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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1950

Page

2

Bay State trip noted by Dick Caldwell at College Park

Monthly report covers two boys Delano Fielding of Thomasville and Jimmy Martin of Coolidge traveling to Bay State June 4 to 19. Delano reports on two experiences at Bay State with plans to publish details soon. Commander Caldwell urges participation in the State Democratic Primary on June 28. Post adjourns after a ham and potato salad supper prepared by Auxiliary members.

Bay State College Park Delano Fielding Thomasville Jimmy Martin Coolidge Delano Cetalia Caldwell Legionnaires Auxiliary

Miss Christine Hardie Weds Paul R Smith In Milledgeville

Miss Christine Hardie of Milledgeville daughter of Mr and Mrs William Beverly Hardie became the bride of Paul Redmond Smith of Thomasville and Atlanta in a 1 o clock Matilda Chapel ceremony. The couple plan to reside in Atlanta.

Christine Hardie Milledgeville Paul R. Smth Christine Hrdie William Beverly Hardie Paul Redmond Smith Thomasville Atlanta Matilda Chapel Stevens Pottery Laurie Hargrove R. T. Shreve John Hardie Joseph Beck Betty Montgomery Warner Robins Sidney J. Wheeler Guffin Ruby R. Smith Florida Mrs. Smith

Thomas County road hopes hinge on past promises and promises broken

Observations argues Thomas County received significant road funds and projects under Acting Governor M. E. Thompson, yet no substantial improvements followed after voting for Talmadge. The piece notes Smith Avenue’s bottleneck, recalls a $400,000 roadway boost, and urges voters to consider past record before supporting the current administration or Talmadge again.

Thomas County Talmadge M. E. Thompson Smith Avenue Thompson

Hilltop Luncheon Honors July Bride Elect Barbara Teate

Hilltop hosts honored bride elect Barbara Teate with a luncheon featuring red rose centerpieces and mint favors. Guests included Mary Chastain and a list of Teate relatives as well as Nunnally and Taylor family members.

Hilltop W. B. Cochran, Jr Dan Redd Barbara Talbot Nunnally Miss Teate Mesdames Luten Teate M. T. Nunnally Betty Nunnally Jane Jay Ida Ann Taylor Doris Gothard Margaret Thoroughman Nan Stringer Carolyn Dixon Eleanor Inman

Eastern Star to Hold Final Summer Meeting

The Order of the Eastern Star will hold its last meeting of the summer tonight at 8 30 Initiation. All members are urged to be present. Louise Renfro W M Ethel Boyett Secy.

Order of the Eestern Star

West Side Baptist Plans Vacation Bible School Commencement

The West Side Baptist announces commencement services for Vacation Bible School to be held June 16 at 7 30 pm. Parents and friends are urged to attend. The notice mentions recent admissions at Archbold Hospital and Mrs George.

West Side Baptist “Church Priddy Nhight

Ellabelle Home Demonstration Club Holds Regular Meeting

Ellabelle Home Demonstration Club met June 14 in the club room with nine members and one visitor. President Mrs. Vernon Eis led the session, Mrs. Horace led the devotional, and Mrs. Luke Rehberg organized games, revealing a surprise stork shower for Mrs. C. C. Collier Jr. Refreshments followed. Plans were made for the next meeting July 12 at 3 p.m. All members are urged to attend.

Ellabelle Home Vernon Eilis Horace Luke Rehberg C. C. Collier, Jr

Navy En Ensemble Hosts Tea Napkins Gift

A navy blue and white en ensemble was worn. The hostesses presented tea napkins as the honor guest prize. Assisting in serving were Mesdames M. T. Crawford, Fritz Frohberg, and J. P. Clay.

M. T. Crawford Fritz Frohberg J. P. Clay

Hail Storm Ravages Spring Hill Farm Fields Near Ochlocknee

A late yesterday afternoon hail storm lasting several minutes swept across the Spring Hill area about three miles from Ochlocknee. Mr Lawson Dollar said hail damaged watermelons tobacco and cotton, with damage not yet fully tallied. Farmers mostly insured for tobacco. reported losses around 25 percent with some up to 50 percent on a well developed farm program this year.

Spring Hill Ochlocknee Lawson “Dollar

Moose Lodge Meeting Tonight At Hall

Moose Lodge No 826 Loyal Order of Moose holds its regular weekly meeting at 8:00 p m in the Lodge room 135 East Jackson Street. Members urged to attend and visiting Moose welcomed.

Thomasyillé Loyal Order ‘of Moore East Jackson Street

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