Study Class Members Host USC This Week
Members of the Study Class will act as hostesses for USC this week. The schedule lists daily afternoon and evening shifts with multiple hostesses including Mrs. Edgar Brandon Mrs. T W Bellhouse Mrs. W W Jarret Mrs. Edgar Woody Mrs. Rosa Britton Mrs. Wil tur Milton Mrs. Eu nce Wimberly Mrs. John Watt Mrs. T M McComb Miss Paddy Mash Mrs. Lloyd Mrs. Cyrus Mallard and Mrs J F Bowman Mrs. Henry Moore Mrs J J Gainey and Miss Anne Gainey plus Mrs Clifton Steyerman.
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USC
Edgar Brandon
T. W. Bellhouse
W. W. Jarret
Edgar Woody
Rosa Britton
Wiltur Milton
Eunice Wimberly
John Watt
T. M. McComb
Paddy Mash
Lloyd
Cyrus Mallard
Panther Room Dinner Service Hours
Half fried chicken and T bone steaks available from 6:00 AM to 11:30 PM in the Panther Room.
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Panther
Girl Scouts Continue In Town Vacation Program
The Brownies, Girl Scouts and Senior Scouts resume their in town vacation program tomorrow at the Youth Center 300 Remington Avenue from 9 30 to 1 30. Consultants Mrs Heinshon Mrs Little Junior and Mrs Lunsford lead with theme World Friendship in Music Folk Dancing Arts and Crafts and Dramatics. Honey Sykes and Betty Terry assist with dramatics and committees sponsor the activity inviting un enrolled members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remington Avenue
Robert Heinshon
Arthur Little
Julius Lunsford
Honey Sykes
Betty Terry
Edwina Blanton
Margaret Fortney
Jean Forrester
Dorothy Foskey
Faye Freeman
Mary Gandy
Helen Glover
Joyce Guy
Janet Harris
Charlene King
Delia Anne Lewis
Janette Jones
Marjorie Ann Prince
Joan Rockel
Zelda Silverman
Nancy Jean Wright
Claire Varnedoe
Jean Windhauser
Fatal Gambling Row Leaves Man Dead in Small's Alley
Paul Hadley 25 and Isaiah King were involved in a skin game dispute in a small house on Small's Alley near Walcott Street. King allegedly used public safety items to harm Hadley, who died at about ten o'clock Saturday night. King fled and remains at large as sheriff's deputies search for him.
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Paul Hadley
Isaiah King
Small’s Alley
Walcott St
King
Hadley
Alder Negrro
Sheriff’s Office
War and politics and war relief in 1945 era
The article notes Eisenhower declining political office to finish the war and retire, plus plans to ship 2.5 million bushels of dehydrated sweet potatoes to GI troops. It cites doctor shortages as a major wartime peril, reports a Florida hurricane near Tampa, and portrays Hitler’s demise in Moscow with Swastika formations. It mentions Frisco charter completion, Smuts remarks on South Africa, local June weddings in Thomasville, and a crackdown on the meat black market under new regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisco
Truman
Marshal Smuts
Anderson
Lehmann-Teate Nuptials Solemnized at LaGrange Church
Miss Frances Falconer Lehmann and Dr. Hennz Luten Teate Jr. were married at First Baptist Church in LaGrange in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Montague Cook. The event featured fern decor, choir music, and attendants from Georgia and Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehmann-Teate
LaGrange
Frances Falconer Lehmann
Hennz Luten Teate Jr
Thomasville
First Baptist Church
Montague Cook
W. P.lehmann
Pearce Cleaveland
Paul S. Fleeth
la Grange
Erwin Lehmann
Albert Lehmann
McRae
Martin Smith
Gainesville
William McCollum
Quiet Saturday Night Amid Drunk Arrests In Town
Chief Noah Stegall says the town was fairly quiet except for the usual number of arrests for drunkenness, estimated at eight to ten. No other serious disorders were reported aside from a killing in Small's Alley. Drunks and offenders were to appear at Recorder's Court this afternoon before Judge Claude Rountree, whose rulings often boost city revenue.
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Noah Stegall
Small’s Alley
Recorder's Court
Claude Rountree
Caldwell Langford Nuptials In St Thomas Church
Miss Jane Kear sley Caldwell becomes bride of Pfc Edward Ross Langford in a nine o'clock ceremony at St Thomas Episcopal with Rev George W Shirley officiating. The ceremony featured massed shrubs white gladiolas oleanors and white carnations and a bridal party including the brides sister France Caldwell.
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St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Jane Kearsley Caldwell
T. T. Caldwell
Pfc
Edward Ross Langford
Orlando
New Orleans
George W. Shirley
Harris Jefferson
Mary Katherine Moore
Red Cross
Finney General
France Caldwell
Memorial Services Sunday Afternoon For Vestal Barber Jr
Friends gathered at First Baptist church for Vestal Barber Jr memorial service. Rev T F Callaway spoke of his church loyalty and Christian character while reading a letter from his Philippine campaign captain praising his bearing and courage. Principal Thomas N McComb praised his high school record and honors as a student. An address by Rev James A Duren spoke of Christian civilization and liberty for which he died at age 18. Gold Star placed on the First Baptist service roll and taps blown by Frances Walden.
