Mary Evelyn Young Weds Dr James E Cousar in Florence
Florence S C June 19 ceremony at First Presbyterian Church united Miss Mary Evelyn Young, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Benton Young, and Dr James English Cousar III. The couple plans to reside in New York where Dr Cousar is on staff at New York Hospital.
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Florence
S. C
Mary Evelyn Young
Thomas Benton Young
James English Cousar
First Presbyterian Church
James English Cousar Jr
William Frederick Young
Vnde
Roy Donaldson MacClure Jr
Detroit
Thomas N. P. Johns
Richmond
Robert Cousar
Chattanooga
Roscoe Stephenson
Covington
McChesney, Jeffries
Thomasville
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Laurie Lucas
Greensboro
N. C
Leonora Cousar
Sally Ann Hite
Sydnor Cain
Blanche Gamble
Lane S. C
Frank Dudley Fulton
Columbia
S. S
Rivers
Maxwell
Primitive Baptist Revival Continues This Week
The Primitive Baptist church hosts Elder Walter J Hendricks for ongoing revival services with 11 am and 8 pm sessions. He previously preached here last June and is welcomed back. A Bible Conference is set for July 20 21 22 1948 at Georgia State Woman's College Valdosta Ga. Reservations to Chandler R Register Valdosta.
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Primitive Baptist Church
Walter J Hendricks
Hendricks
Georgia State Woman’s College
North Patterson Street
Valdosta
Chandler R. Register
Georgia
Henry Russell Named Junior Vice Commander At State VFW Meeting
At the Georgia Department VFW convention in Macon Henry P. Russell commander of the local post won the junior vice commander post with broad support. About 900 delegates attended as Thomasville sent nine delegates and praise for Claude Morris who led the campaign.
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Henry Russell
VFW
Georgia Department of Veterans of Foreign War
Macon
Henry P. Russell
Claude Morris
Macon City Auditorium
Thomasville
Russell
Presbyterian College cadet joins ROTC camp at Fort Benning
George Watt son of John Watt of 121 Hansell street leaves for Ft Benning Ga to join 28 ROTC cadets from Presbyterian College Clinton DC for six weeks training in army tactics He will return in September to resume studies and pursue advanced training toward a reserve officer's commission on graduation.
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George Watt
Presbyterian R.O.T.C
Fort Benning
John Watt
Hansell Street
Ft. Benning
Presbyterian College
Clinton
D. C
Watt
Letchas Visit With Daytona Beach Parents
Mr and Mrs Billy Letchas of Daytona Beach Fla visit their parents Mr and Mrs Sam Letchas at their Colton Avenue home. The couple were married in April with the bride formerly Miss Viola Brown of New Haven Conn.
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Billy Letchas
Daytona Beach
Fla
Sam Letchas
Colton Avenue
Mrs. Letchas
Viola Brown
New Haven
Conn
Donors Meet To Discuss Archbold Hospital Hotel Plan
A card sent to all donors asks them to attend a Monday night meeting at the City Auditorium police court room to review the hotel building outline and vote on proposals. Nat M. Williams chairs the committee handling the project amid debates over cost and architectural plans.
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Camaaign
Archbold Hospital
Police Court
City Auditorium
Nat M. Williams
Williams
Clas
Washington
Tesco
Card of Thanks for Wiliam Thomas Ellis
The family of Wiliam Thomas Ellis expresses gratitude for the sympathy shown during the illness and death of their father Thomas Britt Ellis. Siblings and relatives named include Mrs. Geo W. Hicks, George Ellis, Mrs. J C Law, E Vernon Ellis, Horace W. Ellis, Mrs C W Oviatt.
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Wiliam Thomas Ellis
Personal notices from The Times Enterprise
Numerous short items list visits and travels of residents. Earl Walden returns from Lebanon Kansas. Lloyd and Nancy Pugh in Atlanta. Edward Rehberg with aunt in Coolidge Georgia. Joe Glazier with highway crew in Atlanta. R. O. Smith and Judy back in Atlanta after visiting George Walker. Olana Sampson Fields recuperating after spinal operation. O L Tanner and daughter Faye visiting in Coolidge. Helen Powell and others summering in Albany. Hugh Gurley at Panama City for two weeks. Janice Chastain and Miss Lyon and Miss Pridgen visiting Albany area. Roderic Forter family return from Fernandina Beach. C W North and children visiting in Florida. Jane Fields and Shirley Sampson visiting Uncle George Sampson in Panama City. W Fred Scott attends Veterans Bureau meeting in Atlanta and road project. Kennington family guests from Tallahassee, Lakeland, Wilmington, Moultrie. E N Reese and siblings visiting Mark Collier in Thomasville. Blanche Wright returns from Dothan where Paul Collier hospital patient. Tribute to Schwankbeck omitted from Turk-Egyptian wedding coverage.
