Twin Sons Return for Mrs Jarrell Birthday Festivities
Twin sons Rembert L. Jarrell of Atlanta and John A. Jarrell of Kansas City visit with their mother Mrs W W Jarrell to celebrate their 37th birthday. Also visiting is daughter Mrs Glenn Segars of Swainsboro. The piece notes hospital admissions and local guests, plus a listed educational tour by Bessie Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rembert L. Jarrell
Atlanta
John A. Jarrell
Kansas City
W. W. Jarrell
Eisenhower and faith in public life questioned
A reader discusses President Eisenhower and Christianity noting his wartime service and late church membership. The writer argues public duty and personal faith can coexist and that a president’s private beliefs are for individuals to witness. The remark stresses integrity and sincerity in matters of faith.
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Eisenhower
Nationalists Reds Open Artillery Duel Off Formosa
The Defense Ministry reported two heavy artillery exchanges between Nationalists and Chinese Reds off Quemoy. The Reds fired 486 rounds in the first and 1,068 in the second bombardment, targeting Little Quemoy and nearby islets. No damage or casualties were listed for the Nationalists.
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Taipei
Formosa
Wna
Amoy
Boston Home Demonstration Club Recaps Remodeling 100-Year-Old House
The Boston Home Demonstration Club visited Mrs. W. K. Harden and learned how she remodeled a 100 year old building. Ceilings were lowered rooms redone a modern kitchen planned and wax uses discussed. Miss Ophelia Smith showed how to make artificial magnolias from satin and a blue ribbon was awarded for a scrapbook in the state car test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
pDemionstration Club
W. K. Harden
Albert Peters Sr
Rock Eagle
George Owens Jr
Boston Club
Ophelia Smith
H. I. Cook
Donald Griffin
Albert Peters Jr
Student Caravan To Spend Week Here With Methodists
Four college sophomores from across the United States will visit Dawson Street Methodist Church for a week as guests of the senior Sunday school class. Miss Ann Morrison of Waycross, recently named Ware County Teacher of the Year, will counsel the group. They arrive June 29 and depart July 6 for Tifton First Methodist Church. Miss Calara Roberts and Mrs. Louise Chastain lead the senior class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Dawson St. Methodist Church
Ann Morrison
Waycross School
Ware County
Tifton
Calara, Roberts
Louise Chastain
Beware Too Much Summer Sun Glare During Vacation
An advice piece urges readers to prepare skin and eyes before vacation. It recommends gradual tan buildup via sun lamps and rooftop sun, and advises budgeting for sun protection like sunglasses, suntan oil, hats, and beach robes. It notes glare from water and sand and touts affordable, practical suntan products.
Engaged: Miss Jane Petrey and Sgt William Croft
Barwick announces the engagement of Jane Petrey daughter of Mrs Louise Petrey to Sgt William D Croft son of Mrs Grady Croft and the Late Mr Croft The couple are from Baldwin Fla and Barwick with Jane a Barwick High School graduate and Joyes Business School alum and William a Moultrie High School graduate stationed at the Marine base in Albany Each has served overseas duty on Okinawa. wedding set for July 12.
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Barwick
Louise Petrey
Jane
William D. Croft
Grady Croft
Mr. Croft
J. C. Petrey
Baldwin, Fla
Barwick High School
Joye’s Business School
Croft
Moultrie High School
Marine Base
Albany
Okinawa
Miss Armistead to Wed June 30 in Valdosta
Miss Mary Katherine Armistead daughter of Mr and Mrs John C Armistead of Columbia Tennessee will marry David D Koltenbach son of Mr and Mrs Emerson C Koltenbach of Evansville Indiana on June 30 The ceremony at 3 p m on the campus park of the Georgia Christian Institute in Valdosta Phillip Speer minister of the Hahira Church of Christ will officiate The bride elect a graduate of David Lipscomb College Nashville has taught at the Institute of Valdosta this year and will teach in the Thomasville school system next year The future groom is the Church of Christ minister in Thomasville and has attended Ball State Teachers Florida Christian Colleges
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Columbia, Tenn
Mary Katherine Armistead
John CO. Armistead
David D. Koltenbach
Emerson C. Koltenbach
Evanaville
Ind
Georgia Christian Institute
Valdosta
Phillip Speer
Hahira
Church of Christ
David Lipscomb College
Nashville
Tenn
Institute of Valdosta
Thomasville
Ball State
David Ea Cane
Florida Christian Coleges
Two Newborns Reported in Thomasville and Germany
Stork Club reports the Miller couple of Thomasville welcomed a son named James Anthony weighing 8 pounds 3 ounces born yesterday. Also, Specialist 2/C and Mrs William L Bibb announce a daughter born Friday morning at a hospital in Frankfort Darnstadt Germany. Mrs Bibb is formerly Ann Clark of Thomasville, wife of W L Bibb Jr.
