Fourth of July Dance Draws Curtis Davidson Band in Thomasville
Curtis Davidson of Quincy Florida and his big orchestra will play for the Glen Arven Country Club Fourth of July Dance in Thomasville. The event, part of the Piney Woods Golf tournament, starts 10 p.m. Monday July 3 at the main club house with dress optional.
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Curtis Davidson
Quincy
Fla
Glen Arven
Piney Woods
Davidson
Thomasville
Ben Grace
Hanna Memorial
Wallace Scoville
Gllen Arven
Heeth Varnedoe
608 Colored Votes In Thomas County Precinct Final Tabulation
The final returns show 608 colored votes in the Thomasville precinct where the colored vote is segregated. In large districts with many Black voters, separate precincts are kept and results are separated prior to consolidations. Contested races include Governor Thompson and others.
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Thomas County
Thomasville
Thompson
Morning Party Fetes July Bride and Engagement News
Morning party honors Miss Barbara Teate whose upcoming marriage to Talbot Nunnally is slated for July 16 at the First Methodist Church in Thomasville. Guests, decorations in pink and blue, door prize won by Miss Ida Ann Taylor, and a light sandwich course marked the event.
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Barbara Teate
Talbot Nunnally
First Methodist Church
Thomasville
Rudolph Bell
Bell
Dawson Street
Teate
Ida Ann Taylor
Election returns list for state offices and congress
Official returns show Talmadge 17 and Hamilton 409 with multiple challengers. Ballots include retirements with various margins and numerous out counts across offices from Lt Governor to Congress. Data reflects district totals like Cook 832 and Cox 196 with outs and conversions noted.
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Talmadge
Duke
Griffin
Gross
Hamilton
Barrett
Linder
Saplings
Gaissert
Goodwin
Hulet
Judge
Edwards
Lilly
Senate
George
Hyde
McLennan
Legislature
Scott
Chastain
Russell
Willis
Cochran
Cravey
Harrison
Redberg
Congress
Cook
Cox
Credit Women's Breakfast Club installs officers in Thomasville
The newly organized Credit Women's Breakfast Club of Thomasville held a banquet at Hotel Thomas with Alma Elder opening remarks. State officers Mary Fitch and Cleo Hutchinson installed President Louise Whiddon and other officers, pledging faith, vision, and courage.
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Credit Women’s Breakfast Club
Thomasville
Hotel
Thomas
Bainbridge Credit ‘Women's Breakfast Club
Alma Elder
Thomasville Credit Bureau
Alma ‘Cloud Vhe
Bainbridge Club
T.‘F. Calloway
Come
Comer
Hargrave
Mary Fitch
Loulse. Whiddon
Friendly—-bean Company
Edith Vann
Steyerman’s
Mildred George
Credit Bureau of
Vids Slocum
Chamber of Commerce of
Hazel Hill
Watt Building Material Company
Carol Joiner
Bank of
Avon Thon
Arbouine
Florence Thomas
Elizabeth Pace
Nettie Alderman
Bulletin
Zaddie Slappey
la Farnell
Burch Hargrave
Irene Hill
Moon Jewelry Company
Lou Ulmer
Warshaw’ S
Election toil at court house ends as community tools praised
After long hours the county election wrap up saw Lions Kiwanis and Rotary volunteers praised for manning the precincts. Heat fans aided comfort while 4100 votes in Thomasville precinct and about 6400 countywide marked a near half turnout. Calls to move precincts or machine voting urged. Georgia pride noted as primary system debated.
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Lions and Kiwanis Clubs
Rotary Club
Gerald M. Tuck
Nis
Jack Allen
Thomasville
Court House
Georgia
Thomasville Morning Weather Report Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes show scattered phrases about morning conditions in Thomasville Georgia. No clear event or full context. readable bits mention hot conditions and morning timing without complete details.
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New York
the Monash Shop
Western Union
Glen
Arven Ath
P. WM
Akes
Kingan’s
Kraft's
Nan
Miss Medley
Joannie Medley
Pete Hagen
Johnny Lambert
East Monroe Street
A. W. McNeill
Laimbert
Dallas Hagan
John Lambert
C. B. Grubbs
Mary Chastain
Florida
First Baptist Church
Harvey L. Chastain
Robert Kester
Macon
Grubbs
Sorta Ga
Credit Women's Breakfast Club
A. M Singletary
Charlie McKinnon
Board of Tax Equalizers
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