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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1949
Page
6
The page lists detailed radio programming and times from 9:45 AM to 9:00 PM including guests Guy Lombardo and Gov. Talmadge, plus a long wedding notice for Miss Louise Jones of Donalsonville. The article notes a buffet party hosted by Mrs. Grangiler and lists numerous guests, decor, and awards for bridge.
Jeff identifies a burglar at Hank's safe and survives a gunfight in the back room. Ed Wade finds a glove with initials S B linking Slug Benjamin to a prior murder. Tracks of a broken cakkshoe match the killer, tying Benjamin to John Stover's case as Glenn contemplates Jeff's future at the Crown.
Miss Carolyn Eisabeth Rehberg of Cairo and Earl Warren Stapleton of Foley Ala were married at First Methodist Church in a six thirty afternoon double ring ceremony. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs J M Stapleton of Foley. A yellow and white decor reception followed at the Woman's Clubhouse with family and out of town guests in attendance. The couple plan a home in Tuscaloosa after a brief trip to Miami Beach.
Homemakers note high costs of hospital care for broken limbs, urging a step stool kept in the kitchen for frequent use rather than attic or basement storage.
Rev Tom Whiting president of the Meigs Kiwanis club presided again at the Kiwanis luncheon in Meigs Wed. He has served in Ocilla Ga and regrets leaving Meigs. Vice president Dasher moves to president. the club may appoint a successor. Abraham Baldwin College president G P Donalson spoke on the Rush of Modern Life urging time to think and make friends.
Antwerp reports five thousand tons of scrap metal shipped to Baltimore from German locomotives. Dock officials forecast more cargoes at regular intervals as the scrap trade continues.
A historic view cites beheading as an accepted form of punishment in earlier times, framed by some societies as honorable for its decisiveness. The note reflects shifting attitudes toward capital punishment in archival commentary.
Martha Elaine Elkins of Cairo became the bride of Edsel Harrell of Whigham at 9 o clock Friday morning in Cairo. Rev Rodenberry officiated as the couple exchanged vows, with attendants and bridal attire described. the bride wore a white crepe gown and the groom is son of the late Mr and Mrs Braxton Harrell. The ceremony followed by a reception and a wedding trip to be announced.
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