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Jimmy Miller
Thomasville
James Anthony
Miller
Wlliam L. Bibb
Frankfort
Darnstadt
Germany
Bibbs
Bibb
Sun protection tips for prolonged outdoor exposure
The article advises frequent reapplication of lotions and tanning cream due to perspiration salt water and wind reducing effectiveness. It warns that morning application won’t last all day notes gun allergy risks and the need for total block labeling and highlights sensitive areas and extra protection for tropics or high altitudes.
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Tropics
Calendar of Events for Sunday to Tuesday
Open house at Baptist Pinehaven Camp Sunday at 3 p m. Monday features Community Comc at Plaza Cafe at 1 p m and Jaycee board at Mote Scott at 7 p m. City Commission meets at Municipal Building at 7 80 p m. Tuesday includes Exchange Club at Plaza Cafe at 1 p m and Odd Fellows at LOOF Hall at 8 p m. Elke Lodge at Mis Home also listed for 8 p m.
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Plaza Cafe
Jaycee Board
Mote Scott
City Commission
Municipal Building
Exchange Club
Odd Fellows
Loof Hall
Elke Lodge
Diplomat's Daughter Returns To Sweden After Runaway Trip
Christina Wennerstrom the 16 year old daughter of a Swedish diplomat completed an 18 day runaway trip with her lover a Senate page. Police detained them near Montoursville Pa and returned them to Washington where he lost his job for leaving without permission. The pair had been staying at a Swedish diplomat residence and sought secrecy about their route possibly heading to New York City.
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Washington
Christina Wennerstrom
Sweden
Senate
Christina
New York City
Falls Church
Hun. Williams
Montoursville
Huw
Music Camp Presents Sunday Concert Series At FSU
The 16th annual Music Camp at Florida State University opens with a first Sunday concert in Westcott Auditorium led by Manley Whitcomb and Oliver Hobbs with Robert Ledore directing orchestra numbers. The four concerts are free and open to the public at 6 16 pm.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida State University
Westcott Auditorium
Manley Whitcomb
Oliver Hobbs
Robert Ledore
East Side Baptist Church Social Tonight at Coats Center
East Side Sunday School at East Side Baptist Church hosts a social at the Coats and Clark Recreational Center tonight. Games start at 6 p m followed by a fried supper and a late film. The event stems from a Sunday School attendance contest between the red and blue groups with prize ball field access promised.
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East Side Baptist Church
Coats and Clark
Fieh
Pum
N Gt
A. Pilkinton
Reds
Blues
Parrot Blocks Hotel Site In Victoria BC
In Victoria British Columbia a 96 year old parrot named Mike occupies the central parcel picked for a hotel or apartment block. Owner Doug Abrams put the mansion and parrot aviary aside for Mike to live until death while a daily ounce of brandy is delivered by Wah Mong.
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Victoria
B.C
Mike
Doug Abrams
Abrams
Victoria Wilson
Miss Wilson
Wilson
Wah Mong
Wah
Washington widow's club life across the capital
Mrs. James Hamilton Lewis, resident of Washington since 1930, explains why the city is a widow’s haven with many social avenues for women. She notes Chevy Chase Club’s 189 widows on its roster and recalls her long social engagement, hotel life at the Mayflower, and a palm reading encounter with Sam Eisenhower and a future reading from Mrs. Eisenhower.
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James Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
Russel
Washington
Lewis Ubudies
Europe
Het. Usbanne
Capital
Lewis
Chevy Chase ‘Club
Start Moth War Now AP News Feature
AP News urges homemakers to combat moth damage with a yearly mothproofing plan. Department of Agriculture estimates 200 to 500 million dollars in losses annually and advises cleaning garments, thorough spraying inside and out, and proper drying before storage.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Swimwear Designs Reflect Global Beached Themes
AP Newsfeatures notes a colorful summer trend with native-inspired swimsuits. Designers draw on South Seas prints Latin American colors and African motifs, blending global influences into current lines for travel and aspiration.
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Aspiraton
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Hugh E. McCann Sr
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Thomas L. Miller
Loyd
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Betty Lau Clore
Anniston
Ala
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Ava Gardner
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FSU
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George Booker
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Mary Winslow
Robert Sedore
Owen Sellers
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