Rotary Speaker Contrasts Communism and Christianity
Rev. Louis F. Kennedy of First Baptist Church spoke at the Rotary Club on Communism versus Christianity. He argued Communism rests on materialism and is less than 200 years old, while Christianity endures 2000 years and fosters faith and humility, urging stamping out Communism and supporting churches. The talk was introduced by W. J. Miller with several guests in attendance.
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Louis F. Kennedy
First Baptist Church
Kennedy
Rotarians
W. J. Miller
Local Man Released On Bond In Liquor Case At Hill Residence
Red Hill 127 Oak St was arrested yesterday by Thomas County officials on a charge of possession of non tax paid liquor. He was released on $1000 bond. Two others were arrested earlier in connection with seven gallons of moonshine but were freed. Officers were J M Richards and C A Rehberg. The case is set for the September term of Thomasville City Court.
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Red Hill
Oak St
Thomas County Sheriff's Office
Earli
Hill
J. M. Richards
C. A. Rehberg
Final Rites Sunday for Harvey Wilson
Funeral services for Harvey Russell Wilson 33 Rt. 2 Patten Community who died yesterday at Archbold Memorial Hospital will be at 3 p.m. Sunday at Salem Baptist Church with Rev. C M Agee officiating. Burial in Salem Cemetery. He was a farmer and son of James P. Wilson and Mattie E. Anderson Wilson. Survived by three brothers James H. and T P Wilson of Salem Community and S D Wilson of Foley Florida. The body will be at the church 2 p.m. Sunday. Pallbearers James Jack Claude Charles Elmer and Emory Wilson. Whiddons Funeral Home in charge.
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Rt. 2
Patten
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Salem Baptist Church
C.M. Agee
Salem Cemetery
James P. Wilson
Mattie E. Anderson Wilson
Thomas County
T. P. Wilson
Salem
S. D
Wilson
Foley
Fla
James
Jack
Claude
Charles
Elmer
Emory Wilson
Whiddons Funeral Home
Garden musings mix food tips with civic concerns
The column blends simple advice on growing vegetables and enjoying seasonal treats with reflections on nuclear tests, public spaces, pavement maintenance, courtship, urban change, and local nostalgia. It notes a tomato thriving all summer, a garden center praise, and musings on daily life in Thomasville.
Mental Health Clinic Forms Community Organization
An organisational meeting for a Thomasville Mental Health Clinic is set for 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Health Department Building. The group aims to prevent mental and emotional illness and to improve care and treatment for those affected.
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Thomasville
Health Department
Wreck on U S 19 Injures Pelham Group
Four people injured in a one car crash two miles north of Ochlochnee on U S 19. Victims: Juan Rivas 19 Francisco Castillo 15 Melchor Barrintos 24 all from Pelham and Victoria Cortazur Dias 40 of Homestead Florida. Vehicle hit a pine and rolled after a front right tire blew. taken to Howard Hospital in Pelham. Officer J H Raulerson investigated.
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Ochlochnee
U. S
U.S. 19
States Highway Patrol
Juan Rivas
Francisco Castillo
Melchor Barrintos
Pelham
Victoria Cortazor Dias
Rt. 9
Homestead
Fla
Howard Hospital
Rivag
Pine Tree
J. H. Raulerson
Cash Box Burglary Hits Mack's Sign Service
About $6 in cash was taken from the cash box of Mack's Sign Service on N. Madison early yesterday when the business was entered. City Police reported the entry was gained by pulling a bar from a window on the south side.
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Mack's
N. Madison
Ira H. McCormick
Vashti School Hosts Six-Week Summer Camp For Girls
About 40 girls reside in the Vashti School dormitories and participate in a six week program featuring outdoor pool worship arts crafts nature study and recreational activities. Camp director Miss Dianne Ware and assistant Miss Histher Jones lead with staff members including Miss Donna Hiers Mrs Edith Muller and Kent Hill aiding in music and orientation for in camp and prospective Vashti students.
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Vashti School
Vashti
Vashu
Dianne Ware
Gastonia
N. C
Histher Jones
Donna Hiers
Pavo
LaGrange College
Edith Muller
Kent Hill
Indiana Woman Hurt In Collision Here
A Lafayette woman Miss Lila Packard sustained abrasions when her car and another vehicle collided at Broad and Hangerl Streets. She was treated and released from Archbold Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Vivian Bills of Lafayette ran a red light and caused the crash. she and Mrs. DeSantis were charged with careless driving and being involved in an accident.
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Ind
Broad and
Hangerl Sts
Lila Packard
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Vivian Bills
Lafayette, Inc
Hazel 3. DeSantis
Rt. 3
Thomasville
Bills
Miss Packard
Broad St
Chicken Supper Barbecue by Guy Taylor
Barbecue chicken supper prepared by Guy Taylor to be served from 6 to 9 PM at the Post 31 Legion Home. Whole chicken or half plates available. Orders accepted before 5 PM Saturday by calling CA 6400 or CA 69937.
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Legion Home Post
Guy Taylor
Post 31
Legion Home Ssur
Sinks stolen from Huntington ware house
In Huntington, Charles Biss aged 2 and Ezekiel Miller 25 were charged with theft of two sinks from a warehouse. Police reported no further items were taken and the men face local charges.
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Huntington
W. Va
Charles Biss
Ezekiel Miller
Weather outlook for Georgia and South Carolina scattered showers
Partly cloudy with widely scattered thunder showers expected through Saturday. Highs near 90 this afternoon, 2 tomorrow, lows around 73 tonight. Winds southwest 6 to 12 mph. Rainfall light to locally heavy, about half an inch in thundershowers. Downtown Thomasville high 82, low 73.
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Georgia
South Carolina
Thomasville
Thomas County
Calendar of QF events and meetings
Tonight at 8:30 p.m. the Order of Zinstern holds a meeting at the Masonic Building. Saturday at noon is the deadline for county candidates to qualify for the primary. Monday at 1 p.m. the Community Council gathers at the Plaza Cafe. 17 p.m. Jaycee board meets at Scott Motel. 7:30 p.m. City Commission convenes at the Municipal Building. p.m. Mental Health clinic committee meets at the Health Department. 8 p.m. Elroy Club meets at M C A.
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Order of Zinstern Star
Masonic
Community Council
Plaza Cafe
Jaycee Board
Scott Mo
City Commission
P.m
Health Department
Elroy Club
M.C.A
FBI Chief Hoover Warns Against Hitchhikers On Vacation
Hoover urges caution during travel advising the public not to pick up strangers to avoid crime risks. He compares giving rides to Russian roulette and stresses the danger of becoming a victim, urging readers to stay safe and travel without hitchhiking.
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Hoover
FBI
Alliance
Cigarette Machine Robbed During Burglary at Texaco Station
City police report a burglary at the Texaco Service Station on W Jackson Street near Straw Road, with an undetermined amount of change stolen from a cigarette machine. Entry gained through a rear window. Casco Supply Co. on Lee Street also entered last night with no reported theft beyond an attempted break in over the weekend.
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Texaco
W. Jackson St
Straw Rd
Paul Goggins
Casco Supply Co
Lee St
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