Grady County 4-H Clubbers Attend Meet in Americus
Eighteen Grady county 4-H club members attend the Southwest Georgia district achievement events at Georgia Southwestern College in Americus. The group, including 10 girls and 8 boys, traveled yesterday and will return home tomorrow under Home Demonstration Agent Myrtle Walters County Agent S. E. George and assistant Harold Daniels, who supervise the delegation.
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Grady County
Americus
Cairo
Southwest Georgia
Grady
Nmieré
Honkurs
Couny
America
Tomorow
Georgia Southwestern College
Myrtle Walters
8S. E. George
Harold Daniels
Cairo to observe full business holiday on Fourth
Cairo will mark July 4 as a full business holiday the first of the year with no special celebrations planned. The local recreational program will run with softball, baseball, and swimming, offering wholesome diversions for those staying in town.
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Cairo
Grady County Aims to Repeat Last Year’s Sweep
Report notes Grady County targets another dominant season echoing last year’s sweeping performance. Officials cite consistent partnerships, strong roster, and focused training as keys to repeating success.
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Grady County
Two Grady County 4H Members Win District Contests
Americus Georgia June 29. Winners announced in nine demonstration contests at the Southwest Georgia District 4-H Club Achievement meeting now in Americus. Twenty four counties represented with two winners from Baker Grady Terrell Crawford counties each. Officials to elect district officers this afternoon and a 4-H movie the Green Promise to be shown.
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Grady County
Americus
Baker
Grady
Terrell
Crawford
Seminole
Clay
Mitchell
Sumter
Americas
Sumter County
Chamber of Commerce
Emogene Strickland
Beth Toler
Seminole County
Roy Campbell
Charles Garrett
Myrlene Sneffield
Betty Jean Becham
Ferguson Cowan
Hortense Bush
Jule Brown
Billy Dupree
Walter Lundy
Betty
Jean Beckham
Rachel] Hayes
Dougherty
Dorothy Brown
Rosenberg Plans Remodeling of Broad Street Building
Herman B Rosenberg announces he has leased the Broad Street Robinson building from The Book Store for a long term. The site will be rebuilt into a full children’s store for boys and girls with openings planned soon. The Book Store will move to 125 East Jackson Street after remodeling. Debrains Hurst recovers well from knee surgery at Emory University Hospital with a full recovery hoped.
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Herman B
Buster) Rosenberg
Robinson
Broad Street
Rosenberg
Monroe George
East Jackson Street
East Jackson
Frank T. Holtil
Frank
New York
Winnett Turner
W. W. Justice
Columbia University
Washington and Lee Univ
Alexander, Vann and Lilly
NYC population tops many European nations
The data notes that New York City has a population exceeding that of numerous European countries, highlighting its large urban size. It emphasizes the city's scale relative to international peers.
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New York City
Europe
Miss June Andrews Weds William Earl Stewart in Wilmington
Miss June Andrews daughter of L. T. Andrews of Wilmington and formerly of Thomasville and Boston Ga married William Earl Stewart son of Ranald Stewart of Wilmington and Tampa Fla in a 5:30 pm Saturday ceremony at First Baptist Church Wilmington. The couple will live in Anderson South Carolina where Stewart works for Sears Roebuck.
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Berry Benson Earle, Jr
B. B. Earle
East Jefferson Street
New Orleans
First Methodist Church
Heidelberg
Mississippi
Mary Lou Bradford
Joseph Hill Bradford
Lee Hewett
Florida
First Presbyterian Church
W D. Hasty
North
Crawford Street
Hewett
Anne Hasty
Thomasville
June Andrews
L. T. Andrews
Wilmington
N. C
Boston
William Earl Stewart
Ranald Stewart
Tampa
Fla
First Baptist Church of
Helen Dunn
Flora McIver
Marilyn Goodman
Mildred Butler
Laurinburg
Beverly Peacock
Washington, D. C
Daneanna Stewert
Anna McIntosh
Moultrie
Ronald Stewart
Jack Stewart
Liston Mills
Charles Rose
Jack Baldwin
Wayne Troutman
Edward Dunn
Cape Wear Club
Anderson,s. C
Stewart
Sears Roebuck Company
Hattie McIntosh
Pavo Kiwanis Members Enjoy Music and Song
Pavo Kiwanis luncheon at the Women’s Club featured Roy Parrish and daughter Miss Joice Parrish with Mrs. C. H. Jennison of Moultrie. The program included marimba and piano pieces, vocal solos, and Schubert’s Ave Maria, drawing praise for blending melody and high ideals. Guests from Thomasville Kiwanis and local ladies attended.
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Pavo Kiwanis Club
Womens Club
Pavo
R@idick
Roy Parrish
Miss Juice Parrish
Miss Parrish
Mr. Parrish
Kathlene
God
Socn
Mesdames
J. P.miller
H. W. Vonner
J. D. Mathews
W. E. Gear
Harry Mims
Raymond Harvey
J. R. White
Luther King
Bill
Bennett
Walter Hargrave
Thomasville Kiwanig Club
Miss Joice
C. H. Jennison
Moultrie
Thomasville
Cheese Consumption Rises with Income in North Central States
A study in the north central states finds cheese consumption grows with income levels, though the rise is moderate at higher income brackets. The report notes income elasticity is positive but not strong beyond mid ranges.
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North Central States
Resignation of Judge R C Bell from Georgia Supreme Court
Obituary style appreciation notes Judge R C Bell Virginia? No Georgia judge resigns due to ill health after a lengthy career marked by fairness and mercy. Residents of Cairo and Thomasville recall his courteous demeanor, public service, and strength through personal loss, hoping for his health and happiness in retirement.
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R. C. Bell
Georgia Supreme Court
Bell
Judge Bell
Cairo
Thomasville
Exchange Club Hosts Ladies Night and Installs Officers
Mercer University instructor Dr. Batts, longtime Exchange member, spoke at the officer installation banquet in Macon Georgia. New officers Dave Lipsey president Bernard Lanigan vice president John Guy secretary treasurer. board members Roscoe Fleetwood H D Adams Tommy Nimmer. Guests included Kiwanis and Rotary couples.
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Lewis Baits
Mercer University
Macon
Exchange Club
Dr. Bass
Gene Driver
Dr. Batts
J. C. Wise
Joe Pruett
Elzy McLeod
Kiwanis Club
Reggie Hawthorne
Rotary Club
Group Meals Foster Community Bonding and Sharing
Group meals unite community members to discuss common problems and enjoy fellowship. Essentials include organized planning, balanced menus, tasty food, courteous service, health safeguards, and a well arranged kitchen and dining area.
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Eustace Harrell
GSCW
Milledgeville
Sally
Georgia Power Company
Atlanta
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Madeline (Wall) Many
Mayo Clinic
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S. Broad St
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