WSCS To Honor Pastor's Family in Thomasville
The Women's Society of Christian Service of Thomasville First United Methodist Church will honor Dr. and Mrs. J Harold Beaty and family with a reception at 7:30 p.m. June 8 in the Fellowship Hall. Beaty and family plan to move to Memphis Tennessee soon.
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Women's Society of Christian Service
Thomasville
First United
Dr. Beaty
Memphis
Tenn
Beaty’s
Mesdames E. B. Caldwell
J.H. Jenkins
Leo van Landingham
Bob Timmerman
Bill Lawson
William King
Alfred Dixon
Charles Simmons
WSCS
Forrest Caldwell
School of Missions
Wesleyan College
Macon
J. C. Knepton
S. Broad
J. L. Walton
E. Clay
Furman Stewart
Tuxedo
Paul Goggins
Aurel Stewart
E. Washington
Johnnie Keyton
E. Monroe
Richard Ramsey
Parkway
A. m
C. R. Simmons
Circle
Springdale Circle
Dance Recital Planned Today at Municipal Auditorium
Curtain rises at 8 p m today for Alice In Topsy Turvy Land a production by Juanita Porters School of Dance at Municipal Auditorium. Students from ages four to high school perform in scenes with Tweedle Dura and Tweedle Dee Caterpillar trains and a Tea Party Ballet. Admission is free.
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Municipal Auditorium
Juanita Porter
School of Dance
Alice
Garden Club News Outlines 1970 Rose Show Theme
Thomasville Garden Clubs Executive Board met June 4 at the Garden Center to plan next year’s programs and heard committee reports. A summer bridge luncheon drew a large crowd and the third Thursday luncheon is planned with early reservations. The Rose Show theme is Where Roses Reign Beauty Unlimited. Officers for next year are listed for Briarcliff, Carrousel, Countess Vandal, Granada, Killarney Queen, Rambler Rose, Talisman, and Tallyho clubs with new presidents and secretaries.
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Betty Hathaway
Thomasville Garden Clubs, Inc
Garden Center
Beauty Unlimited
Kok
Briarcliff
W. J. Miller
Frank Neel
John Sons
H V.denny
W. S. Cherry
Carrousel
M. P. Fiveash
Ray Chastain Jr
Reece Johnson
James Taylor
Edwin Keadle
K. S. Cone
Oscar Chastain
Countess Vandal
Paul Sampson
Delano Fielding
Mason Pettit
Robert Wise
Sidney Stinson
Roland Clayton
Charles Simmons
Granada
Cliff Deen
Ronald A. Cohen
Arnold V. Nash
David A. Bradham
Russell McGoff
Frank Ray
Ted Singletary
Ben Phillips
Rudolph Fletcher
Killarney
W. Gerald Tuck
R.D. Carr Jr
Lee Barber
Rosalie Keyton
K. E. Holloway
John Dixon
Daisy Neel
Rambler Rose
W. C. Ball
John Tyler
Albert Stringer
Charles Ferguson
John Tonkin
Robert Flowers
John Mobley ,Jr
Talisman
J. D. Matthews
W. R. Daniell
Finest. Spence
Grady Yours
E. R. Jenkins
Lewis C. Murphy
Woody Faircloth
Tallyho
Naomi "Coger
Rudolph Bell
Elizabeth Spence
West cousin of Nixon writes childhood memories in Quaker tale
Associated Press writer Joy Stilley reports Jessamyn West, cousin of President Nixon, has a new book about the Quaker forefathers linked to the Milhous family. The work ties to West’s earlier novel The Friendly Persuasion and describes her ancestors and Civil War era underground railroad activities.
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Joy Stilley
Associated Press
NEW York
Jessamyn West
Nixon
Thee
Dickens
Miss West
Cress - Delahanty
Jess
Eliza Birdwell
Joshua
Elizabeth Milhous
Indiana
Yorba Linda
Calif
Milhous
Nixons
Richard
Whittier College
H.M. McPherson
Max
University of California
First Prize Rose Wins 1970 All-America Selection
The 1970 All-America Rose Selections picks a hybrid tea rose named First Prize. It features huge 5 to 6 inch blooms on a medium broad plant with 20 to 30 petals, strong fragrance, and lasting cut flowers. The plant is disease resistant, blooms all season, and hails from Eugene S. Boerner stock, a notable originator.
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Eugene S. Boerner
Portland
Oregon
Reverend Harold Jennings to be honored at church tea
The Rev. Harold Jennings and family receive a farewell tea from Morningside Methodist Church members and friends from 4 to 6 p.m. Sunday before he leaves Thomasville for a new pastorate. Mrs. J A Duren hosted Meigs Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Society No. 3 gathering at her home on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. John Parker led the program titled The Missionary Work In Korea.
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Harold Jennings
Morningside Methodist Church
Thomasville
J. A. Duren
Meigs Baptist Church Woman’s Missionary Society No. 3
John Parker
Korea
Heloise tips on ashes gasoline grits and humor
The column shares practical uses for grill ashes to extinguish cigarettes in outdoor ashtrays and in flower beds with charcoal bits. It also includes a joke about sharing newspaper comics and a bacon peanut butter toast hors d oeuvres idea for parties attributed to Dottie.
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Mary
Heloise Letter to Times-Enterprise Readers
A reader advises how to address tip jar etiquette and proper notice style for mail to the Heloise column in the Thomasville Times-Enterprise. The message includes routing details and a request for guidance on submission format.
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Heloise
Thomasville
Moultrie Couple Plans August 10 Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Hensley Baker of Moultrie announce the engagement of their daughter Donna Faye Thomas to Willie Dennard Robison son of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Bell Robison of Moultrie. The wedding is set for 4 p.m. August 10 at First United Methodist Church in Moultrie.
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Donna Faye Thomas
Willie Dennard Robison
Willie Bell Robison
Moultrie
Charles Shirah Thomas
Lizzie Thomas
Will Thomas
James Ira Hartley
Miss Thomas
Huntingdon College
Mongomery
Ala
University of Georgia
Robison
Joe M. Reagan
Ochlochnee
Joseph Lennard Robison
First United Methodist Church
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Underground Railroad
Eliza
University of California, Berkeley
Napa
Mary Ann Webber
Dottie
Thomas Robison
Mrs
Laurence Hensley Baker
Donna Thomas
Idaho
Hilltop Restaurant
Hiway
Cairo Road
Dial
First Federal Savings & Loan Association
Cairo, GA
David E. Ellis
Tallahassee Road
Church OF God
Smitty Gatlin Trio
Inman Drug Co
Roy
Quik Chik
Smith Avenue
Henderson
Thomas County
S. Dawson
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