Mother of Young Child Begs Return of Dog Lost Here
Chief Noah Stegall seeks information about a missing wire haired terrier named Jasper lost near the M C A on North Dawson Street two months ago. Kathleen Ohoshne of Akron Ohio writes that her daughter, weakened by illness, misses the dog and asks responders to contact Chief Stegall or mail inquiries to 224 Pioneer St Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Stegall
Dawson Street
Akron
Ohio
Stegall
Saymanes Nes Cel Vetier
C. UO. D
Kathleen Oshosne
Bold Springs Homecoming Draws Large Local Crowd
Hundreds gathered from Thomas and Grady counties for Bold Springs church homecoming in Barnett's Creek. Rev. C. A. Jackson Sr. preached at 11 AM with a 3 30 PM service, followed by a ground dinner as families united at the century old Methodist meeting place.
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Bold Springs Church
Barnett’s Creek
Thomas
Grady
C. A. Jackson
South Georgia Conference
Thom asville Lodge Meeting June 28 1948
A called communication of Thom asville Lodge will be held June 28 1948 at 830 pm for conferring the Fellow Craft degree. All members urged to attend. Visitors welcome. A W Harrison W M R L Singletary Sec
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Thomasville Lodge
A. W. Harrison
W. M. R. L. Singletary
Thomasville Air Connection Debate At Local Meeting
A visiting resident urged Thomasville to pursue air links and an airport revival saying the town risks becoming a hinterland if no air service or commercial hotel is built. He noted the army airport nearby could host flights and stressed community effort, hospital funding limits, and potential donor actions at tonight’s commission meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Army
Wmr
Reid
Shamasvile
Georgia Hatcheries End 1947 Capacity 10 Million Eggs
At year end 1947 Georgia reported 189 hatcheries with a total capacity of 10 000 000 eggs.
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Georgia
Social notes highlight visits and family travel
Miss Caroline Porter left Sunday for Pensacola to visit her aunt and uncle for two weeks. Ethel Spence returned home after several days with her niece in Miami Iola. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Deason and sons Jimmy and Danny visit Mrs. Deason's parents in town. Phyllis Goldin of Atlanta left for home after weekend with Marilyn Rosalio. Peirce Elkins announce birth Russell Alexander at Archbold hospital Friday. Mildred Mann of Forsyth visits Mrs. Tom Brown. J. W. Youngblood heads to Chicago then California for five weeks. Mrs. A. B. Porter and Charlotte Porter visit St. Petersburg for wedding of Edward Porter. E R Wagner returns home after conferences in Macon and Atlanta. Betty Lee Byrd visits W. W. Alexander family. Bailey Alexander hosts Emmala Hughes. Olin Anderson and others return from Brunswick after Georgia State Women’s Golf tournament. Mesdames King, Glader, Williamson, Wahl and Wahl and June Woodward attend final Georgia State Women’s Golf tournament in Brunswick. J Clyde Fuller hosts son Joe and friend Hank Fitch from Brooklyn N Y after Atlanta and Americus trip.
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J. Clyde Fuller
Joe
Hank Fitch
Brooklyn
Atlanta
Americus
Thomisville
Brinson Chastain Couple Wed In Quiet City Ceremony
Mr and Mrs John H Brinson announce the marriage of their daughter Vera Eloise to L C Chastain Jr son of Mrs L 3 Chastain of Thomasville. The ceremony took place Saturday June 26 at the home of Rev Crawford with close friends attending. The couple left for a wedding trip and will reside at home in a week.
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John H. Brinson
Vera Eloise
L. C. Chastain Jr
L 3. Chastain
Thomasville
Jaie
Crawford
Mer. Chastain
Hospital Reports Benton Condition Unchanged After Accident
Hospital officials report Check Benton remains with spells of consciousness and relapses into coma after a motor vehicle crash Friday night. Local friends visit as Benton, a welder at a local machine shop, recovers in the hospital following the late Friday accident.
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Benton
Weler
Riday
Coovety
Hugheses Thank Thomasville After Fire Loss
Mr and Mrs W L Hughes mourn the loss of their home and contents at 129 Neel Street to a recent fire and express gratitude to the people of Thomasville for generous aid including household equipment and supplies. They note only a small amount of building insurance coverage remains and the loss is heavy.