First Baptist Prayer Service Led by East Side Pastor
The Wednesday night prayer service at First Baptist Church will be led by Yev Ben Byrd, pastor of the East Side branch. Dr. T. F. Callaway, teaching at Jessie Tift College Forsyth Georgia, participates in statewide Religious Education projects sponsored by the Sunday school department and the Georgia State Baptist Convention.
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First Baptist Church
Yev Ben Byrd
East Side
T. F. Callaway
Jessie Tift College
Forsyth
Georgia State Baptist Convention
Baptist Young Peoples Camp Set for Norman Junior College
The Ministers of Thomas County Association announce the Baptist Young Peoples Camp to be held July 26 to 31 at Norman Junior College Norman Park Georgia. The plan calls for a seven dollar fee and a dressed chicken, with a two dollar registration due before July 15.
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Thomas Couny Association
Baptist Young Peoples
Norman Junior College
Norman Park
Georgia
Willie Robert Lee Dies at Home Near Pavo
Willie Robert Lee died this morning at his home near Pavo after several weeks illness. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 3 p m at the Pavo Baptist church with Rev P S Elder and Rev F L Bone officiating. Interment follows at Okapilco Baptist church cemetery. Pallbearers include Guy Crosby Cordy Parrish Jeffie Clark H J Alderman Marvin King and J N Freeman. He was born in Brooks county December __th, a lifelong resident and Methodist. Survived by one sister Mrs J P Hobbs of Pavo and several nieces and nephews. Arrangements are with Whiddon’s Funeral Home.
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Willie Robert Lee
Pavo
Pavo Baptist Church
P. S. Elder
Okapilco Baptist Church
Guy Crosby
Cordy Parrish
Jeffie Clark
H. J. Alderman
Marvin King
Narrow escape for Mr and Mrs Wallace Halstead after bridge crash
Mr and Mrs Wallace Halstead escaped serious harm when their 1938 Chevrolet pickup ran off the Pendergast bridge near the city and overturned. Mrs Halstead suffered leg cuts and Mr Halstead was bruised though both were not badly hurt after examination at the hospital. The mishap was blamed on a faulty tie rod end.
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Wallace Halstead
Pendergast Bridge
Car Allegedly Stolen In Monticello Recovered
State Patrol reports a car allegedly stolen in Monticello was recovered. Driver Robert Lee Standley fled after running off on U S 19. patrol confirmed ownership by Bobbie Sherrod and turned suspect over to federal authorities.
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State Patrol
Monticello
Robert Lee Standley
Soing
U. S. 19
Bobbie Sherrod
Sergeant Henderson
First Methodist Midweek Service Tonight
The First Methodist Church holds a mid week prayer service led by Rev. Jimmy Callahan at 8 in the Wesley Building. The sermon titled Not by power, nor by Might, but by My Spirit will be delivered, with Rev. Reece Turrenting leading the singing and performing a solo. All are invited, especially young men to attend and be encouraged in their work.
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First Methodist Church
Jimmy Callahan
Wesley
Jimmy
Reece Turrenting
Odd Fellows Meet At Piney Woods Lodge Hall
The Odd Fellows lodge No 138 convenes at 8:30 tonight at 120% N Broad street. Degree work to be resumed and all visiting old fellows welcome. W Gerald Tuck, Rec Sec. C W Burnette, Noble Grand.
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Piney Woods Lodge Hall
N. Broad Street
W. Gerald Tuck
C. W. Burnette
N. G
Sheriff Probes Raid on Negro Scout Camp
Sheriff Holt McDowell said the office remains actively engaged in the investigation of a raid by about 100 white robed men on a Negro Girl Scout camp near Bessemer Alabama on June 10. A resident report notes both white and colored residents felt the visit had a good effect on the community.
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Birmingham
Ala
Holt McDowell
Bessemer
Clyde Morris
Morris
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