Revival At New Shiloh Baptist Church Near Thomassville
Rev Hubert Shepherd of Georgiana Alabama will conduct a revival at New Shiloh Baptist Church four miles north of Thomassville on Moultrie Road starting June 30 at eight o clock. Mr Harrington will direct the singing as the revival runs through July 4 with two daily services at 11 A.M. and 8 P.M. Plans call for a large rally on July 4 with an all day singing.
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Shepherd
New Shiolh Baptist
New Shiloh Baptist
Thomassville
Young minister to lead services at New Shiloh on July Fourth
Mr Shepherd, a young, capable minister, will head services at New Shiloh on July Fourth. His father was ordained there years ago, and Jie Shepherd recently graduated from Norman Park and now holds a charge at Georgiana. A large crowd and many family friends are expected to attend and welcome him.
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Shepherd
New Shiloh
Jie
Norman Park
Georgiana
New Shiioh
Wesley Friendly Class Meets Tuesday Evening
The Wesley Friendly Class of the Methodist church will meet Tuesday night at eight o'clock at the home of Mrs Tom L Kerr on Mitchell Street. All members are urged to attend.
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Wesley Friendly
The
Methodist Church
Tom L. Kerr
Mitchell Street
Miss Patterson to Wed Russell Moore in June Ceremony
Announcement from Monticello Florida confirms Miss Julia Vaden Patterson will marry Russell Lamar Moore of Moultrie. The bride elect, granddaughter of Mrs. R B Patterson, studied at Florida State College for Women and has worked with its staff. Moore, son of Mr and Mrs L L Moore of Moultrie, served as a lieutenant in the U S Army Air Force abroad and holds an A B and law degree from the University of Virginia. The church wedding is planned for June 27.
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R. B. Patterson
South Hansell Street
Thomasville
Atlanta Constitution
Monticello
Fla
William RjuPriest
Julia Collings -"DuPriest
Americus
Mr. Patterson
Patterson
Florida State College For Women
Tallahassee
Moore
L. L. Moore
Moultrie
Pearle Scarboro
J. H. Sarboro
Mary Campbell Moore
Mr. Moore
Elberton
Ben Dell
Rosalia
Wash
James Moore
U.S. Naval Reserve
University of Virginia
Pacific
U. S. Army Air Force
Kiwanians Guests Tonight At Dawson Street Revival
Kiwanis Club members will be guests of honor at the Dawson Street United Methodist revival tonight. Services are daily at 10 a.m. and 8 30 p.m. Rev John E Wilson preaches and attracts large crowds with inspiring sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanians
Dawson Street Methodist Revival
Kiwanis Club
Dawson Street Methodist Church
John E. Wilson
Palestine tense as two British officers freed
Jerusalem reports uneasy calm after two of five British officers kidnapped in Tel Aviv on June 18 were released. Tel Aviv blasts and leaflets linked to anti British propaganda followed. Haganah broadcast demanded 100000 European Jewish refugees for peace. Unconfirmed reports said two more officers may be freed.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Tel Aviv
Haganah Defense Organization
Voice of Israel
Can Openers and Kitchen Utensils by T A FUICH Howe Co
An advertisement lists can openers wire strainers paring knives potato mashers and pot cleaners offered by T A Fuich Howe Co located at 92 Thomasville Georgia with phone contact provided.
Phils Fight Back In Close Weekend Showdown
The report highlights a tight baseball game where the Phillies faced Cor dele after a 4-3 Sunday loss. It notes Mullen driving in Mack for a sacrifice fly, multiple pitchers used, and a dramatic crowd. It also references unrelated local notes on politics, the Fourth of July Jubilee in Tallahassee, and a peach growing anecdote.
Plane Crash Injures Cox and Sellars Near Tallahassee Field
W F Cox Jr and Owen F Sellars local aviation figures from Southern Packing and Wheeler service were injured in a single engine trainer crash on the northwest side of the Tallahassee municipal airport. Cox suffered a broken knee and facial cut while Sellars sustained back injuries. both were taken to Archbold hospital in Thomasville after initial care at Johnston’s hospital.
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Owen F. Sellers
FLCW
W. F
Bill) Cox, Jr
Southern Packing Company
Sellars
Cox
Johnston's Hospital
Archbold
Thomasville
Wheeler Air Service
Wheeler Service
Army
Air Forces
Tallahassee
Sellers
Mr. Cox
W. F. Cox
Frances Lewis
D. O. Lewis
Local notices from Bainbridge and surrounding towns
Mrs. H. E. Isaacs remains seriously ill at Bainbridge Hospital. Artis Rigsby of Waycross spent Sunday with his mother Mrs. L. V. Rigsby at the Waverly House. Miss Janet DuPree and Miss Ann Linson returned from Cedele Ga to visit their aunt Mrs. N. D. Lewis. Jimmy Brown Joe Sampson and Larry Vann depart Tuesday for Macon for Navy entrance physicals and boot training. Mr. Jimmy Mitchell heads to Columbus Ga for his physical. he volunteered and will be assigned after.
