Sandra Bailey Weds Herbert W. Phinazee
Sandra Bailey and Herbert Wiley Phinazee wed Nov. 10 at First Assembly of God Church with Rev. A. L. Lastinger officiating. The Thomasville couple planned a reception and wedding trip to Atlanta before settling at 1208 Dawson St. in Thomasville.
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Sandra Bailey
Herbert W. Phinazee
Herbert Wiley Phinazee
A. L. Lastinger
First Assembly of God Church
R. J. Bailey
Thomasville
WJ. Phinazee Jr
Coolidge
Richard Harris
Sue Banks
W. J. Phinazee Jr
Ronald Phinazee
Joe Rehberg
al Bailey
Donald Massey
Gordon Culpepper
Jacksonville
Fla
Phyllis Williams
Gayle Fag Ye
Monticello
Libby Cox
Gail Darby
Melba
Atlanta
Dawson St
Award Winning Camellia Pink Pagoda Gains Fame
The Camellia japonica Pink Pagoda, introduced in fall 1965, grows as a compact upright plant with hundreds of pink blooms. Hardy to about 10 degrees, it thrives in shade, blooms December to March, and requires little pruning or feeding. Discovered in a nursery supervisor’s backyard, Pink Pagoda has become a prized addition to American gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Frustration and Health Through Chiropractic Advice
Dr. W. L. Stucky explains how ill health and frustration stem from misaligned spines. Chiropractors locate and correct spinal causes to restore nerve flow, aiding healing and a more abundant life. Public service article sponsored by Dr. Stucky at 415 Gordon Ave, Thomamville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Stucky
Gordon Ave
Thomanville
Valdosta State College Adds Master In English
Valdosta State College will add a Master of Arts in English starting Summer Quarter 1969 after approval by the Board of Regents. President S Walter Martin announced the move, noting the department’s size and strength and campus plans to strengthen library holdings and add PhDs. Dr Raymond Cook heads the English Department. Prospective students should contact Dr Raymond Hunter or James Martin for admissions.
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Valdosta
Valdosta State College
Board of
Regents
VSC
S. Walter Martin
Martin
Raymond Hunter
Graduate Council
James Martin
Helpful Hints From Heloise and Reader Tips
A collage of reader tips including using coin op washers safely by testing with money first, storing holiday recipes and ingredients, repurposing old sheet hems for garment bands, and repairing a vacuum hose with an elastic bandage.
Mail to Hziolse in Thomasville Times-Enterprise
Letter directs sending correspondence to Hziolse c o Thomasville Times-Enterprise at FE Box 650 Thomasville Georgia 31792 for delivery and handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hziolse
Thomasville Times-Enterprise
Thomasville
Shower Fetes Miss Murphy Bride Elect
Miss Erma Jean Murphy bride elect of 8 T Williams was toasted at a miscellaneous tea shower hosted at Mrs. Tillie Raybon’s home. Co hosts included Mrs. Everette Pierce Mrs. William Pierce Mrs. Franklin Smith Mrs. Ellis Allen and Mrs. Fleet Beckham. the Raybon residence was decorated and a yellow orange white mums display graced the refreshment table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raybon
Everette Pierce
William Pierce
Franklin Smith
Ellis Allen
Fleet Beckham
Bruce Murphy
S. S. Murphy
Nocturne Garden Club Plans November Meeting
The Nocturne Garden Club will meet at 8 p.m. on November 21 at the home of Mrs. I. R. Chastain, 428 Fletcher Street. Hostesses will be Mrs. Chastain, Mrs. Mildred Fielding, and Mrs. Byron Howell.
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Nocturne Garden Club
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Charen Annex
James Wilson
Stucky
Heloise
Rosie Willrich
Rosie
B.M.S
Sophie Mae
Owen
DIAL
Miss Murphy
Nocturne Club
Belks
Sale
Reg
Riath
OUR
Mountainn Rose
Dpen Vaily
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