Red Cross Chapter Hits Revised Fund Goal in Thomas County
The Thomas County Red Cross Chapter announced a revised fund goal of 15274 dollars at the annual meeting led by campaign chair Herschel Clay. Chapter officials said the amount secures the full Red Cross program including canteen and medical services for the year and confirmed July 31 as the bloodmobile visit date.
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Thomas County
Red Cross
Herschel Clay
Helen Murphy
Clay
John 8. Montgomery
E. Vose. Peck
Montgomery
VA Dommeiliary Center
W. J. Powell
Neal Rumble
Wallace Neel
Peck
M. H. Jefferis
Walter Burgess
Margaret Mitchell
R. L. Cauthern
May H. Bivens
Rumble
Powell
Warren Taylor
Blood Bank
A. Allen
Congress on Sitdown Strike for 80 Years Says Walter Reuther
Walter Reuther denounces Congress as on an 80 year sitdown strike for failing to pass full civil rights legislation. He pledges 114 million UAW members to aid the NAACP in winning civil rights in the South and says political parties should be ashamed of their efforts.
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Congress
Walter Reuther
Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
America
United Auto Workers
National Assny For the Advancement of
Henry and
Edsel Ford
Reuther
UAW
NAACP
South
Trice to Head Scott Hotel in Thomasville
Charlie Trice arrives in Thomasville to assume management of the Scott Hotel after the Stiles lease transfer. The native son, with hotel experience in Miami, is welcomed as the building’s new operator. YMCA offerings expand with five classes as baseball fans note a tight Georgia Florida league first half race affecting Thomasville and Valdosta standings. Rotary Club meets at the Y with Dr. Searcy installing a new president and Langdon Flowers retiring. Ambulance driving speeds recalled and news policy questions discussed as the paper explains editing limits.
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Charlie Trice
Thomasville
Scott Hotel
Trice
Stiles Chain
Miami
Addison Trice
Harvey Trice
Valdosta
Rotary Club
Y.M.C.A
A. W. Moller
W. M. Searcy
Woodward Adams
Langdon Flowers
Thomasville Times-Enterprise notice of publication terms
The Thomasville Times Enterprise releases public notices and classified items with Associated Press dispatches credited to the paper. It is published daily except Sunday by Imes Enterprise Co Inc and mailed as second class. subscription rates are listed with advance payment required.
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Associated . Press
Imes-Enterprise Co., Inc
Thomasville
New Teen Center Adds Activities At Local YMCA
A teen record hop at Center highlights new summer attractions. Johnson notes additions include a playground open daily, a pony table, TV lounge, picnic areas, and snack bar. Weekly schedules list tennis, arts and crafts, swimming, and puppet classes with Johnson and O B Skillman guiding instruction.
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Jimmy Johnson
Johnson
YMCA
Jaycee Center
Pletcherville
Fletcherville School
O. B. Skillman
Johnne Law
Johnsson
Fletcherville
Yvonn Gibson
Difference Between Soul and Spirit in Man
Philosophers note two elements body and soul, but scriptural view holds three: body soul and spirit. Paul prays for the whole spirit to be sanctified and blameless at Christ's coming, while soul covers life affections will and consciousness. The Bible uses soul and spirit sometimes synonymously and explains the longing for God remains until fellowship is restored through faith in Christ.
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Paul
God
Christ
Youth Center Hosts Weekend Activities For All Ages
The center runs day and evening programs with morning arts classes, afternoon swim sessions, a Saturday night dance for teens, hot dog party, quiet games, and a varied afternoon program. Attendance includes youth groups and family participants.
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Dana
Mra
Funeral for Bainbridge Pilot Willard Stoner
Willard Stoner 80 a Bainbridge pilot veteran of Southern Airways dies in crash. Funeral 11 am at Chapel of M W Funeral Home with interment at Andersonville Cemetery. He belonged to American Legion and Mormon Church, survived by wife Louise and three sons, several siblings.
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Serval Willard Stoner
Inbridge
M. W. B Funeral Home
Jack
Robert
Corrcraft
Bainbridge
Olean
New York
Southern
Louise James Stoner
Sharon Lee
Wdwinelly James Stoner
All Ye
John Stoner
George Stoner
Bixby
Bilas
N. Y
Ewis
Cleveland
Ohio
Senn
Clearwater
Frances Hird
New Ind
Merchants Plan Shorter Hours for Fourth of July Week
Thomasville merchants announce closing next Wednesday after noon and all day Thursday for Independence Day. The move aligns with the usual Wednesday early closure and observed Fourth of July holiday, informing shoppers of altered hours.
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Alfred
Snap) Dixon
Thomasville Retail Merchants ‘“Association
Local furniture store to reopen after remodel
The report notes ongoing contract work to adapt a building for a furniture showroom. R L Tate of Fi Furniture Co. says remodeling is slow and will take several weeks before the sale is fully underway. The store on the corner of Won and Madison streets will remain at that location as plans proceed.
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Gan
R. L. Tate
Fi Furniture Co
Ling
Waon
Madisontreet
Heme
Cena
Radio Relay Makes Long Distance Speak Easy
Microwave radio relay sends voices across the country via towers and frequency waves. Extra phones cost about four cents a day plus a one time color and installation fee. The piece also promotes club lectures and a home improvement angle with accessible materials and free film library.
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Thomasville Times-Enterprise
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