04 Jan 1965
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1965
Page
1
A reader asks about aging lovers and long hair versus opinion of a husband. Another writes about a cleaner who may claim pregnancy and finances. Abby advises on pregnancy proof and legal rights while noting dangers of deception.
Mrs. Curtin announces the marriage of her daughter Esther Pilkinton to Joseph Ross Chapman Jr. in Ringgold Georgia at First Baptist Church. Rev L Don Duvall performed the ceremony with a small family gathering. Esther is employed by General Electric in Atlanta. Joseph is a 1959 Pensacola High School graduate with a Georgia Tech degree in industrial management and is commissioned as a US Marine Corps second lieutenant. They plan to live in Pensacola after February 1 and he begins pilot training.
A December 27 ceremony at Dawson Street Baptist Church joined Miss Jan Oates daughter of Mr and Mrs Gene Oates of Albany Road to Sergeant Frank D Jones son of Mr and Mrs Leroy Jones of Route 1 Thomasville. Rev R E Courtney officiated.
Miss Carol Collins and Dr. James McGlamory wed in a Tallahassee ceremony Sunday Jan 2 at Trinity Church. The church featured white chrysanthemums and gladioli with candlelight. Attendants wore white gowns with red rose bouquets. Organist Mrs. Ed Henderson led nuptial music and soloist Edward Strickland sang.
Personal mention notes Mr. and Mrs. Reino Aula of Minneapolis visit Dr. Mary E. Ferguson during the holidays. Carl G. Erickson and his daughter Emily of Detroit travel with Mrs. Eli Hurley and Miss Hazel Erickson who are winter guests of Dr. Ferguson.
Lunch menus list meals for Tuesday January 5 at Thomasville High East Side and Central cafeterias. Items include meat loaf with gravy and hot rolls at East Side, while Central offers hot dogs with chili, cheese and macaroni, plus peach pie and milk.
A weekly western style square dance group forms in Meigs with Cecil Putch of Pelham calling the figures. Local youths organize the event and perform to his calls at the community square.
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