02 Apr 1968
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1968
Page
1
A reader asks Dear Abby about dating a widow with a reputation and another letters discuss marriage pressures. The column answers advise against keeping a secret affair and urges marriage or ending the relationship.
A reader is instructed to mail items to Abby care of the Thom asville Times Enterprise at P O Box 650 in Thomasville Georgia 81752. The note specifies routing through the local newspaper office for delivery.
Readers share practical hacks from pressing with waxed paper to removing stains with onion juice. A method uses a rolling pin washed with salt. Another tip covers using a kitchen net for burgers and freeing space with a tall bookcase in a large kitchen.
Linda Ruth Roberts to wed Allan Scott in Selma Alabama. Ms Roberts daughter of the late Mrs. Henry Roberts and Mrs. Altie Meltingly of Selma and Talladega native, a First Honor Student at Parrish High and University of Alabama sorority member. Allan Scott son of Mr. and Mrs. Hyr Mott of Selma and talladega area, Western Kentucky alum, Gamma Chi member. Wedding set for June 29 at Elkdale Baptist Church Selma.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gilmore Ford announce the engagement of their daughter Betsy to Peter Robert Perpall of Falmouth Massachusetts son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B Perpall of Falmouth The bride to be is a Mitchell County High School and University of Georgia graduate and sorority member The couple plans a June 29 wedding at the Camilla Methodist Church.
Thomas A. Kinchen and William J. Brumbley of Thomasville make the Dean's List for winter quarter at Georgia Southern College Statesboro. Gary Boyd of Blackshear, formerly Thomasville, is one of three winners of the first Douglas Music Club Scholarships to South Georgia College Douglas. Katherine Elaine Smith of Thomasville is named to the Dean's List at the Henry W. Grady School of Journalism, University of Georgia, for winter quarter.
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