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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1963
Page
2
DAR ABBY addresses conflicts in family life and social boundaries. A tired grandmother seeks guidance on letting young mothers have space while dealing with visiting grandparents. Advice suggests clear limits and emergency help only. Other questions cover a friendship with an older married woman and a kissing incident at an anniversary party with guidance to resolve by direct communication.
Mr and Mrs Paul L Sellers plan to reside on Route 2 Cairo after their honeymoon at Lookout Mountain Tennessee following a marriage at the bride s family home The bride Victoria Turnbull granddaughter of Mrs A M Latimer and late Mr and Mrs R W Turnbull wore navy and pearl jewelry The groom s parents are named and the ceremony was performed by Rev Roy Thomas in a living room altar with decorative candles A bridal party and cake service followed with note of the hosting family members and attendants.
Big Creek Baptist Church Women’s Missionary Union members held a Christmas gathering at Mrs. J. B. Sherrod’s home with 18 guests. Gift exchanges, carol singing and games preceded refreshments served by hosts including Mrs. Sherrod and co-hostesses. Winners were Mrs. O. J. NeSmith and Mrs. E. N. Parramore. President Mrs. Hubert Gardner led scripture reading and prayer. A brief session elected members to supply church flowers for the coming year.
Cairo High School senior Dale Strickland of the Pride of Dixie band has been named to the United States High School Band for 1964. Director Tommy Greenhaw announced the honor, noting her academic excellence and leadership roles. The 100-member ensemble will perform in New York City and at the 1964 Lions International convention in Toronto before broader engagements.
Mr and Mrs James W Harding of 612 East Clay Street Thomasville announce the birth of a son on Monday December 23 at Archbold Memorial Hospital Mrs Harding is formerly Miss Opal Jarrell.
Andy Rehberg presided in the absence of Marcus Collier as the Little Ochilochnee 4-H Club held its December meeting. The group sang carols after a devotional and prayer, with Carol Collier providing a secretarial report. Demonstrations on agronomy and forestry were given by Billy Long and Bob Roberson, and advisor Don Haskins discussed a trip to the national 4-H Congress with state winners.
Ronnie Benton performed with Ruth DeVane as pianist in an accompanying role for a Gultar program. The phrasing suggests a music recital or concert context featuring Benton and DeVane in collaborative performance.
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