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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1961
Page
6
Roast beef and pork dominate supermarket advertisements this week. Pork bargains focus on smoked hams with rib end loins and sausage in the Midwest and smoked picnic hams in the Northeast. Beef highlights include sirloin porterhouse steaks and rib roasts. Fresh produce is plentiful though heat has affected asparagus lettuce and strawberries in some regions.
Miss Helen Dale Powell left Friday for Atlanta to attend a teacher workshop at Emory University. Miss Faye Pilkinton went Sunday to Southern Business University in Atlanta for classes. Local residents hosted visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Pitkinton and others from Milledgeville, Thomasville, Rock Hill, and Moultrie.
Grady County will see one new face in Methodist pulpits as the South Georgia conference completes its annual pastor shifts. Rev. J. Allen Brooks will take the Whitham-Climax charge covering the Orange and Spring Hill churches, succeeding Rev. Ernest Kistler who has served as supply pastor this past year. The Columbus meeting yielded few changes, with Grady County keeping 12 others unchanged and Rev. P. Enlis Miller returning to First Church Cairo.
Perry Como summer replacement Mystery Theater premieres on NBC as a more peaceful bank robbery tale. The program runs an edited hour with a lighter tone and promises diversion, while other networks test late series and new shows for fall.
In North Queensland near Cairns a hunting accident injures two youths. Frederick Moody 17 accidentally bumped his .22 rifle causing a bullet to hit his own leg and then strike Bruce Lederhouse 25 yards away.
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