Munich visit shows kindness of strangers and sights
Emily R. Jerger recalls a Munich journey aided by locals. She tours Wittelsbach Fountain Frauenkirche St Peters and St Cajetan's with Mrs Elsie Stricker and Johanna Mehnert, shares meals, visits Salzburg and Bad Reichenhall, rides a cog railway to Hohensalzburg, and ends with Bayerische Staatsoper. The upbeat account emphasizes people over landmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily R. Jerger
Bis
Munich
Hotel Excelsior
Elsie Stricker
Wolff
Wittelsbach
Frauenkirche
Our Lady's Cathedral
Bavaria
St. Peter's
St. Cajetan
Spitzensee
Bavarian Alps
Johanna Mehnert
Frau Mehnert
Johanna
Elsie
Leonard
Davis
Thomasville
Peter’s
St. Peter’s
Rome
Wiener Schnuesl
Liebfrau Milch
Elle
Hohensalzsburg
Middle Europe
Mosart Birthplace
Getreidegasse
Bad Beichenhall
Berchtsgaden
Adolf Hitler
Hofbrauhaus
Martha
Alstadt
Old Town
Alte Hof
Old City Hall
Geneva
Marion Mahaney Weds Harry Hall
In Alexandria Virginia on June 11 Marion Mahaney daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D L Tillotson married Harry Lee Hall son of Mr. and Mrs H L Hall of Edinburgh Texas. The ceremony at Presbyterian Church followed by a trip to Miami and the Bahamas. They will reside in New York where Hall serves in the Judge Advocate General Office. Marion formerly Miss Marion Hinkle of Thomasville. The bride is the daughter of Mrs Tillotson and the late Norman Hinkle. The groom is UT law graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
D. L. Tillotson
Marion Mahaney
Harry Lee Hall
H. L. Hall
Edinburgh
Texas
Thomasville
Marion Hinkle
Tillotson
Ivey Hague
Norman Hinkle
Art Classes For Children Begin Saturday In Thomasville
Twenty young Thomasville teenagers began a series of art classes at the Youth Center. Younger siblings aged eight to 11 will start the following weekend due to vacancies and a one week delay. Walter Hathaway of Florida State University teaches the sessions from 9 a.m. to 12 noon Saturdays. Admission is 15 dollars for six weeks, covering all materials. No classes on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
E. F. Wahl
Thomasville Arts Guild
Walter Hathaway
Florida State University
Jewell Peeples Wilson Weds Hugh Dorsey McMickle
Jewell Peeples Wilson married Hugh Dorsey McMickle on June 2 at the bride’s home in Thomasville. The ceremony officiated by Rev. R. E. Courtney was witnessed by family. The couple plans a wedding trip to the Blue Ridge and Smoky mountains and will reside at 213 North Mitchell Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell Peeples Wilson
Hugh Dorsey McMickle
N. Mitchell St
Thomasville
R. E. Courtney
Dawson Street Baptist Church
Blue Ridge and Smoky Mountains
Mrs. McMickle
North
Mitchell Street
Meigs Children Attend Busy Vacation Church School Week
Meigs children from kindergarten to junior department joined Baptist and Methodist vacation church school classes at First Methodist Church. The week featured Bible study informal worship music crafts storytelling supervised play and refreshments with registration in late May and commencement exercises held Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MEIGS
First Methodist Church
Local Births Announced Near Ochlochnee and Quincy
Mr and Mrs Carl H Wilson Rt 1 Ochlochnee announce the arrival of a son at Archbold Memorial Hospital on June 15 Mrs Wilson is the former Edna Miller Mr and Mrs Carl Vernon Whigham Pittman Street Quincy announce the arrival of a son at Archbold Memorial Hospital on Sunday June 15 Mrs Whigham is the former Lynda Brinson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl H. Wilson
Rt. 1
Ochlochnee
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Wilson
Edna Miller
Carl Vernon Whigham
Pittman Street
Quincy
Fla
Whigham
Lynda Brinson
Irvin Moores Celebrate 50th Anniversary
A June 14 reception at the Phelps home on Hall Road honored Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Moore on their golden wedding anniversary. About 150 guests attended the event with a devotional service by Rev. George W. Cowan and a decorated display featuring gold and white motifs and a three tier anniversary cake. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. R. Ryals of Macon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey L. Phelps
Hall Road
Irvin Moore
Phelps
George W. Cowan
Moore
Martha
Mrs. Moore
Mrg¢o R. Ryals
Macon
Mr. Moore
Many Chefs Say They Do Not Taste Cooking
A series of Dear Abby readers from Montpelier to Tucson share views on whether top chefs taste food or rely on smell. Several cooks and experts, including a long time chef to a governor and a master brewer, dispute tasting as essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Montpelier
New York
Miss van Buren
Tillie
Tucson
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D. R. Lawhorn
Arno N. Dobbs
James C. Moore
William Frank Faulk
Walter R. Duncan
Dawson O'Neal
Lorene Taylor
Thomas N. Hutchinson
Edwin F. Cox
Joseph C. Minchen
William Charles McKinnon
Ruby M. Jones
Troy A. Hardin
Clower
Mary A. Sherrod
Greenville
Wade K. Watson
Lamont
William Garrett Sheldon
Madison
Frank Powell
Omega
Etta Jane Akins
Valdosta
James Wiley Vonier
Walter E. Jackson
Boston
Fairfax F. Bullock
James T. Stewart
Lamar Vonier
William RE. King
Pavo
Beverly Ann Ford
Charlotte
N. C
Ira R. Carter
Coolidge
Enoch A. Ausley
Iran City
Charles Morris
Monticello
Ralph W. Cooper
Fred D. Hollis Jr
Pelham
John C. Lacey
Betty J. Sculley
Fred Peek
Kathy M. Woody
W. Powell Jones
Cairo
Julieann Walker
Vertus K. Oaksford
Harry Hall
The
University of Texas
Jewell P. Wilson
H. D McMickle
A. G. Peeples
Mr. Peeples
Meigs Children and Bible School
Irvin Moores
Sus
Abigail van Buren
Great Lakes
Alfred
Mitchum
Enie
Mira
Ole White
Savannan
Geoscia
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