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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1967
Page
8
A Ten Year reunion program displayed reminiscence photos of the Thomasville High School class of 1957. The panel includes details on appearance marital status and occupation of members, with Bubba and Judy Braswell among those featured.
The St. Augustine's Council of Catholic Women held June meeting in the new parish hall with Miss Julie L'Huissler from Chile as guest of honor. New officers include Mrs. Leon Jones president and Mrs. Howard Halladay treasurer. Committees cover spiritual development public relations organization Catholic charities and more. Attending Camp Villa Marie at Savannah are listed members and relatives.
Abigail Van Buren answers readers questions about discipline for a teen who lost driving privileges, a sister with a messy room, and a wife uneasy about her husband keeping photos of a past girlfriend. Abby warns against giving in, suggests calm, and humorously proposes skipping harmful habits.
Heloise offers low cost backyard lighting ideas using borrowed outdoor lights to cast indirect glow under shrubs or in urns for entertaining. She notes storm windows cool homes in summer and shares methods for thawing frozen chicken by salt water or running cold water, praising the results.
Mr and Mrs O Neal celebrated a wedding anniversary at the home of Mr and Mrs Woody Faircloth on Belmoné Drive with about 180 guests. Attending were Mr and Mrs Raymond Muggridge of Camilla Mr and Mrs Ralph O Neal of Columbus and Mr and Mrs Bernie O Neal of Thomasville. The couple, married in Colquitt County, were joined by family and friends in a porch ceremony. he is a retired contractor.
Miss Camille Heery daughter of Judge and Mrs Bernice Branch Heery wed Mr Floyd Hartsfield Searcy son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Hartsfield Searcy of Thomasville in a ceremony where the bride wore an ivory English gown with Alencon lace and a mantilla. Myrtle Wise Heery served as maid of honor with multiple Savannah bridesmaids assisting.
Miss Ellie Mash of 107 Seward Street, a longtime Thomasville kindergarten teacher with 57 years in elementary and kindergarten work, announces retirement after a lifetime in education. She recalls a hard early year with eight or nine overgrown boys and notes she may learn to cook in retirement. Her family includes the late Dr. Henry Mash and Miss Pattie Mash. she was educated at Young's Female Institute and trained by a northern teacher.
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