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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1964
Page
4
While on duty he is progressing nicely, though the hospital has not announced a release date. Carter underwent a spinal operation two weeks ago and says he is feeling fine now.
Joseph Israel Harris 65 of 518 N Crawford St died today at Archbold Memorial Hospital after months of illness. Born in Warsaw Poland he moved to Thomasville 35 years ago. He married Annie Feinberg and was a merchant and B NAI Israel member. He led Boys Estate support and served as Thomas County chairman and chaplain of Amvets. Survived by wife daughter and grandson. Funeral arrangements pending. Memorials to Georgia Heart Association or Boys Estate.
James Allen Dixon 68 of Coolidge died Friday at home after six years in the area moving from Ellington and Moultrie. Survived by wife Woodie Avery and many relatives. funeral at Greenfield Baptist Church in Moultrie with Greene-Gregory in charge. John Griffin of Pavo dies. services set in Brooks County area. Surviving family includes wife, four sons, three daughters, and many grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
Albert G. Bryan, 30, captured by county officers on a charge of wounding a Florida officer, refuses extradition but will be returned to Florida after proceedings. Deputy Gandy said Florida authorities were advised and will initiate extradition. Bryan was arrested as he slept in a bunk house at a local motor transport firm.
Tax Receiver Glenn Carter said the county tax equalization board will complete work on the tax rolls by July 15 or 20. He, back at work after surgery, expects to begin on the digest immediately after the board finishes, noting the panel began mid April and typically needs about three months.
Pinkie Mae Majors 27 of 106 Yates St is accused of murdering Roosevelt Williams 62 of 200 Bennett St at her home about 6 30 pm Friday. Majors claims self defense in a two page statement. She faces a preliminary hearing Monday and is held without bond.
There is no planned civic or church observance for Father’s Day in Thomasville. The local tradition marks the third Sunday in June with a red rose for living fathers and a white rose for fathers who have died.
Area weather outlook predicts fair to hot conditions through Sunday and Monday. Winds from the west and southwest at 6 to 12 mph accompany 98 degree afternoon highs. Temperatures show a slight above normal trend with minimal rainfall and a small rain surplus remaining. detailed temps and tides follow.
The U S Civil Service Commission announces a patent examiner examination with salaries ranging from 5650 to 11725 dollars a year. Most openings are in the U S Patent Office in Washington D C. Applicants need education in engineering or sciences or relevant experience. no written test required. Applications available at the Civil Service window in Thomasville or from the commission in Washington D C 20415.
Two pumpers from separate stations rushed to 4278 Hansell Street Friday night but found a pan of grease on the stove had already been extinguished. The home was identified as Jewell Cannon’s residence.
The New Jerusalem Baptist Church celebrates its 48th anniversary and the pastor’s 15th year with homecoming services on Sunday. Rev. Frank Martin Jr. says morning worship features guest choirs from Friendship Baptist Church Waycross, followed by dinner on the grounds and a sermon by Rev. I. L. Mullins of First African Baptist Church with two FAB choirs. The public is invited.
Police report two drivers James B. Miller and Marvin C. Patterson escaped injury after a collision at the Remington Hansell Street intersection around 9 20 a m Miller 21 of Warren Street and Patterson 17 of Reid Street were identified as the drivers Miller traveled south on Hansell Patterson east on Remington with extensive damage to both vehicles and no injuries reported.
County 4 H members Philip Adams and senior boys winners Bill Long Jack Smith and Don ald Ridlye were honored in areas soils and fertilizer conservation of natural resources gardening. Livestock judging team members were Gary Jackson Ricky Stephenson Wiley Mahan and John Vickers. Advisors Miss Ophelia Smith Don Haskins and County Agent W L Whittle accompanied youths to Rock Eagle. A complete list of winners and places will be published later.
The Security Council unanimously extended the U N peacekeeping mission in Cyprus for another three months ending September 26. Bolivia Brazil the Ivory Coast Morocco and Norway sponsored the resolution with Czechoslovakia and Nationalist China signaling support. Soviet delegate Fedorenko indicated no veto and Turkish Prime Minister Inonu planned a Washington visit with President Johnson on Cyprus issues.
Washington officials worry Western Europe underestimates the threat from Communist China in Southeast Asia. The Johnson administration argues a military response is needed, seeks moral and political support from allies, and notes past neutralization agreements in the region.
R P Bobby Singletary announces candidacy for Thomas County Commissioner to replace Hosea Vann. He pledges practical economy and support for progressive public needs, seeking voters in the September 9 primary.
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