Central Hi-Y Named Most Outstanding in Southwest District
Central Hi-Y club named most outstanding in the southwest district at Honor's Day ceremonies at Central High School. Palmer Voyles and Robert Allen accepted the district plaque from Thomasville YMCA official George Everett. Gamma Tri-Hi-Y of Valdosta High also honored.
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Central Hi-Y
Jimmy Gilmer
Valdosta
Central High School
George Everett
Thomasville Ymca
Palmer Voyles
Robert Allen
W. A. Watt Hi-Y
Gamma Tri-Hi-Y of
Valdosta High School
Sculley Family Reunion Hosted at New Hope Center
The annual Sculley family reunion will be held Sunday at the New Hope Community Center on Monticello Road. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Sculley Family
New Hope Community Center
Monticello Rd
Notice on Engagement Announcements Procedures
The Times Enterprise requires engagement notices to be notarized and filed on its form available at the newspaper office. Black and white glossy pictures are preferred. a 2-column image costs $4.12 and includes a follow-up wedding photo, while 1-column photos are free. The paper does not guarantee return of pictures or a release date.
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Times-Enterprise
T-E
California Peach Trees Replanted in France for Canning Plant
An American shipper uprooted 35,000 peach trees in California and air-shipped them to France where they were replanted. The trees will feed a peach canning factory being built in Nimes to secure a steady supply of American cling peaches.
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California
France
Nimes
Hints for scrapbooks beans and plastic bottle ideas
Readers share clever tips from wedding scrapbooks to quick bean cutting and floating plastic bottle markers. Pat describes a multi page bride book from wedding paper, while Avid Reader suggests using bleach bottles to mark lake stumps and Sunny notes night visibility. Nancy Lang and Terry Seidel add fertilizing advice and picnic table covers.
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Heloise
Heloise Letter to Thomasville Times-Enterprise
A reader writes to Heloise at the Thomasville Times Enterprise asking for home care tips and practical advice. The note seeks simple, proven guidance on daily living and courtesy in the household.
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Heloise
Thomasville
Miss Phyllis Turner to Marry John McNutt
Miss Phyllis Carol Turner and John Tony McNutt announce their engagement. Turner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LaVaughn Lodge of Thomasville, is a Central High School graduate and employee. McNutt, son of Mr. and Mrs. J Ralph McNutt of Haleyville, completed a B S degree in 1968 and works with Shelby Mobile Homes Inc. The wedding is set for 4 p m July 18 at New Shiloh Baptist Church in Thomasville.
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Central Hi-Y
Central
Southwestern State Hospital
St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Voyles
Sid Horne
John Pilcher
Neil Boland
Biff Hobes
Kenneth Slater
Kenneth Cone
Phyllis Turner
Mr. McNutt
Lessie Williams
Robert Lumpkin Williams
Moultrie
William Henry Turner
Waycross
Miss Turner
Central High School
Valdosta State College
Haleyville High School
Florence State College
Florence
Ala
University of Alabama
Commodore Corporation
Shelby Mobile Homes Inc
Thomasville
New Shiloh Baptist Church
Gloria Bryant to Wed Willie Street in July Wedding
Miss Gloria Jean Bryant engaged to Willie Earnest Street of Columbus with families in Thomasville Cairo and Macon. Bryant, a 1963 Douglass High School graduate, teaches for Bibb County Board of Education. Street, a 1964 Carver High School graduate and Fort Valley State senior, is set to marry at Mt. Zion Primitive Baptist Church on July 20 at p. m.
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Alley S. Bryant
Cairo
Frank Monroe
Thomasville
Douglass High School
Fort Valley State College
Ft. Valley
Bibb County Board of Education
Macon
Street
Carver High School
Columbus
Mt. Zion Primitive Baptist Church
Teenagers Campaign To Lower Voting Age Coast To Coast
Teens organize to win voting rights for 16 year olds through local groups like Citizens New York Vote Eighteen and national coalitions such as the Youth Franchise Coalition. LUV Let Us Vote claims over 3000 school chapters as they press for ballot access with lobbying, press releases, fundraisers, and meetings with lawmakers.
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Citizens New York Vote Eighteen
Youth Franchise Coalition
YFC
Naacp Youth
Young Democrats
The
National Student Association
YMCA
Americans For Democratic Action
LUV
Let Us
Jim Pugash
Citizens New York
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