Daily Horoscope Highlights by Carroll Righter
Blue Monday warning advises objectivity and calm to avoid panic. Aries urged to organize tasks and help others. Taurus faces criticism but should ignore disruption. Gemini advised to finish current work before pursuing new ventures with caution. Moon Child focuses on realistic plans and new outlets paying off. Virgo calls for cooperation and objective problem solving. Libra should clear small tasks to gain freedom for bigger plans. Scorpio warned against overspending and to present best appearance. Sagittarius recommends improving home life and budgeting. Capricorn urged to stay focused on duties and study data. Aquarius notes profits from research and prudent repairs. Pisces says face troubles directly and ask questions. Caution about ventures and uneven guidance across signs.
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Aries
Taurus
P.M
Gemini
Moon Children
Oswald Slaying Upends Dallas as Ruby Fires
Oswald is killed by Jack Ruby as Kennedy assassination chaos erupts in Dallas. Gov. Connally wounded and Oswald's death prompts federal probes and public demand for full truth. Ruby faces murder charge, Wade pledges strong pursuit of conviction. Oswald died at Parkland Hospital after transfer to maximum security cell.
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Texas
John Connally
Oswald
Dallas
J. D. Tippit
Ruby
Johnson
FBI
Atty
Henry Wade
Pres Ment
Moscow
Imm
Wade
Kennedy
Tippit
Fowever
Sid
Wiegin
Texas School Book Depository
City Hall
Dallas County
Nation Grieves as Kennedy Is Laid to Rest
Mrs Kennedy and Caroline stood by the flag draped coffin in the Capitol as Chief Justice Warren eulogized the late President urging love and mercy. Senators Mansfield and McCormack praised his leadership while John Jr. helped, though briefly, before being led away on his third birthday.
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FBI
Oswald
Dallas
Jack Ruby
Farr Warren
Senate
Mike Mansfield
House
John W. McCormack
White House
McCormack
John Jr
Mrs Furlough Dies In Thomasville Area
Mrs Julia Dismuke Furlough wife of Ed M Furlough of 592 N Dawson St died at Archbold Memorial Hospital after a short illness. Born October 12 1904 in Thomasville she was a First Presbyterian member and a Thomasville High School graduate. Funeral Tuesday at First Presbyterian with Rev G B Munro officiating burial in Laurel Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Funeral arrangements by Whiddon’s Funeral Home.
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Julia Dismuke Furlouch
Ed M. Furlough
N. Dawson St
Archbold Memorial Hospital
First Presbyterian Church
G. B. Munro
Laurel Hill Cemetery
E. H. Krewson
C. W. McKinnon
W. FE. Blackman
Chester Cooper
R. L. Braddy, Jr
Robert Flowers
Furlough
Thomasville
Fred D
Daisy Scott Dismuke
Washington Seminary
Atlanta
Whiddon
Mrs. W. R. King Rites Held in Spring Hill Church
Mrs. W. R. King 70 of Miami and formerly Grady County died Saturday in a Miami hospital. Funeral services Wednesday at Spring Hill Methodist Church with Dekle Funeral Home in charge. She was born 1893 in Whigham, daughter of Francis Madison and Mary Cox, moved from Grady County to Miami in 1924, and is survived by her husband W. R. King two daughters two sisters and two grandchildren.
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W. R. King
Miami
Grady County
Springhill Methodist Church
Springhill
Dekle Funeral Home
King
Whigham
Francis Madison
Mary Elizabeth Cox
Methodist Church
W.R. King
Catra
John Carlson
Howard Parish
Harry Wick
J. C. Harrison
Thomasville
Calendar of Evening Meetings and Events
TODAY ART CLASS at Youth Center 7 p m Exchange Club ladies night at Wheeling and Dealing Camp 7 p m City Commission at Municipal Building 7 30 p m Moose Lodge at Carroll Hill home 8 p m Tuesday Bible Class at Y M C A 7 30 p m Jaycees at Scott Hotel 8 p m Elks Lodge at Elks Club 7 p m Odd Fellows at IOOF Hall 7 p m Duplicate Club at Glen Arven 7 p m
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Youth Center
Exchange Club
Wheeling
City Commission
Municipal Building
Moose Lodge
Carroll Hill
YMCAL
Jaycees
Scott Hotel
Elks Lodge
Elks Club
ODD Fellows
Ioof Hall
Duplicate Club
Glen Arven
Guard Drill Postponed For National Mourning
The Guard has postponed its regular drill to 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Armory. Capt. Harris A. Dollar, commanding officer, cited the day of national mourning in memory of President John F. Kennedy as the reason for the postponement.
