Georgia women win national posts in General Federation honors
Mrs. Marcus B. is named to a national appointment at the General Federation of Women’s Clubs in Washington. Mrs Calhoun, Junior Chairman of Community Affairs, travels to a three day planning conference and was cited for leading Georgia’s Junior Section with top national honors. Also named were Mrs Chester Martin of Atlanta as National Gardens Division chairman and Mrs Horace B. Richie of Athens as National Resolutions Chairman.
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Calhoun
Oscar Ahlgren
General Federation
Georgia
Chapman
Chester “Martin
Atlanta
The
Georgia Federation
National Gardens Division
Horace
Richie
Athens
National Resolutions
Two Wrecks Injure Persons In Thomas County Sunday
State Troopers reported two separate accidents Sunday near Coolidge and Ochlocknee injuring four people. C T Mitchell and passenger John Henry Williams from Coolidge were treated at Archbold Memorial Hospital for facial injuries after their pickup crashed into a tree at Route 2 near Summerhill Road. Willie Kirksey of Cairo sustained facial lacerations when his truck veered into a ditch. he was charged with driving under the influence and also taken to Archbold Memorial Hospital.
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Thomas County
C. T. Mitchell
Coolidge
Boston
Summerhill Rd
Mitchell
John Henry Williams
Miccosukie Man J F Long Dies After Illness
J F Long 85 died at his residence after four weeks illness. Funeral services set for 3 p m Tuesday at Springhill Second Church with Revs B Pledger and W Waseaby officiating. Burial in church cemetery under arrangements by Whiddon’s Funeral Home Thom asville.
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Miccosukie, Ywa
John F. Long
Dentur County
Rem
Springhill Second Church
B. Pledger
Waseaby
Hig Yee
He Whiddon
Thomasville
Jeter Ivey Wed in Wah Ybaseka Arkansas
Katherine Jeter and William Cullen Ivey married at noon on Wednesday June 23 at the Jeter home in Wahbaseka Arkansas. Rev Harold Scott officiated with music by Mrs Ralph Mitchell Sr. The couple will reside in Port St. Joe Florida.
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Odell Elliott
Huott H. Jeter
Ivey
Charles Hardin
H. Jeter
J. B. Morgan
Port St. Joe
Fia
Odd Fellows Plan Installation at Piney Woods Lodge
International Order of Odd Fellows Piney Woods Lodge No 138 will hold a special installation service tomorrow night at the Lodge Hall here Grandmaster D B Dykes of Georgia Lodge will serve as installing officer
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Odd Fellows Plan
Piney Woods Lodge No. 138
International Order of Odd Fellows
Yehaun
D. B. Dykes
Georgia Lodge
Vacancies Remain For Girl Scout Day Camp Here
A Brownie and Girl Scout Day Camp opens July 12 at the Thomas County Youth Camp with only a few spots left. Registration at the Youth Center is open while vacancies last through July 17 sessions. Fee is 3 dollars for the week plus 1.5 dollars for horseback riding. Camp directed by Mrs. Boone Leach with Miss June Woodruff and Miss Pat Gribben supervising waterfront activities.
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Thomas County
Jack Whitehurst
Boone Leach
June Woodruff
Pat Gribben
Thomasville Guards Return From Training Camp
The Thomasville Guards now Co. F 121 Infantry Georgia National Guard, dating to the War Between the States, returned from Camp McClellan in Anniston Alabama after a two week encampment. Ninety one officers and men under Captain P Andrews Jr. traveled by government trucks and are reported in fine condition after a very hot period of training.
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Thomasville
Co. F 121 Infantry
Georgia National Guard
Camp
McClellan
Anniston
Ala
P. ©. Andrews, Jr
John C. Hatcher Injured After Auto Collision
John C. Hatcher was struck at the corner of Fletcher and College streets by a car driven by James Solomon. Hatcher suffered bruises but no serious injuries and was treated at a hospital before being released. Solomon, a Cairo resident, stopped to help.
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John C. Hatcher
Fletcher and
College Streets
James Solomon
Temperature Tops 100 Across South Georgia
Heat records spread as Mrs. Sarah Porter notes 100 on the Thomasville weather station. Florence and Columbia report 108 and 107 degrees respectively. Many sections in South Georgia remain well above centigrade readings with forecasts suggesting another hot day on Sunday.
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Thomasville
Sarah Porter
Florence
8. C
Columbia
South Georgia
No Changes Made in Boston Florida Line Paving Plan
Judge Walter Geer presided over an injunct ion hearing on Route 133 from Boston to the Florida line. Boston officials county commissioners and highway officers attended as Dixon Oxford of the state highway commission ruled. The case delayed but kept the Long Route intact pending further declarations and certifications.
