Woodhams Plan Camping Tour Through Canada and Northeast
The Woodham family embarks today on a auto tour from Atlanta through North Carolina Virginia Washington D C Maryland Delaware New Jersey New York Connecticut to Quebec and the Gaspe Peninsula with five travelers in one car. They will stay in state parks, rely on a cook kit and army shelter tent for quick camp setup, pack light clothing and bring a camera for scenery.
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Woodham
Teip
Smoky Mountains
Quebec
Gaspe Peninsula
Atlanta
J. K. McClurkin
Montgomery
North Carolina
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
New York
Emnetts
Connecticut
Concord
N. H
Woodhams
English Visitors in Thomasville Hear Cunard Strike News
Mrs Phyllis Sloan and Miss Sonia Mackay British cousins visiting Mrs M H Jefferies in Thomasville react to the Cunard line strike. Mackay tours Wyoming before Atlantic City visit. Sloan heads to Washington DC. Guests hosted by local families and the Flowerses plan European travel with relatives in Paris and Denmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Sloan
Sonia Mackay
M. H. Jefferies
Cunard
London
Miss Mackay
United States
Wyoming
Thomasville
Atlantic City
Hilton Read
Sloan
Will Watt
Washington D. C
E. Vose Peck
Gerald Peck
Charles Watt Jr
W. J. Powell
Harry Jones
Local Note Pleasures and Moves Across Tangible Ties
Is Guest of Parents here L and Robert E Knapp of Kelly Air Force Base San Antonio ex is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Forrest Knapp of Moul Wis Road. Mrs Elmer Horne of Metcalf will leave by plane from Tallahassee for Ridgecrest NC on June 28. She will conduct conferences for Sunbeam leaders during W M U Week June 23 29 at Ridgecrest Baptist Assembly. Mr and Mrs James H Tidwell and Jew arrived from Washington DC yesterday to be with the A Tidwells for a few days. They will attend the Tidwell reunion in Atlanta tomorrow. Dr and Mrs J J Collins have moved from the Woodlawn Adornments to their new home at No 4 Belmont Dr. Admitted yesterday into Archbold Memorial Hospital were Mrs Irene Slaton Stegall Thomasville Mrs James L Odom Pelham and Bobby James Vick Ochlochnee.
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Robert E. Knapp
Kelly Air Force Base
San Antonio
Forrest Knapp
Moul‘Wis Road
Elmer Horne
Metcalf
Tallahasae
Ridgecrest
N. C
Sunbeam
Ridgecrest Baptist Assembly
James H. Tidwell
Jew
Wash‘Higton
D. C
A. Tidwells
Tidwell
Atlanta
J. J. Collins
Woodlawn
Belmont Dr
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Irene Slaton Stegall
Thomasville
James L. Odom
Pelham
Bobby James Vick
Ochlochnee
Old Count Weds 14 Year Old Italian Princess in Private Ceremony
A 75 year old Count reportedly married a 14 year old Italian Princess in a walled city private ceremony last night. The bride Princess Lidia Maria mia Caracciolo di Torello will be 18 on July 25 with a dispensation granted due to age. The groom Count Aubry Tealdi is a Protestant and they will reside at Villa Paolina once Napoleon's sister's residence. the Caracciolo family is noted in Italy and linked to Murat.
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Lidia Maria Mia Caracciolo di
Draft Threat Sends Strikers to Work
London reports show up to 10 transatlantic liners including the Queen Mary remaining tied up at Southampton and Liverpool as wildcat seamen’s strike enters its nineteenth day while workers face possible conscription.
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London
Southampton
Liverpool
Private coronation ties Italian king to Napoleonic era
An official ceremony crowned a new king of Italy and Naples under Napoleon. The private event drew leaks through archival documents. The aged groom, a wealthy amateur botanist, ranks as one of the region’s richest men with an estimated fortune over 11 million dollars.
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Italy
Naples
Napoleon
Fathers Day Observed Across Thomasville Churches
Special observances planned in Thomasville churches to mark Fathers Day tomorrow. Local merchants support with a range of gifts as purchases rise. Edgar A Guest poem celebrates fathers, noting their quiet sacrifice for children.
