Market declines extend sixth straight day on mixed trading
New York stocks slid for a sixth consecutive session as traders priced tighter rates. Dow off 1.06 points at noon while Comsat rose, U S Steel trimmed losses, and Chrysler gained near 2 as hog and cattle markets in Georgia and Chicago showed mixed receipts and trading activity.
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Steels and Motors
Comsat
U.S. Steel
Bethlehema
Republic
Chrysler
Ford
DuPont
Chicago
North Western
Dow Jones
LA Tams
Gost
American Stock Exchange
Treasury
Santa Claus telephone link and Christmas tree sale planned
The Chamber of Commerce offers a special telephone line to Santa at 226 1010 ready by 8 p m tomorrow. Calls run 3 to 9 p m daily except Sunday until Christmas. Young Jayeers discuss Christmas tree sale details at 7 30 p m at Plaza Restaurant with tree types Chicago Pine, Boston Fir, sale around December 12. Proceeds fund Jaycee youth projects and gifts for needy children. Also mentioned: veteran license eligibility and application at State Patrol headquarters.
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North Pole
Santa
Yaycees
Plaza
Jaycee
Free veterans license program in Georgia details
Wartime veterans who are U.S. citizens in Georgia may receive free drivers licenses. Eligibility includes the veteran or the veteran’s widow who served at least 90 days, with some time during a war period, according to Pete Iler, director of the Georgia Department of Veterans Service.
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Georgia
Peteler
Georgia Department of Veterans Service
Atoms for Peace film shown at CB Club meeting
The Citizens Band Radio Club will screen Atoms for Peace tonight at 8 p.m. The film is produced by the U S Atomic Energy Commission. Members are urged to attend as club meetings move to the Youth Center upstairs through January on Tuesdays.
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Atoms For Peace
Citizens Band Radio Club
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Copeland Rites Planned in Cairo for Veterans Hospital Victim
Copeland 38 died Saturday in a New Orleans veterans hospital. Services set for 4:30 p.m. today at Clark Funeral Chapel with Rev. Young Boland officiating and burial in Greenwood Cemetery. A native Grady Countian, he lived in Seattle for 20 years before moving to New Orleans. Survived by two half brothers William C. Ruff Westwego LA and W H Ruff Cairo.
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Cairo
Fondrel Copeland
New Orleans
Clark Funeral Chapel
Young Boland
Greenwood Cemetery
Grady Countian
Seattle
Wash
William C. Ruff
Westwego
W. H. Ruff
Chinese Free Nine Sailors Returned After Chinese Waters Incident
Chinese authorities released a British naval officer and eight sailors after their cutter wandered into Chinese waters during a camping trip. A Davy spokesman said the nine men were well treated and in good health. Their 32-foot boat was also returned.
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Hong Kong
Davy
Mrs. Norton Dies at 84 in Thomasville After Illness
India Whipple Norton 84 died at Archbold Memorial Hospital after a 10 day illness from a heart attack. Funeral at First Baptist Church Wednesday at 11 with Rev. Louis F. Kennedy officiating. Burial in Boston Ga cemetery beside husband Frederick S. Norton. Survivors include three daughters and six grandchildren. former Thomasville tax receiver for 16 years.
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Archbold Memorial Hospital
First Baptist Church
Louis F. Kennedy
Boston, Ga
M. Cecil Bowers, Jr
Frederick Norton Bowers
Tallahassee
Fla
O. Wanen Anderson
Bruce McRae
Sam Kimbrough
W. Fred Scott, Jr
Frank Hancock
Thomasville
S. W. Brooks
Boston
Paul Searcy
J. K. Harper
J. W. Keyton
R. W. McMillan
Paul Dunn
Lee E. Kelly
Joe Jerger
L. D. Ferguson
W. M. Searcy
Thomas County
O. B
Alice] Anderson
D. R
Lucile] Joys
A. J
Ruth] Whitehurst
M. C
Nell] Bowers
William B. Whipple
Dunedin
Norton
Fidelis
Woman's Missionary Union
King William R. King 82 of Pavo dies after illness
William R. King 82 of Pavo died early today at Archbold Memorial Hospital after a several month illness. He was a native of Lawrenceville and a retired merchant and realtor. He moved to Pavo from Atlanta 25 years ago and was a member of the Pavo Masonic Lodge. He is survived by Dr John T King and two other brothers Luther and Marvin King, two sisters Mrs B K Bryant and Miss Lila King, three nephews Dr John T King Jr Dr William B King Glenn Bryant and a niece Mrs Raymond Harvey. Graveside services 2 pm Wednesday in Lawrenceville conducted by Rev Winton J Stanford of Pavo Methodist Church.
