Mary Kimbrough W Clyde Allen Wedding Rites Solemnized
The marriage of Mary Kimbrough daughter of Mr and Mrs Troy Holder Kimbrough to W Clyde Allen son of Mr and Mrs E E Allen was solemnized Sunday at five in the afternoon at the First Methodist Church with Rev M P Webb officiating. A green and white glow lit the altar as gladioli and candles complemented the ceremony. The reception followed in the Wesley building and the couple will reside in Waycross Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kimbrough
Troy Holder Kimbrough
W. Clyde Allen
E. E. Allen
First Methodist Church
M. P. Webb
Fernvine
J. J. Gainey
Mr. Clark
Episcopal Church
Jack Watkins
O’hardelot
Charles Allen
Tom Moore
William J
Kimbrough
Bill Gibson
James Alred
Hilda Kimbrough
Misa Barbarba Kimbrough
Maid of Honor
Sam
Wesley
Maynard Fosberg
Eleanor Inman
Laura Harper
Jamita Martin
Carolyn Ward
Christine Barwick
Nancy Pugh
Burt
Carrabelle
Fla
Jo Bond
Atlanta
W. E. Gibson
Gainesville
Kim Gandy
Macon
Juanita Martin
Frances Christine Nelms and J W Nelms Jr Wed in Meigs
Mr and Mrs Arthur Ray announce the marriage of their daughter Frances Christine to J W Nelms Jr of Meigs Ga on Saturday June 7 at the Court House in Meigs Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ray
Frances Christine
J. W. Nelms, Jr
Meigs
Meigs, Ga
Court House
Father of Mrs. W. B. Garrison Dies in Macon Hospital
Mr. D. T. Suutherland, father of Mrs. W. B. Garrison of this city, died at a Macon hospital early this morning. Funeral services will be held in Macon, and his body will be brought to Cox Funeral Home in Bainbridge tomorrow for interment in Bainbridge cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Suutherland
W. B. Garrison
Macon
Cox Funeral Home
Bainbridge
Over 40 Years of Service in Thomasville
Notice for a long serving professional in Thomasville, Georgia seeking recognition and public acknowledgement for more than four decades of service. No specific name or organization provided in readable text.
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Helena Rubinstein
Thomasville
Veterans push to keep Finney General Hospital in Thomasville
Veterans pressed for keeping Finney General Hospital active in Georgia citing urgent medical needs and delays in opening new facilities. A letter from Charlie Letch urges continued operation in Thomasville, opposing scrapping medical installations for a Tallahassee or Americus skyscraper.
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Ed. Jerger
Thomasville
Georgia
Finney General Hospital
Sayers
Tallahassee
Americus
Veterans Administration
Veterans Hospitals
Mercy
Charlie Letchas
City Fruit Co Parcel Notice For Groceries
Readable text lists pricing and items such as mush or cabbage pras lb 10c hamper 82.50 bellper per no 1 peaches corn and the address 225 W. Jax for City Fruit Co. Likely a small classified grocery notice or ad.
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City Fruit Co
W. Jax
Personal notices from Birmingham and local area
Mrs. C. C. Christy of Birmingham is visiting her sister Mrs. C. H. McKinnon. Mrs. Ivy Rabin and Mrs. F. C. Jones of Waycross visit Miss Daisy Neel for a few days. Randolph Dobbs trips to Mt. Clemons Michigan to spend summer with father C. B. Dobbs. Wayne Drew resumes U. of Ga. summer session after weekend with his parents. Celia Belle Turk at home for vacation from Montreal College. Rev. Mrs. Mae Bealy ill at Archbold Memorial Hospital. Lois Roberson from Ochlochnee attends Baptist Student Union Convention in Ridgecrest, N. C. will return home for summer holidays.
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Ivy Rabin
F. C. Jones
Waycross
Daisy Neel
Randolph Dobbs
Mitch Sampson Jr
Mt. Clemons, Mich
C. B. Dobbs
Wayne Drew
U. of Ga
J. R. Drew
Celia Belle Turk
Montreal College
N. C
Mrs
J. L. Turk
Mae. Bealy
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Lois Roberson
Ochlochnee
Milledgeville, Ga
Baptist Student Union Convention
Ridgecrest
1947 Girl Scout Camp Schedule in Thomas County
Youth camp for Brownies runs July to July 19 at $4.00. Brownies July 20 to July 23. Scouts July 23 to August 6 at $12.00 per week. Programs for Thomas County youth include Brownies and Scouts with weekly rates.
