Longtime Dewey City Teachers Retire After Generations of Service
Kitty Hamilton and Mr Frankie Young retire after 46 and 32 years at the Dewey City Colored school. A luncheon in their honor on June 11 recognized their teaching careers. They received engraved keepsake lockets as mementos from fellow teachers.
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Tha Kitty "Hamilton
Frankie Young
Hare
Dewey City Colored School
Roberts
Young
Miss Hamilton
W F W Encampment at Macon Ends Today
Macon Georgia June 22 AP The annual three day encampment of veterans of foreign wars is slated to end today Mayor Flannery Pope of Dublin appears likely to be reelected president The final order of business includes formation of a ladies auxiliary and officer elections Mrs Doris Holm of Chicago national deputy chief of staff will supervise the auxiliary The VFW outstanding citizenship award went yesterday to Lee Happ president of Happ Brothers of Macon for fundraising to combat cancer and tuberculosis
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Macon
Flannery Pope
Dublin
Doris Holm
Chicago
VFW
Lee ‘Happ
Happ Brothers of
Teachers Retire After Long Service in Public Schools
The article notes the retirement of several public school teachers who have spent many years in service, reflecting on their daily contact with students and the lasting influence they have had on countless lives.
Brotherhood Gathering at Boston Baptist Church
Boston GA June 22 The Men's Brotherhood of the Boston Baptist Church will hold a supper meeting tonight at the Norton home. Lee E Keily of Thomasville First Baptist will speak. Bible School at Boston Baptist reached a record enrolment after eight days with 75 students and daily attendance averaging 11. Activities included games, crafts, and daily refreshments. Commencement exercises were held Wednesday evening with demonstrations and certificates.
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Boston
Men's Brotherhood
Boston Baptist Church
H. G. Norton
Norton
Lee E. Keily
First Baptioa
Thomasville
Everett Sanders
F. A Hancock
Prncipal
W. B. Moody
J. 8. Hatcher
Winona Maddox
Julian T. Maddox
F. V. Hancock
M. P. Harrison
J. “H. Sherrod
Scott Knight
George Bryant
L. W. Jenkins
Irene
Battle for the Presidency: The Nomination Grind Ahead
Hal Boyle notes the hard grind of a presidential nomination from the perspective of party insiders and supporters. He cites Dewey and Taft at campaign events and describes the endless negotiations, smoke-filled rooms, and costly races for delegates. He imagines a drafted Arthur Vandenberg and ends by praising the supportive wives who stand by the hopeful candidates.
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Hal Boyle
Philadelphia
Legion
Pauline
Bob
Ike
Thomas E. Dewey
Robert A. Taft
Poential
Thian
Taft
Harold Siassen
Ohi
Arthur Vandenberg
David Copperfield
Commencement Held for Vacation Bible School Class
At Conalsonville Methodist Church the Daily Vacation Bible School completed a week of tasks and lessons. Mrs. Mosely led planning with teachers and helpers, presenting handmade crafts and a four department program. Certificates were awarded to 60 children by Rev. L Clyde Harvard.
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Donalsgnylle
Methodist ‘Church
Bapl
Mosely
Parten ci
Sidney Shingier
Likin
Watkins
Shawefi
Hart Mosely
B. P. Coachman
Chidren
Methodist Committee
Jesus
Son
Goc
King
Cari
Yarbrough
Marion Stein
C. C. Foster
New Owner Takeover of Jack's Fruit Store in Thomasville GA
Notice declares Troy Hutchison as new owner of the Fruit and Mercantile business at 116 West Jackson Street corner Jackson and Madison Streets in Thomasville. He states he bears sole responsibility for debts incurred after June 19 1948 and disclaims prior obligations.
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Jackson Street
Jackson
Madison Streets
Thomasville
Jack
Troy Hutchison
Harvey and wife offer help for children in need
Radio announcer William W. Harvey and his wife Billie arrived from Lake Worth Florida and signed over their home to provide for children in need. They said doctors warned Mrs. Harvey she has only a short time left, but they want to prevent the children from being moved around or placed in a home.
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Miami
William W. Harvey
Billie
Ee Harvey
Lake
Worth, Fla
Spopeton Papera
Harvey
State wide alert for escaped convict in guard killing
Greensboro Georgia June 22 AP an alert was issued statewide for L C Brown an escaped convict accused of killing guard William Jarrell with an ax after crushing the body with an earth mover and burying it under a dirt pile Brown a former Marietta Forsyth resident serving a five year sentence for forgery cheating and schooling Jarrell a war veteran employed at Greene County prison camp was found dead under a dirt pile with a crushed skull after a road crew party failed to locate him. Brown reportedly escaped in a dump truck from the road project.
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Greensboro
William Jarrell
Greene County
L. L. Wyatt
L. C. Brown
Mariette and
Forsyth
Jarrell
Brown
Wyatt
Community Club Names Winners in Beginner Dept
Lee Harris and Mrs. N R Williams win honors in the Beginner Department with Mrs. W A Miller and Mrs. J D Huddles ton assisting.
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Lee Harris
N. R Williams
W. A. Miller
J. JD. Huddleston
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