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Harris A. Dollar
P.m
John F. Kennedy
Thomasville National Guard
Harris A Dollar
Weekend arrests in Thomasville total twenty two
City Police said over the past weekend twenty two persons were arrested in Thomasville. Two individuals were charged by Lt Joe Lane with possessing and selling nontax paid liquor. Horace Reneau Gilbert Hotel and Minnie Cole 39 of 321 Pine St among those named. Deputy Sheriff C A Rehberg assisted in Reneau s remark. Eight people faced liquor law violations and eleven faced traffic ordinance violations.
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Thomasville
Joe Lane
Horace Reneau
Gilbert
Minnie Cole
Pine St
C. A. Rehberg
Reneau
Wrecks Reported In City No Injuries In Weekend Crashes
Police reported two weekend crashes with no injuries. John H Croley 209 Colton Ave was sideswiped by a hit run driver in the 100 block of N Broad St. In a separate crash Sally McMillen 332 Campbell St and Arthur Jones 311 McLean St collided in the 500 block of W Jackson St with no charges filed.
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Henry Covington
John H Croley
Colton Ave
N. Broad St
Sally McMillen
Campbell St
Arthur Jones
McLean St
W. Jackson St
Hadley Receives Air Force Commendation Medal
Air Force Staff Sergeant James R. Hadley of Thomasville earned the USAF Commendation Medal for outstanding performance as a supply supervisor at Westover AFB Massachusetts. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Dennis Hadley and currently serves with the 456th Supply Squadron at Beale AFB California.
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Air Force
James R. Hadley
Thomasville
USAF
Westover Afb
Mass
Hadley
Dennis Hadley
456Th
Beule Afb
Calif
City Commission to Hold Public Hearing on Parnell Street Payment
City Commission will meet at City Hall for a 7:30 p.m. public hearing on compensation to property owners for Parnell Street work. Estimated cost set at 3.22 dollars per front foot. Mayor Lilly announced the meeting despite offices being closed in tribute to President Kennedy. meeting open to the public.
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R. M. Lilly
John F. Kennedy
Parnell St
City Hall
Albany Woman Hurt in Wreck East of Meigs
A 40 year old Albany housewife Mrs Katherine Fuller was injured in a two car collision about a half mile east of Meigs. She was admitted to Howard Hospital Pelham with head injuries while riding as a passenger in a car driven by her husband James W Fuller who turned left into a private drive and allegedly into the path of a car driven by Alvie Cox 21 of Pelham Damage to both cars was estimated at 225 dollars.
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Meigs
Albany
Here
Rait
Katherine Fuller
Howard Hospital
Pelham
Troy A. Hardin
James W. Fuller
Hardin
Fuller
Alvie Cox
Memorial observances mark passing of President
Local townspeople and organizations observe a somber day of mourning for the President. Churches hold Requiem Mass and Memorial Eucharist while business closures enable public viewing of funeral events on television. Locals express sorrow in prayers, memorial messages arrive from veteran groups, and community leaders discuss impact.
District Court authors sentences in Georgia term
Judge J Robert Elliott divided nearly 31 years of sentences among 11 defendants in the November term of the S District Court Middle District of Georgia ending Friday. Hurst six months jail for illicit whisky still. Givines nine months plus six months parole violation. Cray two years. Granger one year one day prison suspended five years probation. Martin three years probation. Benton and Jones one year one day prison each. Eagerton five years probation for issuing forging and passing a U S government check. Copeland five years probation. Green three years probation. McDonald three years probation. Fielder and Shaw Jr acquitted on federal liquor law charges.
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J. Robert Elliott
S. District Court
Middle District of Georgia
Homer Ronald Hurst
Earnest Raymond Givines
James Alden Cray
John Thonas Granger
Gene Phillip Martin
Betty Ruth Benton
Willie Mack Jones
Charles Eagerton
U. S
Horace William Copeland
William
Nicholas Green
Clifford McDonald
William A. Fielder
James
Weather map shows Thomasville area showers Tuesday
Cloudy showers expected for Thomasville area Tuesday as a rain front moves in. Winds easterly 6 to 12 mph with a five day outlook near normal temperatures 46 to 67 and moderate rainfall on Tuesday and Friday.
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Thomasville
Two Juveniles Sentenced for Desecration in Boston
Two boys aged 13 and 15 were sentenced in Thomas County Juvenile Court to indefinite terms at the State Training School for malicious vandalism. Police Chief Dr. Nick Sbarra said their names were withheld under Georgia law. They admitted stealing a gallon of green paint and using it to desecrate gravel at the Boston Cemetery after taking it from the swimming pool clubhouse.
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Thomas County Juvenile Court
State Training School
Nick) Sbarra
Sbarra
Boston
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