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Thomasville
Edgar A. Guest
Bilent
Kefauver probe targets 300 million smut racket
The Kefauver subcommittee opens hearings into a so called smut racket earning 300 million annually, with juveniles targeted through mail orders. Midwest and Southern California cited as hotbeds. operators subpoenaed while many invoke the Fifth Amendment amid calls for postal regulation tightening. A Hollywood source says the investigation will shake up the industry.
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Los Angeles
Kefauver
Subcommittee
James H. Bobo
Midwest
Californian
Smut Mills
Bobo
Hollywood
Two Unaccounted For After Charleston Waterfront Fire
Charleston fire, the city’s worst in 35 years, left over one million dollars in damage. Two men unaccounted for include L. J. Henninger Jr. of Tidewater Terminals and a local policeman L. B. Aytes. One charred body found. no ID. Tidewater Terminals building and three warehouse piers destroyed. Company based in Philadelphia.
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Charleston
S.C
L. J. Henninger Jr
Tidewater Terminals
L. B. Aytes
Cermany
Philadelphia
Georgia Tightens Liquor And Wine Regulations Statewide
i Revenue Commissioner T V Williams announces new rules to include all phases of liquor beer and wine business under Georgia tax laws. No permit or license will be granted to firms not listed as doing business in Georgia. Williams notes some national distillers listed in state rolls to dodge income tax. The article mentions Tidewater offices and storage space tied to former officers of Norfolk Baltimore Carolina Steamship Lines.
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Atlanta
T. V. Williams
Georgia
Williams
Tidewater
Ettes
Norfolk, Baltimore & Carolina Steamship Lines
Death of William R. Price Found in Thomasville Home
William R. Price, 83, was found dead in his East Webster Street home this morning, likely dead for several days. County Medical Examiner ruled natural causes. Survived by two daughters, one son, with funeral arrangements pending word from relatives in New York and Virginia. Price had lived in Thomasville for about a decade and was active in Odd Fellows and Piney Woods Lodge.
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William R. Price
East Webster
Willam McCollum
Price
J. F. Cannady
Callice Law
Times-Enterprise
Whiddon
New York
Virginia
Gladys Brown
Third St
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Ruby Freet
Lewiston
George L. Price
Falls Church
Thomasville
H. G. Mercier
Log Cabin Motor Court
Albany Highway
Webster Street
Niagara Fall
Odd Fellows
Piney Woods Lodge
Representative Says Vote Against Taxes Cost Him His Job
Carroll County state representative C. C. Perkins says he was fired from the Carrollton office of the State Veterans Service Department after voting against Governor Marvin Griffin's tax increases. Perkins says Pete Wheeler, the State Veterans Service Director, offered a leave of absence status pending further notice and did not comment on the firing charge. Perkins alleges Griffin aides pressured Wheeler to terminate him for opposing the tax measures amid broader payroll purges of legislators' allies. Perkins has served in the General Assembly since 1951.
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Atlantap
Carroll County
Guv
Marvin Griffin
Carrollton
State Veterans Service Department
C. C. Perkins
Veterans Service
Pete Wheeler
Perkins
Wheeler
Cheney Griffin
Griffin
Thomasville Girls Hold Offices at Girls State Event
Barbara Wilson of Vashti School was elected secretary of state and Gladys Ferguson was chosen Walton county representative. Under Elinor Bennett the group trained a week to “run the state” for a day at Georgia Military Academy College Park. Attendees from Thomasville include Doris Starling Linda Bellamy Sue Covington and club and legion sponsors.
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Thomasville
Barbara Wilson
Vashti School
Gladys Ferguson
L. D. Ferguson
Walton County
Elinor Bennett
Newnan
Joseph B. Kilbride
Woodrow Wilson School of Law
Georgia Military Academy
College Park
Doris Starling
Jack Coleman
Elks Club
Linda Bellamy
Chester Bellamy
Miss Ferguson
Legion Post 222
Miss Wilson
Kiwanis Club
Sue Covington
Gus Covington
Auxiliary
Legion Post
South Korea Denounces Un Four Conference Preference
Seoul said it will honor no decisions on Korea from meetings where it is not represented. The National Assembly passed a resolution backing free UN supervision for Korean unification and elections under the Republic of Korea flag. It sent the message to France Britain and the United States as Geneva’s July Big Four meet looms.
