Miss Mary Patterson Edwards Marries William C Walden
Miss Mary Patterson Edwards wed William Columbus Walden of Swainsboro at a quiet afternoon ceremony at the Presbyterian church. Rev. Rich ard T. Gillespie officiated with a small gathering of friends and relatives as Cy rus Mallard played organ music. The wedding unites families from Mullins South Carolina and Swainsboro Georgia with attendees from several nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Patterson Edwards
William C. Walden
William Columbus Walden
Swainsboro
Presbyterian Church
Richard T. Gillespie
Leroy Bond Edwards
Cyrus Mallard
James. F.walden
Wrens
Samuel Woods
Grady Price
Earl McCullough
Harold Wolffe
Mr. Edwards
Mullins
S. C
Leila Patterson
Vidalia
Walden
G. C. Walden
That City
Gray- Bar Electric Company
Savannah
Margaret Mowers
Whiteville
N. Y
Ada
Herold Walden
Lucille
Regents turmoil and regent resignations stir Georgia politics
The Board of Regents faces a political crisis as Governor actions spark resignations by Clark Howell and Lucien Goodrich, with Sandy Beaver defending his position. The column notes anticipated turmoil and asserts the only path forward is navigating a bad situation. It also covers July 1 registration for Georgia twenty one year olds in Thomasville, and local travel plans of the Hawthornes.
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Board of Regents
University System
Clark Howell
Atlanta
Lucien Goodrich
Griffin
Sandy Beaver
Talmadge
Thomasville
Thomas County
Wyche and Taylor Wed in Georgia Home Ceremony
Miss Gertrude Wyche of Luthersville and Charles Taylor of Thomasville wed June 22 at the Wyches home in Luthersville. Rev R H Timber Jake officiated with relatives present. The couple will reside in Bishop where Taylor will serve as high school superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Virginia Wyche
Luthersville
Charles Earle Taylor
Thomasville
J. Wyche
Georgia
R. H. Timber
Jake
Edwin Hines
Leslie
Valeria Barker
Atlanta, Ga
Angelyn King
Fort Valley
Taylor
University of Georgia
Upson
University System
Bishop, Georgia
Bishop High School
Youths in Nya learn trades vital to the defense program
The National Youth Administration provides part time work for hundreds of Thomas County youths to support school or college studies and gain private employment experience. Projects include construction, maintenance, landscaping, and shop work with many assigned to centers in Milledgeville Monroe and Chapman Springs. The program also notes high placement rates, a 50 percent funding increase, and a goal of expanding to 300,000 young workers entering defense industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas County
National Youth Administration Program
Hazel D. Brantley
Betty Floyd
Leona Odom
Milledgeville
James Adams
Robert Jenkins
Monroe
James Dekle
James Davis
Chapman Springs
Burrell
Capman Springs Center
U. S
Office of Production Management
Defense
Congress
America
Twin Georgia Stages Drivers Loren and Leon Mason
Georgia Stages Inc. boasts twin Trailways drivers Loren and Leon Mason both 33 from Gainesville, Fla. They have three years of service with the company and a spotless accident record. Sons of L E Mason, the twins are well known for courtesy and passenger care. Loren is father to a five year old daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Stages, Inc
United States
Trailway Buses
Thomasville
Loren
Leon Mason
L. E. Mason
Georgia
Gainesville, Fla
Formpely
Leon
Bridge Tourney Set At Glen Arven Next Week
Open to members and non members with partners chosen by entrants. Qualifying rounds Wednesday July 2 start 2 39 PM with five rubbers per pair. top eight form Piney Words Flight and subsequent flights. Final rounds run July 3 to July 5 with trophies for top aggregates and winners. entry $1 per person or $2 per couple. entries due July 2 at 11 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Arven Country Club
Atl
Fraser Mitchell
Weather Forecast for Thomasville Georgia 1941
Weather data from the U S Department of Commerce lists mostly cloudy conditions with possible showers and thunderstorms for tonight and Saturday in Thomasville Georgia. A brief local note mentions two drivers named Loren and Leon who share routes and emphasize safety in transporting passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department. OF Commerce
Gurfau
Thomasville
Confederate Vets Pension Checks Delayed In Georgia
Atlanta reports Confederate veterans and widows will receive July pension checks later than normal. Miss Lillian Henderson says funds for July won’t reach until the third due to fiscal year end, with cigars and cigarettes taxes allocated to pensions and ample funds available. Of 125000 Georgians who fought in the war only 58 were living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Lillian Henderson
Confederate Pension Record Department
Unusual Names Mark Ninth Rogers Child in Shenandoah
In Shenandoah Iowa on June 27 1930 Herbert Hoover and Franklin Roosevelt headlines note a baby named Glenn Dale born to Mr and Mrs J P Rogers. He is the tenth child in the family drawing wide attention for the parents distinctive naming choice.
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Shenandoah, Ja
Herbert Hoover
Rogers
Franklin Roosevelt
J. P. Rogers
Glenn Dale
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Franchot Tone
Joan Bennett
John Hubbard
Eve Arden
Metro. News
Charles ST Starrett i
Painted Springs
Gene Autry and
Smiley Burnette
Ring
Dr. Satan
Walter Pidgeon
Park
Times-Enterprise
I Russell
Guiner
Public Accountant
Neel Bldg
Thomanville, Ga
Peachtree Road
N. BE
Magnesia
Rexall
T.D.S
Gwend
Reid Ased Mae Sas Ra Ea Oe Eee Aenel
Defense Savings
Washington
Hitler
Russia
Valley Hawthorn
Valnere Hawthorne
Alaska
Valley
Nya
N.Y.A
Fulton
Irorsyth
Rose Beauty Shop
Seth Warmack
Jackson St
J. .N. Rosolio
Otffice
S&s. Broad St
Camitair
Notbles
Wsicycles
Cowden Auto Supply
Singletary
Guernsey
Ss Wuz
Rae
Purina
Thomasville, Ga
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