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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1975
Page
7
A reader asks if a wife can witness dairy breeding and bull insemination. Abby says yes and denounces male chauvinism. Other letters touch astrology requests and etiquette. readers thank Abby and offer private replies and wedding booklet info with stamped self addressed envelopes.
Thomasville Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution held its May meeting with hostesses Mrs. Ames W. Kindred Mrs. William McCollum and Mrs. Henry S. Pepin A memorial service for deceased members was led by chaplain Mrs. Floyd Searcy Local members honored included Mrs. Helen Parker Evans Mrs. Margaret Nixon Mobley and Mrs. Marilesse Rice Ferguson Fry Presidents General Eleanor Washington Spicer and Sara Roddis Jones were honored New officers were installed with Mrs. Charles Simmons succeeding Mrs Emile 0 Scharnitzky as regent.
Selected Thomasville High School senior Stanley Bruce Allen earns the University of Georgia Coats and Clark scholarship as a freshman to pursue pre medical studies. He graduates tonight with honors after leading in school activities as drum major and National Honor Society member.
Jeanne Dawes Schwartz of Gainesville becomes Florida first woman public defender named by Gov. Reubin Askew. A Thomasville native with a 1963 U Maryland BA and a law degree, she began private practice in Gainesville in 1968 with husband Herb Schwartz, a former deputy to A G Robert Shevin. The couple has two sons, Eddie and Ashly.
Central High School Class of 1965 will hold its first reunion Saturday. A picnic at 12 noon is planned at Coats and Clark Recreation area and a dinner and dance is set for 7 p.m. at American Legion Post 31. Edgar James, activities chairman, says 115 classmates and their dates have reservations.
Miss Ginger Kimbrough bride elect of Kenneth Norman received multiple pre nuptial events. A May 24 luncheon in Cairo hosted by Mrs. Louisa Sheehy featured seasonal flowers and a lead crystal candy dish. Additional showers followed in Moultrie and Sylvester with guests including relatives and great aunts.
North Boston School faculty members host a Thursday luncheon at Holiday Inn honoring Mrs. Blanche Hollis Hill who is retiring after 34 years in the classroom as a reading resource teacher.
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