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Seoul
United Nations
Korea
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
National Assembly
Republic of Korea
North Korea
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Geneva
Assembly
France
Britain
United States
Singapore Returns Slowly to Normal
Singapore's port eased back as 15 000 workers returned to jobs after a strike. Lim Chim Siong of the Factory and Shopworkers Union threatened further mass action if six imprisoned officials are not charged or released by June 26, calling the return a suspension pending government action.
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Singapore
Lim Chim Siong
Factory and Shopworkers Union
Lim
Veteran Affairs Office Manager Chronology at Carrollton
The Carrollton office of the Veterans Service Department has been led by a manager serving since 1949.
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Carrollton
Veterans Service Department
Engaged couple Patricia Sartelle and Cortez Cooper announced
The engagement of Patricia Ellen Sartelle of Draper Virginia to Lt Cortez A Cooper Jr of Thomasville was announced by their families. Sartelle, a Pulaski High School graduate attending Montreat College, earned Dean's List honors and participated in student government Chorus and Thalian Dramatic Society. Cooper, a Davidson College psychology graduate with Phi Beta Kappa honors and ROTC leadership, will report for active duty in August.
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Preston Orr Sartelle
Draper, Va
Patricia Ellen
Cortez A. Cooper Jr
Co. A Cooper
Thomasville
Miss Sartelle
Pulaski (Va
Montreat College
Montreat
N. C
Thalian Dramatic Society
Kappa Alpha Rose
Davidson College
Cooper
Thomasville High School
Davidson
Two Men Arrested On Lottery Charges
Sheriff Callice Law announced the arrest of Sylvester Lomax and Lonnie Middlebrooks on charges of possessing lottery tickets. A raid recovered lottery tickets farm charts and cash money. Lomax resides at 124 N College St.
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Callice Law
Sylvester Lomax
N. College St
Lonnie Middlebrooks
Lomax
Thomas County
Negroes May Use Atlanta Golf Courses on Segregated Basis
The Fifth Circuit upheld a district ruling that Atlanta must allow Negroes to play on municipal courses while permitting the city to continue enforcement of segregation laws on designated days. City officials gave no comment on possible appeal as plans for a separate golf course faded after $75 000 was allotted three years earlier but no land found.
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Atlanta
U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
U.S
Boyd Sloan
Sloan
Indochina Rebels Flee to Cambodia
High government sources report the Hoa Hao rebel commander and key dissident leaders fled to Cambodia. Extradition efforts are under way as Nationalist forces claim they surrounded the rebels and have advanced. The army says 15 Hoa Hao fighters were killed, 50 wounded and 16 captured in the last 24 hours of fighting.
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Saigon
Indochina
Cambodia
National Army
Evening community events schedule mixed with club meetings
A cluttered list shows events at Elks Home Plaza Cafe Youth Center IOOF Hall and various clubs. Activities include Candlelight Dance Jerry Kohler trio Civitan Pilot and Rebekah Lodge meetings with times around 6 7 8 pm on a Monday.
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Elks
Jerry Kohler
Civitan Club
Plaza Cafe
Idea Exchange Club
Youth Center
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Pilot Club
Elks Home
Farmers State Market Thomasville Hampers Stop for Details
Price at Farmers State Market in Thomasville at Stall No 8 3c b is listed with no quantity. All hampers and containers must be returned and shoppers are urged to visit Stall No 8 for full details before harvesting.
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Farmers State Market
Thomasville
Joyce Roberson Feted At Showers
Several recent showers honored Miss Joyce Roberson who will wed Dr. Oscar Johnson. A lunch at Hotel Scott hosted by Mrs. R. N. Wood Jr. drew 15 guests in lavender decor with stattce gladioli larkspur and cosmos. Hostess gifts included an ice basket and a silver platter from the various parties.
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Joyce Roberson
Oscar Johnson
R. N. Wood Jr
Hotel
Scott
Paul Kwilecki
Bainbridge
Miss Roberson
John Grimsley
Jake Nichols
Sam Evans
George Clark
Christ and the Problem of Worry Service Notice
A church announcement for a Sunday morning sermon at 11 o'clock at First Baptist Church focusing on the theme Christ and the Problem of Worry.
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First Baptist Church
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Camp Merrie-Woode
Sapphire
Taliaferro Flowers
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Tallahassee Road
Nanvaully Advertis
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Cortez Cooper
Patricia Sartelle
Ioof Hall
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Thomasville Times-Enterprise
Pattern Dept
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