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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1960

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Enrollment Near Record Figures at Pelham Schools

Pelham Public Schools begin 1960 61 term with enrollment near record levels. Pelham High welcomes 425 on day one with up to 25 more expected, boosted by Meigs transfers. Five new teachers join the high school staff, while elementary enrollment sits near last year.

Pelham Pelham Public Schools Pelham High School Meigs High School Thomas County Mitchell County R. R. Arrington van Layson Claude Rickman Thomas Gentry Robert’ Malchus D. D. Morrison Pelham Schools G. A. Scruggs Chester Shelnutt

Hendon Chubb Dies at 86 in Mass at Summer Home

Hendon Chubb, 86, of West Orange New Jersey and longtime Chubb & Son head, died Saturday at his Mishaum Point summer home Massachusetts. He helped form the U S Bureau of War Risks Insurance and led marine insurance ventures including the American Marine Hull Insurance Syndicate. He married Alice Lee in 1898. survived by second wife Marian Knight Garrison two sons Percy and Thomas and a daughter Mrs J Russell Parsons.

South Darymouth Mass Hendon Chubb West Orange N.J Mishaum Point Chubb Thomasville Chubb & Son., Inc New York City Sheffield Scientific School Yale American Marine Hull Insurance Syndicate American Institute of Marine Underwriters Alice Lee Marian Knight Garrison Percy Chester Thomas C Green Which Conn J. Russell Parsons

No Account of Kid Tastes Ingestions Cited

Dr. Martha Slyric treats children with swallowed nonfood items such as bottle caps earrings and electric fuses She notes children act omnivorous The discussion mentions Thomasville and a hospital board member resigning as investment committee chair but remaining a trustee.

Thomasville Archbold Memorial Hospital

Calendar of Evening Clubs and Classes

Today events include Pilots Club at Ellis home 16 30 p m Post 81 and Auxiliary at Legion Home 7 30 p m Legion Post 222 at Post Home 7 30 p m Naval Reserves at National Guard Armory 8 p m Odd Fellows at IOOF Hall 8 p m Ceramics Class at Youth Center 8 p m Wednesday Ceramics Class at Youth Center 10 a m Bridge Lecture at Y M C A 7 15 p m Art Class at Youth Center 7 30 p m AMVETS Executive Committee at Post 32 home 8 p m Duplicate Bridge Club at Y M C A 8 15 p m Rotary Club at Glen Arven 1 p m Thursday Luncheon at Garden Center 1 p m Kiwanis Club of Thomas County at Post 31 home 6 30 p m Lions Club at Dodson s Grill 7 30 p m Home League at the Salvation Army 7 30 p m Alcoholics Anonymous at Presbyterian Fellowship Hall 8 p m Post 222 Auxiliary at Legion Home p m

Pilot Club Ellis Legion Home Legion Post Post Home Naval Reserves National Guard Armory ODD Fellows Ioof Hall Youth Center Y.mc.a Amvets Post Duplicate Bridge Club Y.M.C.A Rotary Club Glen Arven Garden Center Kiwanis Club Thomas County

Sixth graders plan picnic provisions and space trip dream

Mrs. Cynthia Miller asks her sixth graders to list picnic provisions. Jackie Stratford imagines a space trip needing 584 ham sandwiches, 764 cakes and 500 cakes and pies for an interplanetary journey.

Des Moines Cynthia Miller Jackie Stratford Outer Space

Former Fireman Takes to the Air at Thomasville Airport

Former Thomasville fireman turned airport manager eight years ago now oversees a growing base of 24 aircraft and nearly 1,000 transit planes yearly. The facility, expanded since 1952, earns over 200000 in fuel revenue last year and aims for 300000 this year, with 60 to 100 foreign visits monthly as hunting season nears.

Sam Clarke Thomasville Shelley Mash Mash United States Canada Herschell Snuggs Snuggs

Georgia Surpasses One Million Housing Units

Georgia's housing stock climbs to 1 175 million units ranking 15th nationally and 5th in the Southeast. Atlanta adds 60 515 since 10 years ago reaching 155 045 units while Smyrna Forest Park and Warner Robins post the largest percentage gains.

Atlanta Georgia Southeast Florida North Carolina U.S. Department of Commerce

Tunic takes center stage in new sportswear line

New York reports the tunic, once famed in ancient Greece and Robin Hood eras, returns as fall sportswear. A corduroy sleeveless hip length tunic with belt pairs with matching tapered pants and a printed shirt for a coordinated casual look, Turner Toys president Lawson Turner Jr. says.

New York Greece Robin Hood Lawson W. Turner Jr Turner Toys

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