09 Mar 1965
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1965
Page
1
Heloise shares a home remedy to remove white rings on wood furniture using a dry scouring powder wrapped in a soft cloth and buffed with the grain. The method aims to restore finish without scrubbing, applying powder through the cloth for a subtle, polished result.
March 9 1965 Thomasville Times Enterprise notes school menus for Wednesday March 10 with BALFOUR CENTRAL EAST SIDE HARPER and JERGER options. It also shares cleaning tips using mayonnaise to shine wood and a form for housekeeping chores plus a chocolate melting hint with an egg poacher.
A long Dear Abby letter mix covers social slaps as a dating putdown, minister spouse invitation woes, and a cemetery tale, with readers sharing household hacks from crafts to coupon labels and heating pad tricks. The column returns with partner guidance and practical tips in a household advice tone.
An exhibit of original lithographs and etchings by Dr Yvonne Force from St Petersburg, Florida, is in the Thomasville Public Library lobby for a two week period. The Vashti program loans art to students and campuses, with works including Seed Pods and Carrot Pickers.
A multi generational gathering honored J. A. Wade on his 78th birthday in Jacksonville with eight of nine Wade children and relatives from Thomasville Cairo Atmore Pensacola Ochlochnee Meigs Valdosta and Cairo. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Carter Mr. and Mrs. Angus Edwards and families and Mr. and Mrs. Hooper W. Matthews among others. Mr. Cooper and Mr. Wade share Feb 28 birthday.
The St Augustine Catholic Women hear a talk on donating eyes to the Eye Bank presented by Charles H Dowell of the Thomasville Lions Club. The Georgia Lions Eye Bank aims to restore sight. Nominating committee heads were set with a slate to be elected in April. Fr Mario di Lella spoke on Lent spiritual aspects.
Admitted to Archbold Memorial Hospital on Monday from Thomasville were Mrs. C. C. Fykes, 10 year old Daniel K. Gillespie, Mrs. Mildred B. Hill, Mrs. H. Lewis and Mrs. Sam B. Young. Also admitted were Mrs. Taylor Willis and Mrs. Norah Mae Hurst of Meigs, Theron D. Murphy and Mrs. Jack Collins of Coolidge, William Robert Norton of Ochlocknee, Mrs. Lois R. McKinnon of Boston, Mrs. Carolyn Hardwick of Cairo, Joe Frank Gilmore of Perry Florida, Berry N. Thomas of Madison Florida, Troy George Herndon of Chattahoochee Florida, William Thomas Rigby of Lament Florida, Mrs. James K. Thomas of Pensacola Florida, and William D Dunsford, Mrs. William S. Blomeley and Mrs. Winston Earnest of Monticello Florida.
Be eight and story. Mr and Mrs Jimmy C Gunter announce the birth of a son March 8 at Archbold Memorial Hospital. Mrs Gunter is the former Miss Ann Palmer. Mr and Mrs Earl Peek announce a son March 7 at Archbold Memorial Hospital. Mrs Peek is the former Miss Lou Ellen Anderson. Mr and Mrs Thomas R Bentley announce a daughter March 7 at Archbold Memorial Hospital. Mrs Bentley is the former Miss Patricia Allen. Mr and Mrs John W W Garren announce a son March 6 at Archbold Memorial Hospital. Mrs Garren is the former Miss Audrey Parker. Mr and Mrs Ollie Eugene Taylor announce a daughter March 5 at Archbold Memorial Hospital. Mrs Taylor is the former Miss Margaret May Wil lama.
Post 31 Legion Auxiliary plans to sponsor a local girl to Girls State in June in Athens. The group observed the 46th Legion anniversary with a supper meeting featuring a mental health program by Dr. J I Palmer and Mrs. Aza Lee Baxter. Members also prepared for the Spring Conference in Macon March 6 with National Auxiliary President Mrs Lillian Andrews to attend.
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