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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1962

Page

8

Miss Judy Owens Weds Jimmy Cook at Capel Baptist Church

Miss Judy Elaine Owens of Cairo married Jimmy Lee Cook on Saturday at Capel Baptist Church. The ceremony, led by Rev. W. R. Reneau, featured elegant al fresh floral decor, a pink and white wedding party, and a three tier cake. The couple departed for a Florida honeymoon.

Judy Elaine Owens Cairo Jimmy Lee Cook Capel Baptist Church Kiah T. Owens Cecil Cook W. R. Reneau Lemuel Willis Judy Webb Larry Cook Leland Butler Buck Maxwell Johnny Hatcher Hinton Thomas Hortense Davis

Visitors Dominate Duplicate Bridge Session at Glen Cook

The Duplicate Bridge Club held its regular Tuesday evening session at Glen Cook with strong performances by visiting pairs. Arven and Mrs. Newton Cox joined with Mrs. Burton Collins to win first, Dr. Ben Grace and Larry Greenwood took second, followed by Tallahassee’s Mrs. Mamie Johnson with Dr. Wesley Harter in third, and Mrs. J. Fleming Greene with Mrs. O. J. Caldwell in fourth. The couple planning a Chicopee Falls home, groom stationed at Westover Air Force Base.

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Miss Williams and Dr Higginbotham Wed in Senoia Church

Miss Margaret Joann Williams wed Dr. Allen Payne Higginbotham Jr in a double ring ceremony at Senoia Baptist Church. Attendees included bridesmaids Camilla Pridgen and Lynda Hughie, and ushers James Clanton and William Roesel. The couple plans to reside in Martin Tennessee after a wedding trip to the Tennessee and North Carolina mountains.

Ralph J. Faulk Back Susanne Ball Fred N. Ball Kay Watt W. A. Watt Adriane Kelly Daniel Lelly Margaret Joann Williams William Boswell Williams Senoia Allen Payne Higginbotham Jr Allen Payne Higginbotham Thomasville Dean Crocker Senoia Baptist Church Warren Halston Griffin Charles Crocker Robert Cissick Atlanta Camilla Pridgen Lynda Hughie Newnan Angie Hollinsworth Higginbotham Earl Hillen Charlotte N. C James Clanton William F. Roesel Maryon Williams Jr Jimmy Pridgen Dale Connell Helonville Williams Carol Ann Bernard Barbara Wilson Melanie Bedenbaugh Mary Berry John Neely William Roesel Delma Hayes J. T. Barnett Tennessee North Carolina Martin, Tenn

Nigerian First Lady Says Women Hold All the Cash

New York reports Emily Akintola wife of Western Nigeria's premier Sa mul Ladoke Akintola asserts Nigerian women control money and business. She imports cement from Germany, monitors stock exchanges, and has traded since age thirteen. She credits her early shop start from her father and argues women are better at business and should support family income.

New York Africa Western Nigeria Emily Akintola Samuel Ladoke Akintola Germany London Forest Rangers Lagos

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