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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1966
Page
7
Readers share practical ideas from covering ice chests with adhesive plastic to protect them to using a car seat on trains for smoother travel. Tips cover organizing hint cards, keeping milk bottles from slipping, and a grandmother’s note on easy kitchen hacks.
Dear Abby vents that dieters are selfish and cruel as they pressure others to diet and judge portion sizes. The letter describes social pressure at a bakery gathering where attendees limit samples and some announce diet club involvement.
Miss Tracey Cumbee, bride elect of Hansel Chastain, received a mixed shower at Dillon Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall. Co hosts noted were Mrs. Duren and relatives, with pink and white decor and decorative umbrellas on the refreshment table. A portable mixer was given as a gift. The couple plans to wed July 2 at First Methodist Church in Thomasville.
Miss Elaine Griffin marries T M Goodwin in a Auburn ceremony. Attendants include Frances Thomson as maid of honor and Dottie Kling, Carol Sykes, Kitty Tabb, Louise Swilley, Lana Pearce as bridesmaids. Lyman B Goodwin and John Faulkner attend as best man and usher. Reception in church fellowship hall with Boston daisies and anniversary decor.
Mr and Mrs Roy A Bloodworth of Thomasville celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary at 230 McIntyre Street Sunday afternoon. Their children Chester Bloodworth and James Sammy Clark of Tallahassee host a reception for friends and relatives. They married June 18 1916 in Thomas County by Rev R G Jackson.
Gov and Mrs Carl E Sanders will open Mrs Sanders traveling art exhibit Portrait of Georgia at the Garden Center Sunday. The one man show runs 10 am to 4 pm daily with no admission. Proceeds aid a $20 000 White Georgia marble fountain at the new executive mansion.
Two Thomas County contestants Sara Anderson Meigs and Nancy Staith Coolidge compete June 30 in Tifton for the Georgia Peanut Princess title. Event at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College begins 10 a.m. with luncheon at 12:30 p.m. Final at Peanut Progress Day July 14.
Miss Ann Perry dormitory supervisor at Vashti School will be guest speaker at the 10 a m Monday WSCS meeting in the Fellowship hall of First Methodist Church. She is a Scarritt College graduate and former missionary to Saint Croix and Puerto Rico Church work.
Mrs. E F Inzer of Memphis announces the engagement of daughter Susan to Julian Wayne Williams son of Mr and Mrs Julian R Williams of Thomasville. The wedding is planned for August 1 at Willow Park Baptist Church. Susan is a Bob Jones University junior majoring in sacred music and Christian education. Julian a Bob Jones University senior majoring in radio and television.
Personal treasure hunts reveal T Depherd of Tampa staying with relatives in Thomasville for several weeks.
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