22 Nov 1968
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1968
Page
1
Readers share time saving tricks from pressing shower curtain liners into drapery use to a cardboard box between car seats for storage. Advice covers fixing jams with pectin jam making fast, shoe remind er notes, and box boxing perfume storage for light protection.
A reader asks how to stop his wife from wearing wigs when with him and how to make his girlfriend believe his lies. Abby warns that dishonesty worsens trust and suggests facing consequences, while sharing a heartwarming nickel-forgum story and a reader’s note about name confusion between father and son, Old Bob and Young Bob.
A postal instruction directs letters to Abby delivered through the Thom asville Times Enterprise in Georgia with a box return address. The notice specifies care of Abby at the newspaper office for routing.
A reader writes to Heloise via the Thomasville Times-Enterprise mailbox at P O Box 650 Thomasville Georgia seeking household advice and prying tips for domestic matters. The letter outlines a question or request typical of the syndicated advice column style.
The forthcoming meeting of Hi Y and Tri Hi Y Youth Assembly delegates will be held on November 2 at 4 00 P M at the Y M C A Leigh Wise of Omega Tri-Hi Y will lead a study of eight conditional bills A discussion on local candidates for office at the 24th annual State Youth Area on April 17 18 and
Architect Robert Jinright spoke to Pilot International Club members at the Elks Club on Tuesday night. He argued Thomasville and nearby areas rival Williamsport and Natchez as tourist draw by showcasing Greek and Gothic styles in restored homes. He urged a community effort to preserve existing houses to attract visitors. The club awarded $300 to the Training Center for Retarded Children and voted to sponsor the play Funny Girl to be staged December 10 in Thomasville.
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