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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1965
Page
3
A fluctuating early to mid session left prices mixed with modest gains in utilities and some oils while motors and steels slipped. The AP index stood near 335.5 at noon as aluminum stocks showed strength and Spiegel notably traded on merger news.
Hog receipts at Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Dothan Jacksonville and other GA plants climb with plant delivered U S 1 1-2 barrows 190-230 lbs at 20.00-20.50. Chicago market shows barrows gilts 190-220 lbs at 22.25-22.50 with sows 18.50-19.00 and other weight ranges. Georgia cattle auctions report steady to higher slaughter and calf prices with feeders and cows steady to higher across multiple markets.
A market page lists prices for beans butter corn cucumbers eggplant okra peppers potatoes squash tomatoes and more. Prices show ranges by quality and class for buyers and vendors.
The Barwick swimming pool will be open daily from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. except Wednesday. It will also be open Tuesday and Saturday from 7:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Mrs. Virgil Oscar Long 88 of Bainbridge died Sunday at Memorial Hospital. Funeral services were conducted Wednesday in Cox Funeral Chapel with Rev J W Loyless, Rev C C Cullpepper and Rev Irwin Williams officiating. Burial in Bethel Cemetery. Survivors: four daughters Bertha Gardner Decatur Bessie Greer Bainbridge C E Lynn Tipp ton C L Youngblood West Bainbridge. two sons Felton Milton Long Long Island N Y. 10 grandchildren 19 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Cox Funeral Home in charge.
Mrs. C Raymond Durham 81 of Rt. 2 Bainbridge died Saturday at her son’s home near Whigham. Born in Ocilla Florida she lived in Decatur County 40 years and had resided with her son in Grady County about a year. Funeral Monday at Pine Forest Baptist Church with Rev E R Cloud. Burial Pine Forest Cemetery. Survivors include son George Thomas High of Whigham seven grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren.
An editorial note relays an appeal drive aimed at sustaining operation of a veteran home for needy, homeless or disabled veterans led by Harrell.
An 18-year-old Thomasville motorist, William C. Anderson, escaped with minor injuries when his car ran off Swan Street at Joree intersection, slid into a ditch and overturned. He was treated for a right shoulder injury at Archbold Memorial Hospital. The accident occurred shortly after midnight.
A cook-out demonstration at 6 pm on the Susie H. Dunlap school campus will feature Associate County Agent C W McIver and assistants Marshall Lewis T R Catchings Josh Walden and Hiram Davis. They will prepare catfish stew baked and fried fish barbecued chicken and other dishes and show Build-it-Yourself Equipment for outdoor cooking. For details call 226-1356 before Wednesday.
Trooper P. G. Burke warns motorists to complete inspections by October 31 to avoid road checks for uninspected vehicles. Stickers cover one year and expire May 31 next year. reinspect after $25 damage. From July 1 new and used car retail sales require current stickers.
The report notes multiple Memorial Day weekend road crashes with survivors and fatalities across California including Lone Pine and a north of San Jose collision. An AP survey tallies 387 deaths over a three day period, comparing to postwar lows of 204 and highs of 600, with boating accidents and drownings also reported. The piece mentions a community meeting at Coats & Clark Recreation Hall on Boston Road at 8 p.m. led by Randall Vonner to wrap up business from a livestock show and sale.
Dr Grady Young and Dr Roland Clanton will present a cholera and livestock health program at a dinner meeting of the Thomas County Livestock Association on Thursday.
Thomas County voters travel to the polls June 16 to decide a $300000 school bond to ease crowded classrooms and a county fire protection levy for residents outside Thomasville city limits. If approved, state matching funds total $573000 to build two air conditioned elementary schools and set up county fire protection across designated zones. Residents within Thomasville city limits and some municipalities are ineligible. A simple majority passes each proposal.
Dry weather has left Thomsaville with a grass fire risk as dead lawn grass increases danger. Careless lighted cigarettes or cigars tossed from vehicles could ignite fires, as a prior incident near a prominent home shows, where flames scorched much of the lawn before discovery.
Barwick Elementary School grades ceremony scheduled for 8 p m in the auditorium. Thirty three students receive certificates of promotion from Principal Charles V Be thea. Honor students include valedictorian Kathy Rowland and salutatorian Glenda Smith with several others named.
A two car collision 1.5 miles south of Moultrie on U S 319 injured Dock L Green 68 and his wife Mattie Lou 63 of Pavo. Green failed to see Robert L Williams 60 of Moultrie stopped to turn left. Mrs Green suffered a fractured pelvis.
The High Court rejected a stay of a lower court order on New York election issues. Harlan dissented from the full court’s finding and criticized the court’s casual handling. He concurred reluctantly in the California districting ruling and would have heard the issue, urging greater openness for states to shape their legislative structures.
Thomasville residents admitted Monday to Archbold Memorial Hospital include Martin M. Cooper Mrs Alice C. McGill Miss Florence V Harwood Kimberly F Willis five Charles T Engel Mrs Charlie Letchas Mrs Ronald Cooper Mrs George I Mitchell Boston Mrs Susie H Bragg Ochlochnee Mrs Dock L Green Pavo Rev Walter Austin Colquitt Isaac M Marchant Sale City Mrs John R Guest Tifton George Thomas Banks Sallie M Good son Pelham Raymond R Wheeler Whigham Mrs Talley Bennett Adel Cynthia J Creel Dothan Ala.
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