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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1972
Page
3
A nostalgic piece salutes fathers recalling the journey from childbirth to weddings and road trips. It reflects on early milestones and jokes, dancing between pride and worry as children grow into adults, honoring hard work and responsibility.
The Ochlochnee High School Class of 1927 held a June 10 reunion hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W.S. Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Moore at the Stewart lakeside cottage. Nine of twelve original members attended for a picnic lunch and reminiscence. attendees listed include W. S. Stewart Reba Pinson Moore Louise Davis Huddleston Ira Rehberg Carter Lillian Cassells Lillian Chastain Duke Evelyn Sasser Knabie Marjorie Mills Gordon and Wayne J. Lewis.
Miss Ann Griffin bride elect of Chipper Glenn receives multiple showers and celebrations in Meigs County. Hosts include families Palmer, Fields, Baker, Collins and Ott, with guests totaling around 75 at events from May 31 to June 9 featuring grills, china, crystal, and pink white decor.
The WSCS of Pavo United Methodist Church held its regular quarterly supper meeting. Pavo Church members Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gay’s children PAVO-Melissa Chris and LaQuita Gay performed gospel music with Miss Peggy Rowan at the piano. Mrs. A. M. Nolen led devotional titled Keys For Better Living. Reverend D. Merle Hill announced a school of missions for August and closing prayer was led by Mrs. W. C. Herndon.
Miss Mary Marsha Mims became the bride of Larry Preston Murkerson of Blakely in a June 10 ceremony at Pavo Baptist Church. The groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Preston Markerson of Blakely, with a reception in the church hall and a trip planned before continuing studies at the University of Georgia.
Readers share thrifty decor and handy household hacks. Ideas include DIY bookends from coffee cans, fruit cocktail gelatin quick fixes, repurposed plastic jars for pet dishes, adaptable patterning for clothing, and plastic coasters to protect shelves from rust. The notes illustrate practical, economical solutions.
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