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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1972
Page
12
A recipe for Date-Bottom Banana Cream Pie suited for graduation celebrations. It describes filling with date puree and banana custard on a baked crust, with steps for dates, milk, sugar, flour, egg yolk, butter, vanilla, bananas and whipped cream, plus chilling and garnish.
Two senior Home Economics students at Thomasville High, Eddie Johnson and Nancy Ellis, completed notable sewing projects. Eddie crafted a tailored men's suit for a Junior Senior prom, planning formal tailoring studies at Savannah State and a future shop. Nancy produced dressy garments and many children's outfits, including a hand smocked dress.
The Times Enterprise announces engagement notices must be notarized on the newspaper form available at the office. Typewritten or legible printed text is required. Black and white glossy photos accepted with fees based on size. No charge for engagement or wedding announcements. no photo returns or guaranteed release dates. invitations not permitted with notices.
A collage of reader questions and home hints appears from the June 1 1972 issue. Tips include using nut meat to buff guitar scratches, saving stale biscuits as bread crumbs with milk and eggs, clipping drapes with a plastic clothespin, numbering screens to aid winter reassembly, and DIY spray painting bread pans for window sill planters.
A family shares affection for bread pudding and enjoys making this comforting dessert together. The conversation centers on baking, flavors, and cherished memories around the dish.
At Thomasville High a first period Foods for the Family unit featured five boys among Home Economics students preparing and serving punch cookies and sandwiches. Mrs. Mary Moye taught the class which included sixteen boys planning menus and taking turns serving. Noted students Reginald Davis Wilbur Brooks and Charlie Walden praised for their work as peers described several reasons boys joined courses. The tea marked a goal of women’s liberation as men learn traditional female duties.
Scott Elementary School second grader Robert Jefferson, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Jefferson, has a poem printed among his creative writings. He is in Mrs Gloria Barkers class. The Flower describes a seed growing into a flower with simple verses and questions about growth.
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