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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1952
Page
3
The report notes Thomasville reached 103.4 degrees, with a predicted high near 98 today and tomorrow. It states the heat remains intense with no near end, while afternoon and night showers could bring modest relief and cooler temps.
Mrs S T Prosser will host the TEL Class of the First Baptist Church at her home 404 Young Street Thomasville Thursday at 8 oclock. The gathering invites all class members to attend in the early evening.
Helen Bradshaw and Ray Hargrove of Donalsonville wed in a candlelight ceremony at the Methodist Church in Cottonwood Alabama on June 1. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Bradshaw. the groom is a Donalsonville teacher, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Hargrove of Brundidge. The service featured a double ring rite with Southern smilax and white gladioli.
Merchants and the ball club offer free admission with tickets available from local merchants and Kiwanis clubs. Aims to break attendance records as fans line up for tickets at the gate. A new DuPont autobiography excerpt highlights industrial history and local ties to Thomasville.
Miss Ann Elizabeth Fleming and Mr James Rodney Cone wed at Sunday service in Thomasville with a ceremony at the First Presbyterian Church. Relatives and out of town guests attended. couple to reside in Boston Ga after a reception and wedding trip. A separate note warns of loose wires around Thomasville's feature tree and potential damage from storms.
The week sees light offerings of watermelons from fifteen to twenty five pounds priced fairly though below last weeks peak. Fourth of July crop is shipped already, with trailers carrying smaller, cheaper melons daily, likely to continue this week.
Miss Faye Lewitt of this city enters a Florida University summer program and receives roles in two Florida Players productions A Playwright Dilemma and The Flattering Word as well as the year’s major Bee How They Run. She is the niece of Mr and Mrs Arthur Stein.
The passage argues that new methods replace old ones in healing and transport. Chiropractic and steamship, electric light, airplanes, and fluid drive are cited as examples where adoption grants early users benefits over traditional approaches.
Public showing of water color bird paintings by Dr. George Miksch Sutton scheduled for Sunday July 18 at Glen Arven Country Club. Garden Clubs of Thomasville sponsor the 2 to 6 p.m. event to support the Garden Clubs building fund.
Reservations for the annual Fourth of July bridge tournament are due by Wednesday per Mrs. Mra Lindsey chairwoman. Enterants should contact Mrs. Lindsey at 268-R or Mrs. W. D Jones at 409-R or Mrs. Ben W Twitty at 1707-3 to enter. The three day event runs Thursday to Saturday starting at 2:30 p.m. Prizes and refreshments will be provided.
SGT LOUIE H HICKS JR of Ochlocknee is expected to return from Korea under the Army rotation plan. He entered the Army in August 1950 and has served 18 months with Company C 453rd Engineers Construction Battalion.
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