Indiana Blue Bull Fills Wayne Freemans Freezer in India
Former Thomasville residents Mr and Mrs Wayne Freeman in New Delhi fill their freezer with nilgai meat from hunting trips. Hank Freeman attends American International School and enjoys a library and roof terrace. Mrs Freeman joins tours to the Himalayas and Jaipur while settling into Indian life and cultural activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Freeman
Dr. Freeman
Thomasville
Hank
Freeman
India
World Council of Churches
Unicef
Mrs. Freeman
Freeman's
Annabelle
Sarah Jayne Freeman
U.S
Oslo
Norway
Turid Avestad
AFS
Europe
Greece
Emory freshman wins national Methodist scholarship
Roy Logan Smith named a national Methodist scholarship recipient by the Board of Education of the Methodist Church. He is the son of Rev W R Smith of Thomasville and Lanier High School graduate, entering Emory at Oxford this fall. The award covers tuition and fees based on academics leadership church involvement and need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Logan Smith
Emory-at-Oxford
Oxford
Board of Education
The
Methodist Church
Smith
W. R. Smith
Thomasville
Dawson Street Methodist Church
Lanier High School
Macon
Methodist Board of Education
Boston Baptist Church Music School Planned
A two week church music school will open at Boston Baptist Church and run through July 14 with daily programs for future organists. Miss Barbara Ann Coffey from the Georgia Baptist Convention will teach music fundamentals to beginners, hymn playing for piano students, and organ rudiments for advanced pianists. She holds degrees from Southern Baptist Seminary Mars Hill College and attended Stetson University. The workshop director is from Blowing Rock North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Baptist Church
Barbara Ann Coffey
Georgis Baptist Convention
Miss Coffey
Southern Seminary
Mars Hill College
Stetson University
Blowing Rock
N. C
Piney Woods Weekend Social Set At Glen Arven Club
Piney Woods weekend at Glen Arven Club features Pro-Am golf Saturday evening dinner for members and guests. After qualifying rounds Sunday a midday buffet for about 150 tournament registrants and visitors. Monday hosts a ladies bridge tourney with prizes, shrimp supper, and watermelon on the lawn. Rhythm Masters play Fourth of July dance Tuesday with Albany orchestra and a combined bridge session. Prizes awarded at closing Wednesday with John Murray presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murray
Shower Honors Mrs. Eulis Jordan in Coolidge
A miscellaneous shower at Mrs. Curtis Pilkinton’s Coolidge home honored Mrs. Eulis Jordan formerly Ellen NeSmith of Big Creek. Summer flowers decor, a flax mantle centerpiece, and a crystal summer-punch display highlighted the event. Guests included Mrs. Allen Sherrod and Mrs. W. A. Pilkinton who served refreshments. Miss Darlene Parramore won a prize. gifts included a crystal bud vase with red carnations. Mrs. J. B. Sherrod helped arrange gifts.
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Eulis Jordan
Curtis Pilkinton
Coolidge
Jordan
Ellen NeSmith
Big Creek
Allen Sherrod
W. A. Pilkinton
Darlene Parramore
J. B. Sherrod
Eight New Gray Ladies Capped at Archbold Hospital
New members of the Red Cross Gray Ladies Corps at Archbold Memorial Hospital received pins caps and certificates at a morning service in the hospital chapel completing their training. Recipients included Mrs. M C Barnett Mrs John Robinson Mrs Louis F Kennedy Mrs A P Robinson Mrs Lebbeus Dekle Mrs John Tonkin Maggie Taylor and Ethel Mae Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Gray Ladies Corps
Archbold Memorial Hospital
M. C. Barnett
John Robinson
Louis F. Kennedy
A. P. Robinson
Lebbeus Dekle
John Tonkin
Maggie Taylor
Ethel Mae Rogers
Ernest F. Wahl
Hannah McGriff
Wiliam J. Miller
Wahl
R. S. Hers
Thomas County Red Cross Chapter
B. G. Munro
Thomas Booker
Florida State University
Chinquapin Plantation
James Crowley
RED Cross
Mesdames Barnett
Robinson
Kennedy
Ethel May Rogers
Dekle
Tonkia
Amvets Auxiliary Names New President in Thomasville
Mrs J C Riggs was installed as president of the Thomasville Amvets Auxiliary during a special meeting this week. New officers include Mrs J B Britt senior vice president and Mrs Charles Thornton junior vice president with other posts filled by Mrs John Starling secretary treasurer Mrs Wardlow Williams chaplain and Mrs Genelle W Rogers public relations chairman and historian. Welcomed as a new member was Mrs Merle Richards. Riggs and Thornton were chosen as delegates to the state convention in Macon this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Riggs
Thomasville
First Baptist WMS Circles Schedule July Meetings
First Baptist Church women day plan July meetings with an executive board gathering Tuesday at 9 a.m. followed by prayer band at 9 30 and WMS program at 10 a.m. Circle 10 meets Monday 7 30 p.m. at Annie Lou Hunley home. Sunbeams Tuesday 3 30 p.m. Circle 7 8 meets Tuesday 8 p.m. with Mrs Joe Massey and Mrs Jean Johnson. Circle 11 meets Thursday 8 p.m. with Mrs John P Scott.
