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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1965
Page
1
Chamber Urges MPs to Oppose 14 Btl Repeal Vote
Right Chamber of Commerce members were urged to press Rep. Maston O Neal and the Georgia congressional delegation to vote against repealing the controversial 14 BTL rights bill. President Pratt Secrest said the vote is due next month and the chamber officially opposes repeal. Two Thomasville boys escaped injury when their car left the road and struck an embankment on U S 319 south of Thomasville. Clarence W Vann Jr 18 and E E Davis Jr were the passengers. the 1962 Chevrolet sedan sustained front rear and right side damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrber of Commerce
Rep
Maston O'Neal
Georgia
Pratt Secrest
Chamber
Sgt. C W. Greer
Clarence W. Vann Jr
Hansell Sr
U. S. 319
Thomasville
E. E
Manager Dies in Rye After Long Illness
William G. Chandler, 82, longtime Scripps-Howard executive and former president of the American Newspaper Publishers Association, died Wednesday in Rye New York after a lengthy illness. Chandler joined Scripps-Howard in 1899 and led the trade group from 1935 to 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RYE
N.Y
William G. Chandler
Scripps -Howard
Chandler
Scripps-Howard
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Desegregation Sparks Mixed Reactions In Georgia Race
The Georgia House race features Negro candidates and party clashes. Democratic leaders celebrate Borders’ defeat while Leroy Johnson faces party ire for backing the minister. Atlanta’s Rodney Cook wins an at large House seat as Republicans claim a historic county wide victory in Bibb and Richmond counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borders
Leroy Johnson
Johnson
Georgia Senate
Borders’ Church
Atlanta
Rodney Cook
Muggsy Smith
GOP
Jarvin Levinson
Bibb County
Macon
Richmond County
Augusta
Calendar of Events Today and Friday in Thomas County
Kiwanis Club meets at Post 31 six thirty p.m. Lions Club gathers Town House at seven thirty p.m. Allen Cook VFW Post Home seven thirty p.m. Home League Salvation Army seven thirty p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous Presbyterian Hall eight p.m. Bethlehem Commandery Masonic Building eight p.m. Optimist Club Scott Hotel seven thirty p.m. Friday Kiwanis Glen Arven one p.m. Golden Age Club YMCA two thirty p.m. Eastern Star Masonic Building eight p.m. Saturday AMVETS Dance Post Home nine p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas County Kiwanis Club
Post
Lions Club
Town House
Allen-Cook Vfw
Salvation Army
Alcoholics Anonymous
Presbyterian Hall
Bethlehem Commandery
Masonic Bldg
Optimist Cub
Scott Hotel
Kiwanis Club
Glen Arven
Golden Age Club
YMCA
Eastern Stabr
Masonic Building
Amvets Dance
Post Home
Hospital Admissions at Arch teld Memorial
Wednesday admissions include Mrs. James Tinsley and Ramsey C. Wheeler of Thomasville along with Mrs. Claude J. Maddox and Mrs. Marion H. Gay of Thomasville. Also listed are Mrs. Maggie Mae Burgess of Coolidge Mrs. Josh McCann of Barwick and Denver D. Trawick of Iron City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archteld Memorial Hospital
James Tinsley
Ramsey C. Wheeler
Claude J. Maddox
Marion H. Gay
Thomasville
Maggie Mae Burgess
Coolidge
Josh McCann
Barwick
Denver D. Trawick
Iron City
Johnson Attends Russell Rites in Georgia
President Johnson visited Winder Georgia to attend the funeral of Judge Robert L Russell of the State Court of Appeals who died at 40. He spent three hours consoling the family before returning to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Johnson
Winder
Robert L. Russell
State Court of Appeals
Washington
Bond defeat echoes across school accreditation fears
Officials warn SPACE activities and students face uncertain futures as dis accreditation shadows loom. Superintendent Cone decries apathy and defeat after a campaign using radio, TV, ads, mail, and sound trucks. He notes N Boston and 8 Coolidge schools risk losing accreditation, urging steps to remedy the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Decatur Defeats Small Claims Court Referendum
Bainbridge voters narrowly rejected a proposal to create a small claims court in Decatur County. The referendum, held in 13 precincts, failed 441 to 470 after a bill from Rep. J Willis Conger and Hubert Dellar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Bainbridge
Decatur County
J. R. Deese
J. Willis Conger
Hubert Dellar
Educational Drive by Thomas County Board of Education
The passage notes ongoing efforts by the Thomas County board of education to improve education for all students. It emphasizes commitment to raises standards and broader access, reflecting a steady pursuit of better schooling within the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas County Board of Education
Thomas County
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