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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1958
Page
8
The Thomasville Shrine Club meets at 7 30 p m at Plaza Cafe for a calendar event. Saturday at 8 p m a Date Night for teenagers will be held at the Youth Center.
The Rev Woodward Adams stepped down as president of the Thomasville Rotary Club and was succeeded by James A Anderson Jr local engineer. The event at Glen Arven Country Club featured honors for past achievements and a briefing on club records and trophies while next week’s meeting is set for the Thomasville Garden Center.
The answer reassures a Christian girl that being strait-laced is not a flaw. It says some dates stem from physical desire, but she deserves a partner devoted to Christ. God has a plan for her life and a chosen young man, so commit the matter to the Lord for guidance.
The piece discusses possible conflicts of interest as members of Congress may own shares or partner in businesses impacted by legislation they draft or vote on. It notes lawmakers profit from speeches and campaign funds from unions and various industries, and questions who will police such influence.
The annual meeting at Pavo Primitive Baptist Church begins Thursday evening July 38 and runs through Sunday. Services start at 11 am and 3 pm with elder W A Mullis of Yatesville Ga as guest minister. Elder Eugene Price is named to pastor.
The Security Feed And Seed Co at 120 South Madison Street announces closure of its main store stock with 1 to 3 off prices. After closing, feeds distribution will be handled by Golden Bros starting Tuesday July 1. The sale covers hundreds of gardening and plant items.
The piece surveys violent unrest in Beirut with remarks on American and other national representatives. It moves to social costs, service prices, and a retirement of values, then notes Brussels World Fair racial tensions, San Juan Hill echoes, and Teddy Roosevelt. It ends with local traffic complaints, charitable opinions, and Rotary Club director selections.
Neighbors of the twin boys Richard and Robert Galloway were surprised to see both with broken left arms in slings. After Robert appeared with a sling two weeks ago the brothers wore matching casts, making them indistinguishable until Richard arrived with a similar sling.
Observers note the prominent contestant Elfrida Von Nardoff on a television quiz show illustrates how progressive income tax diminishes prize gains. Her genius and steady winnings are offset by high federal taxes, with Uncle Sam appearing the real winner as sponsors and networks incur losses via the three way transfer of funds. The piece questions incentives and strain on the contestant while highlighting tax impacts.
Broadway star Alfred Lunt, 66, is ill with a viral respiratory infection at New York Hospital. He was taken in Wednesday night before The Visit performance, with his wife Lynn Fontanne as leads and understudy John Wise stepping in.
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