Three Notch Electric Membership Corporation Met in Donalsonville
The annual meeting of Three Notch Electric Membership Corporation was held in Donalsonville at the Dunn Theatre. Arthur Reynolds announced the session. Paul E. Shingler delivered the welcome and praised the utility's regional impact. Directors were introduced, attendance reached about 1,100, and the group reported 4,955 consumers, 1,535 miles of lines, and an average bill of $5.04 per month. Valene Bennett, Georgia Electric Corp. president, urged continued rural electrification and loyalty to the REA program. Larry Gunn filmed the event.
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Donalsonville
Three Notch Electric Membership Corporation
Dunn Theatre
Arthur Reynolds
B.mcpheeters
First Presbyterian Church
Paul E. Shingler
Shingler
Three Notch
Georgia
Reynolds
C. E. Martin
Gordon Spooner
Seminole County
H. 8
Ralph Smith
Thomasville
Earle Lynch
Jacksonville
Fla
Williams
H. G. Woods
Valene Bennett
Georgia Electric Corporation
REA of
America
United States
Visitor bitten by dog becomes patient at Yorkton hospital
Mrs. George Burrow, initially visiting a hospital in Yorkton Saskatchewan, was bitten by a dog near the building and required nine stitches. The incident occurred within a short distance of the hospital.
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Yorkton, Sask
George Burrow
Pavo Baptist G A Coronation Service Planned for Sunday
Pavo Baptist Church plans a G A coronation Sunday evening June 29 at 8 30. Betty Jean Dorminy to be crowned queen with Rebecca Dorminy as crown bearer. several girls named as princesses, ladies in waiting, and maidens. Church leaders and music staff listed. Rev. P G Elrod to give the benediction.
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PAVO
Pavo Baptist Church
Sunda
P. W. Reddick
Young Peoples
Betty Jean Dorminy
W. D. Dorminy
Rebecca Dorminy
Betty Greene
Joy Matthews
Faye Hart
Abbie Faye Dorminy
Carolyn Johnscon
Sandra Mims
Withia Robinson
Barbara Ann Baldwin
Kay Matthews
Linda Browning
LeBeth Miller
Shelba Jean Browning
Terry Redfern
Nelda Carthers
Stella
Ann’ Shenod
Mary Kathryn Coffee
Elrod
R. A
R. B. Robinson, Jr
Sunbeam Iecader
Civil Defense Signs Mark Georgia Highways
Ernest Vandiver states all main Georgia highways into and from major cities will bear 6 by 8 signs reading In Case of Enemy Attack This Highway Will Be Closed To All Traffic Except Military Civil Defense Vehicles. First signs went up around Atlanta this week. About one hundred signs planned to mark Georgia highways to keep clear routes for incoming aid after an enemy attack.
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Ernest Vandiver
Civil Defense
Georgia
Atlanta
Vandiver
American Men Seen Through English Eyes in Hollywood
Dorothy Bromiley of Manchester, appearing in Pleasure Island, compares U S and English dating styles. She notes American men rush dates, talk less about intellectual topics, smoke more under tension, and favor quick dinners and casual conversation. She contrasts English openness to discuss ideas and more relaxed social pace.
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Hollywood
U. S
Dorothy Bromiley
Manchester
England
Pleasure Island
Dorothy
Vacuum Powers Bagpipes Come to Palmerston Ontario
Ivan Birk, a 36 year old bulldozer operator from Palmerston, demonstrates using a vacuum cleaner to power bagpipes after blowing his player piano. He joined a pipe band but found reading music while playing difficult, so he uses the vacuum to supply wind. He now plays tunes by heart, including The Barren Rocks of Aden and Bonnets of Bonnie Dundee.
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Palmerston, Ont
Ivan Birk
Rocks
Aden
Bonnie Dundee
Junior Should Help Do Dishes
Chicago based survey of 388 child psychologists finds 88 percent say little boys should perform simple domestic chores such as the dishes. A few experts suggest more masculine chores when a helper child is present.
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Chicago
Johnnie
Brock House For
Snowshoe Postman Delivers Mail in Bits of Spring Hope
Dixon mail carrier Jack Bechtold struggles through Medicine Bow National Forest in Wyoming using snowshoes to complete a four day 25 mile route. He delivers mail to five ranches despite heavy snow and cold.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Jack Bechtold
Dixon
Medicine Bow National Forest
Antibiotics Show Mixed Results in Nova Scotia Livestock
Agricultural officials announced that antibiotics have raised stock growth and reduced costs by speeding animal readiness for marketing. One authority said the drugs have little effect on egg production, keeping food yields largely unchanged.
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Nova Scotia
Nounced
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