Executive Council Plans Year in Camilla Meeting
The Executive Council met at First Baptist Church Camilla on September 8 with M. A. president Mrs. Mathews presiding. Edgar Davis Jr. gave inspiration and Myke Winesett led dedication as Mrs. Mike Settle sang. New morning circle organized and plans announced for the coming year with officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camilla
First Baptist Church
M. A
Mathews
Seruncheon
Edgar T. Davis Jr
Mikesett
O. Master
Myke Winesett
W. M
Douglas Collns
Ammie Ellis
Unclear cooking tip on draining fried meat with scissors
Fragment discusses draining fried sausage and using alien scissors to cut links, emphasizing placing on paper toweling and noting a handy gadget for separation.
Miss Walter Seeks Better Table Service in Thomasville
Miss Mable Walter of Atlanta leads a four day food service training at Holiday Inn in Thomasville sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and state groups. Local restaurant staff and hospital dietitians attend to learn napkin usage, proper serving order, and faster yet courteous service as part of a 10 hour program ending tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Walter
Food Service
Atlanta
Walter
Thomasville
Archbola Memorial Hospital
Holiday Inn
Chamber of Commerce
Georgia State Dept. of Education
Georgia Restaurant Assn
Miss Walter
State Dept. of Education
Art classes at YC Hut with Naomi Good today
Naomi Good, famed one stroke artist, teaches art at the Youth Center Hut. Sessions run today from 9 to 12 a m and 1 to 4 p m and again Thursday. Pryor Connell, Youth Center director, announced classes are open to interested persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Good
Youth Center
Danforth Dianne Engaged to Richard H. Davis Jr in Pensacola
Miss Dianne Danforth of Pensacola announces engagement to Richard Harding Davis Jr son of Mr and Mrs Richard H Davis of Pensacola. Both couples are Pensacola High School and Pensacola Junior College alumni. Ceremony set for November 19 at 7 30 p in First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola, Fla
Charles L. Danforth
Pensacola
Dianne
Richard Harding Davis, Jr
Richard H. Davis
Pensacola High School
Pensacola Junior College
Miss Danforth
Pensacola Bank
Mr. Davis
Danforth
B. E. Hancock
Thomasville
First Baptist Church
Pavo Band Delights School Community In First Public Performance
The Pavo Elementary School band gave its first public concert in the school auditorium this week. Directed by Ray DeMaris, the group performed tunes including March Melody Lightly Row Good Morning My Faith Looks Up To Thee Harmon Melody and Marine Hymn. Students from fourth to eighth grades participated, led by clarinetists Nancy Speaker and Debra Sloan among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray DeMaris
Nancy Speaker
Toni Robinson
Mary Dean
Mary Cooper
Karen Cone
Debra Sloan
National flowers and shop manners in a bouquet ad
Abbie Mims Flowers discusses national emblems and promotes a varied flower selection. The piece highlights Golden Rod as the US symbol, mentions England and Canada, and invites customers to call 226 3424 for arrangements from 3228 Broad St.
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Frecutive Board
Charles Mathews
J. J. Dixon
Cife
Corps
J. W. Jackson
J&e Morning Circles
Rey Dixon
Murray Warsham
J. L. Adams
Wdams
Ose. Smith
Mite Lou Nix
Piansf
Ben Burson
Holger Davis, Jr
Unity Missions
Collins
George Pitts
Waits
Laurier Collins
Ruth Worsham
P. Tucker
J. G. Crevatt
George Temples
Mattie Barker
W. W. Bullard, Sr
Hesel Bullad
Joe Dratig
Davis Jr
Sunbeam
Jer Davis
Gary Witt
Thelma Letcas
C. E. Gibson
D. H. Hobbs
Mrs. Good
YC Hut
Pavo Band
PAVO
Elemen
Tary School
Ann Herndon, Clarinets
Jeffrey Mathews
Mike Rayburn
Robin Herndon
Kay Vick
Jerry Herndon
Pam Palmer
Aylabeth Hampton
Danny Bryant
Joyce Parker
Greg Parrish
Hank Wiley
Cordey Parrish, Jr
Bobby Hart
Mike Greene
Dempsey McClelland
Cathy Swymer
Marcy Hobbs
Sue Vick
Mrs. James
Abbie] Mims
United States
England
Broad St
Venice
Thomasville, Georgia
Miss B
Sixes