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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1971
Page
3
The writer shares a diet tip to eat when truly hungry and explains a rule of thirds for meals. Robin Lewis notes finding a pass along idea and mentions crocheted bedroom slippers as a personal note.
Brookwood School lists third quarter honor rolls with names of students on Highest Honor and Honors. The page mixes local student names from Thomasville Cairo Camilla Coolidge and other locales, then veers into unsolicited reader tips and anecdotes about elastic, slippers, dentures, shoes, and record spindles.
COLLEGEVILLE to Coolidge area hosts report visitors from New York City Chicago Sarasota and other locales. Families including Singletarys Searcy Hern don Crosby Tews Wilkerson and Chastain host or visit relatives in Thomasville Moultrie Tallahassee and nearby towns.
Thrifty cooking guide shares a beef pot pie using cooked beef and vegetables. The recipe uses a cornmeal pastry for a crunchy top, with steps to simmer vegetables, thicken the beef filling, and bake at 425 degrees for about 30 minutes yielding eight servings.
Englishwoman Mrs Pratt, once a top fashion model, trains horses in Italy for win place or show races. She earned the first women’s license in the sport, runs an animal school with peasant women, and keeps seven horses seven tortoises four dogs a cow a pie and a cat on a Tivoli farm near Rome.
Meigs Meigs Girl Scout Troop No. 207 held an open house at the Meigs Community Club House to display earned merit badges with seven to nine badges per Scout. Scouts served refreshments as visitors toured the exhibit and the group delivered a flower arrangement to Park Way Nursing Home in Pelham.
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