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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1966
Page
1
The Chastain Family reunion will be held July 4 at Coats and Clark recreation center. A noon picnic style meal will be served with baskets brought by family members and drinks provided by the union committee.
The Thom as County bookmobile schedule for July lists stops at Kirk's Ochlochnee Library McClendon's July 5 and 6 at Meigs City Hall Thomasville Library July 7 at Vicks Store Odd Fellows Home Boston Jary Dorminy July 11 at Hick's Murphy's Store Adams July 12 Banks Kin red Bozeman's July 13 Smith's Pave Woman's Club Moncrief's Store. The Vacation Reading Club is in full swing and books may be obtained at all these depots.
Weekend guests include Mr and Mrs Austin Yarborough and Miss Kay Yarborough of unknown origin visiting Miss Dale Yarbrough and Mr and Mrs Jack Dorman in Manchester Ga. Lane Middleton and children Janet Rob and Curtis from Morristown NJ stay with C L Middleton at 111 Archbold Ave. They plan to travel to Pensacola to visit her parents Mr and Mrs E R Aiken.
Two South Carolina born women named C L Middleton living in different cities share June marriages and Baptist roots. One is Brunswick public relations director for Boys Estate, the other a Thomasville insurance figure. both have three children and careers, and both support youth programs amid a Georgia campaign.
Abigail Van Buren answers readers about dealing with houseguests of foreign background who smell, a diamond ring arranged to pass to a future spouse or daughter, and a teen who fears losing a hopeful caller. She counsels direct honesty, guardianship of personal decisions, and patience in romance.
Correction notes that the label should read Purex rather than the mistakenly stated Purex Bleach % gal. 10¢, clarifying the brand spellout for the old price listing.
Nancy Smith of Coolidge and Sara Anderson of Meigs are contestants in the 1966 Miss Peanut Princess of Georgia contest in Tifton. The winner will be named tonight. Contest rules require Georgia peanut farmer parentage, 16 to 22 years old, single, and a high school senior or college-bound. The pageant features 37 contestants with activities from morning luncheon to afternoon dress, swim suit and talent rounds.
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