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W. L. Hughes
Neel Street
Thomasville
Bethany Bible Class Plans July Meeting at Mrs Knight's Home
The Bethany Bible Class of First Baptist Church holds its regular monthly business meeting Friday July 9 at 8 p m. at the home of Mrs Eunice Knight 302 South Broad Street.
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Bethany Bible Class
First Baptist Church
Eunice Knight
South Broad Street
Georgia Leads in Farm Tractures Across Region
Georgia shows greater tracture on farms than neighboring states, according to regional agricultural reports. Officials note expanded land use and sustained farm activity across counties.
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Georgia
Mrs Lee Thomas Grows Fine Tomato Garden on Moultrie Road
Mrs Lee Thomas near the city limits tends a thriving tomato patch beside turnips already grown. She canned many jars for future use and shared extras with neighbors and friends. She notes a home garden helps control grocery costs and even provides produce for others.
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Lee Thomas
Lee ‘Thomas
Moultrie Road
Times-Enterprise
Troop 304 Enjoys Overnight Coast Trip and Mosquito Plague
Boy Scout Troop 304 spent a regular monthly overnight hike to Shell Point, returning after a frigid night of heavy mosquitoes. Breakfast started a day of crabbing and deep sea sailing while three alumni from college joined the group. Nighttime discomfort faded as scouts recalled pre war days and fellow members offered thanks to Prince Jinright and Shelton Chastain for organizing the trip.
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Boy Scout
Shell Point
Vereen Bell
Gome “Skeeta
Tommy
Moore
Lynear Keaton
Reid Vann
Jimmie Binder
Alfred Hays
Lee Neel
Buddy McBride
Bobby Musselwhite
Bobby Mitchell
Ronald Russell
Lewis Jones
Jack Pope
David Gould
Jack Dent
Buzzy Watkins
Fommy Moore
Billy Cooper
Lynear Henton
Gary Russell
Laurice Walker
Robert Huright
Joe May
Prince Jinright
Shelton Chastain
John William Owens of Meigs Dies at 72
Meigs Ga June 28 Friends of John William Owens regret his passing last Wednesday morning at 9220 Velock Archbold Memorial Hospital Thomasville after weeks of treatment He was 72 and farmed in Mitchell County He was a Harmony Baptist Church member Survivors include three brothers J R Owens Dave Owens Meigs Claude Owens Cairo and three sisters Mrs J O Simpson Mrs J D Palmer Pelham and Mrs Elia Burton Louisville Ala Funeral services were held Friday afternoon June 25 at Harmony Baptist Church with Rev Arthur Mash officiating Interment followed in Harmony Cemetery Pallbearers were the deceased nephews
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Meigs
John Willan Owens
Velock
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Thomasville
Owens
Mitchell County
Harmony Baptist Church
J. OR. Owens
Dave Owens
Claude Owens
Cairo
3. O. Simpson
J. Db. Palmer
Pelham
Elia Burton
Louisville
Ala
Arthur Mash
Harmony Cemetery
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New York
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Marlene Dietrich
New Orleans
Bruce Cabot and
Roland Young
Terrytoon
Pathe News
William Powell
Myrna Loy
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Thin Man
Inman Drug Store
Phillips Motors
Pioneer St. Akron
Alice Department
Bold Springs
T. A. Futch
Home. Co., Inc
Smith
James
Indianapolis
Caroline Porter
Pensacola
Fla
Ethel Spence
J. D. Cottrell Sr
Miami
Iola
J. E. Deason
Jimmy
Danny
Phyllis Goldiinh
Marilyn Rosalio
Mrs. Peirce Elkins
Russell Alexander
Archbold Hospital
Mildred Mann
Forsyth, Ga
This City
Tom Brown
East
Monroe St
J. W. Youngblood
Recensly
Chicago
California
B. Porter
Charlotte Porter
St. Peersburg
Ila
Edward Porter
E. R. Wagner
Macon
American Legion
Betty Lee Byrd
W. W. Alexander
Bailey Alexander
Emmala Hughes
el Destino Plantation
Monticello
Olin Anderson
Lester Wyche
Peter Hodkinson
Sandy
Brunswick
Georia
Mesdames
King
Joe Glader
EK. G. Williamson
Ernest Wahl
Misse
Ann Wahl
June Woodward
Peter Hodkinen
Brinson-Chastain
Mrs. Hughes
John William Owens
Uty
Presi
Jaysong
Jayson
Tad Ain E
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Thomasville, Ga
Treachial
Charlie Weste
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