Government subsidies and central control across communities
The text argues that subsidies reach farms towns and cities through federal and state aid for housing schools hospitals and public works. It warns that local money is funneled to centralized agencies reducing local control and shifting power to distant authorities over farms schools hospitals welfare and health programs.
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Powers
Executive Committee Named For Big 53 Rose Festival
W Fred Scott Jr announces a 1958 Rose Festival executive steering committee to direct policies budget and supervision for next year's show. Members include Ben Simah Jr Marcus B Calhoun James Gribben II Harry T Jones Jr Edward Kelly Jr Mrs Curtis L Middleton and Mrs Florence Wood.
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Thomasville
W. Fred Scott, Jr
Rally Wil
Middleton
W. A. Watt, Jr
Glen Arven Country Club
Scott
Jaycees
Thomasville Junior ‘Service League
Chamber of Commerce
Yugoslav Refugee Noll Emigrates to United States on Farm Plan
A Yugoslav farmer and refugee named Noll arrives in New York after sailing from Bremerhaven on the General Taylor. He settles with sponsor Powell at a Paradise plantation in Thomasville as an aspiring farmer and plans to bring his family once he establishes a footing. He notes farming requirements now limit entry and recalls the slogan America is so good.
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Paradise Plantation
Noll
United
Powell
Dine
Thomasville
Howard
Cal
Sie H ‘Prouleht Noll
Danubé
United States
Europe
Rors
America
Lins
Taylor
Brewerhaven
New York Harbor
53 Show to Use VA Facilities Exhibits Okayed
The Executive Board of Thomasville Garden Clubs voted to stage the 1953 Rose Show at VA Domiciliary using the gymnasium and barracks for displays. Mrs. Wallace H. Neel said commercial exhibits and features omitted last year will be included. The 1952 show was in the high school gym. The board set the show for April 24 and Camellia Show for January 24 and 26.
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Thomasville
Garden Clubs, Inc
VA Domiciliary
Mra
Wallace H. Neel
Christian Women’s Fellowship Meets At First Christian Church
Christian Women’s Fellowship will meet at 8 p m Tuesday at the First Christian Church Colton Avenue. Mrs J J Braswell hosts the event and worship will be led by Mrs Mary Cannon with the theme Keep the Vision Clear Miss Ia Thurby directs the Home Mission study Visitors welcome Also note heat pump tech to reuse ambient heat for warming buildings.
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Christian Women’s Fellowship
Christian Women's
First Christian Church
J J. Braswell
Colton’ Ave
Mary Cannon
Human Right
Ia Thurby
Legal proceedings in City Court of Thomasville
The City Court session before Judge J. E. Craigmiles heard about ten pleas of guilty amid over twenty attendees. A defendant faced a concealed weapons charge and another for possession of non tax paid liquor, with four gallons found at the Pine Street residence. His wife was charged as present. the liquor jug was found in a chicken house leading to a warrant for the property's Negro owner.
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Thomasville
J. E. Craigmiles
Nes Oes
Pine Street
Party Honors Miss Moreland at Canasta Dessert
Miss Joanne Moreland, bride elect of Harold Moor, was honored at a Saturday evening canasta dessert hosted by Mrs. John Dixon and Mrs. W. A. Taylor at the Dixon home. Three tables competed with high scores won by Miss Louisa Pittman and Mrs. Marie Gould Worrell who presented prizes. Guests enjoyed a banana split and were treated to spring flower decorations of zinnias roses and shasta daisies.
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Joanne Moreland
Harold Moor
Ida Ann Taylor
Carolyn Dixon
Miss Moreland
Dixon
Louisa Pittman
Marie Gould Worrell
Homree
Primitive Baptist Youth Fellowship Opens Second Week
The second week of Primitive Baptist Youth Fellowship runs June 30 to July 5 at Birdwood College. Twelve PB YF groups from Augusta Dublin Fitzgerald Jacksonville Miami Fla The Lake Church Metter Savannah Thomasville Valdosta attend with daily classes in music Bible and officer duties and afternoon recreation. Public invited to 8 p.m. programs of singing plays and skits.
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Primitive Baptist Youth Fellowship
Primitive Baptist
Birdwood Colege
P.B.Y.F
A Agusta
Dublin
Fitzgerald
Jacksonville
Miami
Fla
the Lake Church
Metter
Sevannah
Thomasville
Valdosta
Personal News and Hospital Admissions in Local Column
Reports list visitors and residents linked to Archbold Memorial Hospital including Mr and Mrs J M Neel, Mr G V Gobels, Miss Dolores Turner, and Hank Pettigrew. Births, arrivals from nearby towns, and out of town patients are noted with brief hospital stays and homecomings.
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W. F. Dutz
John Keyton
Dolores’ Turner
Louie Porter
Floyd Zeigler
Archbold Hospital
Travis Smith
Coolidge
R.K. Wingate, Sr
Camilla
L R. Jenkins
Boston
T. M. Richardson Sr. Meigs
J. L. Chastain
Ochylochnee
Dewey Owens
Cairo
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Joe M. Neel
C. N. Neel
G. V. Gobels
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Henry
Hank
Pettigrew
Faye
Tenner
G. V. Gobel
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Ochlocknee
Archbold’ Mémorrs’ Hospital
Ronald Shepherd- Thomasville
H. D. Shephard
W. Jackson
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Neel’s
Troyling
Red Cross
Westport
Selby
Tweedie