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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1961
Page
1
The text argues vacations should refresh by offering stimulating new experiences to avoid apathy. It notes men commit more crimes than women due to strength and aggression, but firearms and female entry into white collar work have raised women related crimes. Emotions like love and hate distort judgments, shaping mental images of others.
Pelham schools will enroll youngsters in a Primary Unit instead of first grade this fall, for two to four years. The plan, funded with 1000 from the State Board of Education, aims to let students work at their own pace and repeat only failed subjects. Morrison says it reduces stigma and could save money. three Georgia districts have used the approach.
Dr. John A. Ferrence of Whigham was treated at Grady General Hospital Cairo after his car swerved and hit an REA pole on U S 84. He suffered a severe chin laceration and bruises and was reported in good condition. His wife was not admitted. A second car struck the loosened wire with minor damage.
Actress Lauren Bacall and actor Jason Robards Jr. fail to obtain a marriage license in Vienna after authorities refuse recognition of Robards's Mexican divorce. Peter Witte, their representative, says the decision hinges on principles and laments the lovers cannot wed in Austria.
Cairo city officials disclosed federal plans to join a State Highway Dept project improving Broad Street from Third Ave to the US 8 intersection. A parking ban ordinance and right of way availability are conditions. May construction slipped to a $4 500 total with 14 new residences so far in 1961. Five alarm fires caused $650 damage. two calls answered. Tax equalizers Browne Fincher Mauldin reappointed for 1961.
Spring Hill Christian Church hosts a youth revival next week with Jerry Sweitzer as guest evangelist. The theme is With Youth Christ Can Win the World. Sweitzer, Johnson Bible College Class of 1961, won the Caleb Davies sermon award in 1959 and has led meetings in Tennessee and Georgia. Services Sunday at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m., then 8 p.m. daily. Music by Rupert Vick’s church choir. Rev. J. W. McAdams is pastor.
Senator Herman Talmadge announced the U S Post Office Department will advertise Monday for bids to construct a new post office at Climax. The project aims to improve mail service in the area and involve competitive bidding among builders.
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