Patricia James Engaged to Roy McMillan of Pavo
Patricia Ann James of Pavo is engaged to Roy Fred McMillan of Pavo. Patricia, a Pavo High School student active in Beta Honor Society and former junior class president, plans further study in Atlanta. Roy McMillan, a Middle Georgia College graduate, is pursuing a civil engineering degree at Georgia Tech. The couple will marry in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles James
Pavo
Patricia Ann
Roy Fred McMillan
N. P. McMillan
James
Pavo High School
Beta Honor Society
Atlanta
Mr. McMillan
Middle Georgia College
Georgia Tech
Marriage of Miss Burns and Robert Freeman Announced
Miss Rebecca Ann Burns of Weir daughter of W. J. Burns, and Robert A. Freeman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman of Quincy, were married March W at First Baptist. Best man was Merrill Bevis and matron of honor Mrs. Bevis. Freeman a Quincy High School graduate class of 1958, served in Navy and attended Florida State University. He works for General Motors Acceptance Corporation. They reside at 43514 South Hansen Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yin
Hex
W. J. Burns
Yiege
Weir
Rebecca Ann
Robert A. Freeman
Mix
Roberts Freeman
Quincy
Pia
First Baptist
Meerice G. Bevis
Revis
Ms. Freemen
Thomasvile High School
Tri
Ginis
Quincy High School
Florida State University
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
South
Hansen Street
Mary Ann Wagner becomes family’s first daughter after 13 sons
In Manitowoc Wisconsin the Wagner family welcomes Mary Ann the first girl among 14 children. The newborn weighed 10 pounds 6 4 ounces and arrives at Holy Family Hospital as the 13 sons of Matthew and Julitta Wagner continue dairy farm life on their 38 acre property. The father notes the surprise and the mother had long hoped for a girl saying the decision was in God’s hands.
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Manitowoc
Wis
Matthew Wagners
Mary xAnn
Wagner
Holy Family Hospital
Wagners
Julitta
Coolidge News Notes Highlights Local Visitings
Local social notes list visitors and relatives in Coolidge and nearby towns. Cadet Charles Neely at West Point visits grandparents D A Crosby. Anne and Raymond Duke from Thomasville visit Chastains. Mrs Beckham returns from Walden's hospital. families from Savannah Jacksonville Albany Miami Norfolk and Meigs are mentioned among gatherings and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Hicks
Raleigh
N. J
Charles Neely
West Point Military Academy
D. A. Crosby
Anne
Raymond Duke
Thomasville
J. D. Chastain
T. A. Murphy
Nan
Albany
Davis
Olen Parramore
Anne Malone
E. E. Suther
Miss Dixie pageant bound Celia Chesnut heads to Daytona Beach
Thomasville 1958 Rose Queen Celia Chesnut prepares for the Miss Dixie contest at Daytona Beach June 29 to July 6. The 18 year old packs an evening dress and multiple outfits while caring for her mother recovering from surgery. She will appear on the Thomas County float at the Monticello Watermelon Festival today. Chesnut will travel to Las Vegas for a TV appearance before heading to New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Chesnut
Thomasville
Daytona Beach
S. J. Chesnut
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Miss Chesnut
Thomas County
Monticello
Celia
Miss Dixie
Las Vegas
New York City
Legion Dance at American Legion Post on Broad Street
The Fourth of July dance at the American Legion Post on Broad Street runs from 9 p.m. to morning with the Autumnaires providing music. Legionnaires and auxiliary members plan to attend the state convention in Macon on July 18 19 and 20 and the post adjutant is arranging local delegation transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Post
Broad Street
Macon
Personal mentions highlight visits and travels in the South
Mr S J Moreland of Lakeland Florida visits his sister Mrs Adam Arnold and relatives in Thomasville. a former railroad worker at 70 now 82 and healthy. Mrs Elty McLeod heads to Washington DC to join Woodstock VA relatives for a Canada fishing tour then to Virginia and Savannah. Mrs Kia Bennett of Miami visits her brother Mr A J Piland Sr in Thomasville after Indiana vacation.
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S. J. Moreland
Lakeland
Fla
Adam Arnold
Moreland
Thomanville
Canada
Admitted To Hospital Names Read Like Local Roll
Patients admitted to Archebald Memorial Hospital Friday include John Henry Jones and Mrs Ceci Simpson of Thomasville, Mrs Marion McGelliard, John R. Smith, and Mr R A Merritt of Ochlochnee, Mrs L V Fleming of Bonifay, Fla, Mrs Clyde E Long of Bristol, Fla, Charles A Walker of Augila, Fla, Richard T Moore of Valdosta, and Isaac B Jones Jr of Quitman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archebald Memorial Hospital
John Henry Jones
Ceci Simpson
Marion McGelliard
Thomasville
John R. Smith
R. AL. Merritt
Ochlochnee
L. V. Fleming
Bonifay, Fla
Clyde E. Long
Bristol
Fia
Charles A.walker
Auciila
Richard T. Moore
Valdosta
Isaac B. Jones Jr
Quitman
Delores Davis Named Miss YMCA Camper
Delores Davis daughter of Mrs W E Davis and the late Mr Davis of Boston was named Miss Y Camper at the final friendship campfire at the Y M C A girls camp. Camping activities closed with a field day for about 40 campers to honor outstanding camp spirit and cooperation.
