Erickson Rites Honor Hazel Sophia Erickson R N
LEMINGA Michigan Miss Hazel Sophia Erickson R N 67 died at home May 22 after a cerebral hemorrhage. Services held in Memorial Chapel with Rev Paul Heideman officiating burial in Liminga Cemetery. Survived by sisters Dr Mary Josephine Ferguson Thomasville Georgia Mrs Hilma J Makinen Hancock and Mrs Helen Hurley Liminga and brother Carl G Erickson Detroit plus nieces and nephews.
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Leminga
Mich
Hazel Sophia Erickson
R. N
Memorial Chapel
Paul Heideman
Buria
Liminga
Miss Erickson
Mary Josephine Ferguson
Thomasville
Hancock
Hancock High School
the Flower Fifth Avenue Nurses’ Training School
New York City
Ferguson
Hilma J. Makinen
Helen Hurley
Graveside rites for Mrs. Margaret Jones planned in Tallahassee
Services set for 4 p m today at Sunset Memory Gardens for Margaret Jones former Thomasville resident who died Thursday. Rev Gene Rutland to officiate J A Culleys and Bons Funeral Home in charge. Survivors include daughters Mrs J B Gould Mrs H E Miller and Mrs B M Miller a son Z P Jones Jr two brothers and two sisters and 14 grandchildren. Graveside rites for Thomas A Windham WWI veteran will be held 1 30 p m Saturday at Laurel Hill Cemetery with Dekle Funeral Home in charge.
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Tallahassee
Margaret Jones
Thomas A. Windham
Augusta
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Dekle Funeral Home
Russell Urnes Using A Bomb and Viet Nam Policy
Georgia Senator Richard B. Russell, 67, said he would use the biggest bomb necessary in Viet Nam if the Chinese forces advance, while recuperating at home. He endorsed Johnson's Dominican Republic troop deployment and predicted a long path to democracy there. He criticized voting rights bills and endorsed states’ rights on desegregation.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Richard B. Russell
Viet Nam
Russell
Winder, Ga
Johnson
Dominican Republic
Congress
Georgian Killed In Maine Car Crash
James E. Smith 71 of Rome Georgia was killed when his small foreign car left Route 9 on a curve and struck a pole He was a serviceman at Brunswick Naval Air Station in Maine.
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Lisbon
Maine
James E. Smith
Rome
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Horoscope for Saturday May 22 1965 by Carroll Righter
Readings advise patience and orderly scheduling for all signs. Aries advises caution with local friends. Taurus urged moral conduct and prudent finances. Gemini seeks big-idea approval. Moon Children should align allies with detail. Leo offers partnership but avoid money talks. Virgo notes cautious changes. Libra prioritizes work then socializing. Scorpio favors family business talks. Sagittarius warns against risky schemes. Capricorn suggests repairs and study. Aquarius seeks light recreation. Pisces gains home support for aims.
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Carroll Righter
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
Virgo
Calendar of Local Meetings and Social Events
Today Eastern Star hosts at the Masonic Building at 8 p.m. Carrousel Garden Club holds a birthday supper at Garden Center at 7 p.m. Saturday AMVETS Dance at Post Home at 9 p.m. Monday City Commission meets at Municipal Building at 7 30 p.m. Moose Lodge gathering at Carro Hill home at 8 p.m.
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Eastern Star
Masonic Building
Carrousel Garden Club
Garden Center
Amvets
Post
City Commission
Moose Lodge
Carro! Hill
Soil Stewardship Week Opens With Local Observances
National Soil Stewardship Week begins Sunday with Georgia Governor Sanders designating May 23 to 30. Churches will host soil stewardship services led by Rev. Rutledge E. Courtney. Soil Conservation Service coordinates programs for schools and communities. In Thomas County since 1964, the Middle South Georgia Soil and Water Conservation District reports eight farm ponds, nine acres of grassed water ways, eight miles of terracing, 33 new conservation plans, 450 acres of tree planting, and 2,000 feet of drainage ditches.
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Carl E. Sanders
Georgia
Rutledge E. Courtney
Dawson St. Baptist Church
Soil Conservation Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Johnny Eubanks
Thomas County
Middle South Georgia Soil and Water Conservation District
Daughter Of Policeman Burned In Bath At Home
Anita Rae Goff, 10 months old, sustained second degree burns after turning on a hot water faucet during a tub bath at 206 Cecil Blvd In Thomasville. Father Clinton Goff found her in two inches of water with scalding water on her body The child was listed in fair condition at Archbold Memorial Hospital.
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Thomasville
Cecil Bt
Pts
Clinton Goff
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Anita Rae
Textile Workers Get Pay Raises Across Georgia Firms
Three Georgia companies Fulton Cotton Mills in Atlanta Riegel Textile Corp in Trion and Dundee Mills in Griffin announced summer pay raises averaging five percent for textile workers. The move follows Greenwood Mills in South Carolina which had announced a similar increase earlier this week.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Fulton Cotton Mills
Riegel Textile Corp
Trion
Dundee Mills
Griffin
Greenwood Mills
South Carolina
The Stars Impel They Do Not Compel
A reflective passage on personal agency and creativity, stressing that future methods arise from new ideas and the offspring of parents. It emphasizes that life choices shape outcomes and that individual effort largely determines destiny.
Train derails eight cars near LaGrange in Alabama line incident
A freight train on the Atlantic Coast Line derailed eight cars of a 94-car consist near Lee's Crossing, LaGrange, as it moved from Birmingham to Manchester. No injuries were reported and crews worked to clear the tracks Thursday.
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Lagrange, Ca
Atlantic Coast Line
Lee’s Crossing
Manchester
Birmingham
Ala
Visiting engineers tour AMH power plant
A chief engineer at AMH led visiting engineers on a tour of the power plant. A 2 year old Thomasville woman and her 15 month old daughter were slightly injured in a two car crash at Ga 122 and U S 19. The mother and child had lip injuries and the child a knee contusion, both dismissed after treatment.
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AMH
Thomasville
Ga. 122
U. S. 19
H. E. Knight
Ann Shirley Council
Jorce Drive
Lodge celebrates 88th anniversary at Providence church
Lodge Celebrates its 88th anniversary and the fourth anniversary of Worship Master Rev Lamar Thomas at Providence Missionary Baptist Church. The 3 p.m. Sunday program includes a devotion by the Craft, welcome by Rev A J Atkinson, lodge history by Past Master Thomas, a solo by Washington Virgil and a sermon. Refreshments will follow.
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Stone Lodge No
Lamar Thomas
Providence Missionary Baptist Church
A. J. Atkinson
Lodge
Thomas
Washington Virgil
Deserving Student Award Idea From Local Jewelry Owner
Jim Pettigrew of Jim's Jewelry Store proposes new awards for students from Central High Tville High Magnolia High and Douglass High. He suggests categories such as most deserving dropout and hardest worker who barely made it with summer school potential. The awards would be issued in his name from 104 N Madison St Thomasville Ga.
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cCentral High
T'ville High
Magnolia High
Douglass High
James F. Pettigrew
Jim
N. Madisson St. Thomasville
Faculty Desegregation In Valdosta Moves For Four Grades
Valdosta Georgia AP The Lowndes County Board of Education will desegregate four grades next fall to qualify for federal funds totaling about 90000. Pupils in first eighth ninth and twelfth grades may attend schools near their homes on a voluntary basis with transfers allowed. Five more grades to desegregate in 1966 and three in 1967.
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Valdosta
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Revlon
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S. Broad St
Dial
LaGrange
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Times-Enterprise
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