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H. E. Isaacs
Bainbridge
Artis Rigsby
Waycross
L. V. Rigsby
Waverly House
Janet DuPree
Ann Linson
Ccedele, Ga
N. D. Lewis
Jimmy Brown
Joe Sampson
Larry Vann
Macom
United States Navy
Jimmy Mitchell
Columbus, Ga
Jimmy
Reorganization Planned for Local National Guard Unit
Veterans and former 121st Infantry Regiment members are urged to meet at the Thomasville courthouse Friday at 8 PM to discuss re organizing the local company of the National Guard. The unit served in the Eighth Division during the war and saw significant action against the Axis.
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National Guard
121St
Thomasville
Court House
Eighth Division
Quitman Bridegroom Burned to Death in Blaze at Home
Quitman Ga June 24 AP William Howard Gramling 18 burned to death when the Gramling home burned during the night The bride Martha Matthews of Valdosta escaped through a window They were awakened about 1 am by the fire He appeared overcome by smoke The Gramling family lived with his parents and his mother was in a hospital while his father was also at the hospital overnight
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Quitman
William Howard Gramling
Gramling
Martha Matthews
Valdosta
L. B. Gramling
Winners of Glen Arven Championship Dinner Dance
About 200 guests attended a Saturday dinner dance at Glen Arven Country Club to honor the Glen Arven Championship B tournament winners. Earl Brinson of Cairn won, with Albert Stringer as runner-up. prizes included silver trophies and awards for top flights.
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Glen Arven
Gen Arven Country Club
Osco Hughes
Joe Higgins
Leo Walper
Bud Vereen
Moultrie
Vereen
Earl Brinson
Cairn
Albert Stringer
Brinson
J. EB. Blackwell
Lloyd Megahee
Bill “Mathis
Clayton Lindsey
Greene Alday
Rudolph Bell
Jim Rackley
Cochran Scott
Ramsey Pidcock
Bob Balfour
W. W. Martin
Donald Ferguson
Howard Timberlake
Bill Miller
Bob Stringer
Harris Jefferson
Lawson Neel
J. D. Lathem
Florida Men Treated After Automobile Accident
Three Florida men from Tallahassee and Auburndale are in Archbold Memorial hospital for injuries from an automobile wreck near Tallahassee. Details are unavailable, but they were rushed for emergency treatment and are expected to recover.
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William Purcell
James Linwood May
Tallahassee
James Cheshire
Auburndale
Fla
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Retail Merchants Meeting Called By Chamber
The Retail Merchants Committee of the Chamber of Commerce calls a meeting of city merchants tomorrow at 3 30 p m. The Police Court Room in the municipal building is the venue and good attendance is desired.
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Retail Merchants Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
Miss Virginia Willis Honored With Shower
Miss Virginia Willis brides elect, whose marriage to Otis Warren Musselwhite occurred Sunday afternoon, was honored Friday night at the Love home on Boston Road. The gathering featured shasta daisies and mixed bouquets with light refreshments. attendees included Miss Elsie Moore Miss Gladys Thames Miss Geraldine Feinberg Miss Katherine Amos and several area friends.
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Dorothy Love
Virginia Willis
Love Home
Boston Road
Willis
Otis Warren Musselwhite
Elsie Moore
Gladys Thames
Geraldine Feinberg
Katherine Amos
Jack Chastain
Weather Report for Thomasville Georgia June 24 1946
Local Weather Report from the Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau notes clear to partly cloudy skies and a slight warmth rise this afternoon and tonight. Observations recorded at 8:00 a m Meridian Time. Temperature figures list yesterday and monthly highs and lows with precipitation totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Meridian Times
Agricultur Weather Bureau
Salt and Minerals Enter the Sea At High Rate
Salt and other minerals continually wash into the sea at an estimated rate of three billion tons a year. The figure highlights the vast scale of mineral erosion and oceanic input affecting marine chemistry and global cycles.
Fourth of July Bridge Tournament at Glen Arven CC
Plans are under way for the Glen Arven Country Club 4th of July Bridge Tournament open to all players with a $1 entry per person. The event invites bridge enthusiasts to join the celebration and compete for prizes.
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Waukulla Springs
American Legion Post of
Tallahassee
Glen Arven Country Club
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