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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1971
Page
3
Easy mixing yields tender muffins with tunnels avoided by gentle stir. Recipe uses cinnamon raisin bran and yields ten muffins baked in a 400 degree oven for about 20 minutes.
The Tallahassee Society of Arts and Crafts will hold a members only Christmas show and sale in the Northwood Mall lower level on Saturday December 4 from 10 a.m. to 9 30 p.m. Inclement weather prompted the venue. About forty artists and craftsmen will participate.
A Mason Bennett family reunion in Meigs featured a Thanksgiving buffet. Attendees included four Bennett brothers Carson of Miami Oscar and Dorton of Thomasville and Julian of Highlands plus three Bennett sisters Roberta Causey Ann Ryan and Juanita Edwards. Also present were William Ryan Elbert Bennett and Dean Wingard families and Roy Bennett.
Miss Gloria Kathryn Willis of Thomasville and John Joseph Cruz of Brunswick married Nov. 27 at the bride's home with close family present. The bride, a Thomasville High School graduate, will finish at Valdosta State College. The groom, a Valdosta State graduate, is the son of Mrs. Cruz Sr. and the late Mr. Cruz of Brunswick. The ceremony was by Rev. B. G. Monroe with organist Clayton Mims. A pink and white reception followed as guests traveled to Brunswick to begin their life together.
Mrs. Lawson Harvey hosted a Sunday dinner for her husband’s 67th birthday at their Meigs home. Family members from Greenville Florida Memphis Tennessee and Atlanta attended along with several gift presentations and birthday wishes.
A homemaker catalogs poems and proverbs on a kitchen bulletin board changing monthly. Readers share practical tips from DIY croutons to gravy cubes and clever toddler wakeups, plus family anecdotes about alarms and a lonesome puppy.
Garrison-Pilcher Elementary School P.T.O. sponsors a fish fry on December 3 from 5 to 8 p.m. at the school cafeteria. Plates are $1.25 and include fish cheese grits slaw hush puppies and dessert. Drive-in take-out will be available and in cafeteria dining David Ellis and the Harvester Quartet provide live entertainment.
The Dunlap Group 4-H Club met in the Susie H Dunlap Elementary School cafeteria. President Sammy Beasley led the pledge and motto. Pamela Bussey and Beth Bonner led songs. Present were Miss Linda Hiscock and Harmon Griner who spoke on how to give a demonstration.
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