08 Feb 1968
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1968
Page
1
A reader asks Abby how to tell Barney’s mother about their secret marriage and future plans. Abby notes service marriage must be on record and urges immediate discussion, suggesting the chaplain as a mediator. Also included are notes from readers on parenting joy, age and dating, and a caution about accompanying a husband on business trips.
A note instructs readers to address correspondence to Abby at the Thomasville Times Enterprise post office box 650 in Thomasville Georgia 31792 for mail delivery inquiries and official notices.
Readers share simple fixes from hydrogen peroxide for blood stains to shoe laces and elastic inserts solving common kid shoe fits. Tips cover testing colorfastness, using tissue and rags, and caution about color risk. Also notes on rust prevention for wrought iron and a quip about echoes and kindness.
A reader requests a response for Heloise at Thomasville Times Enterprise with care of F. C. Box 650 for mail back and guidance on wardrobe and domestic tips.
Adapted from French cookbooks this chestnut soup uses canned unsweetened puree condensed chicken broth and cream for a delicate first course. Whisk puree with broth water add bay leaf and celery salt simmer then stir in cream until heated through. Garnish with whipped cream and chestnuts as desired.
Valdosta offers a refresher course for inactive nurses Tuesday February 18 at 2 p.m. in Pineview General Hospital Conference Room Following a prior six week program in Thomasville. The program aims to restore inactive nurses to active status under Georgia State Nurses Association support supported by a $24 000 one year grant from Health Education and Welfare with Mary E. Cates appointed to coordinate efforts The Fifteenth District meeting will be at Colquitt County Health Department in Moultrie February 15 at 3 30 p.m.
Killarney Queen Garden Club selected Mrs. R R Maxwell librarian at Birdwood Junior College to represent Georgia homemakers in the Mrs. Georgia contest. Carousel Garden Club and Talisman Garden Club announce meetings February 9 at the Garden Center with talks on roses and garden topics.
Six Pelham High School students in the tenth grade earn NEDT certificates for top ten percent nationwide with named honorees Angela Lou Anne Fields Michael Keaton Godwin Eva Lynne Kennington Elizabeth Jeanne Long Richard Martire is Victoria Jo Thurman. Ninth graders include Rebecca Anne Cole Rhonda Diane Dummit Ronald Emory Hudson Margo Eve Lemacks Blake Forrest McBee George Robert Neuhauser Dennis Rupert Palmer and Leslie Clayton Rogers. Two eighth graders are Timothy Hill Glenn and Mary Ruth Smith.
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