Valdosta Kiwanis Club Focuses on Boys Club Aims
The Valdosta Kiwanis Club outlines Boys Club goals as preventive and developmental, stressing cooperation with home and school. Ed Jm., director, says programs cover recreation health vocational training and character building, tracing origins to New England in 1860 and growth to 503 clubs nationwide.
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Ed Jm
Valdosta Ane
Orough
Welseu
Prezrandtt- Bidman
Bob Dillon
Hoy Johanse
New England
Johanse Adde
ABC
Alma Vann
Vann
Marge Sholar
Sara Bell
R. L. Singlet Furnacth Broughton Powell
Valod Albano
Mayo To Take Rotary Presidency After Year Of Service
William H. M90% identified manager of Josep Igg Ip bell Co is to take the presidency of the Rotary Club next Wednesday succeeding C Porch Baker attorney. The Rotary Leader Dring is also a vice president of the Engal Chamber of Commerce. Retiring President Byy pan his week reviewed his admin stance for community betterment as the year closes. Past presidents John Mccum and Nigna B Mauldin were lauded for perfect attendance with Bert Eskew Adron Ross ard Thrower Jr receiving four years of perfect attendance.
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Josep Igg Ipbell Co
Rotary Club
C Porch
Baker
Dring
Engal Chamber of Commerce
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Byy Pan
John Mccum
Nigna B. W. Mauldin
Bert Eskew
Adron Rossard Thrower Jr
Elliott Named To Bar Council
Gus Elliott of Thomasville was named to the executive council of the Georgia Bar Association younger lawyers section. Robert T. Thompson of Atlanta was elected president of the younger lawyers, succeeding Gould Hagler of Augusta. Robert M. Heard of Elberton was chosen as Bar Association president at the 75th convention in Savannah. The group urged Senate and House sponsorship of Supreme Court qualification upgrades and created the Lawyers wives of Georgia Auxiliary. An amendment lets the Georgia Association of Women Lawyers name one member to the bar’s board of governors. Reuben Garland urged faster jury trials for damages cases, but no action was taken.
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Gus Elliott
Thomasville
Altman, Johnson and Eliott
Georgia Bar Association
Robert T. Thompson
Atlanta
Gould Hagler
Augusta
Robert M. Heard
Elberton
Georgia
U.S. Supreme Court
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Georgia Assn. of Women Lawyers
Reuben Garland
Fair And Warmer Outlook For Weekend
The weatherman says fair and warmer conditions will continue through Sunday with a high near 91 and a 68 degree low tonight. Winds will be northeasterly under 10 mph. Yesterday's downtown high reached 88 around 4:30 pm with a 68 low this morning. the record high this month is 104 and the low 48. No rainfall is expected.
County Teachers Complete Workshop in Moultrie
Seven representatives from Thomas County schools completed a two week workshop for junior high teachers in Moultrie. Attendees included Blanche Reed Helen Simmons A C Davis Mildred Hurst Katherine Bullock Nina Freeman Leon Simmons and other staff from Mitchell Thomas and Albany Junior High School guiding study of youths in grades seven.
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Moultrie
Blanche Reed
Helen Simmons
A. C. Davis
Coolidge
Mildred Hurst
Meigs
Katherine Bullock
Ochlochnee
Nina Freeman
Leon Simmons
Pavo
Mary Leyda
Mitchell County
Sue Snipes
Betty Lanel
Georgia Teachers College
Paul R. Robertson
Albany Junior High School
Progress at Wascott Company and community notes
The Wascott Company advances in making and shipping uniforms to regions including Thomasville. Lloyd Watson leads this growth as migrant workers are cared for and sent to crop picking in Virginia. James Anderson Jr becomes Thomasville Rotary Club president, succeeding Rev. Woodward Adams. Weather outlook notes lighter rain and a promising summer ahead.
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Wascott Company
Thomasville
Lloyd Watson
Reds May Attend Geneva A-Meeting
FRANKFURT Germany AP The Czechoslovak Communist Party newspaper said the Soviet Bloc plans to send scientists to Geneva next week for technical talks on detecting nuclear weapons tests. An editorial in Rude Pravo reported by CTK supported quick suspension of tests, with no mention of a Soviet boycott threat. American scientists are already in Geneva waiting for the Russians to arrive Tuesday.
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Germany
Czechoslovak Communist Party
Geneva
Rude Pravo
CTK
United States
When buying a watch choose a jeweler with service
Jumble Jim advises customers to seek a watchmaker jeweler who can repair watches. He warns against cheap pin lever movements and urges asking if the piece is jeweled lever, how many jewels it has, and whether it is new. He notes Cornell watches as a better option and stresses fixing quality over quick, cheap fixes.
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Cornell
Meigs Citizens Aid Migrant Workers In Hard Times
In Meigs about 100 migrant Mexican workers who came from Florida to work tomato fields faced idled weeks due to rain and crop conditions. Welfare departments of Thomas and Mitchell counties plus local gifts raised about 300 dollars to transport them to Virginia. Workers left for Virginia late yesterday afternoon.
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Florida
Harry Frosteg
Pelham
Mitchell County
Thomas
Mitchell Counties
Virginia
Remember Zone Number Letter Writers Urged
Postmaster Raymond D. Hill urged letter writers to include the cone number of their correspondents in zoned cities. He said using the cone number reduces mail handling for post office employees and speeds delivery.
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Raymond D. Hill
Sex Photo Group Jailed in Los Angeles Raid
LA police raided five mail order pornography firms and jailed three men on outstanding Pittsburgh warrants. The suspects are Joseph P. Schillaci Abe Toberoff and Edwin D. Rich. Dist Atty William B. McKesson said the operation capped over six months of prep with help from Philadelphia County investigators.
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Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Joseph P. Schillaci
Abe 8. Toberoff
Edwin D. Rich
Los Angeles County
William B. McKesson
Thomas McDermott
Philadelphia
Promoter Urges Clarity and Postage for Patron Letters
Hill asked patrons to write legibly and include proper postage to ensure better service. He emphasized clear correspondence as a key factor in improving mail handling and response times for the public.
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Hill
Calendar of Evening and Club Meetings
Community calendar lists events for teens and adults including Date Night at the Youth Center at 8 p.m. Tonight. Monday hosts Kiroy Club at the MCA. Tuesday features Exchange Club at Plaza Cafe noon. Pilot Club meets 6:30 p.m. at the Elks Home. Post 31 at Legion Home. Odd Fellows at IOOF Hall. Naval Reserves at the National Guard Armory. Thomasville Hairdressers Unit at the YMCA all around 8 p.m.
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Legion Home
Odd Fellows
Ioof Hall
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