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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1968
Page
1
A reader suggests freezing a sterilized nipple filled with water to make a safe teether for a teething baby. Other tips include choosing lightweight appliances, using soft paper napkins as handkerchiefs, waxing fishing gear for preservation, and keeping olives free of scum with salad oil plus garlic juice for flavor.
Instructions direct correspondence to Heloise care of the Thomasville Times Enterprise at P O Box 650 Thom asville Georgia 31792 for delivery of questions and requests.
Tommy Alexander, YMCA Youth Governor of Georgia, joins about 100 Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y youth and officials from eight southeastern states at the first annual YMCA Conference on National Affairs at Stone Mountain June 20–23, co sponsored by the YMCA Southern Area Council and the Sears Foundation. He then flies to Washington, D C for the 1968 National YMCA Youth Governors Conference at George Washington University.
Miss Gail Gail Bulloch and Walter Lee Jr. exchanged vows June 8 at First Methodist Church in a double ring ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Bulloch, wore white silk embroidered organza. the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lee of Westchester, Penn. The Rev. J. Harold Beaty officiated. Mrs. Robert H. Ackerman was organist. Walter Lee, the groom’s father, was best man. Miss William G. Latham of St. Petersburg, Fla. was matron of honor. Afterward, the couple hosted a bridal breakfast at the Holiday Inn. They plan a summer session at the University of Virginia.
A collection of readers seek advice from Dear Abby. Topics include a son avoiding marriage citing nonmarital behavior and a fiancée awaiting Vietnam service while an overeating problem prompts guidance toward Overeaters Anonymous.
Dear Abby airs at WPAX every weekday at 10 30 a m. The program runs Monday through Friday and offers syndicated advice columns to listeners.
A stern sibling-like letter admonishes a mother for her son’s actions. It suggests the son must bear responsibility as an adult and acknowledges potential future changes in his philosophy and lifestyle, though not likely due to his mother’s influence.
A reader in Thomasville requests correspondence addressed to Abby at the Times-Enterprise, P O Box 650, Thomasville Georgia 31792 for reply and delivery of information.
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