28 May 1969
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1969
Page
1
Vivian Brown reports a day with 12 teenage cousins, 11 boys and one girl, where mother-cut hairdos become marks of distinction. The group discusses school and summer plans while noting mom’s cut is rough but preferred to arguing with barbers.
The engagement of Carolyn Sue Johnson to Mitch Waldo Stone II is announced by their families of Pavo and Barwick. Carolyn Sue is a Cen tral High School graduate and Mitch Stone II a Brooks County High School graduate employed by Southern Bell in Thomasville. The wedding is set for July 6 at Pavo United Methodist Church.
Martha Cheshire daughter of Dr and Mrs Howard Cheshire received the Annual Good Citizenship Award at Thomasville High School. The honor was presented by Mrs Curtis Chapman representing the Thomasville Junior Woman's Club, the annual sponsor of the award.
A reader gathered miscellany of practical hints from Heloise covering kid party bibs as napkin substitutes, stamping mail, sealing envelopes, baseboard repair with white wire, quick nail polish drying with olive oil, opening cans to reduce juice spray, DIY vinyl tape covers for car stereo tapes, and reusing popsicle sticks as mustard and mayonnaise spreaders.
A reader writes to Heloise requesting guidance published in the Thomasville Times Enterprise. The letter discusses a domestic concern and seeks practical advice on handling a common household issue.
AP News notes a fashion shift with multiple covers for swimsuits. From bikinis to one pieces, the new layered dressing concept blends beach and after wear, offering adaptable styling from pool to patio and beyond with chic practicality.
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