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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1967

Page

6

Miss Carol Ward Marries Dan Redd in Blakely Ceremony

Miss Carol M Ward wed Dan Redd at a Blakely church ceremony attended by family from Thomasville Arlington Fernandina Macon and Statesboro. The bride wore linen with Venice lace and carried a Bible bouquet. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Wesley Redd of Thomasville. Rehearsal dinner and bridesmaids luncheon followed at local venues. They will reside in Statesboro where he attends Georgia Southern College.

R. C. Ward Sr Daniel Wesley Redd Thomasville Bruce E. Ward Venice Marie Ward Chris Gleaton Arlington Judy Jameson Fernandina Fla Jackie Evans Macon Gail Bell Cuthbert Roy Edwards George Fleetwood Sonny Vann John Bose Winter Park Fila Thomas Brake Ward Charles Smith Statesboro Georgia Southern College Wister Jay Roy Edwards, Sr Frank Forester Roscoe Fleetwood Luten Teate Clarence Vann Forrest Caldwell Forrest Knapp Helen Chastain Tommy Futch Tamara Bibb George

Dear Abby Advice From Readers on Family Boundaries

A collection of reader letters and Abby’s responses cover topics from parental curiosity on phone calls to handling a mother-in-law’s hints and a teen’s concern over a birth certificate. Other notes discuss war impact on couples and family boundaries after a divorce, with firm guidance on privacy and respect.

Abby Viet Nam

Dean's List Honors for Georgia Southern Students

Thomas Kinchen a sophomore history major and Annelle Waters a freshman social science major at Georgia Southern College were named to the spring quarter dean's list. Kinchen is the son of Mr and Mrs George H Kinchen Sr of Greenwood WArms Thomasville and Waters is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo E Waters of Thomasville. Ennis Willis of Meigs attending the Governor's Honors Program at Wesleyan College this summer was accompanied to campus by his mother and others and will study English. Cadet Thomas Smith of Meigs earned a place on the North Georgia College Honors List for outstanding academic achievement in the Spring Quarter. Jamie Luckie of Chintuapin Plantation is attending Baylor summer camps at The Baylor School for Boys in Chattanooga Tennessee.

Thomas Kinchen Annelle Waters Georgia Southern College Mr. Kinchen George H. “Kinchen Sr Greenwood Warms Thomasville Miss Waters Leo E. Waters Ennis Willis Meigs Wesleyan College G. L. Willis Tom Smith Tommy Smith David Willis Ennis Thomas Smith North Georgia College Thomas Jamie Luckie William M. Luckie Chintuapin Plantation Baylor Baylor School For Boys Chattanooga Tennessee

Fisher-Halls Plan July Fourth Family Reunion

A. D. Fisher and Mrs. Hall with children Wes Cathy and Booth visit West Memphis relatives arriving Monday. Mrs. Hall a Cincinnati Conservatory graduate, active in Junior Woman's Auxiliary. Family plans July Fourth reunion after New York theater and TV outings including Cactus Flower Hello Dolly and I Guess contestant hopes.

A. D. Fishers Hess B. Hall West Memken Wes Cathy Booth

Calhoun Family Summer Tour Includes Naval Graduation

The Calhouns travel from Annapolis where Billy Calhoun graduates from the U S Naval Academy to Pensacola for Navy flight training then to Harvard in Massachusetts for Sammy. They attend Expo 67 in Montreal and host American Field Service students Jorge Schiff and Joelle Pinterwehr in Thomasville as part of the exchange program.

Marcus Calhoun Calhoun Sammy Bonnie Billy U. S. Naval Academy Anapolis Pensacola Navy Flight New England Harvard University Calhouns Montreal City of Roses Field Service Thomasville Jorge Schiff Argentina Orlando Fla Julie L’huissier Thomasville High AFS Joelle Pinterwehr France Marcus, Jr Thomansville

Heloise tips on repurposing common items for home use

Readers share thrifty decorating and organization ideas. A plastic foam ice chest becomes a sewing basket with a lid mod and gold spray. Other tips include folding washcloths with towels for even wear, stacking canisters as toy storage, and using perfume in bath water for a pleasant scent.

Heloise

Meigs Circles Hold June Meetings at West Marshall Street

The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Meigs Methodist Church met at Mrs. C. A. Raiford home on West Marshall Street with nine members present and Mrs. W. Lawrence Hurst leading the program. Refreshments were served after the session.

MEIGS Woman’s Society of Christian Service Meigs Methodist Church C. A. Raiford West Marshal St Meigs Methodist Church Wesleyan Service Guild Batten Peter Marshall

Meigs Ochlochnee Economics Club June Meet

Mrs. James E. Groover hosted the June luncheon and meeting. Mrs. Rufus G. Bullock Sr. read a devotional poem Flowers Leave Their Fragrance. President Mrs. Johnny Dunlap read a hospital needs letter and the club voted a cash donation to Southwestern State Hospital.

James E. Groover Meigs - Ochlochnee Rufus G. Bullock Sr Johnny Dunlap George Clark Southwestern State Hospital Dunlap Tom Howell Ophelia Smith

New Union Extends Club Meeting on 1967 Fair Booths

The New Union Home Extension Club met at Mrs. Willie M. Ward's home with Mrs. Mary Hankins presiding. A devotional preceded a talk on Ways and Means of Improving Fair Booths in 1967. Dress revue winners were Mable Abrams first, Mary B. Gloster second, Mary Abrams third. judges were Sallie P. Abrams and Jamnita Jackson.

New Union Home Extension Club Willie M. Ward Mary Hankins

Jaycette Officers Listed In New Club Year

The slate of officers includes president Mrs Bill Lawson vicepresident Mrs George Bowers secretary Mrs George Crawford treasurer Mrs Earl Sennett and immediate past president Mrs Ernest Morgan. Directors are Mrs Tom Faircloth Mrs Gene Goodrum and Mrs Jay Clark with Mrs Earl Sennett named treasurer.

Ton Wanquel Mga Tom Faircloth Gene Goodrum Bill Lawson George Bowers George Crawford Earl Sennett Ernest Morgan Jay Clark

Lyn Ray Named Sweetheart of SAE at Georgia

Lyn Ray daughter of Mr and Mrs H Cook Ray was named sweetheart of Sigma Alpha Epsilon at the University of Georgia for the coming year. A Chi Omega member and elementary education senior, she received the honor at the Magnolia Ball. Her court includes Flaine Heaton Savannah Linda Kight Miami Julie Young Atlanta Elaine Estees Columbus and Eloise Wilson Macon.

Lyn Ray H. Cook Ray Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity University of Georgia Chi Omega Sorority Lyn Flaine Heaton Savannah Linda Kight Miami Julie Young Atlanta Elaine Estees Columbus Eloise Wilson Macon

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