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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1975
Page
3
A reader asks how to handle a long time male friend who freeloads and never reciprocates. Abby advises treating him like any freeloader and not warning others. The column also responds to a letter about extreme plastic surgery and another about a St Louis saint and a pimp, urging open-mindedness and offering a personal reply address.
Tisha Evans, bride elect to marry Robert Warren Singletary this Saturday, was honored at a Friday evening calling shower hosted at Mrs. Travis Smith home in Coolidge. Guests included family members and the future groom’s mother Mrs Charles Wray Singletary.
A collection of reader tips on daily hacks. Sugar porridge avoidance for kids, egg storage in plastic bags, organizing buttons in clear bottles, backpack pillow hack with a zippered bag, sand control with talcum powder, and sewing machine pedal placement for easier use.
Mrs Eloise L Shepherd of Waycross announces the engagement of her daughter Susan Carol to Kenneth Ralph Welch both Waycross residents. Susan Carol Shepherd is the granddaughter of Thomasville and Waycross families and a nurse. Kenneth Welch is a 1971 Waycross High School graduate, has a criminal justice degree, and works with Choo Choo Supply. The wedding is set for 7:30 pm September 13 at Central Baptist Church Waycross.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kistler renewed their wedding vows in Cleveland Ohio on June 14 marking their golden anniversary. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Ernest Kistler in Thompson Lutheran Church where they first wed. More than 100 friends attended a dinner following the service. Their daughter Mrs Edward Pudimat helped organize the celebration.
Adel native Carole Newton, formerly of Thomasville, set for a June wedding to Stephen Brett after two pre nuptial parties. A June 19 luncheon hosted by Mrs. Bob Culp and daughter Nancy featured picnic basket gifts for the honoree including her grandmother Mrs. E. C. Hardy of Quitman. A June 20 paper shower at the Ramey home hosted by Mrs. Glen Wilson and others gave Miss Newton a mushroom arrangement for her breakfast table in a pottery container.
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