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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1952
Page
7
Closing exercises for the Vacation Church School at the First Methodist Church begin at 7 pm. The program, in the Sanctuary, is led by Kindergarten through Intermediate departments, followed by a church grounds picnic supper. Families are asked to bring picnic lunches. the event replaces the Fourth Sunday Family Night.
Miss Mary Blanche Mann assistant head nurse at Johns Hopkins Hospital marries James Copeland Pringle Jr at St James Episcopal Church in South Bend Indiana. The groom is a Johns Hopkins Medical School student. families listed. attendants and bridal party named with outfits and flowers.
Miss Norma Reneece Gardner of Coolidge marries Pfc Roy Sangster of Coolidge at the bride's home in a ceremony led by Rev C R McCutcheon. The couple, after a Florida wedding trip, will reside at Camp Rucker Alabama where Sangster is stationed with the U S Army.
Franklin Watt, missionary to the Belgian Congo, will present colored slides at the Presbyterian Prayer meeting in the Fellowship room of the Presbyterian Church at 8 p m. His wife Mrs Watt is sister of Mrs Powell of Thomasville.
The 7th District Meet of Rebekah Lodge will be at American Legion Hall Post 33 on Thursday the 19th at 7 o clock p.m. CORA LEE THOMASON N. G Josie Earp Secretary.
Dr T Allen Futch Jr is listed at 210 South Broad Street. The entry records a physician with a street address, implying a practice location or office listing.
A sports review touts a hot stretch with eight wins in ten GP games and a four game run. It highlights players like a tall third baseman with a quick throwing arm, Lou Casey in center field, and Paul Ames as a smart, steady presence.
Mrs Quarterman of County Line Road brought Pon derosa tomatoes to town and exhibited a twin specimen weighing about 8 pounds bought by Dr Rackley for display.
An informal morning hearing before Judge George R. Lilly addressed an injunction related to attempts by Meigs officials to collect a license from a furniture firm that took orders and delivered goods under a signed contract outlining payment terms.
Mr Edgar Wayne Weeks Jr has been appointed as principal at the Naval Academy in Annapolis by Congressman E E Cox. He reports June 30 1952 after graduating honorably from local high school in 1951 and attending Georgia Tech this year.
A large number of First Methodist Church members and friends gathered at the Vashti pavilion to bid farewell to Rev. and Mrs. Leland Moore. A buffet supper and a brief musical program preceded gifts of a silver bowl. The Moores depart Thursday for Columbus Georgia to lead East Highland Methodist Church.
Miss Mary Launius of the East Side School faculty is taking a six week graduate course at the University of Georgia summer workshop focusing on educational methods for teaching crippled and delicate children. The scholarship is funded by the Easter Seal Drive in Georgia and Thomas County, provided by the Georgia Society for Crippled Children Inc. The program aims to integrate special education for handicapped pupils into the local school system, with Launius and Mary Lou Larson coordinating plans for students recovering from rheumatic heart disease, post-polio cases, cerebral palsy, and other illnesses. The effort is led by Miss Mamie Jo Jones and financed largely through the Easter Seal Drive.
The Calvary Baptist Church will hold a midweek prayer meeting at the Pavilion at Vashti School at 8:00. Mr Robert Brady will lead the service. The earlier 7:00 p.m. meeting at the lot is postponed until further notice.
The June term of the City Court of Thomasville adjourned after one case was heard. A suit for damages involving Libbie Roberson from Livingston Brooks county was decided in favor of the plaintiff, awarding $4,500 to the Negress.
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