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17 Sep 1956
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1956
Page
1
A fragment mentions Stegall and Powell in connection with a dele case. The unreadable text limits details but positions both individuals as central figures in the item.
A fragment notes a party or travelers from Havana visiting friends in a station area. It mentions spending two days or portions of time, but details are incomplete.
The notice notes town relatives and friends in a wedding near Jacksonville with guests Dave Talbert and Mrs C Ward from Phoenix, and mentions a weekend visit by Mr and Mrs A and Annie Wright with plans for a celebration.
Lieut and Mrs Jack Lewis Langille wed at Dawson Street Baptist Church with Rev Judson LeCroy officiating. The bride Mass Barbara Janet Hughes is from Thomasville and the couple will reside in Oscoda Michigan after September 24.
Doris Reid Holton daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Holton of Thomasville married John Franklin Selph of Pavo at a ceremony held Saturday afternoon at the bride's parents home on Belmont Drive. Rev Curtis Eason officiated. Best man was Nell Clark of Pavo and Gould Clark of Waynesboro served as usher. The bride wore a mist blue suit with white accessories and wore a shoulder corsage. The couple will reside at 2881 Spencerport Road Rochester New York. A reception followed the ceremony and they left for a Florida wedding trip.
Quitman reports numerous area students leaving in days ahead to begin or resume programs at universities and colleges. Names span University of Georgia, Florida A and M, Valdosta State, Gordon Military College, Georgia Tech, Emory, NC State, Auburn, Maryland, and others, with programs in nursing pharmacy medicine and business.
Members of the Glen Arven Women s Golf Association will hold a party tomorrow at the home of Mrs. L H Singletary Boxhall Plantation. They will gather at 10 30 a m for a swimming party and bring their own sandwiches for a lunch beside the pool. Regular lesson meetings resume Sept 25 at 10 a m at Glen Arven Country Club with John Walter s teaching and members bringing their own lunches. Dr Wahi is president this year. They plan a short time at their summer home in Highlands before returning.
fragments indicate admissions at Archbold Memorial Hospital including Arthur Price Willam McMath Thomasville and Mrs Charles Middleton Blakely along with Mrs Leonard Carter and others on a Sunday.
Meigs Parent-Teacher Association will hold its first regular meeting of the fall term on September 19 at 3 30 p m in the school library.
A teaspoon of Worcester shire sauce can be stirred into a pound of ground meat for flavorful hamburgers. This small addition helps balance richness and enhances the beef with a subtle tang.
The Anville Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution announces Constitution Week events. On Wednesday at 9 45 a.m. Rev George Shirley will speak on The Constitution over WETG as Mayor Meeth Varsedee reads a proclamation. On Thursday at 5 15 p.m. over WPAX Mrs Wilbur Milton and Bob Wailer present a program with Walker students.
Cubmaster David Perlman aims for full attendance as Pack 314 kicks off the new season with a field day and picnic at 5 30 p m tomorrow at the Clark Thread Mill playground.
Stork Club reports several Thomasville families celebrating births at Archbold Memorial Hospital. David Cochran arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott Jr. weighing 6 pounds 9 ounces. Gordon Franklin joined Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Knapp Jr. at 7 pounds 6 ounces, with two half sisters Cheri and Markle Kemp. A son born Sept 16 to Mr. and Mrs. Guy Harrell in Whigham completes the notice.
A son was born on Sunday at Archbold Memorial Hospital. The newborn joins the family in good health and happiness as relatives celebrate the new arrival.
Funeral services were held at 10 30 am today from the Chapel of E G W Cox Sons Funeral Home for bride George Smith who died at age 76 in Bainbridge. The obituary notes she led a long life with ties to the local community.
The Gift and Garden shop operated by the Thomasville Garden Club in the new center offers varied small gifts and gardening items. Center hostess Mrs. J C Pringle and volunteers staff the shop, which has run for three months and is expanding. Gardeners will find vases in pottery, china, crystal and brass plus dried flower materials and grape arrangements in demand.
Thirty Thomasville Legion Auxiliary members from Posts 222 and 222 auxiliary attended a district meeting in Bainbridge led by Cliff Arline district commander. Mrs. Janie Lawhorn conducted the session with attendees including Mrs. Harold Hodgeson and Mrs. John Crawford. Plans for the year, fundraising and horticultural activities were outlined, including a garden club shop and Thursday luncheon series to fund construction costs.
Today at 7 p m First Baptist Brotherhood dinner 7 30 p m Cancer Society unit at Hotel Scott 8 p m Idea Exchange Club Youth Center 8 p m Rebekah Lodge IOOF Hall Tuesday 10 30 a m Women Golfers Association Boxhall Plantation 12 30 p m Civitan Plaza Cafe 1 p m Exchange Hotel 6 30 p m Pilot Club Home of Mrs Margaret Titus 8 p m East Side PTA school auditorium 8 p m Odd Fellows IOOF Hall 8 p m Co D 306th Eng Bn US Army Reserve at VA Dom theater Guild board in Study Classrooms Wednesday 10 a m Idea Exchange Club Youth Center 8 p m Naval Reserves Municipal Building
William Melvin McMath, 57, retired plasterer, died Sunday at Archbold Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Funeral services set for 11 a.m. Tuesday at Whiddon's Funeral Home with Rev. Jim Willey and Rev. T. F. Callaway presiding. He was married to the former Miss Bessie Davis on November 20, 1920, who survives, along with four sons Gene, Clifford, and others.
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