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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1957

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Miss Singletary Eater Plans Return After Bliss Visit

In a Valdosta area social note, Miss Karen Singletary hosted guests at Boxhell Plantation for a Bliss visit with Mia Giles yesterday morning. Attendees included Barbara Veren, Pac Nuesbaum, Moultrie, Matsha Lear, Angela Smith, Marie Gonverse, Sandra Larson, Gail Hayman, Yvonne Gibson, Lou Lidridge, Gladys Ferguson, Luise Mitchell, Kathleen Reid and Stuth Stevens.

Karen Singletary Mia Giles Bliss ‘Singletary Boxhell Plantation Hune Barbara Veren Anc Pac

Exchange Plans Installation Meeting July 9 Highlight

At a July 9 meeting plans were outlined for installing an energy exchange. Denmark demonstrated a four silicon disc solar battery powering a storage unit a small motor and a telephone using a sun lamp in place of sunlight. He noted a 400 unit solar battery already powers telephones in the Americas area with strong success and cited current solar energy cost around 15 dollars per kilowatt hour plus expectations of future reductions. Retiring President Osco Hughes presided and acknowledged guests Woodrow Lee Jim Gainey F A Crittenden and Alex Crittenden.

Denmark Americas Osco Hughes Woodrow Lee Jim ‘Gainey F. A.‘ Crittenden Alex Crittenden

Rev W Adams Speaks at Kiwanis Meeting in Calvo

The Kiwanis club hosted Rev W Adams as guest speaker in Calvo. He urged fathers and sons to embrace three extra senses beyond the usual five: possession stewardship and trust, social responsibility, and a shared sense of mission connecting individuals to their community.

Rev. W. Adams Kiwanis Calvo Kiwantana Adams

Dairy Month Recipes Shared By Green Acres Club

In observance of National Dairy Month, Green Acres Home Demonstration Club members received two dairy laden recipes at a meeting hosted by Mrs. M. C. Ball. Project chair Mrs. M. Vogt demonstrated Cool Lime Salad using lime Jello water buttermilk and cottage cheese.

Green Acres Home Demonstration Club M. C. Ball M. Vogt Gene Miller Guy Willis

Reward Offered For Information Of Emma Mobley

A reward is offered for information about Emma Mobley an elderly Negro woman who vanished from her Carroll County home Friday. Relatives report searches near the Negro cemetery and at routes toward Moultrie Mahira Tallahassee with no trace. Sheriff Callice Law notes she may have wandered off and lacks awareness of her identity or location. A prior sighting on a highway to Moultrie was reported and later disproved. Contact Sheriff Law or the Mobley home at Channel 6 1736 with any information.

Emma Mobley Callice Law Law Moultrie Mahira Tallahassee Carroll Hill Mack Mobley

Meigs News Highlights Community Visitors and Church Welcome

Virginia Jones reports visits from Mrs. James A. Hurst and Terry Hurst of San Antonio. Cpl. Frankie Hurst returns from Korea and heads to Albany Marine Base. Rev. W. Max Hill greets Meigs and Ochloehnee churches with a warm welcome. Families attend camp and meals, with guests from Atlanta Cairo Tallahassee Columbia and more. Local winners named in meeting.

Virginia MEIGS Virginia Jones James A. Hurst Terry Hurst San Antonio Texas Cpl Frankie Hurst Korea Camilla Albany Marine Base Meigs Baptist Church Ochloehnee Methodist Church Lewis Turner Herbert Mell Ave Irene Eubanks Pelham Toutece Cone Tallahassee Flo Dick White Columbia D. C J. A. Moss Gene Wright Bobby Padgett Atlanta Myrtle Law Patsy Akridge Cairo Jerry Davis Thomasville

Youth Caravan to Visit Dawson Street Methodist Church

The Youth Division hosts a six week South Georgia Methodist Caravan next week June 30 to July 5 with four college students and an adult counselor Anne Morrison of Waycross leading discussions and youth work. Carson members Betty Woodson Shelly Fay Rogers Jan Bausch and Jerry Smith join as resource leaders for seniors and older youth with duties at local churches and Holy Thomasville youth invite participation.

Dawson Street Methodist Church South Georgia Caravyan Anne Morrison Waycross Wesleyan College Morrison Emory University Ware County Tri-Hip W.S.C.8 Betty Woodson Pleasant View Tonn Martin College M.Y.F Shelly Fay Rogers Chicasha Oklahoma Oklahoma State University Iowa State Teachers College Jan Bausch Cedar Rapids Iowa Wesley Foundation Clear Lake Camp Mimker Jerry Smith Morningside College Minneapolis Minnesota Jerry Methodist Morningside Thomasville Dawson St. Methodist Church Dawsor St. Methodist Church Dawson Vine Streets

Dinner on Grounds After Spring Hill Church Services

Dinner on the grounds will follow 11 30 a m services Sunday at the Spring Hill Methodist Church near Metcalf. Rev W E Clayton of Metcalf will deliver the sermon.

Spring Hill Metcalf W. E. Clayton

Final Rites Held for Mrs Louise Shelton

Funeral services for Mrs. Louise Shelton of Thomasville were held at Fairview Methodist Church at 3 p.m. Burial was in Laurel Hill Cemetery. She died yesterday at Tamadge Memorial Hospital in Augusta. Survivors include her husband J W Shelton of Thamesville, three daughters Helen Shelton H E Crawford and Dewey O Neal, two sons W T Shelton and J W Shelton, her father J W Wheeler, a sister Mrs Harvey Taylor and a brother Kenneth Wheeler. Pallbearers named Fielding N Taylor Emerson Ham Leonard Johnson J B Evans and L Fletcher.

Louise Shelton Thomasville Tamadge Memorial Hospital Augusta Fairview Methodist Church Bill Nance E. E. O'Neal Laurel Hill Cemetery Tom Fielding N. Taylor Emerson, Ham Leonard Johnson J. B. Evans L. Fletcher

Suspected Jewel Thieves Arrested Aboard Liner

New York authorities said a man and wife, former narcotics violators, were arrested by Treasury agents in their Statendam cabin as the liner docked in Hoboken New Jersey. They are linked to a June 3 heist of thirty seven thousand dollars in jewels and two plane tickets.

New York Treasury Statendam Hoboken N. J

Birth of Fourth Son for Archbold Couple

Mr and Mrs Jackson L Brown announce the birth of their fourth son yesterday at Archbold Memorial Hospital in Meigs County.

Jackson L. Brown Meigs Archbold Memorial Hospital

Missing Item Listed in Savoy Plaza Hotel Incident

A wallet belonging to Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Survol was recovered at the Savoy Plaza Hotel apartment scene, suggesting a potential link to the incident under investigation. Further inquiries are pending to confirm ownership and details.

Savoy Plaza Hotel Mrs Benjamin Survol

Coolidge News Notes Family and Education Movements

Mrs. J T Lightzpot visits Lake Charles while Mrs. Googe plans a summer in Miami with her son and daughter in law. Carol Jane Smith visits from Atlanta with her parents D L and Mrs M Yandle. Glenda White, a Georgia graduate, stayed with Aubrey and Mrs. White. Netta Beth Banister returns for summer and will teach Finglish at Albany Junior High next term. Local families host visitors from Brunswick Columbus and Lam asville.

J. T. Ligntzpot Lake Charles W. M. Googe Billie Mack Cooge Miami John Laws M. Yandle Carol Jane Smith Atlanta Brunswick R. E. Bowen Bennie Cox Lamasville A. R. Dekle Jr Linda Alligood Columbus Netta Beth Banister

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