Wall Street Steels Edge Higher In Mixed Market
In a mixed New York market, steels rose slightly as most major stocks moved little. The AP index edged up 0.2 to 259.9 at noon with mixed moves among sectors including motors, chemicals, rails, and utilities.
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New York
Associated Press
U.S. Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
American Motors
Burroughs
Union Carbide
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Hog and cattle market summary across Georgia and nearby states
Packer Hog Market in Thomasville Georgia reports 3800 hogs for 24 hours to Friday 7 am with steady to lower prices across districts including Albany Columbus Moultrie and Jacksonville. Chicago hog receipts 5500 with market weak to steady. Georgia cattle auctions show mixed to weak slaughter cattle and calves with cows and bulls steady to higher in places, feeders uneven and regional price ranges listed.
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Thomasville
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Dolhan
Ala
Jacksonville
Fla
A. S
Chicago
Georgia
South Georgia
Livestock Meeting At Elks Club Announces Banquet And Pageant
The Thomas County Livestock Assn holds a continuation meeting at the Elks Club with an annual banquet and a beauty pageant to choose Miss Georgia Livestock 1963. Osco Hughes Orchestra provides music and numerous distinguished guests attend, including J A Stewart and state and local agriculture leaders. A 9 am business meeting at Hotel Scott precedes a noon adjournment, with a surprise treat for the lads.
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Elks Club
Osco Hughes’ Orchestra
J. A. Stewart
Ga. Livestock Assn
W. Tap Bennett
O. E. Self
B. L. Southwell
Tifton Experiment Station
C. W. Chapman
Shorty Packer
Ga. Aberdeen-Angus Assn
Jess Hall
Standard Oil
Clyde Brannen
Harry L. Brown
Ga. Farm Bureau
Roy Lily
Hosea Vann
Thomas County Board of Commissioners
Dick Curtis
8. S. Averitt
Hansell Chastain
State Association
Joe Robertson
Buddy
Farm poultry price report for broilers fryers and hens
Atlanta market notes show quotations on broilers and fryers at plants with delivered prices 15 to 19 and Thursday exchange 16.1 to 16.6. Heavy hens scarce at fob plants 21 while light hens are also scarce at fob plants 844.
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Atlanta
F.o.b
Mrs. Holland Dies at 65 in Meigs
Mrs. James H. Holland 65 of Rt. 1 Meigs died early today at Archbold Memorial Hospital Thomasville after an extended illness. Services are set for Sunday 3 p.m. at Harmony Baptist Church with Revs. R. E. Courtney and Stacey Williams officiating. Burial in Harmony Cemetery Kirkland. Crow-Hughes Home for Funerals in charge. Survived by four sons Delbert Holland Isaac J L Holland Merlin Holland two daughters Idella Creech Bill Gaston three sisters and one brother.
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Harmony’ Baptist Church
R. E. Courtney
Stacey Williams
Hermony Cemetery
Kirkland
Crow-Hughes Home
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Ruthie Gunner Layton
Delbert Holland
Cocoa
Fla
J. L. Holland
Titusville
Merlin Holland
Valdosta
Idella Creech
Walter Kelley
Lakeland
J. E. Davidson
Albany
Arthur Layton
Pettigrew Rites For William A Pettigrew 88
Funeral services were held today at Thomasville Primitive Baptist Church for William A. Pettigrew 88 retired carpenter. He died Wednesday after extended illness. A Jackson Ga native he came to Thomasville in 1928. Surviving are his second wife Willie Singleton Redfern stepson Leland Redfern four daughters and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Thomasville Primitive Baptist Church
Jackson
Pettigrew
Thomasville
Loraine Parker
Willie Singleton Redfern
Pavo
Arthur Pettigrew
Moultrie
Sam
Jim Pettigrew
Leland Redfern
San Diego
Calif
Madeline P. McCracken
Atlanta
Elsie Graddy
Bobbye Young
Tallahassee
Eva Jones
Jacksonville
Mary Lizzie Buford
Three Troops Help Quitman Heart Fund Effort
Quitman juniors and 50 members of the Junior Patrol assist the Heart Fund Drive. They set up roadblocks on February Saturday afternoons under Tom Rowland, Kiwanis chairman, at four points, collecting $45 last Saturday. Dr. Robert T. Cain leads Brooks County Heart Drive. Only about 3 percent of Florida's 140 000 to 150 000 alcoholics are found in skid rows.
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Quitman
Georgia Senate to Hold Public Hearing on Workers Compensation
Senate Industry and Labor Committee schedules 2 p.m. hearing next Monday in Atlanta to consider Sen. Frank Downing's bill updating workmen's compensation. The measure lifts weekly max from 30 to 80 and total benefits to 400 weeks, extends burial and medical limits, and caps for specific losses with new disability thresholds.
