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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1964

Page

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Miss Benefield Weds Stephen Strickland

The Rev Laster Parks performed the ceremony for Miss Benefield and Stephen Strickland. The bride wore a two piece white lace dress with a scalloped hem. They will reside at 42 13th Street NE in Atlanta. Mrs Strickland is employed by an Atlanta insurance firm. Mr Strickland attends Georgia Tech this fall after graduation from Middle Georgia College.

Laster Parks 13Th Street Atlanta Strickland Massey Business College Mr. Strickland Cairo High School Middle Georgia College Georgia Highway Department Georgia Institute of Technology

Stringer Announces Birth of Son in Thomasville

Mr. and Mrs. A. L Stringer Jr. of 319 Myrtle Dr Thomasville announce the birth of a son at Archbold Memorial Hospital on Saturday June 27. Mrs. Stringer is the former Miss Martha Neel, daughter of Mrs. H. D. Adams and the late Lee Neel of Thomasville. Lamb kidneys may be halved and rolled inside bacon slices and skewered for broiling.

A. L Stringgy Jr Myrtle Dr Thomasville Archbold Memorial Hospital

THS Class of 1949 Holds Fifteenth Reunion Banquet

THS alumni gathered at Glen Arven Country Club for a 15th reunion featuring prizes for man with the most hair and class beauty. Distances traveled were noted with Dr. Charles J. Hancock and Mrs. Forbes Davis earning recognitions. Special guests included former teachers Miss Marie Wertz and Eri O. Garner.

Thomasville L R Betty McBride Jinright Shirley Chastain Carter Mildred Carlton Kathleen Harper Reid Carolyn Joiner Fielding Maxine Jackson Walker Jane Jay Still Nan Stringer Davis Joan Riley Thomas L-R Jack Kelly Irwin Mitchell Henry David Knight Jack Delaney Mabrey Carter Rudolph Allen Philip Prosser Philip Hancock David Fisher W. B. King Gary Vann Irving Hancock Thomasville High School Glen Arven Country Club Charles J. Hancock Augusta Forbes Davis Jimmy Thomas Marie Wertz T. M. McComb W. R. Milton Dean Whitehead Eri. O. Garner Glen Arven T.hs

Dear Abby reader tips on petty neighbors and hens

The column shares anecdotes about neighbors loaning tools, someone paying two dollars for yard work done for free, and old time tricks with chickens. It includes advice to be blunt about hand-me-downs and a moral on corn persuasion. It ends with Abby clarifying views on mental retardation and inviting readers to write for more information.

Abby Seattle America National Association For Retarded Children Fork Avenue New York

Augusta Girl Is Crowned Miss Georgia 1961

Vivian Elizabeth Davis, 19, of Augusta won the Miss Georgia title at Columbus. She will represent the state in the Miss America Pageant in Atlantic City after Labor Day. Linda Purcell of LaGrange won Miss Congeniality and $1000, while Eleanor Bacon of Demorest was named most talented. Ellen Sue Taylor of Valdosta was the runner up.

Columbus Georgia Vivian Elizabeth Davis Augusta Atlantic City Purcell Bacon

Piney Woods Invitational Brings Bridge and Golf Weekend

The Glen Arven Country Club hosts the 46th Piney Woods Invitational with rubber bridge for members and guests from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. Prizes for top scores, weekend buffet, shrimp supper, watermelon cutting, and the Fourth of July dance headline a social lineup.

Glen Arven Country Club Glen Arven

Households Told It Is Okay To Eat Carrots

Georgia officials announce exhaustive tests on carrots from all sources show no pesticide residue. A small lot found endrin residue but has been removed and no danger to public health is present.

Housewives Atlanta Georgia Department of Agriculture State Agriculture Department Georgia

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Miss Benefield Stephen Strickland Stephen Pierce Strickland Cairo THS Robert Still Jacksonville Dear Abby Abigail van Buren Salvation Army of Good Will Industries H. Dearl Edna Los Angeles Calif Miss Georgia Paula Dunn Miss Americus Bill Bowers Herschel Clay Lemee Plak Belk-Hudson Jackson Madison Eee He HG Woody Hall Bob Bibb c/o Whiddon's Funeral Home Deluxe State Pride
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