Methodists Schedule Debates On Church Merger and Race Issue
The North Georgia Methodist Conference opens at Emory University with debates on church merger and removing race from church structure. Votes already show strong support for both measures, with final binding possible if approved overall. Bishop John Owen Smith notes regional complexities and longer timelines for Negro and white conference mergers in the South.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
South Georgia
Tifton
Thomas County Education Board Minutes May 9 1967
The Thomas County Education Board met in regular session at the superintendent's office at 9 30 A M May 9 1967. Actions included approval of a $3500 capital outlay for vocational schools with matches from City and County partners, budget approval for advertising, resignation acceptance of Ackle Kine, diplomas assigned at Central High and Magnosia, relocation of Pilcher School, potential land sale at Coolidge, and desegregation discussions with no action. A second notice invites bids for Laundry Facility at Southwest Georgia Hospital with detailed bidding procedures and bonding requirements.
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Thomas County Board of Fawcation
Erdent
B. Fa R
Neil Roland Fove
Ty. Ro Itallman
Boland
Pave
Les
Vonter
Charles Piicher
Central High School
Ronald Vonter
Magnosia
Pitcher
Bannister
J. l. Pilcher
Pilcher
Hall Road
Astte
Coolidge
Wonters
Mary Bell Nichole
Roy R Halimae
I R. Cone
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