28 Jun 1957
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1957
Page
1
Wick Searcy, son of Mr. and Mrs Floyd Searcy, will sail from New York on July 22 for England to attend the International World Boy Scout Jamboree. He will depart after the jamboree at Valley Forge and arrive near Birmingham at Sutton Coldfield on August 1.
Ten Thomasville Scouts and Scoutmaster Jesse Woodham will form Jam boree Troop No. 21 and leave Tallahassee July 6 for the Boy Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge. The group includes 40 boys from several troops and will tour Philadelphia New York Niagara Falls and Ontario after the event. An additional Explorer Post 301 member will join a later international tour visiting England Switzerland and France.
Today at 7 30 p m Shrine Club meets at Coats and Clark Recreation Center. Saturday features an art exhibit opening at Garden Center and an open house at Legion Postal with a 7 30 p m dedication and a 9 30 p m dance. Monday lists Volunteer Civil Defense guards at Court House and a Rebekah Lodge gathering at IOOF Hall.
Mrs Ee win H Lea, aged 101, celebrated her birthday by wiping breakfast dishes and making her own bed. She enjoys plum pudding and fruit cake and believes whiskey or brandy in them may mellow the fruit.
Yesterday seven children and adults were admitted to Archbold Memorial Hospital in Thomasville and surrounding areas. Omar Joseph Caldwell Jr and Hamlin H Callahan joined Sandra Estelle Larson Mary Virginia Carmen William Whig ham Lamont Andrew D Jones Floyd L Parker and Jack Bradford Andrews along with Lamont Andrew Jones from Blakely.
Denver waitsress and bartender school trains teetotalers. Donald Howe says no alcohol on premises and smoking is forbidden. Courses aim to prepare staff to mix drinks quickly with water bottles used in early classes. Students start with equipment lessons before attempting their first Manhattan.
Thomasville artist and architect Roderick Brantley will enter works in the Garden Center show sponsored by the Thomasville Garden Club Inc. The exhibit runs 1 to 6 pm tomorrow and Sunday. Brantley, famed for camellia and magnolia paintings, has studied at the Georgia Tech and the National Academy of Art in New York.
Thomasville reports Gunter Feigl and Gene Albonetti depart for the American Field Service bus tour with 83 students from 30 countries. Stops include Washington, New York, and various East Coast cities ending with a Washington visit to meet President Eisenhower.
Miss Ophelia Smith, home demonstration agent, demonstrated creating magnolia blossoms from white satin at the New Shiloh Home Demonstration Club meeting at Mrs. Kelzo Singletary’s home. The event featured a blue and white polka dot dress made from feed sacks, a scripture reading, minutes read in absence, a roll call hint, a planned fundraiser lunch, home industries talk, a flower show with lavender alphi arrangement first, galardia and greenery second, and montbrella Shasta daisies third.
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