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Delores Davis
YMCA
W. E. Davis
Mr. Davis
Boston
Y Camper
Y.M.C.A
Delores
Friendship
Barbara Kimbrough
Joyce Schillings
Campes
Mme Chiang Raps Aid To Neutrals In New York
Madame Chiang Kai-shek urged free nations to aid neutrals only if they avoid shared gains with communists. She spoke in New York after medical treatment, declining U.S. help to reclaim mainland China, stating the Nationalists would win with their own trained army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Chiang
New York
Chiang Kai-Shek
Free World
China
Formosa
United States
Thomasville Garden Center builds memorial library network
The Thomasville Garden Center expands its reference collection as a Helen Hay Whitney memorial. John H. Whitney funds many books and library cabinets. Mrs. Curry leads a committee adding reference works on gardening, art, etiquette, and home design. Readers may use the air conditioned center but not remove books.
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Thomasville Garden Center
Garden Center
Helen Hay Whitney
John H. Whitney
MY. Whitney
Thomasville
J. A. Curry
Wallace Neel
W. Fred Scot
Parker B. Poe
American Heritage Magazine
Annie Wright Memorial Library
New York Woman Ordered to Clean Her Mattel Household
In upper Manhattan a four story brownstone faced ASPCA scrutiny over dog neglect. Magistrate Walter Bayer ruled for daily inspections and allowed two pets to stay while others could be removed until suitable housing is found. Mrs Hinrichson stated she spends 10 to 25 dollars daily on dog food from rental income.
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Aspca Agenta
Upper Manhattan
Walter J. Bayer
Hinrichson
Bayer
ASPCA
Beaty and Walker Families Welcome Babies at Archbold
Mr and Mrs Beverly Beaty of Pavo announce a son born Friday June 27 at Archbold Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Julian Walker of Cairo welcome a son born this morning at Archbold Memorial Hospital.
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Beverly Beaty
Pavo
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Julian M. Walker
Cairo
Miss Tamlin Bellamy and Rev Maiik Fortner Wedding Dinner
Miss Tamlin Bellamy and Rev. Maiik Fortner of Dry Branch Georgia hosted a wedding rehearsal dinner at the First Baptist. About 30 relatives and friends attended with Mrs Hiry McLeod assisting at the hosts’ home. The table featured a pink tulle theme with an antique mirror centerpiece. Gifts and attendants were exchanged including pendant pearl necklaces for attendants. Fortner and his groomsmen wore cuff links and formal attire. The couple planned a ceremony at the First Baptist Church later that afternoon.
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Tamlin Bellamy
Maiik Fortner
Dry Branch
Georgia
First Baptist
W. L. Fortner
Varia
Hiry McLeod
Misa Bellamy
Glenn A.’ Fortner
Lamar Bingletary
Margie
Four Georgia Teachers Win 300 Scholarships for Summer Science
Four Southwest Georgia teachers including Ardath H. Cooper of Quitman Adora C. Duke of Pelham Margar et 8. Trawick of Albany and Grace Gray of Leary receive $300 scholarships to a six week elementary science course at the University of Georgia in Athens. The program is funded by the State Department of Education. A parallel NSF sponsored course for high school teachers runs separately.
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Athens
University of Georgia
Ardath HH. Cooper
Quitman
Adora C. Duke
Pelham
Margaret 8. Trawick
Albany
Grace Gray
Leary
State Department of Education
National Science Foundation
Legal Expert Dies In Lincoln Nebraska
Dr Louise Pound 86 educator scholar and author died in Lincoln Nebraska She was the sister of Dr Roscoe Pound noted law authority and former Harvard Law School dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Louise Pound
Roscoe Pound
Harvard Law School
Boston Baptists Host Open House for New Pastor Gibbs
Open halls in Boston welcomed Rev. John Gibbs and his family as they begin ministry with the Baptist church. Members of the Missionary Union planned a reception in his honor, inviting neighbors to call between 4:30 and 6 p.m. Gibbs recently arrived after taking up his new duties, and refreshments were served.
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Boston
Baptist Past
Welcom
John Mrs. Gibbs
Attist Church
Gibbs
Orleans
Pioneer spirit in modern women says Mari Sandoz
Historian Mari Sandoz argues today's women could be frontier pioneers if needed. She notes many pioneer helpers were city girls from New York, Baltimore and Boston who cooked over campfires, fired weapons, and survived overland dangers alongside their men. The female role remains tough, self reliant and resilient today.
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Patricia James
Roy McMillan
Pavo H. D. Club
Pavo Home
Mott Rivers
Nora Dean
Abner Dorming
Thomesville Exchange Club
Mr. and
Mrs
Edward
Patricia Ann James
Miss . Burns
Robert Freeman
Coolidge
J. D. Ceastain
Willie Lavendar
Katie Willie
EB. E. Suber
Ed Suber
Jacksonville
John Parker
Meigs
F. M. Beckham
Walden’s Hospital
W. L. Dixon
Miami
Ed Styles
Norfolk
LG. Laker
Wynette Baker
Virginia
Legion
Garden Club
Garden
Center's New
Librar
Vance Watt
Julia Wright
Collé
Martha Hinrichson
L-Room
Mattel
Times Studio
Center
Julia Ann Griffin
Bellamy, Patsy Bellamy Bellamy
A. Fortner
Messers
Alton Miller
Ralph Murchison
Bob Rahn
Jimmy Hilcheny
Fortner
The
Ternoon
Boston Baptists
Dorothy Roe
Associated Press Women’s
Mari Sandoz
Spe
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