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Vestal Barber Jr
First Baptist Church
T. F. Callaway
Vestal
Thomas N. McComb
Thomasville High School
James A. Duren
Baptist
Detroit plants face shutdown over labor troubles
Labor strife risks idling 71,000 nationwide and closing 300 Detroit factories within days. CIO maintenance workers in Detroit plan a meeting to press jurisdictional fights with AFL over reconversion work at automotive plants, potentially halting repairs and affecting production.
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Associated- Press
Detroit
CIO
AFL
Afl-Cio
Final Week Baptist Vacation School Draws Crowd
The Vacation Bible School at First Baptist Church enters its final week with the largest attendance yet. About two hundred children are enrolled and invited to attend tomorrow at 9 o clock.
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First Baptist Church
Thomasville
Parties Given in Honor Of Miss Lucille Singletary
Mrs. W. F. Cox III hosted a shower on Hardaway Street. Mrs. Zack Mott hosted a shower on Belmont Drive. Mrs. L. S. Crosby hosted a shower on Jefferson Street. Mrs. Dorothy Davis and Mrs. Carson Pate hosted a bridge party and personal shower at Mrs. Davis's Ruby Street home. Misses Frances Caldwell and Blanche Allen held a tea at Frances Caldwell's Crawford Street residence.
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W. F. Cox, III
Hardaway Street
Zack Mott
Belmont Drive
L. S. Crosby
Jefferson Street
Dorothy Davis
Carson Pate
Mrs. Davis
Ruby Street
Frances Caldwell
Blanche Allen
Crawford Street
Mussolini Pushed Franco to Enter Axis War in 1941
A German diplomatic report found by Allies shows General Francisco Franco and Benito Mussolini discussed Spain joining the Axis in 1941 but Franco insisted Spain was near starvation and militarily unprepared.
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Berchtesgaden
Germany
Francisco Franco
Spain
Benito Mussolini
12 Acre Ice Box to Store War Foods in Atchison
An underground twelve acre ice box in Atchison Kansas is being cooled by three large compressors and will store edibles within about 30 days. The mine is leased from Lloyd Kerford and managed by Phil Eckelg. Contractors estimate completion soon.
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Atchison, Kans
War Food Administration
J. F. Pritchard
Lloyd Kerford
Atchison
Nnnaan Phic
Phil Eckelg
Halifax Gazette First Canadian Paper Since 1752
The Halifax Gazette established in 1752 by John Bushnell was the first newspaper published in what is now Canada.
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Halifax “Gazette
John Bushnell
Dominion of Canada
USO Weekly Schedule Of Activities
A weekly USO program list covers events from Monday to Sunday including music hours bingo parties dances shell crafts and social hours. Notable entries include a Monday concert at 8 00 pm a Tuesday knitting club bingo at 8 00 pm and a Sunday cinema at 8 30 pm with church welcome at 11 15 am.
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Wives Knitting Club
Finney
USO
American Legion
the Churches of
Thomasville
Kiwanis Guests to Attend Dawson Street Methodist Service
Kiwanis Club of Thomasville will be special guests at Dawson Street Methodist Church tonight for an 8:30 service. Families invited. members to assemble at 8:15. Last night the church was crowded. Shelby Pope sang a special number as the congregation sang old gospel hymns. The public is urged to attend what appears to be a revival meeting drawing big crowds.
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Kiwanis “Club
Thomasville
Dawson Street
Youth Week Begins July 8 At First Baptist Church
Young people will lead all Sunday and weekly services at the First Baptist Church starting July 8. Rev. and Mrs. Tucker N. Callaway will guide Youth Week as guest leaders, recent graduates now joining the Foreign Mission Board of Japan. The program runs daily with 7:45 morning sessions and various fellowship and service activities for Thomasville youths ages about sixteen to twenty five.
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First Baptist Church
Tucker N. Callaway
Baptist
Foreign Mission Board of Japan
Thomasville
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Republic Pictures Presents
Steyerman
Gabriel Church
FOX News
Elyse Anne Richard Knox Gillis
Lane Alan Dinehart
Sally Eilers
ANT
Opportunity
Swift & Company
Upchurch Bldg
I. Russell Gainer
Income Tex
Thomasville, Georgia
J. C. Pringle
Prudential Insurance Company of America Home Office
Newark, N. J
Life Insurance Estates
Upchurch
Office—Peones—Res
Sherwin Willams
Ers
T. A. Futch Howe
Thomasvilla, Ga
Eisenhower
GI Boys
Pacific
U. S
Florida Peninsular
Tampa
Ocean
Atlantic
Moscow
Hitler
Helen Lehmann
Barbara Teate
Harry Hitchcock
Foley, Ala
Margaret Fleeth
Alice Sutherland
Caldwell-Langford
Nous
Langford
Vestal Barber, Jr
Baptist Vacation
Lucille Singletary
Mussolini
Carlye
Bridge Tourney Prizes
J. Wardner
J. Lunsford
The
Gremlins
Kiwanians
Dawson Street Methodist
Griffin-Trowell
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