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Walter Geer
Pataula
Boston
Florida Line
Dixon Oxford
State Highway Commission
Pastor Hosts Meigs Deacons and Families Dinner
The Rev and Mrs Bryant Leveritt entertained Friday evening at the pastorium of the First Baptist Church honoring the deacons and their families with a buffet supper. About 50 guests attended as decorations of dahlia, gladiolus and rose buds in pink shades enhanced the table centerpiece.
Civil docket heard in Thom asville city court session
Judge J E Craigmiles presided as the appearance docket was called and many people appeared for a series of civil cases on the calendar for the second week of the June term.
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Thomasville
J. E. Craigmiles
Uncle Remus Story Hour Delights Thomasville Children
Well over 200 children attended the Thomasville Library Saturday for the first Uncle Remus story hour of the summer season. Mrs. J. M. Hicks portrayed the storyteller role, entertaining both youngsters and adults with several amusing tales in full costumes.
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Thomasville Library
Uncle Remus
J. M. Hicks
Social Roundup of Visits and Deliveries Across Georgia
Meiga and Dawson guests mingle as Mr. and Mrs. Hewall host relatives. Fulghums visit from Campbell Street with Sergeant Wesley Fulghum of San Antonio. Mrs. Mille returns to Gibbsland with Mr. Miller. The Henrys travel to Lakeland after a stay with J. G. King. Knight returns home from Navy discharge after serving on the Philippine Sea in Korea. Robb White reports England negotiations for film of Our Virgin Island. Callaway family to return from Fort Myers. Mrs. DeLong of Atlanta reads with sister Gladys Wilford in Westover. Wilford’s son Billy to visit Flowery Branch. Hospital admissions include several local residents. Brewtons complete a long vacation visiting multiple cities and attend granddaughter Babs Brewton’s graduation in Portland. Hicks delivers a noted Joel Chandler Harris reading as librarians praise a successful story hour during Vacation Reading Club.
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Bessie DeLong
Atlanta
Flowery Branch
Gladys Wilford
Westover
Wilford
Billy
G. R. DeLong
Adam H. Haslam Dies Suddenly Rites This Afternoon
Adam H. Haslam dies suddenly prompting 4:30 pm funeral at his Chinquapin Plantation home. Rev. Davison Philips to lead services with interment at Laurel Hill. He was 1888 born marshalville native, married Carolyn Worrill, survived by son Adam Worrill Haslam and daughter Ann H. Warner.
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Chinquapin Plantation
Davison Philips
Laurel Hill
Robert. Robison
Ralph. Neel,Jr
A. B. Winters
Jack Radcliff
Clyde Ulmer
T. A. Pilkington
William Glover
R. P. Goolsby
Marshal
Charles C. Haslam
Henry Lee
Marshallville
J. McGehee
Ft. Valley
James H. Worrill
Leesburg
Fla
Thomasville
Fort Valley
Georgia Deparrent
Methodist Church
Whiddon
Akron Couple Goes to Florida After Visit with Grandmother
Mr and Mrs James M White and son Gregory of Akron Ohio left today for Florida after visiting Mrs J W Peacock grandmother on Crawford Street They plan to see her again briefly on the way back to Akron en route from Florida.
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James M. White
Gon. Gregory
Akron
Ohio
Florida
White
J. W. Peacock
Crawford Street
Longer Span of Life Less Sickness Seen in Future
Dr. W. L. Stucky promotes scientific Chiropractic as a new era in healing. He argues it treats root causes rather than symptoms, prolonging life by regulating body energy. He cites unclear forces like electricity and invites readers to explore Chiropractic at his office in Tucker Ridge, 120 E Jackson.
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W. L. Stucky
Java
Tuck Ridg
ES Jackson
Tel
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Federation of Women’s Clubs
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J. F. Long
Katherine Jeter
William Cullen Ivey
Arkansas
Thomasville Guards
Meigs
W. A. Hewall
Meiga
Dawson, Ga
M. W. Fulghum
Campbell Street
Sergeant
Wesley Fulghum
San Antonio
Texas
Ray Mille
Gibbsland
Miller
Henry D. Knight
U. S. Navy
Knight
T. F. Callaway
Fort Myers
Flz
Mr. Callaway
First Baptist Church
James Preston Crowly
Joe Reeves
Carlton Roberson
William Lee Balyard
J. W. Pfister
Florence Deese
Robert Alfonso Harrell, Jr
Cairo
B. L. Brewton
Chicago
Oregon
Washington
Canada
Niagara Walls
New York City
Washington, D. C
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Ore
Babs Brewton
H. L. Brewton
Adam H. Haslam
Lewes Mum
Thomasville, GA
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ARGO
Flaga Baby Lima
Wanson
Libby
Meal
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Realemon Juice
Breakfast Club
ONC
Phillips
Love
Superbrand Oleo
Oka Ey Aa
Howard Hodge
John
Fredericks
Millinery Department
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