21 May 1969
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1969
Page
1
A reader complains about a coworker who leaves her desk to fetch her children during work hours and asks if a sex as gender identity issue can be disclosed on a job application. Abby advises caution and notes legality does not guarantee hiring.
Parents and friends of the Senior Class are invited to attend the annual Honors Day program at 10 45 a m Thursday in the Thomasville High School auditorium. Members of the class will be recognized for leadership scholarship and athletic prowess. Principal W E Mathews will present academic awards and civic awards will be presented by community members.
A letter addressed to Abby via Thom asville Times Enterprise requests residents to attend a county meeting. The note mentions public input on local projects and future plans and asks for timely responses to the mailing.
A guide to renting vacation homes stresses written leases. It warns tenants to list beds and rooms, inspect kitchens and appliances, and seek guarantees on damage limits. It also covers cleaning duties and potential post-stay charges, advising thorough documentation with landlords.
Members of the Thomasville Senior Woman's Club in cooperation with the Georgia Federation of Women Clubs began selling Six Flags Over Georgia tickets to raise funds for Tallulah Falls School. Prices are 3.50 for children and 4.50 for adults with group discounts for 25 or more through August 1. Six Flags opened its third season on April 12 and operates weekends until June 6 when daily hours start. Tickets from the Thomasville club are valid for the 1969 season and information is via Mrs. George Clark at Southwestern State Hospital.
Hi Y Tri Hi Y and adult civic leaders joined in a training workshop at the YMCA to drill new officers on duties and attitudes for Y clubs at Central Washti and Thomasville high schools. Leaders from multiple organizations guided discussions on officer responsibilities, program ideas, and group activities. Leigh Wise presided, with Martha Wright giving the opening devotional.
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