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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1975
Page
3
Dear Abby offers mixed counsel on a widow’s attraction to a bachelor who keeps his sister nearby. Another reader questions a minister’s claim about heaven for a devout Jewish woman. A teen shares how Planned Parenthood aided pregnancy concerns and confidential care for teens.
Meigs Ravenwood Academy names honor roll students by grade. Fifth grade lists Angela Almgren Betsy Chason Lynn Joiner Mike Mobley Linda Ann Morris Sarah Willoughby. Twelfth grade includes Lynn Clark Phoebe Fulford Mark Godwin George Griffin Brian Hamilton Cathy Johnson LaRee Parrish Aggie Smith Dan Stone Russ Thompson Wanda Whitfield.
Thomasville and Thomas County League of Women Voters schedules an 8 p.m. Monday meeting at the Chamber of Commerce with Police Chief John Perry as guest. Discussion centers on the local program to house juveniles and women prisoners separately in Thomasville’s jail. Renovation plans reportedly include such facilities and the public may attend.
Credit access for women has improved after a recent federal law ended discrimination based on race creed or color. Banks report similar loan processing for men and women with approval depending on employment status age health assets and liabilities. Local lenders offer counseling and note women often seek loans more calmly, while men may demand them.
Readers share practical fixes for hand dipped candles and small house chores. A tip uses a damp paper towel strip as a papier mache end cap to stabilize candles, while other notes advise cleaning candle residue with dry solvent on tissue and washing with detergent. HeLOISE and readers, including Carol, respond with humor and practical housewife wisdom.
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