Forestry Pageant Rewarding Experience For Local Entrant
Miss Betty Jean Martin of Thomas County recalled the Miss Georgia Forestry Pageant at Jekyll Island as very rewarding. The 18 year old, a Thomasville High graduate, finished as first runner up previously and plans to study elementary education at Valdosta State this fall.
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Betty Jean Martin
Thomas County
Jekyll Island
Miss Martin
Holly Jones
Metter
Dianne Brown
Colum
Georgia Forests
Georgia Forestry
Martin
Valdosta State
Thomasville High
Murray Martin
Marion St
Future Teachers of America
Diane Brown
Nell A. van Cleve
The
Georgia Forestry Assa
Whimsical Cream Butter Yeast Coffee Cake
A vintage recipe blend describes a coffee cake style dough with butter sugar eggs and yeast. The method covers mixing dissolving yeast with warm water evaporated milk and vinegar then combining with flour forming rounds and baking at 350 degrees for 25 to 30 minutes.
Shellac sticks back to furniture repair methods explained
The answer confirms shellac sticks are still made and used for repairing wood surfaces though not in every store. It outlines matching color, heating with an alcohol lamp, applying with a palette knife, and finishing with varnish, plus tips to practice before use and wait times for hardening.
Engagement of Maria Elaine Peeler to Michael Banks Planned
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph John Peeler of Thomasville announce the engagement of their daughter Maria Elaine Peeler to Michael Lee Banks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Thomas Banks Sr. of Thomasville. The couple plans a September 9 wedding at St. Augustine's Catholic Church.
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Joseph John Peeler
Thomasville
Maria Elaine
Michael Lee Banks
Floyd Thomas Banks Sr
Miss Peeler
Joseph Peeler
Exeter
J. Russell Griner
Mr. Griner
Thomasville High School
Emory University
Georgia State University
Sigma Delta Chi
National Professional Journalism Society
Banks
G.D. Collins
Collins
Meigs
Elizabeth
Bryan) Banks
Grady County
North Georgia College
Dahlonega
Corps of Cadets
St. Augustine’s Catholic Church
Tisha Evans Seeks Georgia Peanut Princess Title
Thomasville teen Tisha Evans 17 a Central High senior represents Thomas County in the 1972 73 Georgia Peanut Princess Contest in Tifton. Entry deadline June 24. finalists judged on poise charm appearance and communication with potential to wear Miss Georgia Agriculture at the Southeastern Fair.
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Tisha Evans
Emery Evans
Thomasville
Thomas County
Tifton
Miss Evans
Evans
Georgia Agricultural Commodity Commission
Engagement notices require notarized form for Times Enterprise
Notices of engagement or wedding must be notarized and on a specific form available at the newspaper office. Information should be typed or printed clearly. Photos cost 5.15 for two-column, 2.58 for one-column. no charge for the announcement itself. No photo return or promised release date. invitations cannot accompany the notice.
Youre never too old to hear better Beltone offer
A Beltone advertisement in Chicago offers a free non operating model of the smallest Beltone aid ever made to anyone who writes for it. The ear level unit weighs under a third of an ounce has no body wires and comes with no cost or obligation. Write to Dept 9538 Beltone Electronics Corp 4201 W Victoria Chicago IL 60646 to receive one.
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Chicago
Ill
Beltone
Beltone Electronics Corp
W. Victoria
Higgins Jr. earns UGA Forest Resources degree in June
John Keith Higgins Jr. of Thomasville receives the bachelor of science in Forest Resources from the University of Georgia on June 6. He is a member of the Kappa Alpha social fraternity.
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John Keith Higgins Jr
Keith. Higgins
Thomasville
University of Georgia
Kappa Alpha Social Fraternity
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Pretty Betty Jean Martin
Andy Lang
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Maria Elaine Peeler
Michael Banks
Central High School
Tisha
Ethel Austin Martin
United States
Bacchus Yardley
Timex
Bill Folds
College News
Morris
Spring Fene
Appiance Sale
Erican
Fem Service
American Oid Company
Pavo
Georgia
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