Luncheon and Theatre Party for Mrs Smoth Guest
Mrs A D Elder hosted a luncheon and theatre party Sunday afternoon in Donalsonville Ga for her house guest Mrs George Smoth of Orangeburg St C Attending were Mesdames Frank Williams J L Jernigan and others including L J Cowart Y L Roberts Margaret Sheffield L W Martin A L Hay Eleanor Chason and Mrs Elder and Mrs Smoak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donalsonville
A. D. Elder
George Smoth
Orangeburg
St. C
Frank Williams
J. L. Jernigan
Miss Mosely Weds Lt Robert W Stuart Jr in Valdosta
Ali Jane Mosely became the bride of Lt. Robert Wallace Stuart Jr of Lansdale Pennsylvania and Moody Field Valdosta on June 3 at the Strickland Memorial Chapel First Methodist Church Valdosta. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Clifton White with a ring ceremony and prayer. The setting featured palms magnolia branches gladioli baskets and cathedral candelabra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donaisonville
Ali Jane Mosely
Robert Wallace Stuart, Jr
Lansdale
Moody Field
Valdosta
Strickland Memorial Chapel
First Methodist Church
Clifton White
Wurst Family Hosts Steak Supper For Visiting Lt Wurst
Meigs Georgia reports Lt David Wurst of Thomaston on furlough after two years in a German POW camp. He and his wife and baby daughter Chaney visit his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Wurst of Ochlocknee as friends and relatives attend the informal gathering.
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Ochlochnee
Pfe. Avon
Col Royal Jenks Plans Retirement After 28 Years
Atlanta dispatch reports Col Boyer Jenks longtime fiscal officer to General MacArthur will retire after 28 years of service. He recalled burning 35 million Philippine pesos to keep them from the enemy and fleeing Corregidor by submarine to Australia with MacArthur. Mrs Jenks stayed with relatives in Columbus, Georgia.
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Atlanta
Col
Boyer Jenks
General MacArthur
Fort McPherson
Col. Jenks
Jenks
Australia
TWO TRANMEN HURT IN WRECK NEAR MACON
McGriff Georgia June 18 AP two trainmen seriously hurt in collision when the Kansas City Special ploughed into a freight train on Southern Railway near Macon. Engineer D B McGregor suffered internal injuries Greeman R L Elder had to have a leg amputated. Passengers in 12 coaches escaped harm.
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McGriff
Macon
Kansas City
Southern Railway
Jacksonville
D. BE. McGregor
Greeman R. L. Elder
New Incentive Aims to Boost Rosin Turpentine Output
Southeast pine gyswers receive a new incentive from Regional Forester Joseph C Kircher to raise rosin and turpentine production this season. An amendment to the naval stores conservation program pays one-half cent per face on operations cutting 28 or more stocks. War resin shortages drive the push after wartime stockpiles fell from 1,127,719 drums to 265,881 by April.
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Joseph C Kircher
U. S. Forest Service
Naval Stores Conservation
Kircher
Pearl Harbor
Georgia cadets to receive special two week CAP training
Albany June 18 AP Georgia's future pilots and cadets of the Civil Air Patrol from Savannah Augusta Macon Columbus Atlanta Brunswick and Waycross arrive for a two week Army supervised training camp at Turret Field. They will not fly but may ride in a B 25 bomber and will receive 200 hours of ground instruction including navigation meteorology aircraft engines instruments and military subjects.
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Albany
Georgia
Civil Air Patrol
Army
Savannah
Augusta
Macon
Columbus
Atlanta
Brunswick
Waycross
Turret Field
Tokyo
Co. A. P
Army Air Force
Air Corps Training Command
C.A.P
Avray Air Base
William G. Williams
R.N. Norma
G. Mack Wynn
Glenn Miller
Ed Pierce
Hugh Vance
H. B. Holcombe
Carriage Walls
Maco
Telegraph
Cart
L. Fputler
Angusta
J. W. Register
W. S. Hobbs
S. D Nimmer
F. A. Baker
Jesse J. Dobsins
Naval stores program to impact Southern producers in 1943
The announced 1943 program will affect producers in Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi and South Carolina where two thirds of the world’s naval stores supplies are produced.
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Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
South Carolina
Post War Building Program at North Georgia College
The joint senate-house committee recommends a $1,485,000 post war building program for North Georgia College at Dahlonega. The report to Gov. Arnall says the campus facilities are taxed beyond capacity with 1,093 students enrolled on a campus built for 873.
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N. GA
Atlanta
Joint
Senate-House Committee
North Georgia College
Dahlonega
Bilis Arnall
DADS DRAW REAL IMPRESSIONS OF ARMY LIFE AT FORT BENNING
Twelve fathers from across the nation spent four days at Fort Benning Georgia, touring infantry and parachute schools during a Father's Day weekend program. They observed officer candidate training, witnessed a simulated air invasion by paratroopers, and spoke with generals while bunking with their sons.
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Fort Benning
Uncle Sam
Heavy tax proposed to curb rising farm land prices
Atlanta June 18 AP A heavy tax on capital gains from resale of items was proposed by I W Duggan Governor of the arn Credit Administration to check a threat of advancing land prices He warned of a national calamity if acreage adjustments join the farm land boom He urged limiting farm loan amounts capping farm sale prices and fixing wartime sale prices to ease future price spikes He praised rural churches role and urged aiding farm families toward higher incomes after peace He predicted postwar acreage readjustment to peacetime demands as a major challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
I. W. Duggan
Arn Credit
Duggan
School of Town and Country
Inmory University
Duspan
Georgia
Janary
FCA
Thomasville activity calendar week of May 28 1945
Local chamber of commerce lists weekly calendar of events for May 28 to June 2 1945. Meetings include Tri-Hi Club State Guard Commercial Bank Directors SS Offices and Teachers SS Officers YMCA boards Hi Y Club Inter church activities and more across churches Masonic Home police and civic groups. Bond drive appeal closes the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville Chamber of Commerce
Publica
State Guard
Commercial Bank
Ifi
YMCA
Sigs All Churches
Boy Scouts Police
Commandry Masonic Home
Rotary Club
Country Club
2Nd Baptist Church
Feayer Meeting
Dawson St. Baptist Kiwanis Club
Legion Home
Dawson St. Baptist Cottage
Nazarene Church
Thomas County
Government exits homestead program by degrees
Washington reports the U S government is shedding its subsistence homestead effort. Of 78 non farm projects begun in 1938 to 1934, most homes have been sold, eight projects remain, three plants sold, and sixteen homesteads bought by cooperatives. Losses total about 50 percent.
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Charles G. Haslet
Washington
Federal Public Housing Authority
Jasper
Ala
Crossville
Tann
Bleacer
W. Va
Palmerdale
Mount. Ooed
Bessemer
Jaspek
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Dothan
Pensacola
Monticello
Meigs News
Mrs
David Wurst
Arver
H. Mosely
Vera Collins
E. S. Collins
J. Brown Mosely
Jakin
Jakin High School
Stuart
Robert Wallace Stuart
Pennington Prep School
Pennington, N. J
University of Maryland
W Alpha Tau Omega
Broad St
Tims
Erinds
Col,onel
Son
Francis J. Fenton
San Diego
Calif
Pfc
Michael Fenton
Okinawa
Michael
Marine
Fenton
U. S. Marine Corps
Royal Jenks
MacArthur
Krieg- Siz
Boarre Hi-Y Club
Qdd Fellows Archbald As
of Directors
Armory Bank
Ist Baptist
Dawson St. Baptist
Masonic Homiters Hospital
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Chrysler
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DeSoto
Chrysler Corporation
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Thundays
CBS
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