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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1946
Page
8
Jigger and Red plot a bold theft of a Gladstone containing pamphlets and film reels from Aero Aircraft workers. Red trails a suspect to shadow Birdie’s rival while Jigger plans to misdirect and publicize his findings. The duo schemes further as the caper nears continuation.
first lieutenant James W. Conger of Bainbridge Ga has been assigned as Assistant Claims and Legal Officer at the Hawaiian Air Depot Hickam Field T H He is a Bainbridge High School and Mercer University alumnus and has served since January 1944 rising from private to second lieutenant and then first lieutenant in 1946 His wife Margaret Zeigler lives in Macon Ga and his parents Mr and Mrs A B Conger reside in Bainbridge.
Bainbridge Ga June 28 five candidates received their Master Mason degrees by Orvin Ledge No 8 F and A Masons of Bainbridge Cecil Mills Carson Dodson Loring Whigham Clarence Bates and Louis Friedman earned the degrees in a lodge ceremony with Masons guiding the process.
A naval cadet will represent his company at graduation exercises soon based on aptitude and ability. His mother, Mrs Mildred Arline, lives at 715 Shotwell St in Bainbridge.
The Decatur County Singing Convention meets at Climax High School Auditorium in Climax Georgia on Sunday June 30 invitation extended to all singers and gospel music fans by Bainbridge Ga paper.
Rev. Whitt M. Aiken, pastor of First Baptist Donalsonville, will conduct a revival at Black Jack Baptist Church starting Sunday July 7. Morning services begin at eleven o'clock and evening services at eight. Aiken, known locally for last year’s revival at Black Jack.
Miss Mary McCarty daughter of Mr and Mrs J H McCarty of Attapulgus marries Julian Ralph Sappington of Havana and New Smyrna Fla in a double ring ceremony at Attapulgus Baptist Church. Rev Chesley Sappington officiates with Hayes Sappington as best man and ushers A E McCarty and Kelly Goodman. The couple will reside in New Smyrna after a short wedding trip.
Meigs residents report numerous visits and homecomings. Marguerite Brinson and children Margie and Sam spent Sunday in Meigs. Many relatives from Moultrie, Washington DC, Pensacola, Jacksonville Beach, and other places visited or returned home. Mary Wurst joins Meigs consolidate Schools as Home Economics teacher while others return from Florida trips and enjoy family gatherings.
Quitman, June 28 shows Miss Istine Tillman visiting Washington and New York. Lt. Mary E. Buckeye visits from Osceola. Athens guests Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hayes visit relatives. Several residents travel: Maria Pannkoke to Milwaukee, the Benson-Fluker wedding, GA camp at Bessie Tift, and plans for trips to Chicago and Cairo. Hospital news notes Mrs. Ervin Clanton critically ill.
A batch of notices from Thomas County figures declares candidacies for the Georgia General Assembly seats, City Court judgeships, and a superior court judgeship. W W Cochran Jr Lawson Neel Henry P Russell Jr Geo R Lilly J B Craig Miles Roy Segler urge voters to support them in the July 17 1946 primaries and the unexpired terms.
A Thomasville District candidate announces his bid for County Commissioner a four year term beginning next January to succeed Paul Searcy. He seeks a safe economical administration with impartial county-wide consideration and asks for voters support.
A brief, blunt note from H. D. Burton asks neighbors to consider voting and to support him in return for gratitude and assistance.
A set of candidate statements for Thomas County Commissioner seats shows Floyd H. Searcy from the Meigs District seeking the unexpired Beverley term, Zi. L. Pilgher in the Merrisville Coolidge Ellabelle Merrillville district seeking re election, and A. P. Megaher urging support for the Coolidge Ellabelle Merrilville district race. Each pledges service to the county and asks for votes in the upcoming July primary.
A campaign plea from J. B. Bowman to succeed Mr. BP. C. Searcy. Bowman pledges impartial, honest service and a strong business administration, asking for vote and support from voters and promising to merit their friendship and confidence.
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