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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1973
Page
3
Cadet Ret. TIM EDWARD ECKBERG, a Thomasville freshman, won the ROTC Sharpshooter medal at a rifle qualification scoring 234 of 300 in .22 calibre. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd E. Eckberg of 527 EF Jefferson Sr.
A reader asks how to tactfully address a new neighbor's filthy apartment and lingering odor. Abigail Van Buren says there is no subtle way to request cleanliness. if the friendship matters, just keep declining their invitations.
Dear Heloise describes using eight window spaces and an old aluminum Christmas tree to craft eight wreaths. Four branches per wreath are arranged as half circles, wired together, wrapped with a red ribbon, and adorned with ornaments.
Group 4 of the Baptist Women at Pavo Baptist Church held a Christmas party and monthly meeting at the Dorming home. They enjoyed a buffet, games led by Miss Lorene Castleberry, and exchanged gifts beneath a decorated tree. Mrs. Harles N. Earnest presided as Mrs. James H. Matthews read scripture and prayer, with an offering for foreign missions.
Mrs. Benny Dixon and son Greg of Hawkinsville visited her parents the Scotts. H O Turner returned from Panacea cottage. Dick Furney is a patient at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital. Mickey Sholar of Cairo visited his mother Sholar. Mrs Rick Fowler and son Matthew of Athens visited Johnsons. Nancy Parrish of Cordele spent weekend with Parrish family and attended the Rountree Adams wedding. Olive Morrell new Pavo resident on Harris Street. Mandy Mathews at home after Archbold Memorial Hospital tonsillectomy. E V Palmer attended a teacher meeting in Atlanta. S A Davis visited daughter Glover family in Tifton. Don Hummel and daughter Heather of Orlando guests of Parrish family. Burton Sloan recuperating from eye surgery.
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