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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1972
Page
7
A humorous reminiscence details a two adults two kids vacation in a car. The piece captures chaotic car rides with rest stops and family squabbles, comparing parental grind to a journey toward comfort and chaos. It ends with playful quips urging readers to plan future trips or swap adventures for supermarket treks.
The Thomasville Newcomers Club will hold a 12:45 p.m. Friday luncheon at the Holiday Inn with Mrs. Tiny Vail presenting a skin care program. A recent night meeting at St. Augustine's social hall featured Jimmy Anderson as guest speaker. Visitors listed include Nellie Anderson and others. contact Mrs. Raymond Hampton at 226-1353 for more information.
An article promotes watermelon as a versatile treat and explores its African roots via Dr. David Livingstone. It then offers three dessert and beverage recipes including Watermelon Mousse and Watermelon Delight Drink, with steps, ingredients, yields, and serving tips.
Local notes show Mrs Florence Willis and Mr and Mrs H D Tullis and children from Savannah visiting the Parramore family. Otto Megahee is treated in a Mississippi hospital after a heart attack. Tallahassee couple Harold Davis dine with the Hart pair. Douglas Durham family of Valdosta visit his mother D P Suber. Howard Smith funeral draws guests from Atlanta Cairo Duluth Ga Ozark Ala Tampa Glenville Ochlochnee and more. Plus a watermelon jelly dessert recipe with mint cream dressing yields 6 to 8 servings.
Dear Folks recounts advice from Miss Susan Johnston of the Soap and Detergent Association on laundry prep. The tips cover sorting by color and fabric, separating lint givers from lint takers, inspecting garments, pocket cleanup, zippers, stains pretreating, presoaking, loading loosely, and following washer maker directions.
The Friendship Hobby Club met in June at Mrs. Arthur Taylor’s home with 11 members and one visitor, Mrs. Josie Arp. Mrs. James Minter led the devotional and treasurer Mrs. Clara Raiford reported on the club booth at the Arts and Crafts Festival. A noon covered dish luncheon followed.
Albany engagement announcement for Karen Lee Farmer daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Farmer Jr. and Richard Allen Parker son of Mrs. Mary Parker and Truman A. Parker outlines schooling and employment details. Wedding planned for July 8 at Dawson Street Baptist Church.
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