Payne Cox wed in Thomasville First Methodist ceremony
Miss Lettie Maxine Payne of Thomasville and Ozark Alabama, and William Edward Cox of Thomasville, married Sunday June 26 at 5 30 pm in Thomasville First Methodist church. Rev Earle J Garbutt officiated a candlelit ceremony with organist Forrest S Caldwell and soprano Jeannette Wilson.
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Lettie Maxine Payne
Thomasville
Ozark
Alabama
William Edward Cox
Methodist
Earle J. Garbutt
Forrest S. Caldwell
Jeannette Wilson
Messers
Phillip Prosser
Cliff Dollar
Glenn Alred
Marion Washington
C. C. Payne
Ben T. Cox, Jr
Remur Young
Vashti School
Ben T. Cox
Ala
Pearl Golding
Betty Ruth Campbell
Louise Godwin
Jeanette Wilson
Ferrell Knot
Columbus
Jane Pittman
Savanah
Esther Boggs
Rehearsal Party Held After Church Ceremony
After the church ceremony, the wedding party and guests were entertained at a rehearsal party hosted by groom’s brother Ben Taylor Cox Jr. at his Monroe Street home. Snacks dessert and iced tea were served during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben. Taylor Cox
Monroe Street
First public railway hauled by a locomotive in England
The first public railway was hauled by a locomotive operating in England in 1825 and covered a nine mile trip in about 60 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Futch Home Co Inc Celebrates 40 Years of Service
T A Futch Home Co Inc marks over four decades of service in Thomansville Georgia. The firm advertises trusted home care and remodeling services and lists contact details for inquiries and available offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Futch Home. Co., Inc
Thomanville, Ga
Minnesota farmers weigh in on socialized medicine debate
The Minnesota Farm Bureau News discusses socialized medicine arguments with farmers generally open in questioning proposals while critics warn of high taxes and limited choice. The piece cites Blue Shield and Blue Cross as better options and notes other civic groups debating welfare and community health initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Thetate
Minesota Farm Bureau
England
Blue Shield
Blue Cross
St. Paul
Margaret Doren
Personal notices reflect a busy social week in Thomasville
Mr and Mrs Joe Edwards spent the weekend at the Inlet Ponte Vedra Beach Florida Miss Patsy Gribben visited Jacksonville with her aunt Mrs James S Mason returns after visiting her daughter in Jacksonville Mr and Mrs J E Capps Jr and son Jimmy returned from a vacation to Fort Myers Gladice Bower vacationing in Nashville Tenn Several trips and visits noted including High Springs Barnesville Atlanta Highlands West Point and Cairo Thomasville Rotary International trip to New York Georgia Tech senior year for Norman Johnson and other family travel plans Miss Elizabeth Spence and Miss Joan Rockel head to Atlantic City for Red Cross convention-A group of Thomasville residents plan trips to Cleveland New York England and Merrie England suggesting a broader social scene
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Wilkinson
Millpond Plantation
New York
England
Merrie
Thomasville
Miss Ann Gainey Presents Piano Recital Sunday
An appreciative audience attended Miss Ann Dewéase Gainey’s piano recital Sunday afternoon at 4 in the Municipal building club room. She delivered Mozart, Brahms, Chopin, Rachmaninoff, Debussy, and Shostakovich with artisti c interpretation, and responded to an encore with a Spanish dance by Iturbi. Harris Electric Company fans added comfort.
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Ann Dewéase Gainey
Brahms
Chopin
Rachmaninoff
Debussy
Shostakovich
Harris Electric Company
Royal Arcanum To Meet Tuesday Night
The Royal Arcanum will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday June 28, 1949 at 8 00 p m with all members urged to attend. Several special committees will be appointed along with the regular business. Brother Frankie Adama announces a prospect dinner in Cairo Wednesday night and expects good turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcanum
Frankie Adama
Cairo
Masonic Lodge Set to Confer Master’s Degree Tonight
Communication of Thomasville Lodge No. 369 F. and A. M. scheduled for June 27 at 8:00 pm. The Master’s degree will be conferred on four candidates. John A. Mitchell W M F. 8S. Caldwell, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville Lodge
John A. Mitchell
W. M
Caldwell
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