Georgia races heated by segregation debate and marketing plans
A Georgia political scene builds toward July with candidates for governor and agriculture. The piece highlights segregation in schools as a central issue, and proposes centralized marketing facilities and teletype connections to inform producers and stabilize prices.
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Commissioner of Agriculture
Georgia
Shower Honors Caroline Willis Bride-Elect of Coolidge
Miss Caroline Willis daughter of Mr and Mrs O S Willis of Coolidge was honored at a shower tea hosted by Mrs G M Entrekin assisted by Mrs Presley Suber Mrs Pete Buber and Mrs Alton Harrison. Guests enjoyed a table of summer flowers fruit punch yellow cakes and cheese straws. The bride-elect wore pale blue embroidered dress and will wed Billy Mack Googe at the Coolidge Method Church on a July afternoon.
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Caroline Willis
O. S. Willis
Coolidge
Billy Mack Googe
G. M. Entrekin
Entrekin
Presley Suber
Pete Buber
Alton Harrison
W. M. Googe
Eolidge
Methoddat
Paradise Park Equipment Proposal To Be Voted On
Paradise Park playground project faces a key discussion at the Thomasville Community Council meeting at the Plaza Cafe. The Thomasville Jaycees propose swings jungle gyms and boards funded by donation while the Park Commission opposes. Members urged to attend and reserve seating before Monday morning.
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Paradise Park
Thomasville
Plaza Cafe
Thomneville Jaycees
The
Park Commission
Belef
Council
Cochran Announces Candidacy for Georgia State Senate
W B Bill Cochran declares his bid for the Seventh Senatorial District seat covering Thomas Grady and Mitchell counties. He cites prior service in the State Senate and House of Representatives and asks for votes in the upcoming summer primary.
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Thomas County
Georgia
Thomas
Grady
Mitchell
State Senate
House of Representatives
General Assembly
W. B
Bill) Cochran
White seeks re election as Meigs District Commissioner
Candidate L E R White announces candidacy for re election to the Meigs District Commissioner position in Thomas County. He notes six years served including the unexpired term of J L Pilcher and pledges to work for the county's best interests if re elected. Primary vote set for September 8.
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Thomas County
Meigs
J. L. Pilcher
Ito
Ler White
Representative Candidate Seeks Democratic Primary Ballot
A Thomas County candidate announces intent to run for the legislative seat held by Robert E. Chastain in the upcoming Democratic primary on September 8. The statement emphasizes responsibility and fitness to serve the county.
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Thomas County
Robert E. Chastain
Calhoun Seeks House Seat in Thomasville Field
Marcus B. Calhoun announces his candidacy for the House of Representatives seat held by Robert E. Chastain. A Thom asville lawyer and former FBI agent, he pledges to work for progressive measures and the public welfare while touring the county to meet voters.
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Marcus B. Calhoun
House of Representatives
Robert E. Chastain
Thomasville
Forester & Calhoun
Calhoun
Thomas County
Federal Bureau of Investigation
General Assembly
Marcus B Calhoun Seeks Vote and Active Support
Representative Marcus B Calhoun earnestly solicits votes and active support from all readers. The brief appeal emphasizes dedication to constituents and public service.
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Marcus B. Calhoun
Representative
Meigs Beauty Enters Miss Dixie Frolics Pageant
Meigs High School graduate and Rose Queen runner-up Blanford Bass, 18, enters the Miss Dixie Frolics at Daytona Beach starting July 1 as Miss Meigs. Sponsored by Sing Oil Co, she competes in charm poise and gowns with eliminations July 3 and a July 4 winner ceremony. Bass aims for nursing training at Georgia Baptist Hospital in Atlanta.
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Pretty Blanford Bass
Meigs
Daytona Beach
Miss Bass
Miss Meigs
Sing Oil Co
Joe Singletary
Peabody Municipal Auditorium
Bass
Elwood Carter
Fairview Methodist Church Vacation School Acknowledged
The Fairview Methodist Church vacation school directed by Mrs. Lois Martin saw 4 age groups from 4 to 13 attend with an average 85. Students worshipped, did handwork, stories and singing. Field trips included Fire Department Parramore Dairy Flowers Bakery and Coats Clerk Mill. Pastor J Ralph Foster awarded 67 certificates. Secretary was Mrs Willie Haralson. Teachers and helpers listed.
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Fairview Methodist Church
Lois Martin
Fire Department
Parramore’s
Flowers Bakery
Coats & Clerk Mill
J. Ralph Foster
Willie Haralson
Mesdames Allen Tabor
J. H. Strozler
H. Crawford
Ralph Foster
R. Tucker
Ben Logue
A. K. Lancaster
Wesley Vonier
Chason
City Police Adopt Summer Uniforms in Grey
The City Police shift to summer uniforms in grey replacing the winter blue. The lighter attire is favored by many on the streets and is noted for being lighter in weight. Chiefs and ties are not required in the summer.
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