Price Of Leaf Slumps In Georgia Florida Markets
Valdosta Ga Aug 3 the Georgia Florida tobacco belt enters its fourth selling day with prospects the 39 cent CPA ceiling average will hold. WFA reports heavy sales and declines on most grades with best primings scarce as leaf prices ease across Georgia and Florida markets. Total first two markets 12 654 840 pounds at 39.59 cents per pound with Wednesday declines around a dollar per hundred pounds for many grades.
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Valdosta
Georgia-Florida
War Food Administration
WFA
Georgia
Tota
Florida
U. S
Betty Coggins 11 Dies at Home in Fairgrove
Betty Coggins eleven died at her Fairgrove home Wednesday after a short illness. She was a Fair Grove Methodist Church member and Fair Grove school attendee. Survivors include her parents sister Mary Frances Coggins and maternal grandfather J A Kep ley of Thomasville. Funeral Friday at 4 PM from Fair Grove Methodist Church with burial in the family plot church cemetery.
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Ann Coggins
Coggins
Lora Kepley Coggins
Fairgrove
Fair Grove Methodist Church
Fair Grove
Mary Frances Coggins
J. A. Kepley
Thomasville
Churen
Eugene Jester Sr Funeral Service Conducted
Eugene Jester Sr was laid to rest after a Wednesday funeral at Prospekti Methodist Church with clergy from Salem and Oak Grove Baptist churches officiating. Music featured Betty Smith Einer Marsh and Helen Coletran e flowers carried by friends. pallbearers included Clifton Arrants Tom Welborn Worth Kearns and others. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
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Maggie Mann
Maggie
Grandma) Mann
Fanton Street
Main Street
W. R. Kelly
C. I. Ruth
First Pilgrim Holiness c
Oakwood Cemetery
Carl Kearns
Roscoe Sowers
Herbert Wood
Ray N. Nance
Paul Spencer
Garland Ridge
Jesus
Eugene Jester
Prospegti Methodist Church
John H Scalf
Salem Baptist Church
Robert L. Smith
Oak Grove Baptist Church
Ioral
Betty Smith
Einer Marsh
Helen Coletrane
Clifton Arrants
Tom Welborn
Worth Kearns
Funeral for Mrs Ma bel Stevens Barker Held at Home
Funeral services for Mrs Mabel Barker were held Tuesday at 633 West Green Street with Dr C E Rozelle of Wesley Memorial Church officiating. A male quartet sang two selections and pallbearers included J R Willis Neuma Pierce J A Sloop Hertha Roach Herman Teague Fred Ellington and L A Love. Interment followed in Oakwood cemetery family plot.
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Mabel Barker
Mabel Stevens Barker
West Green Street
C. E. Rozelle
Wesley Memorial Church
J. W. Garrett
Ney Padgett
Frank Ogburn
J. Gurney Briggs
J. R. Willis
Neuma Pierce
J. A. Sloop
Hertha Roach
Herman Teague
Fred Ellington
L. A. Love
Funeral services for John W. Conner held Friday
Funeral services for John W. Conner took place at Giles Chapel Methodist Church at 11 o clock Friday morning with Rev. T. R. York and Rev. W L Cockman officiating. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
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W. Conner
Thomasville
John W. Conner
Giles Chanel Methodist Church
J. W. Conner
Giles Chapel Methodist Church
T. R. York
W L. Cockman
Funeral service for Lottie Diane Lambeth in Thomasville
The Enterprise reports on the funeral service for Lottie Diane Lambeth held in Thomasville on August 3, with details of the ceremony and attendees noted in the special report.
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Lottie Diane Lambeth
The
Enterprise
Thomasville
Lottie Diane
Americans Begin Rehabilitation of Cherbourg
Lambeth, one month old, of Lexington Route Two, died in Winston-Salem hospital Tuesday. Funeral at Clarksburg Methodist Church conducted by Rev. Don Payne with trio Betty, Iola, Bill Payne and Miss Marline Lowe at piano. Thelma Petree led flowers. Interment in family plot at the church.
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Lambeth
L. W
Dolores Petree
Lexington
Winston-Salem
Clarksburg Methodist Church
Don Payne
Betty, Iola
Bill Payne
Marline Lowe
Thelma Petree
Colonel Crawford fuels Kraut term for German fighters
The Fifth Army in Italy sees the rise of Krauts as a popular label among American troops. Lt. Col. Joe Crawford of Humboldt, Kansas, commands an infantry regiment and has pushed the nickname from Anzio through Tunisia, with Stars and Stripes adopting Krauts in headlines. The term replaces Jerry and Heinies, while Tedeschi remains used by some newcomers. The regiment records show missions to kill Krauts and capture Krauts.
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Fifth Army
Italy
INS
Joe Crawford
Brak
Baert
Willkie
Crawford
Humboldt
Kan
Heinies
Tunisia
Jerry
Tedeschi
Bowie
Mark W. Clark
Air Force
John K. Cannon
Salt Lake City
Tactical Air Force
Cassino
New Zealand
Heinrich
Richard Heidrich
Joe
Anzio
Stars and Stripes
Army
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Betty Coggins
Wichita
Kam
Japan
Manchuria
International
Cherbourg
France
U.S
Belk-Stevens CO
High Point
FrSe
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