14 Nov 1963
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1963
Page
1
Shirley Newsome wins the 1963 Miss Climax High title in a close Junior Class beauty revue sponsored by the Future Farmers of America. Joyce Musgrove and Betty Bearden are runners up among 39 contestants from primary to senior groups judged by local community members.
Thomasville city schools observe American Education Week with an East Side Elementary open house led by Principal Charles Green. Parents will join 8:40 a.m. assembly featuring fifth graders under Mrs. Jack Pope, tour classrooms, and dine in the cafeteria.
Members of the Order of Eastern Star host a harvest supper on Friday at 6 30 p m with a Thanksgiving theme. Mrs Harvey M L Young oversees arrangements for the covered dish meal and a Thanksgiving program at 8 p m during the regular meeting.
Mrs. H. W. Reese of Atlanta arrives in Thomasville to stay with her daughter Mrs. R E Pierson and family for several days. Miss Rosalie Keyton of Washington DC comes for a two week visit to Mr. and Mrs. J W Keyton, accompanied by her brother John Keyton of Washington visiting their son and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Keyton.
Thomasville residents admitted Wednesday include Mrs. William Leonard Wood Mrs. Bessie S Knight Mrs Eva M Crawford and Mrs Margaret L Williams Also admitted were Wes J Wesley Nobles of Barwick Mrs D Grinnells of Monticello Fla for year old Terry L Thompson of Moultrie and Ronnie Glenn Welch of Pia
Meigs community youths form the Meigs Community 4-H Club with 23 members on the rolls. Leaders Mrs. Tom Smith Rev. Charles Easom and Mrs. Roy Collins preside at the organizational meeting. A slate for officer nomination includes June Boutwell Leroy Collins and Michael Proctor. Meetings set for the second Tuesday of each month at 4 pm at the school.
Harper Elementary School marked Veterans Day with students presenting reports on wars involving the United States and sketches of historical figures. Emcees Debbie Reynolds and Howell Hogan introduced speakers and recited poems as posters illustrated major conflicts.
Readers share varied advice on intercultural marriage and family values. A young Mexican girl asks whether to marry an Irishman when her family disapproves, while Abby cautions that appearance and ethnicity need not dictate compatibility.
Newark 4 H Club met at the Baptist Mission with 35 members present. Carolyn Willis led in giving demonstrations and distributing information booklets while Jo on Haskins showed a safety film and announced a rifle club for junior and senior boys and girls. December demonstrations were planned by Willis Ganyard Jones and Ridley.
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