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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1964
Page
5
A flood of campaign notices from Thomas County commissioners hopefuls urges September primary votes. Candidates KONALID VONTER, CLARICE JAMES, KIRAN VONTER, FRANK L FORESTER, FRANK TF HOLT, LOWELL F CLARK, CART S MCMILLAN, JAMES ELTON MURPHY, JOHN E NESMITH tout experience in law enforcement, governance, and farming and pledge honest service, progress, and efficiency.
Thomasville voters are asked to elect Billy Carter for the County Commission seat now held by Hosea Vann. Carter pledges progressive economical administration based on business experience and county knowledge. He asks for support on September 5th. He signs as W. (Billy) Carter.
Public notices salute W B Stewart seeking re election as Tax Collector for Thomas County and Lawson Dollar announcing a bid for State Senate in the 10th District covering Thomas Grady and Mitchell counties Logan Lewis also seeks support for Senator while outlining goals for education mental health and fiscal oversight.
Life long Thomas County resident James R. Hatcher announces candidacy for County Commissioner from the Roston district. He cites farming and business experience and pledges a business like administration and cooperation with other board members if elected.
Ochlochnee District resident announces bid to succeed Woodrow Maddox as commissioner. pledge of vote support, promises business like county administration, draws on farming and business experience, seeks voter support ahead of September 9 primary.
A misread campaign card endorses Woodrow Maddox for Sheriff in Ochlochnee District. He presents eight years as County Commissioner and vows attentive service, promises to attend all meetings barring providential hindrance, and seeks voter support in a central district race.
Stanley Meisler reports on Congress future smoking and health roles as FTC moves to require cigarette labels warning of death from cancer. He lists seven possible paths for Congress from delaying to banning cigarettes, noting lawmakers' varied support in tobacco states.
Dr. William King of Thomasville reviews a successful Rotary year and passes the presidency to Charles P McDaniel superintendent of city schools. King praises members for club service and district recognition and thanks many Rotarians and families before McDaniel accepts the gavel.
Classified notices advertise Bermuda grass planting with stolons and full service, contact Travis Smith in Coolidge Georgia, plus a labor opening offering a wage path. Also available is a repossessed sewing machine with payment plan and a Jeep hunting ready for sale alongside a nearly new electric guitar with case and amp.
Effective May 1 1963 minimum one way ad rate is 1.00 plus 0.50 for box number and mail replies. Lost and found in memoriam card of thanks and situations wanted ads payable in advance. Report errors promptly. Ads must be in office by 10 AM to appear in paper.
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