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Pavo
John T. King
Thomasville
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Lawrenceville
King
Atlanta
John T. King Jr
William B. King
Glenn Bryant
Augusta
Raymond Harvey
Winton J. Stanford
Pavo Methodist Church
Wanda Gay 6 die in Moultrie auto accident
Wanda Gale Gay, six year old sister of David Gay of Thomasville, was struck by a car in front of her home on Rt. 6 and died. A first grader at Sunset School, she is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Willie Gay two brothers Cecil and Gene and three sisters Patricia Ann Joyce Thelma Weeks all of Moultrie Norman Park. Funeral services set for 3 pm Wednesday at Hopeful Baptist Church with Rev J O Leath and Rev Odis Milan. Burial at Sandes Cemetery. Green Gregory Funeral Home in charge.
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Wanda Gale Gay
David Gay
Thomasville
Rt. 6
Sunset School
Willie Gay
Cecil Gay
Gene Gay
Patricia Ann Gay
Joyce Nelms
Thelma Weeks
Rt. 1
Norman Park
Hopeful Baptist Church
J. O. Leath
Odis Milan
Sandes Cemetery
Green-Gregory Funeral Home
Frazier Moore obituary notes long life in Thomas County
Frazier Alan Moore, 61, Boston, a retired farmer and lifelong Thomas County resident, died yesterday at Archbold Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Survived by two brothers Wesley Moore and Julian Moore a sister Mrs E D Niven. Funeral conducted at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Dekle Funeral Chapel by Rev Howard Cooper with burial in Summer Hill Cemetery.
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Boston
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Thomas County
Prospect Methodist Church
Wesley Moore
Julian Moore
Blakely
E. D. Niven
Dunedin
Fla
Dekle Funeral Chapel
Howard Cooper
Summerhill Cemetery
Warner Declares Multiple Dividends for 1964 Stock
The Warner Brothers Company board announced a quarterly 25 cent dividend on common stock at a Friday meeting. A $3 annual dividend on preferred stock and a $1.50 quarterly dividend on $6 cumulative preferred were declared. A 3.05 percent per share on the $1.22 14 cumulative convertible preferred stock also issued. Payable Jan 2 to holders of record December 15, 1964.
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Warner Brothers Company
Board of Directors
Retarded Child Panel Planned
Local teachers and others interested in exceptional children may attend a panel discussion on the secondary curriculum program for the mentally retarded child. The Southwest Chapter of the Council for Exceptional Children sponsors the event at 4 30 p.m. Wednesday at the Moultrie Speech and Hearing Center.
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Southwest Chapter
The
Council For Exceptional Children
Moultrie
Central High 4 Hers Earn Windy City Honors
Four Central High 4 Hers returned from Chicago with ribbons from the National Livestock Judging contest. Gary Jackson Ricky Stephenson Wiley Mahan and John Vickers tied for fourth overall among 29 states and 1557 points. Stephenson tied for fifth in individual high score Jackson placed 12th. As a team they were second in beef cattle judging and fifth in swine judging. Donald R Haskins accompanied the group as assistant county farm agent. They judged eight classes at Center with Valdosta hosting and will be recognized at the annual awards dinner Friday at Thomasville High School cafeteria.
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Gary Jackson
Don Haskins
Ricky Stephenson
Wiley Mahan
John Vickers
Central High
Chicago
Stephenson
Jackson
Donald R. Haskins
Thomasville High School
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