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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1958
Page
4
Thomasville residents planning vacations were urged to remove home “invitations” to burglars. Police Chief Noah Stegall warned against leaving newspapers magazines mail and milk bottles on porches. He advised notifying neighbors and calling the proper person to suspend deliveries while away.
J N Isler returns to Meigs from funeral services for J Monroe Merritt in Byron. Merritt died at his daughter’s home in Waycross after fifty years in Meigs. Isler’s guest was Mrs Sam Sutton of Fort Lauderdale. On trip home they visited Mr and Mrs C B Prior in Americus.
Revival services start Sunday at Boston Baptist Church and run through July 6. Pastor Rev. John S. Gibbs will preach with Rev. Gordon Pittman of East Side Baptist Church Thomasville in charge of music. Services begin nightly at 8 30 p.m. and the public is invited to attend.
The week’s business lens weighs on prices and steel moves. U.S. Steel delays a price rise while Anaconda already nudges copper costs. wage hikes loom for steelworkers. Unseasonable weather slows power use and retail, with mixed indicators and sector updates.
Vehicle registrations in Thom as County rose to 11 669 last year from 11 623 in 1956, a fractional gain. National registrations climbed three percent to 67 135 546, per Bureau of Public Roads. Through early this year county records show 10 969 registrations, up 148 from 10 826, per County Tax Collector W S Stewart.
Billy Graham advises a student to be honest with a benefactor about losing the ministry call. He says changing plans is allowed and valued, but hidden financial deception is wrong. The answer stresses clear divine calling and urges open disclosure to preserve integrity.
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