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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1957

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Bainbridge Holiday House Tour Set For December 17

The Bainbridge Garden Club sponsors the second annual Holiday House Tour on Tuesday December 17 from 3 to 6 30 PM and 7 30 PM to 10 PM Tickets cost 1 each and may be bought in advance or at tour homes Guests may visit homes in any order A tea by the Talisman Circle will be served at Simmons Parlor First Methodist Church School Building during tour hours Florists will display holiday arrangements Homes include the Griffin Greene Penhallegos and Perry residences with themes Star Light Star Bright Old Southern Christmas Magnolia Christmas and A Victorian Christmas

Tor Simmons First Methodist Church Er. Ay. Griffin E. College St O. M. Greene E. Broughton “St W. K. Penhallegos

Scouts Sing Christmas Carols Thursday Night

Five Girl Scouts and Brownies from the Thomasville area will sing Christmas carols on the steps of the First Baptist Church Thursday at 7 30 p m. The groups gather at the Youth Center at 6 30 p m and march to the church where they will sing. Mrs Clyde Norwood directs the scouts. Mrs R E Pierson directs a Christmas pageant with two cast rehearsed for the skit. After the caroling and pageant the scouts return to the Youth Center for refreshments.

Sthe Thomasville First Baptist Church L. Stinson Sthey Clyde Norwood R. E. Pierson

Aluminum Lippers May Cause Fabric Damage

Damaged fabric spots and holes in cotton garments may result from aluminum zipper interaction. Research at the American Institute of Laundering cites three factors: dissimilar metals, dampness, and a conductive environment. Rolling damp garments can start a tiny electric current and chemical reaction that harms fabric.

American Institute of Laundering, Research and” Educa‘tional Kours

Cantata at First Methodist Evening Service

The First Methodist Church presented The First Christmas Night cantata by the junior choir during Sunday worship. Part I featured While Shepherds Through the Quiet Night There God Sent An Angel and Shepherds Why This Jubilee with Lee Yarbrough as soloist and The Friendly Beasts with Ethel Rae Hatfield Marion Monroe and others singing. Part II included Joseph Dearest Joseph Mild Sleep Of The Child Jesus and Joy To The World with Gayle Van Landingham and Lee Yarbrough soloists Kent Hill played the organ. Hymns opened the service with O Little Town Of Bethlehem It Came Upon The Midnight Clear. Reverend Weyman R. Cleveland gave the invocation and benediction.

First Methodist Church Bethlehem Lee Yarbrough Ethel Rae Hatfield Marion Monroe Eewin Hays Tommy ‘Hi Joseph Dearest Joseph Mild Gayle van Landingham Jesus Kent Hill

Beulah Ellabelle H. D. Club Christmas Program

Children members of the Beulah Ellabelle H. D. Club staged an impromptu program at the Meigs Community House Christmas party led by Lynette Alligood Ennis Willis Sarah Anderson Henry Anderson Faye and Anne Griffin Becky Courtney and Mrs Jim Dunne. Gifts were exchanged and a charm gift was presented to Mrs Cliff Smith who plans to move to Washington. Ophelia Smith and guests including Mr. and Mrs Jim Duren attended.

MEIGS Beulah Ellabelle H. D Meigs Com Munity House Lynette Alligood Ennis Willis Sarah Anderson Henry Anderson Faye Anne Griffin Becky Courtney Jim Dunne Cliff Smith Washington Ophelia Smith Jim Duren

Christmas cantata fills Dawson Street Methodist Church

A capacity audience attended The Christmas Song of Songs at Dawson Street Methodist Church. The program included Praise Be To God, In A Manger, There were Shepherds, Glory To God, There Came Wise Men, Where Is He, Incense Myrh and Gold, and We Have Seen His Star. Edith Dixon played organ, Iris Carroll piano, Rev. C C Edmondson opened with prayer, and the junior and intermediate choirs performed There’s A Song In The Air and Silent Night Holy Night.

Dawson Street Methodist Church Karl Conradi Lewis Burnett Tom H. Dugger Wesley Wilson J. O. Jones Myrh and Gold Edith Dixon Iris Carroll Pavo C. C. Edmondson

Post 222 Christmas Party and Gift Event Planned

Santa will arrive Friday at 7 p.m. to present gifts to children of American Legion Post 222 members at a party in the Post Home. Post 222 members and guests will celebrate Saturday from 9 p.m. to midnight with dancing to Les Stevens and his orchestra at the Post Home.

Santa Children of American Legion Post 222 Post Post 222 Les Stevens

Yuletide Decorations Contest By Junior Woman's Club

The Junior Woman's Club sponsors a Yuletide decorations contest with Xmas bells marking first second and third place in each class. The Home and Fine Arts departments coordinate entries due by Dec 21 with joint chairmen Mrs J E Sanders and Mrs Glenn Alred. Classes include doorways picture windows outdoor trees religious and miscellaneous. Out of town judges will view entries on the evening of Dec 23.

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Georgia Bainbridge Bainbridge Garden Club B. D. Funderburk First Methodist Dawson St. Methodist Helena Rubinstein the Home Department Fine Arts The J. E. Sanders Glenn Alred Inman Drug Co Decorator Westinghouse Crisp This Jackson& Madison Sts
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