Camp Frances Scouts Host Kiwanis and Rotary Guests
Camp Frances hosts Thom asville Kiwanis at dinner with Girl Scouts serving and a folk singing program. Rotary Club guests planned for July 12 as campers prepare for two weeks of nature merit badge work led by Oscar Baynard.
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Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
Camp
Frances Archbold
Thomasville Kiwanis Club
Oscar Baynard
Florida Forest and Park Service
Walker Roberts
Margaret Watt
American Red Cross
North Carolina
Wynken
Blynken
Nod
River Bend
Rotary
Tallahassee
Thomasville
Richardson
County Health Department
B. A. Wilkinson
Noted public figures clash at political rally overshadows court actions
The piece covers N Y B Dewey style remarks and remarks by Lady Luce at a Republican convention, the Southern Circuit judgeship succession with Judge Dukes slated to begin in July, and a federal conspiracy case ending with multiple convictions. It also notes the Glen Arven Fourth of July tournament and a large federal sentencing in Camilla for Butler and associates.
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Luce
Deaver
Dukes
Southern Circuit
Thomas
Thomasville
Glen Arven
J. N. Butler
District Court of the United States
Bascom Deaver
Internal Revenue Laws
Butler
Alderman C. White
Florida
Jennie V. White
Early Walker
Sammet Jiles
Armed Services
United States
Vernice E. Davis
Leon County
Dan Reddick
John Ellis
Hadhey
A. 33
Conger
Steve Watkins
General
Hadley and Starry
Tallahassee
Vernice Davis
John Cowart
Hoyt Davis
U. S
Camilla
Cadet Harry Turner Completes Primary Training for Wings
Cadet Harry Winnett Turner completed nine weeks of Primary Training at the 2159th AAF Base Unit in Jackson Tennessee. He proceeds to Basic Training for a commission as 2nd lieutenant or Flight Officer in the Army Air Forces. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John I. Turner Jr of Thomasville.
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Harry Turner
Harry Winnett Turner
2159Th Aaf
Jackson
Tenn
Army Air Forces
John I. Turner, Jr
East
Jefferson Street
Thomasville
Thomasville Senior High School
Gordon Military College
Card of Thanks from the Hartsfields to Meigs
We thank the people of Meigs for generous donations and kindness after our home burned destroying all we possessed. Since we cannot thank each in person we express our gratitude. Mr. and Mrs. Qarl Hartsfield.
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Meigs
Q&rl Hartsfield
City Fruit Co Sells Fresh Produce at Low 10c Prices
Fresh figs peaches bananas melons and oranges advertised by City Fruit Co with butter beans and ice cream offered at 10 cents in California.
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City Fruit Co
Police officer helps locate missing friend overseas unit
Officer John Jackson received thanks from Pfc. Haywood Pulley who asked for help locating Miles Williams, a former resident of Thomasville now overseas. Jackson used community leaders and local schools to spread the request and confirm Williams’s address.
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John Jackson
Thomaville
Williams
Thomasville
Jackson
Trew Rerey
Chnools
Dar
Rev. Berry
Miles Williams
Pfc
Haywood
Presbyterian Church To Endowment Drive For Clinton College
Members may subscribe next week to the Presbyterian College endowment at Clinton South Carolina. Mr Gillespie a PC graduate will speak Sunday morning on My Debt to Presbyterian College. At 8 PM Dr A G Harris of First Presbyterian Macon will speak for the College and at 7 PM he will meet elders and deacons in the Young People class room.
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Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian College
Clinton
S. C
Church College
Synod of Georgia
Gillespie
P. C
A. G. Harris
First Presbyterian Church of Macon
Lt Col Harold Brown Reassigned in Miami Redistribution
Lt Col Harold Brown of Thomasville Georgia arrived at the Army Air Force Redistribution Station No 2 in Miami Beach Florida for reassignment after 21 months as an intelligence officer in the Southwest Pacific. Brown entered service June 30 1941 and went overseas December 12 1942.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Harold Brown
Thomasville
Continental United States
Army Air Force
Georgia School of Technology
Harvard Schools of Agriculture and Business Administration
Library closes Sunday hours after low turnout
At the request of Air Base and Finney Hospital chaplains and the Chamber of Commerce, the library opened Sunday afternoons for servicemen. Over six weeks only fifteen men visited, so the Library Committee led by Annie Wright will discontinue Sunday hours.
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Air Base and Finney Hospital
Chamber of Commerce
Annie Wright
Chm
Softball Night Caps Youth Week at Methodist Church
The church hosts a final youth activity night with a 6:30 p m softball game followed by supper. Rev Jason Shirah leads the communion service with Rev Brooks assisting. The sermon theme is Gaining Strength to Fulfill God's Plan for Our Lives. All attendees are promised repayment beyond money.
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Jason Shirah
Shirah
Brooks
Auto Sticker Deadline Tonight for Cars
Today, June 30, is the final day for auto owners to buy required federal tax stamps at five dollars each. The government urges purchase before post office closing at six o'clock, with Uncle Sam claiming ample supply.
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United States
Uncle Sam
Germans surrender forts as Cherbourg siege nears end
Allied forces report capturing Cobourg on the Orne estuary as Cherbourg breakwater forts fall. Bomber strikes and naval actions seal the area while about 37 000 Germans are taken prisoner, highlighting the strain on Germany's manpower.
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Orne
Cobourg
Cherbourg
Channel Islands
Hitler
Associated Press
Tom Whitehead
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