders
Bainbridge High School
Pettyjohns Entertain at Dinner Party on Their Anniversary
Bainbridge Ga June 15 Mr and Mrs James Pettyjohn entertained Wednesday evening at their home on Shotwell Street at a dinner party celebrating their wedding anniversary. The ivy and mixed summer flowers formed the centerpiece and seats were set for Mr and Mrs John Fleming Mr and Mrs C A Curnane Mr and Mrs Frank Lanham Mr and Mrs Sam Pettyjohn and Mr and Mrs James Fettyjohn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainbridge
James Pettyjohn
Shotwell Street
John Fleming
C. A. Curnane
Frank Lanham
Sam Pettyjohn
James Fettyjohn
Mitchell and Red Ryan Dancers Lead Chorus Cast
Mitchell and Red Ryan perform with Janey Cumbest and a chorus including Henry Blair Lee Cumbest Floyd Bradshaw Earl McGratha Jerry Turner C. H. Baker Bubba Bruce and Lester Sunday. Pianist Mrs Evelyn Roberts accompanies the number.
Senate approves resolution signaling new Western alliance
James Marlow reports the Senate backed a resolution urging the president to pursue regional arrangements and possible military ties with Western Europe to protect U.S. security. The measure aims to empower self help alliances, potentially arming Western European states and forming blocs with or against Russia, risking UN unity.
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James Marlow
Washington
Senate
Europe
United States
Russia
State Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vandenber
Michigan
Vandenberg
United Nations
Former policeman seeks burial for wife he allegedly killed
In Augusta Georgia a former officer failed to obtain permission to bury his wife Dorothy Jones McLendon whose body he is charged with killing. Judge Claud Caldwell awarded the remains to her brother for family use as the husband pleaded he loved her and wanted a decent burial. McLendon, under guard, sat between lawyers and chewedMatches during the hearing. Deputy Kent said formal murder charges were filed. McLendon had been under a peace bond.
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Augusta
Claud R. Caldwell
Dorothy Jones McLendon
McLendon
Roy Harris
Sam Tyson
Board of Education Minutes Detail 1948 Actions and Proposals
The June 11 meeting records President Jerger and board members approving several items. A request to organize family life classes was sent to a Teachers' Committee. Green walls were deferred to fit bond limits with woodwork to be repainted later. A 4-H club was approved pending sponsors and scheduling. Touchdown Club offered a stadium project for 5000 dollars and a veterans memorial stadium with a mixed-committee governance plan. Other items include lavatories installation plans, safety-compliant school repairs, campus benches donation, and bills totaling numerous vendors.
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Board of Education
Jerger
Messrs. Balfour
Thomas
Turner and Watt
School Interest Association
Wallace Scoville
Mary Resty
Floyd Searcy
W. H. Flowers Jr
J. W. Keyton
Jorge
Jerker
Revien
Card of
Frank Forrester
Touchdown Club
Thomas County Veterans Memorial Stadium
City Ammission
Forester
Turner
Thom 5
Georga
Atlanta
Watt
Lewis Wilson
Balfour
Board F Education
Layton
Jergechool
Mimora Street
Crewe Co
General
Irons, Corp
Willis Nursries
Inman Drug Co
Wade van Dore
Att Building Material Co
Omasville Hardware
Kirby Evans Material
Biltmore Glass. Co
Thomas.le
Thomasville Ice . Mfg. Co
Conrad
Ast Control
Yale
Hidden
Nididon's
the McGahee Weight Co
A. G. Robin
Mrs Ackerman and Mrs Steincker Visit Relatives in Ochlochnee
Mrs Eugene Ackerman with children Bobby and Carolin and Mrs Walter Steincker with sons Gene and Paul of Mowbridge South Dakota visited relatives in Ochlochnee for two weeks. Mrs Rufus Bulloch Sr Jr hosted a Coca Cola party for 55 ladies, with hydrangeas sunflowers and a snack spread. The following day mothers and children swam and picnicked at Waukulla. A bridge luncheon honored the two visiting ladies with prizes and handkerchiefs given as mementos.
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Ochlochnee
Eugene Ackerman
Bobby
Carolin
Walter -Steincker
Gene and
Paul
Mowbridge
South Dakota
R. W. McMillan
James McMillan
Ohlo- “Nee
Rufus Bulloch
Lynne
Bob
Tallahassee
Sunny
Vernon
Pelham
Evelyn Roberts
Sally
Richard
Rosa Colombo
Slaire
Lithonia
Grace
Marie Braswell
BF. C. Cong
A. EK. Spéer
Ackerman
Steincker
Max §m. Beverly
Beverly
Joe Groover
Geo. Clark
Robert Caldwell
Mesdames Gee
Clark
Stanley Davis
Russ Colombo
E. C. Long
John Baumgardner
Lewis Beverly, Jr
Norman‘Beverly
A. Bi. Speer
Bill Bowers
Marge
Thomasville
Joe Croover
Macon
One Variety Cotton Program Promotes Best Practices
The one variety cotton improvement program spans 242 Georgia communities in 8 counties. It encourages use of best practices in cotton production and promotes balanced farming, maximum labor-saving equipment, and sail building.
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Georgia
Algo
Board Adjourns After Brief Meeting At Selig Co
The document notes a brief board session with mentions of the Selig Company and the closing by President E R Jerger and Secretary MAHLER. No further business was transacted and the meeting adjourned. A sum of $100.00 is referenced in the record.
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Zon
Selig Co
E. R. Jerger
H.,r
Mahler
Pavo Woman among 17 to Graduate from War ren A. Candler School of Nursing
Savannah June 15 Mrs Lorine Bryant Epps of Pavo is among 17 students who will graduate Wednesday June 30 from the Warren A. Candler School of Nursing at the Weale Monumental Methodist Church. She completed a three year course earning a diploma qualifying her as a graduate nurse.
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Savannah
Lorine Bryant Epps
Pavo
Warren A. Candler School of Nursing
Weale Monumental Methodist Churc
Eppa
School of Nursing
Local Guests and Visitors Mentioned in Meigs Notes
Meigs residents report guests and visits from relatives and friends in nearby towns. Families such as the Singletarys, Davises, and Maddox are noted hosting and receiving relatives from Phoenix City, Valdosta, and Ocala, while local church members and students prepare for enrollment as September approaches.
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Clifton-Sanders
Pettyjohns
Vais
DAVIS
Westcraft
Gd. C. ‘Ellington
Maythine
League of Nations
Ginla Mayor
Hollywood
Gila
GMC
Farmers’ Equipment CO
W. Washington Thomasville, Georgia
Mrs. Ackerman
Mrs. Steincker
Upson County
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GBI
Robert du Bray
U. S
Thomaston
Grady Meeks
du Bray
QBI
Reuben Smith
Griffin
LaGrange
F. B Strickland
Coler
Melole Airflight Crculatore
Harris Electric CO
So. Brom
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Little Scott
Havana
Hannon
Fania ‘ Tary
Miases
Jemme
Phoenix City
Ala
Larry Single
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Meigs
Willis
Anne Murdock
W. C. Valdosta
E. W. Murdock
Wm Davis
George Davis
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Saraer
Robert. Hall
Tapa
Fla
Daila
O. Davis
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Sqeterana
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Lalkty City
C.madde
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Maxwell House Tea Dept
Battle Creek, Mich
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