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Thomas County
Health Commissioner Granted Three Month Leave of Absence
Dr. Arthur W. Hill, Health Commissioner for Thomas and Grady counties, is granted a three month leave to attend a basic course by the Ophthalmogical Council in Portland, Maine. The course is the last of its kind under the GI Bill. Local physicians will support clinic operations during his absence.
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Arthur W. Hill
Thomas
Grady
Boards of Health
Hill
Qophthalogical Council
Portland
Maine
Regular Session Fines At Recorder's Court
Recorder McDougald presided as four men received suspended sentences of 30 and 80 days for gambling with a warning of harsher penalties on recidivism. George Cutts paid 50 for drunken and disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. James Ingram fined one dollar for speeding. Twenty five bonds forfeited. Most offenses were minor traffic or drunken driving cases.
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Recorders Court
Ardis McDouglad
Louis Gegrorious
McDougald
J. C. Clark
Robert Fletcher
Essee Anderson
David Scott
George Cutts
McDouglas
James Ingram
Baptist Vacation Bible School In Progress At Church
A vacation Bible School is in progress at the First Baptist Church this week. The first session drew 205 children with more enrolling today. Expected final enrollment reaches about 250 students, plus adults assisting as workers. Mrs D L Kight directs the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Vacation Bible School
First Baptist Church
D. L. Kight
Frances Grove Weds William H Harris in Cathedral Ceremony
Frances Lonnette Grove daughter of Dr and Mrs Lon W Grove married William Henry Harris of Thomasville and Marion in a Cathedral of Christ the King ceremony officiated by Msgr Joseph Cassidy. Attendants included Miss Anne Bellman as flower girl and bridesmaids in yellow Summer taffeta. Reception followed at the Piedmont Driving Club with elaborate floral decor and a bride’s table amid magnolias and white blooms.
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Atlanta Constitution
Frances Lonnette Grove
Lon W. Grove
William Henry Harris
Thomasville
Marion
Cathedral of Christ the King
Joseph Cassidy
Homer Edwards
Lawrence McEvoy
Robert Watt
Claiborne Groover, Jr
Fred Scott, Jr
James Gribben
Jack Webb
Tallahassee
Fla
Carter Poe
Greenville
D. C
Claude Haverty
Memphis
Clarence Harverty
Adnan S. Grove
Russell Bellman
Alvin Cates
Robert T. Jones, Jr
Charles Watt
Richard Garlington
Frank C. Owens
Lawrence Willet
John Oliver
Ellis Gay
Mary Frances Raine
Joan Smith
Anne Burckhard
Michael Murphy
Atlanta
Prew McDonald
Joy Sentner
Washington, D. C
Anne Bellman
Miss May Haverty
Harris
Mrs. Harris
Mariona
School to Close Friday After Illness Causes Substitution
The district consents to have a substitute serve in place of Mrs J K Harper who was detained at home due to illness. The school will close Friday night ahead of commencement.
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J. K. Harper
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Tlio
Teresa
Dane Clark
Martha Wickers
Ydney Enstreet
Anal
Pathe News
Steyerman
By Helena Rubinstein
Inman Drug Store
Ray Nelms
Macon Hospital
Broad & Jefferson
the Colonial Hotel and Dining
Diot
Beat Ue
T. A. Futch Howe
al Beeing
Finney
Charles Letchas
Chattanooga
Chattanooga Lookouts
Truman
Senate
Congress
Bank of Thomas County
Worth Upchurch
C. C. Christy
Birmingham
Ala
C. H. McKinnon
Recorder’s Court
Frances Grove
William H. Harris
W. L. Harris
Jessie Harris
Thornsville
Robert Haverty
Claud Haverty
Rhodes Haverty
Frank Grove
Nina Ruth Grove
Montgomery
Frank Anderson
Union Springs
E, Jackson
Steverman
Thomasville Hardware & Supply Ae
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