Rev Davison Phillips Addresses Rotarians At Luncheon
Rev Davison Phillips spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon about Britain after World War I and World War II crises, noting how Scotland built a strong nation amid losses. He contrasted British class tensions with American freedoms and warned Americans not to take liberties for granted. The meeting was presided by Vice-president Harrell Guy with several guests in attendance.
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Davison Phillips
Rotary Club
Phillips
America
Scotland
Britain
Labor Party
Conservative
Cromwell
Mr. Phillips
Presbyterian
Harrell Guy
Heinsohn
Neil Chambliss
Gary Adkins
E. M. Walker
Pelham
Henry Bonar
Norman Bonar
Moultrie
C. K. Wall
Geo. Willis
Henry Moore, Jr
Bill Ball
Fire department answers false alarm at burning auto
The Thomasville Fire Department reported responding at 1:25 this morning to a vehicle fire in a shelter on Campbell Street, vehicle owned by James F. Benton damaged inside while shelter remained intact. Earlier at 9:53 p.m. a reported fire on College Street proved a false alarm.
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Fire Dept
Thomasville
Campbell
James F. Benton
Warlier
War Cent
College Street
Gepartfica
Various Local Visits and Birth Announcements in Coolidge Area
Edward Rehberg spends the week in Coolidge with his aunt Mrs J B Cone. Mrs B J Wolfson returns from a buying trip to New York for the Monash Shop. Joe Neel family and others travel from Burlington to visit Mrs Clyde M Neel and Dr Warren Taylor family. Henry P Russell Jr announces birth Sally Wynnette June 28 at Archbold Memorial Hospital. Lee Whelcher and daughter Dianne and Jeanette Keyton return from St Theresa Beach Florida. George Sampson and LaGrange welcome son James Horton born June 32 in that city. Allen W Harrison Coolidge and Mary Jean born at Archbold Memorial Hospital yesterday. Miss Mary Hargrave attends University of Florida Summer School in Tallahassee and visits cousin Miss Elsie Hargrave of St Petersburg. Joe W Turner and family from St Louis arrive in Coolidge visiting Mrs Sil DUNE. Mrs W R Milton to join them home. Mrs John F Laws former Pearl Yandle Coolidge talks via trans-oceanic phone with husband Sgt John Laws in Okinawa. Laws to join him soon. Sgt Laws stationed there six months.
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Mary
Hargrave
University of Florida At
Tallahassee
Elsie Hargrave
St. Petersburg
John F. Laws
Pearl Yandle
Coolidge
John Laws
U. S. Army
Okinawa
Commissioner Alton Harrison Thanks Voters For Support
Alton W. Harrison publicly thanks voters in Thomas County for their support in the County Commissioner race. He congratulates winner Charles F. Rehberg and pledges to work with his successor and the board for the county’s good.
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Alton Harrison
Charles F. Rehberg
Thomas County
Alton W. Harrison
Jesse T Edwards thanks supporters for Judge race
Former candidate Jesse T Edwards thanks supporters for backing his bid for judge. He extends best wishes for health happiness and prosperity to all who offered encouragement and assistance.
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Jesse T. Edwards
Thanking Friends After Sudden Death of Mr Clarence Culpepper
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends for kindness and thoughtful floral offerings after the sudden death of Mr Clarence Culpepper. They deeply appreciate the sympathy and prayers from the community during this time.
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Clarence. Culpepper
How Did It Happen By M B
The article recounts an election night near midnight with Talmadge expected to win by a margin similar to two years earlier against Thompson. It notes a smaller-than-expected colored vote and many correction votes that were thrown out due to ballot omissions, with Thompson receiving 492 and Talmadge 17 in one race.
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Talmadge
Unit
Thompson
Thomas County
Election Night Relay of County Returns at Local Office
Staff kept three phones busy as returns poured in from seven to two, with Walter Hargrave and Leonard Davis guiding the tally. Emily Jerger managed despatches while Huck and Jack Kelly filled in wherever needed during a twenty hour work stretch.
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Times
Enterprise Force Airea
Walter Hargrave
Nesto
Deluxe
Leonard Davis
Emily Jerger
Whiat
Huck
Jack Kelly
Rebekah Lodge To Join District Home Coming Meet
Thomasville Rebekah Lodge No. 20 will join with other district lodges for a Home Coming meeting Monday at 8 p m at the Rebekah Lodge Hall on Broadast. Members urged to attend or send the secretary their absence report. Visiting Rebekahs welcome. Josie Barp, N G Lavada Norman, Sec.
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Thomasville
Rebakah Lodge
Rebakah
Josie Barp
N.G
Lavada Norman
Chastain Congratulates Winner in Legislative Race
Robert E. Chastain extends sincere congratulations to Fred Scout Jr. on his victory in the primary election. He pledges wholehearted support and cooperation to help the county and state prosper, and thanks friends across the county for their support.
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Robert E. Chastain
Fred Scout Jr
Teen Canteen Forms Active Summer Youth Groups
The Teen Canteen, split into Senior and Junior groups, invites teens 12 to 18 to Friday night meetings with 10 cent dues. Senior Canteen holds a semi formal dance tonight at Post 31 Legion Hall with director Jimmy Callahan and chaperons from the Junior Federated Woman’s Club. Junior Canteen hosts a Stunt Night at the Youth Center tonight with talent entries and two Federated Woman’s Club chaperons. Youth Rally open house is Saturday night with specified chaperones.
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Teen Canteen
Post 31 Legion Hall
N. Broad Street
Jimmy Callahan
Mildred Faircloth
Lawhorn
Junior Federated Woman’s Club
Youth Center
Ron
Dhin
Mre
Jane Bradley
Chloe Stewart
Three Local Boys In Training At Great Lakes
Three local boys recently joined the U S naval training base at Great Lakes Illinois. Don Herring Bennet Hunley and Jack Tonkin are listed as trainees in training at the U S Naval Training Base.
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Great Lakes
Thomanville
U 8
Naval Training
Great Lakes, Ill
Don Herring
G. H. Herring
Remington Avenue
City
Bennett Hunley
Mra
A. L. Hunley
Love Street
Jack Tonkin
Jon Tonkin
Juning Street
Moose Lodge Meeting Announces Weekly Session in Thomasville
Thomasville Lodge No. 626 Loyal Order of Moose will hold its regular weekly meeting at 8:00 PM in the Lodge Room at 185 East Jackson Street. All and all visitors are welcome.
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Thomasville Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
East Jackson Street
Lions Club To Hold Closed Meeting Tonight
The Lions Club will hold its regular weekly luncheon tonight at Dodson's Grill at 7 o'clock. The meeting will be closed to nonmembers and feature a general discussion of club business matters.
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The
Lions
Dodson’s Grill
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