Cairo Native Killed In Crop-Dusting Plane
William Edwin Sapp 33 a Cairo native and Tri-State Dusting Corp co owner died in a crop dusting plane crash near Plain Dealing Louisiana He was an Air Force veteran of World War II and Korea and is survived by his father one brother five sisters and several relatives Funeral services will be held at Cairo Methodist Church with burial at Cedar Grove Cemetery Climax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Plain Dealing
William Edwin Sapp
Sapp
Air Force
Shreveport
Tri-State Dusting Corp
Cairo Methodist Church
L. E. Williams
Cedar Grove Cemetery
Wear Climax
Luther Thomas
Whigham
Carton
Clifford Wills
Clifford Allen
Climax
Alfred
Medical Corps
82Nd
101St Airborne
Tri- State Dusting Corp
Mr. Sapp
Prentice-Hall Publishing Co
New York City
San Francisco
J. J. Sapp
Quitman
Jean McDonald
Donald Bennet McDonald
Albert David Dean, Jr
Albert David Dean
Tifton
Garrett Memorial Chapel
Quitman Methodist Church
JL. D. Shippey
Bristol Fairy
Paul Bennet
Ferrell’ Jolley
Chantilly
Lary McDonald
Dean
Roswell, New Mexico
Citizens Protest Beer License in Suburban Area
A petition with 79 signatures from East Jackson street area residents and property owners objects to a beer license for E. H. Peebles on Moultrie Road. The City Commission, by unanimous vote, granted the license June 15, 1954, despite the protest.
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Jackson Street
Thomasville
Boulevard
Times-Enterprise
City Commission
E. H. Peebles
BE. H. Peebles
Sampson
Moultrie Road
L. S. Hudson
L. 8. Hudson
H. T. Poole, Jr
H. T. Poole, Sr
Dewey Phelps
Alton Quick
Irvin Moore
J. B. Bond
T. W. Burt
F. A. Wilson
F. A Wilson
Lee E. Thomas
L. E. Hughes
L. E Hughes
Roy A. Reynolds
Lillian Reynolds
Laura Hood
R. K. Jones
Evelyn Steele
Oliver Dupre
Lutie Godwin
C. G. Carter
W. F. Pledger
Calvary Baptist Church
Wade Chastain
B. Forrest Brown
C. A. Strickland
Karl Conradi
M. T. Wood
Lee Wood
W. R. Melton
Ted Wilkes
H. I. Alligood
J. L. King
C. N. Hendrix
John Larkin
Hilda Larkin
Bob McGee
E. S. Cassidy
E.S. Cassidy
L. C. Griffin
T. L. Arline
F. Hunter
F. T. Hunter
Eugene H. Driver
Frank Funderburk
J. E. Gapps
J. E. Capps
Myrtle Ellis
O. J. Parramore
How Did It Happen? Office Heat and Alley Plans Examined
The piece discusses job applicants facing salary questions and air conditioning, critiques optimism about a club, and reflects on almanac usefulness. It notes alley layout debates between Madison and Broad, Belk stores addition, and loading from sidewalks. It weighs safes in banks, cost of safety boxes, and the importance of wills for heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Broad
Steyerman
Belk
W. C.ball
Steuermans
Quitman Boys Attend Safety Patrol Camp Near Cordele
Twelve Quitman boys travel with Chief of Police Wright Horne to Camp Balckshear near Cordele for the Safety Camp sponsored by the State Highway Patrol. The group includes Ronnie Phillips Jimmy Warmack Jimmy Griffin Wayne Fann Buddy Etheridge Tommy Burnette John Lilly John Snow Paul Hapton Callie Harrell Jimmy McBride and William Jordan. Girls Safety Camp set for Lake Blackshear August 16 21. applications open for Quitman and Brooks County girls.
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Quitman
Camp Balckshear
Cordele
State Highway Patrol
Wright Horne
Ronnie Phillips
Jimmy Warmack
Jimmy Griffin
Wayne Fann
Buddy Etheridge
Tommy Burnette
John Lilly
John Snow
Paul Hapton
Callie Harrell
Jimmy McBridge
William Jordan
Lake Blackshear
Chief Horne
Brooks County
Virginia Governor Pledges to Preserve Segregated Schools
Virginia Governor Thom as B. Stanley vows to use every legal means to continue segregated schools and to seek removal of the constitutional provision mandating a public school system. He says the majority of Virginians want to retain segregation while not destroying public education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Thomas B. Stanley
Virginia
U.S. Supreme Court
Stanley
Truman Condition Said Satisfactory
Kansas City report says former president Harry S Truman, 70, had a good night after gall bladder and appendix removal on June 20. A hospital spokesman and Dr Wallace Graham described his recovery as satisfactory and improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Harry
Truman
Wallace Graham
Jerry Word Attends Illinois Music Camp
THS graduate class of 1954 Jerry Word leaves for the Egyptian Music Camp in DuQuoin Illinois representing Georgia. He earned the only Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs scholarship for his French horn skill and will join a camp band with one representative from each of 48 states. Word planned to go as drum major but missed the deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Word
THS
DuQuoin
Ilinois
of Georgia
Georgia
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Word
Ward
Wedding Rings And Global Charity Echo In Quiet Vows
A reflective piece on weddings praising sacred vows and divine aid. It layers personal recollections of a quiet church ceremony with a broader meditation on a global diamond wedding ring linked to a relief effort by a mission church. It ties love to community action and the world’s interwoven supply chain.
Dollar Will Oppose Harrell in Grady Race
Edmond FP. Dollar, former Georgia legislator, enters Grady county race to challenge incumbent R. A. Harrell in the Sept 8 Democratic primary. Willard Chason also seeks City Court solicitor against incumbent George T. Smith. Entry deadline is July 3.
New Broadcast Will Feature Hymn Favorites
WPAX starts a Sunday hymn broadcast June 27 featuring favorite gospel hymns by noted vocalists. Rev. Jim Willey of East Side Baptist Church directs the program airing 2:00 to 2:15 PM each Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPAX
Jim Willey
East Side Baptist Church
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Joel McCrea
Mari Blanchard
Ezzard
OF the Everglades
Hiwa Theatre
Canadian Rockies
Mode Theatre
FOX News
Charles E. Rowe
Optometrist of Moultrie
Pavo Pharmacy
Pavo
Inwood Lake
Flower Shop
Tallahassee Highway
Illinois
M. L. Walton, Jr
M. L. Walton
Meier
Vann
John "Dixon
Garland A. Hendricks
Netherlands
Amsterdam
United States
North Carolina
Dollar
Harrell
Grady
Tay Doe
Tananany
America
Tuck Imp. CO
W. Jackson St
A. D. Dean
Glosheen
H&h
H. & H. Construction & Su
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