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Woman's Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
WMS
Circle 10
Annie Lou Hunley
Sunbeams
Circle 7
Joe Massey
Circle 8
Jean Johnson
Circle 9
Frank Sexton
Circle 11
John P. Scott
Youth Center Hosts Second Airplane Modeling Contest
Thomasville youths aged seven to 15 are invited to join the Youth Center airplane model contests for a second time this year. Instructors Hurley Manning Sonny Vann and Jimmy Vaughan will lead daily 2 to 4 pm sessions from July 9 to 20 with separate beginners seven to nine and advanced ten to fifteen groups. Contest flights and judging occur July 21. Registration is at Vaughan's Sporting Goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Youth Center
Hurley Manning
Sonny Vann
Jimmy Vaughan
Ethel Eldridge
Vaughan
Sporting Goods
Gainous 61st Anniversary Party Planned
Mr and Mrs Ira W Gainous of Ochlochnee celebrate their 61st wedding anniversary on Sunday July 1 with a family picnic at their home. Hosts include Cecil Cook Cairo L W Pippin Odell Slappey Lawson Dollar Albert Hurst and Leo Gainous of Ochlochnee Doc Rackley of Tampa Delmar Gainous of Thomasville and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Gainous
Ira W. Gainous
Ochlochnee
Gainous
Cecil Cook
Cairo
L. W. Pippin
Odell Slappey
Lawson Dollar
Albert Hurst
Leo Gainous
Doc Rackley
Tampa
Delmar Gainous
Thomasville
Enrollment Soars at Y Girls Camp and Boys Camp
Mr. Wilkinson reports full enrollment for the boys camp with 64 campers in eight cabins and a second week potential rise. Girls camp aims for 56 campers in seven cabins with 55 already registered, led by a 16-member staff including Ann Williams and Nat Williams. Activities include natural study, trips, horseback riding, aquatics, and a two week 12 graduate skindiving course at Wakulla Springs. Camps open for arrival Sunday at Camp Piney Woods with sessions set July 7 and 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinson
Ann Williams
Tommy Godwin
Nat Williams
Camp Piney Woods
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Wayne Freemans
Provident
Thomas County
Ira Carlisle
Atlanta
Ruby Jackson
Jacksonville
Flaig
Alonzo Singletary
Bill R. Hearn
New York
Hearn
Hearns
Memphis
Josephine Boyd
Agnes Scott College
Ridgecrest Baptist Assembly
Gene
Joe Boyd
College News
Thomasvillians
Louise F. Benton
Ray Sanders
Newton F. Keadle
Gary Dean Walker
Ray Chester Bentley
Pelham
Ida B. White Hill
Ellis E. Vinson
van Dale Simmons
Robert I. Cone
Monticello
Fla
Ora Frances Moseley
Mae Hawk Robbins
Moultrie
Howard G. Oates
Samwel S. Gilbert
Mayo, Fla
Boston Baptist Church Music School
Barbera Ann Coffey
Piney Woods
Glen Arven Club
Oly
Vernelle Parrish
Amvets Auxiliary
First Baptist Wms
Ular
Tidwell
Broad St
Gram
Wakulla Springs
Manz Jewelry
Lark
COMET
Lancer
Tempest
COR V Air
CHEVY
Fark
Ty Studebaker
Studebaker
General Sales & Service CO
Madison Street
Thomasville, Ga
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