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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1956

Page

7

Friendly Loan Co. Promotes Local Roots and New Building

Friendly Loan Co at 205 West Jackson Street, founded in 1946, remains locally operated with four branch offices in South Georgia. Thomasville staff includes Ernest Stewart as President and Charlie England as Manager, with Doyle Alley as Assistant Manager and Mrs. Tom Whiddon as Secretary, all set to welcome visitors and guide tours of a newly modeled building.

Friendly Loan Co West Jackson Street Thomasville South Georgia Ernest Stewart Charlie England Doyle C. Alley Tom Whiddon Acr Os Mantreet Madalas

Albany Sweep Twin Bill Sparks Rookie Latham Comeback

Rookie lefty Don Latham, sidelined with a lame arm, dazzled in two relief appearances and earned two wins as Albany overwhelmed Valdosta 18-5 and 6-4. Waycross split with Moultrie while Fitzgerald blanked Brunswick 2-0. Tifton hammered Thomasville.

Associated Press Don Latham Albany Valdosta Latham Moultrie Waycross

Weekly YMCA Activity Schedule

A weekly schedule lists daily swim and sports at the YMCA including Girls and Boys swimming and softball, adult and family swim, and youth leagues. It notes camp reservations, evening party use, and tennis reservations through the Youth Center or YMCA. Experts remark a wooden fence post lasts longer than steel.

YMCA Bob's Col

Experts Say Haney Must Win Pennant

NEW YORK Regardless of a routine front office statement that Fred Haney will be retained as Milwaukee Braves manager in 1957 only if he does a good job in 1956 a pennant is needed for next season. A reliable source said another man was under consideration as Grimm’s successor even before Haney joined the Braves as coach. Lou Perini denied contact with Leo Durocher saying he does not fit into their plans. Haney, who took over after Grimm, has a contract for this season with a retention promise if warranted.

New York Fred Haney Milwaukee Braves Milwaukee Charlie Grimm Haney Leo Durocher Brooklyn Dodgers New York Giants Lou Perini Braves Perini Durocher

Memphis Chicks Slip To Sixth

Memphis Chicks slip to sixth after two straight double headers. Surging Nashville Vols shut out 6-0 and win 2-1. Chattanooga sweeps Little Rock 11-5 and 6-2 to tie Mobile for fourth as Birmingham tops Mobile 5-2 and New Orleans beats Atlanta 11-8.

Memphis Chicks Little Rock Travelers Mobile Birmingham New Orleans Atlanta

Rites Held Today At Pine Hill For Mrs Gwaltney

Funeral services for Mrs. Robert H. Gwaltney were held at 4 p.m. at Pine Hill Baptist Church with Rev. Quenton Hodges and Rev. F. O. Oates presiding. She died Saturday night in an Atlanta hospital after a year plus illness. Surviving are seven sons, five daughters, one sister, 15 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Burial followed in Pine Hill Cemetery. Forsyth Funeral Home arranged arrangements.

Robert H. Gwaltney Atlanta Pine Hill Baptist Church Quenton Hodges F. O. Oates Pine Hill Pine Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Gwaltney Missouri Easter Sumner Tift County Jordan J. Ellen Willig Sumner Mr. Gwaltney Grady County Gwaltney Marcus Sumner Chula Jesse Gwaltney R. P. Gwaltney Fort Myers William Gwaltney U. S. Air Force Turkey H. L. Gwaltney Albany James A. Gwaltney Thomasville Frank Baggett Edgar Colling Cairo Charles Singletary Whigham Wright Goodman Tifton

Weather storm outbreak across nation with floods and hail

Thunderstorms and heavy rain lashed the nation from the Western Plains to the central Atlantic coast with isolated tornadoes. In Colorado flash floods closed a highway and washed out bridges while a 2 inch hail burst from Greeley to Grover. Wauneta evacuated over 30 families as Frenchman Creek overflowed. Damage estimated near a quarter million dollars.

Texas Panhandle South Plains Western Plains mid-Mississippi Great Lakes Atlantic Coast Colorado Greeley Grover Colo Wyoming-Nebraska Nebraska Kansas Wauneta Neb Southern Plains Lubbok Tex Houston Beaumont Amarillo

Opening day moves and new faces across three teams

On opening day the Giants and Phillies made defensive shuffles to protect slim leads. In Chicago the Cubs started with five new players in lineup, each with prior major league experience. In Syracuse Onondaga County residents paid ten dollars for free admission to the 54th annual intercollegiate regatta and Olympic rowing trials on Onondaga Lake.

NEW York Giants Whitey Lockman Dusty Rhodes Phillies Stan Lopata Marv Blaylock Chicago Chicago Cubs Don. Hoak Walt Monte Irvin Gale Wade Hobie Landrith Mpic Donods Syracuse N.Y Onondaga County Onondaga Lake

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