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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1968
Page
3
A neighbor confesses hatred and potential violence yet remains within the church’s fold. The speaker cautions against judging all Christians by a few hypocrites, noting Jesus warned against condemning others and that each person must answer to God for their own actions.
An arthritis clinic reopened at Archbold Memorial Hospital with support from the Arthritis Foundation. Group therapy runs 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. on the third Thursday monthly in the Clinic Room. A registered therapist teaches exercises to preserve motion and safe home heat use. Thomasville Junior Woman's Club members host and record attendance. A written doctor referral is required. Registration $3, each subsequent visit $1, with possible fee relief if unaffordable.
Houston visitors Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Farquah and children visit Mrs. H. I. Nolen. Alabama and Georgia relatives attend the Dorminy Frierson wedding and visit Dorminy and Davis households. Summer schooling and visits span Valdosta State College FSU Tallahassee and Sylvester.
Quitman Production Credit Association president F E S S Webb reports from Miami Beach where he attended the Production Credit Association directors conference. He cites 65 PCAs serving 42,000 farmer members with over 414 million in credit, noting Quitman PCA loans to 571 farmers totaling 4.75 million in 1967 across Brooks, Lowndes, Thomas and Echols counties.
The measure rounds law enforcement with wiretapping power and eyewitness lineups, expands admissibility of confessions, bans interstate handgun sales to nonresidents and under 21, and bars felons and others from firearms. Senate must confirm future FBI directors, as the bill shifts toward Johnson's safe streets aims.
W. H. Dunaway of Marietta receives the Rotary district governor's pin from Pratt Secrest of Thomas.
A hold-up at Sing Wilkes Service Station on East Jackson Street netted about $185 after a man with hands in his pockets demanded money and tore a phone wire. Separately at Thomasville State Farmers Market a theft cost Louise Singletary about $700 from her desk wallet and papers.
Noel Barry Adams 12 son of Mr and Mrs Harris M Adams of 318 Myrtle Drive died today after an extended illness. Graveside services set for 10 am Friday at Laurel Hill Cemetery with Rev B G Munro officiating burial by Whiddons Funeral Home. Survived by parents a brother Keith Adams grandmother Mrs Fred Shedd all of Thomasville and many uncles and aunts.
Annie P. Culler, 53, of 111 Laura Avenue, died last night at Archbold Memorial Hospital after a sudden illness. Funeral plans are not yet announced by Peoples Funeral Home.
Considerable cloudiness and warm today and tonight with widely scattered thundershowers, more in coastal areas. Friday partly cloudy and warm with afternoon and evening scattered storms. Highs 84 to 92 today, overnight lows 65 to 72. Friday highs 83 to 95. Showers possible Thursday night in the Tennessee Valley into the Southern Plains. cooler in the mid Atlantic and plateaus, warmer upper Great Lakes.
Georgia Thomas County notice states that on and after May 30 1968 Greg Turner will not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone other than himself. The adv notice serves as a formal declaration of liability nontransfer.
Thomas County gardeners plan a June 27 tomato fair per Assoc. County Agent C. W. McIver. Entries come in home, commercial, and youth categories with best single, five, and ten entries judged. Entries due by 10 a.m. next Thursday. Prizes include a sweepstakes prize and items like an iron and cooking utensils. Contact 226-1356 for more details.
Public service notice by Dr. W. L. Stucky explains that treating pain without addressing underlying causes delays recovery. Breaking a bone heals in six to eight weeks, but lasting health comes from correcting the disease process and restoring repair.
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