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Senate
Senate Industry and Labor Committee
Frank Downing
Savannah
Downing
Valentine Themed Club Events Fill Weekend Schedule
Calendar lists LIVESTOCK ASSN banquet at Elka Club 7 30 p m OES Valentine Night at Masonic Building 8 p m Saturday Covered Dish Supper at Rebekah Lodge Hall 7 p m Valentine s Dance at Central High gym 7 30 p m AMVETS Dance at Post home 9 p m Valentine s Dance at Elks Club 9 p m Monday Menaboni Exhibit opens at Gorden Center 10 a m Rebekah Lodge at SCOFP Hall 7 30 p m Junior Woman s Club at Study Classrooms 8 p m
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Elka Club
Masonic Building
Satuday
Rebekah Lodge
Central High Gym
Amvets
Post Home
Elks Club
Gorden Center
Scofp Hall
Keeping Up With American Legion District at Syvester
The district meeting begins at 2 30 p m with Legionnaires assembling at Post 222 Hansell Street and convoying to the site. Dr M G Middleton and E E Davis of Thomasville attended a 14 physician psychiatric course at the Medical College of Georgia Augusta covering growth development and mental health topics. The Jersey herd owned by Mrs Julian C Bolton Thomasville scores 85 28 percent with four grades. The plantation is supervised by B C Gibson Jr.
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Hansell St
M. G. Middleton
E. E. Davis
Thomasville
Georgia
Medical College of Georgia
Augusta
Jersey
Melrose
Julian C. Bolton
B. C. Gibson Jr
Dismantling of Jaenicke Home for County Parking
Workers from the County Stockade are tearing down the old Jaenicke home on West Jefferson between the County Agent building and the Health Center. Owned by the county after purchase from the late Mrs Jaenicke, the site will become county parking. Salvaged materials will be reused at the County Farm or as directed by the Commissioners.
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Jefferson Street
Thomas County Health Center
Commissioners
Police Report Details Two Car Crashes And Citations
Police report two auto wrecks injuring motorists yesterday. Charles Willard Cone 21 and William O Blanton 69 face careless driving charges after a Smith Ave Dawson St collision. Lous Reneau 80 and Perry Cooper 78 were in a separate N Madison St Albany Rd crash. Willie Bolden funeral announced with services at St Thomas A M E Church.
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Kiwanis Club Hosts Valentines Night Program
Thomas County Kiwanis Club held a Ladies Night during its regular meeting with entertainment by Billy Ray Hearn and the trio Three Sharps and a Flat. Thomasville High School students C. K. Billings Jr. John Frank Searcy and Don Langley provided vocal and instrumental performances, arranged by Lamar Singletary with Bill Ponder presiding.
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Billy Ray Hearn
Hearn
Thomasville High School
C. K. Billings Jr
John Frank Searcy
Don Langley
Lamar Singletary
Bill Ponder
Hunting Accident Leaves Bainbridge Man Wounded Near Here
George William Roland, 42, of Bainbridge, is reported in fairly good condition at a Tallahassee hospital after a hunting accident Wednesday left him with a gunshot wound. Hospital authorities gave the update today.
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George William Roland
Tallahassee
Roland
Jane Fisher Funeral Services Held for Local Resident
Funeral services for Jane Fisher age 208 W Jerger St were conducted at 11 a.m. Saturday at First African Baptist Church with Rev Mullins officiating. Burial followed at Peaceful Rest Cemetery. She died February 10 at her home after an extended illness. She was a native of Boston Georgia and a lifelong resident of Thomas County.
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Washington &I
St. Thomas’ A. M. EF
E. M. Threatt
Peaceful Rest Cemetery
Jane Fisher
Fair Cooler Thom asville Area Forecast
Fair skies and cooler temperatures forecast for the Thom asville area with a cold night ahead. Northeasterly winds 4 to 12 mph. Five day outlook shows 66 high 45 low with gradual warming Sunday then cooler again. Moderate rainfall possible. Sunset 6 24 P M Saturday 7 16 A M Moonrise
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Nozde
Marks
Fla
Senator Kidd Sees Wesleyan Site as Possible Historic Federal Project
State Senator Culver Kidd of Milledgeville says the old Wesleyan College in Macon could be preserved as a federal historical site. Attorney General Eugene Cook sought more time in Washington to save the campus, amid Interior Department talks on using the site for a new post office.
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Culver Kidd
Milledgeville
Wesleyan College
Macon
Kidd
Women's College
Atty
Eugene Cook
Washington
Cook
Interior Department
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National Guard joins search for missing Decatur man
National Guardsmen joined sheriff's deputies volunteers and the State Patrol in a large scale search for 56 year old Alex Broadway who disappeared Wednesday near McCrav ille on the Georgia Florida line. Broadway reportedly left a wooded area near the Strickland house with two small dogs and was last seen wearing work clothes and a blue denim jacket.
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National Guardsmen
State Patrol
A. E. White
McCraeville
Broadway
Laings
Ed Strickland
White
Reynolds
Strickland
National
W. C. Calhoun
Carlton Earnest
ACL Agent Tells New Schedule For New Orleans
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad freight agent G. L. Luke announced a revised timetable to connect Train 189 from Thomasville with L&N Railroad’s Humming Bird No. 6 to New Orleans. Starting Feb 17 Train 187 from Waycross at 9:40 p.m. will reach Thomasville by 12:10 p.m. and depart at 12:20 p.m., arriving Montgomery 4:55 p.m. CST, with the Humming Bird held to 6:05 p.m. for connections.
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Thomasville
L&n Railroad
Montgomery
Alg
New Orleans
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