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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1968
Page
1
Abigail Van Buren responds to a married reader upset after a nightclub floor show where a dancer kissed her husband. Abby advises not to accuse and suggests avoiding implications of infidelity. Also offers wedding plan guidance about an ordained minister mother and downtimes of the service with practical compromise.
A legal styled notice directs payment or action to Abby c/o Thom asville Times-Enterprise in Thomasville Georgia with amount stated as 1792 dollars. The fragmentary text implies a mail or official correspondence address and a financial sum linked to a case or claim.
Frances Milton and Thomas Ira Patterson announce their upcoming wedding set for July 20 at North Avenue Presbyterian Church in Atlanta. The bride is Frances Anderson Milton, educated at Westminster and Queens College, a Cobb County educator with Phi Mu Sigma Mu and Dana Scholar ties. The groom, a University of Alabama graduate with B S and M A, is a Marietta City Education Department employee. The couple’s families hail from Demopolis and Union, Mississippi.
Sharon Ross, bride elect of Wat Kindred, was honored at a tea hosted by Mrs. Johnn B. Guy on Parkway Drive last Saturday. Attending hostesses included Mrs. Guy, Mrs. Russell Griner, and Miss Elisabeth Guy with Mrs. W. B. Watkins Jr., the groom’s grandmother, in the receiving line. Punch from a silver bowl complemented pink and white flowers and a strawberry theme. Assistants included Mrs. J. D. Matthews, Mrs. Harry Brown, Mrs. Frank Osborne, and Mrs. Kenneth Miller.
Mrs. Clarence L. Cross hosted a May 31 reception on Dawson Street in honor of Miss Alice Neal. Attendees included local friends and family celebrating the upcoming wedding.
Miss Janice Lou Owens and Terry Carson Green wed May 18 at Boston Baptist Church. Bride’s family from Boston. groom from Tallahassee. Ceremony featured traditional music, elaborate attire, and a church reception. The couple will reside at 303 Great Lakes St Tallahassee after a brief Florida trip.
Instructions describe mixing 3 oz can of Norway sardines with 2 tablespoons mayonna ise after draining olive oil. Spread on toast fingers and top with chili sauce or tomato catsup and a parsley sprig. Yield about 10 to 12 canapes.
Mr and Mrs Willard C Cleland and Mary F Pippin of Boston announce a daughter born June 1. Mr and Mrs Cary Roan and Linda Satterwhite of City announce a daughter born June 1. Mr and Mrs William F Sadler and Betty Bragg of City announce a son born June 1. Mr and Mrs James Fred Truitt and Patricia Cannon of Bainbridge announce a son born June 1. Mr and Mrs Paul Spears and Alice Fay Biffle of Cairo announce a son born June 2.
Myrtle Rich daughter of Mrs. Amos Parramore of Thomasville wed Bill Ray of Myrtle Miss on May 23 in Meigs. Rev H E Clark officiated. The couple will reside in Marseille Illinois after a short wedding trip.
Mrs Eloise Norman announces the engagement of her daughter Harriet Sue of Meigs to Lester Alvin Jones son of Mrs Martha Jones of Waycross and Mrs Hattie Norman of Forest Park Georgia. Harriet Sue is a 1968 Central High School graduate and a dental assistant in Meigs. Lester Jones is a Waycross High School graduate employed in construction in Jacksonville Florida. They plan to wed in July.
Miss Regina McRae celebrated at a tea shower hosted by Mrs. Hutchings Mrs. Goggins and Mrs. Miller at the Stewart home. Guests including relatives of the bride and groom admired spring decor green and white and enjoyed finger sandwiches and punch. A sugar and creamer keepsake was given to the honoree.
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