Beauty of Camp Rotary Reflects Community Effort
Thomasville youths enjoy Camp Rotary for outdoor life and nature study as Rotary Club invested funds to preserve the camp. After years of abuse a few incidents, including lighting lights with a rifle, are noted while most youths respect property and supervised groups must obtain YMCA permission to use the site.
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Thomas County
Camp Rotary
Rotary Club
Rotary
Thomasville
YMCA
Newspapers Abet Campaign Smearing in Georgia Town
Thomasville residents protest Atlanta Journal reporter C E Gregory for publishing insinuations about W Fred Scott while supporting Carmichael. The letter from I J Scott defends Scott’s character and business record, denouncing deceptive tactics and urging Decency and Honesty.
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C. E. Gregory
Atlanta Journal
Thomasville
Capitol News
Arnall
Carmichael
Atlanta
W. Fred Scott
Rivers
Scott
Jimmy Carmichael
Aenall
EB. D. Rivers
Gregory
Verry
Thomas County
Mr. Scott
Mr. Carmichael
Lawson Neel Takes Over Rotary Club Presidency
Lawson Neel assumed the Thomasville Rotary Club presidency succeeding Jack Turner who closed a notable year of service. Turner received the past-president’s diamond button as Neel delivered a concise address and welcomed new member Claude Rountree. Special guests included Rotary Scout troop members and visitors from Albany and Benson Shelton’s group.
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Jack Turner
Thomasville Rotary Club
Lawson
Neel
Turner
Rotary
Bill Ball
Club
Rotary International
Lawson Neel
Claude Rountree
Elzy McLeod
Joe Higgins
Bill Brown
Charles M. Jones
Albany
al .Curry
Benson Shelton
Chuck Rhodes
J. T. Holland, Jr
Local Social Notes Include Weddings and Visits
Miss Alice Wight and Miss Lilian Beall visit Mrs W F Macintyre in Atlanta while Dr and Mrs My B Wine visit Mrs Love Douglas. Dr T A Futch Jr resumes practice July 1. Emmett R Gaskins of Tifton visits Thomasville. James Baker announces a baby girl born June 26 in John D Archbold Memorial hospital. Cochran Scott goes to Camp Dixie for two months. James M Clark and daughter Mary Jim leave for Columbus where Clark leads Gulf Life Insurance in the district.
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James Baker
Metcalfe Avenue
John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital
W. Fred Scott
Dorothy Scott
Cochran Scott
Clarkesville
Camp Dixie
James M. Clark
Mary Jim
Columbus
Clark
Gulf Life Insurance
McDonald Visits Thomasville Amid Re election Bid
Walter R. McDonald, a three term candidate for re election to the Public Service Commission, visited Thomasville today with his secretary acting as guide. McDonald is blind but active in representing the public interests and state utilities.
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J. J. Scott
Gregory
Republic of Letters
I. J. Scott
Office of Public Service Commission
Thomasville
McDonald
Girl Scout Weekend Camp Planned at Camp Frances
Attention Girl Scouts First weekend camp set for Camp Frances on July 5 6 and 7 Registrations must reach the Girl Scout office by Monday July 1 The cost is 2 50 for the weekend Some camperships available Each girl should bring a nosebag lunch for the first outdoor supper at camp Equipment aid from the regular Camp folder required Further information at the Scout office Tel 169.
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Camp Frances
Girl Scout
Scout Office
Tel
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W. F. Macintyre
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Wine
Mrs. Love Douglas
T. A. Futch, Jr
Emmett R. Gaskins
Tifton
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