Thomasville artist Mrs Harrington presents realist exhibit
Thomasville Public Library hosts a one artist show by Mrs. W J Harrington of 80 pieces mostly realism and nature studies. Her exhibit, part of the Arts Guild, travels from Atlanta to Thomasville and features works titled Serenity Paradise Nature as Seen by a Frog and The Old Mill among others.
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Thomasville
Harrington
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Eufala
Ala
Tifton
Birmingham
Battle Creek
Mich
W. J. Harrington
Chris
Thomasville Library
Joyful Noises Tour Set For St Petersburg Visit
A group of eight high school students from Thomasville and their director Miss Ruth Sisson will perform in St. Petersburg Florida hosted by the Youth Fellowship and choir of the First Presbyterian Church. The program includes sacred music from the 17th century contemporary pieces Negro spirituals and religious folk songs begins 7 30 p m Saturday.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Thomasville
First Presbyterian Church of
Ruth Sisson
Fellowship Hall
The
Presbyterian Church
Jeanne Harrison
Schumann
Abby Van Buren Advice Columns on Love and Secrecy
A 51 year old man seeks advice about leaving his wife for a 22 year old. Abby suggests making the wife more considerate and warns against costly divorce. In a second letter, a man fears disclosure of a medical secret, Abby counsels confidentiality and to clip and send the issue to the doctor’s conscience.
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Abigail van Buren
Abby
Fessanads Celebrate Golden Anniversary in Coolidge
Mr and Mrs Howard R Smith of Coolidge celebrate their Golden Anniversary Sunday from 2 30 to 5 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs Dewitt Smith with family and friends calling. Miss Dale Yarbrough and Mr Bob Dorman of Manchester Ga were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Austin Yarbrough of Mill Pond Plantation.
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Howard R. Smith
Coolidge
Dewitt Smith
Dale Yarbrough
Bob Dorman
Manchester Ga
Austin Yarbrough
Mill Pond Plantation
THS Class Of 1956 Sets June 11 Meet
The 1965 senior class of Thomasville High School will hold a reunion tomorrow starting with a picnic at Coats and Clark recreation area at 11 am. A banquet and dance at American Legion Post No. 31 follows at 7 pm. About 60 percent of the class is expected to attend.
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Thomasville High School
Coats and Clark Recreation Area
American Legion
Hints From Heloise on Daily Kitchen Fixes and Tips
Readers share practical tips from aluminum dish uses on grills to prevent breakage and keep foods hot others describe label tape to prevent smearing on plastic bottles and using a curved baby spoon for easier feeding a strawberry skewers idea for entertaining and a foam backed luncheon mat to protect floors while pets eat netting to protect ripening tomatoes and reuse fresh harvests
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Heloise
Second District Legion to Meet in Cairo
The Second District American Legion Convention will meet at Post 122 in Cairo on Sunday with registration by 9 30 a m. Grady Willis of Post 113 Sylvester will lead the religious memorial service, directed by Karl P. Conradi and Mrs W D Harrell. The gathering will elect district officers for the year with guest speakers and special music.
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Legion Convention
Cairo
Grady Willis
Sylvester
Karl P. Conradi
W. D. Harrell
Pilot Delegates Named For International Meet
The Pilot Club of Thomasville elected Miss Edith Dixon president and Miss Margaret Loflin as delegates to the Pilot International convention in Cleveland Ohio July 24 to 28. Dr Vilda Shuman of Waycross is president of the international group. Club programs cover education international relations safety and patriotic emblems membership pilot information finance public relations and community service with chairmen named. The club plans faster fundraising and service projects including mental health clinic support a Christmas party for Crippled Children's Clinic attendees a scholarship for Vashti School and Heart Fund education. Dixon noted the new cookbook Casseroles and Salads will debut at the Cleveland convention. Thomasville Pilots sold over 50 000 cake cookbooks worldwide and the local club sold more than 600.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Vilda Shuman
Waycross
Thomas County
International Organization
Thomasville Club
Jeanne Parker
Olga Roberts
Ora Berta House
Maude Peeples
Martha K. Brown
Kathleen Young
Gladys Thames
Crippled Children's Clinic
Thomasville
Vashti School
Heart Fund
Dixon
Pilot Club
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Mrs. Cattaut
Ny Garden
A. S. Armstrong
Legion
Margaret Keppi
Pilot International Weer
Pilot Club of
Edith Dixon
Margaret Loflin
Ing
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