Rehberg Installed as Thomasville Lions President
Hugh P. Rehberg of Thomasville takes office as Lions Club president for 1965 and awards Carroll E. Cook the Lion of the Year honor. District officers and local leaders attend the installation, noting eye bank achievements, fundraising, and future goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehberg
Cook
Lion of the
Thomasville
Hugh P. Rehberg
Carroll E. Cook
Frank C. Vann
Camilla
John Vickers
Paul Daughtry
Eugene Watson
Frank J. Deutsch
John H. Davis
Glynn Meeks
Rudolph Allen
Robert L. Tate
Lions Lighthouse
Harry P. Taylor
Joe Goldstein
Raymond R. Terry
Allen
Beverly Ingram
Charles R. Thomas
Vann
Lions
Rufus L. Raiford
Eye Bank
Dewell
Janet Taylor
Harry Taylor
Myrtle Ellis
Ocal
Starhotoe
Gary Witt
Thomasville Lions Club
Meeks
Deutsch
Davis
Carroll Cook
Hugh Rehberg
Cairo Wife Missing From Motel After Late Night Shelling Peas
The Singletarys of Cairo reported the wife missing after 12 15 a.m. during a night of shelling peas for the freezer. A cash box was found open with about 150 dollars taken while 10 dollars in silver stayed. Sheriff seek witnesses including a Midwest couple on their Florida-visit honeymoon who left early. The couple and 13 salesmen occupied the remaining rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Singletary
James Mercer
Mercer
Mrs. Singletary
Midwest
Florida
Operation Head Start expands in Thomas County schools
The Thomas County Board of Education announced an $39,343 Office of Economic Opportunity grant funds a seven week Head Start program for about 300 preschoolers. Eight centers in N Boston Central 8 Coolidge New Union Magnolia Meigs Pavo and E Ochlochnee will host two classes each serving 30 children with free lunches and transportation when possible. Children age six by November 15 are eligible. any parent may call 226-0882 for info. Classes run 8:30 am to 1 pm Monday through Friday. Transportation will be provided where possible.
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Thomas County
Keeping Up Continued From Page One
The article notes graduate study at Louisiana State University Baton Rouge with a three year program. It states grades are based on active classroom work and research problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge
Graveside Rites Planned for Infant Sharon Odom
Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Odom of Thomasville died Thursday at Archbold Memorial Hospital. Graveside services set for 3:30 p.m. today at Laurel Hill Cemetery with Rev. W. L. Palmer officiating. Burial by Dekle Funeral Home. Survived by parents three sisters Fay Debra and Sherry Lee Odom of Thomasville and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Larsy and Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Odom.
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Sharon Odom
Jimmy Odom
Thomasville
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Laurel Hill Cemetery
W. L. Palmer
Dekle Funeral Home
Fay
Debra
Sherry Lee Odom
Sammy Larsy
L. M. Odom
Obituary notices for Mrs. Rayburn and Harris Greene
Mrs. Rayburn 90 died Thursday and services were held at Pavo Baptist Church with burial in Lebanon Cemetery. Survived by two sons, two daughters, a brother, 18 grandchildren, 45 great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Harris Dewey Greene 27 died Wednesday at Archbold Memorial Hospital. Services at Pavo Baptist Church with burial in Salem Cemetery. Survived by parents, sister, and brother. pallbearers were Emory fraternity brothers.
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C. A
PAVO
Harris Dewey Greene
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Pavo Baptist Church
Phillip Cassidry
C. H. Hornsby
Salem Cemetery
Kirkland-Cray-Hughes
Clarence H. Greene
Betty Stewart
Durham
N. C
Michael Bryce Greene
Emory
Wright Turner
Callaway H. Peddy Jr
Scott Turner
James C. Brim Jr
Pelham
James Faulk
Pymn Hargett
Robert Boone
Atlanta
Steger Miller
Jacksonville
Thomasville Rotary picks new president for 1965 66
Druggist James A. Thomas becomes Rotary Club president for 1965 66 succeeding Charles P. McDaniel Jr who moves to vice president and ex officio board member. The year features visits by International Rotary president Charles Pettengill and District Gov William Drust plus the club’s Christmas party and a large district convention delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Thomas
Thomasville Rotary Club
Charles P. McDaniel Jr
McDaniel
Thomasville
International Rotary
Charles Pettengill
Will” A. Watt
Georgia Rotary
William Drust
International Rotary Convention
Toronto
Club
Rotary
Yank Executes Bennett as Viet Cong Denounces Punishment
The United States reported the execution of Harold George Bennett on Thursday. Hanoi did not specify location and quoted Viet Cong statements condemning U S actions as barbaric and vowing punishment for blood debts.
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Bennett
Hanoi
Harold George Bennett
U.S
Women Injured In Auto Crash In Thomasville
Two Thomasville women were slightly injured in a two car crash at the Broad Street and Smith Avenue intersection. Helen M. Demick and Cindy Marr were treated and released from Archbold Memorial Hospital after X rays showed possible shoulder and neck injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Broad St
Smith Ave
Robert Donalson
Helen M. Demick
Springhill
Cindy Marr
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Donalson
Long, Joel P. Winter Haven man dies in work accident
Joel P. Long 39 of Winter Haven Florida formerly Morven died from injuries at the juice packing firm where he worked as a inspector Funeral services set for Saturday at 8 pm at Maxwell Home with Rev Frank Wilds and Rev Paul Swofford Burial at Campground Cemetery Maxwell Funeral Home in charge Survivors include his mother Mrs Mary B Long of Morven two sons Joel Jr and Gary Long of Sarasota a sister Mrs Mary Myrick of Winter Haven and a brother Fred Long of Tampa A World War II veteran born in Akron Ohio he lived in Morven before moving to Winter Haven about ten years ago
House panel backs highway money cutoff over safety program
The House Public Works Committee voted unanimously to withhold federal highway funds from any state that fails to establish a maximum highway safety program by December 31, 1967.
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Washington
House Public Works Committee
Jury to hear case on triple murder near Atlanta
The GBI and investigators praise the effort after three men, Jerry Everett Ralph Davis and Marvin Gravitt, were found slain in a pine thicket off the northeast expresswaynear Atlanta on April 17 1964. Officers were summoned by a resident who noticed two cars in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GBI
Connor
Northeast Expressway
Atlanta
Jerry R. Everett
Ralph K. Davis
Marvin Jesse Gravitt
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Charles H. Dowell
Thomasville Times-Enterprise
Cairo
Larry
Gary
McClung
Georgia
Mrs. Rayburn
Harris Greene
Thomas
J. Harley Chapman
Wiliam B. King
Joe Feinberg
Robert Jinright
Harris Pope
Frank T. Holt III
Paul Hjort
Jack Kelly
Dan Gisempes
Ann
Yank
South Viet Nam
Furn. Appl
Ers
Barcq, Inc
C&s Bank Bldg
Albany, Ga
Tidwell
S. Broad St
Joel P. Long
Scott Bidg
Legion of Decency
Gert Robein OR Blackman
Rose
Julie Andrews
Dick van Dyke
David Tomlinson
Glynis Johns
Your Childs
Kiddie Kolor
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