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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1941

Page

4

Beautiful shower tea for Virginia Forsyth before her June wedding

Mrs Ira Higdon and fellow hostesses entertained at 2 o'clock to 7 o'clock with a garden themed shower tea for Miss Virginia Forsyth, bride elect of J Hopson Morgan. The Cairo home featured white and green decor, crystal candlesticks, Easter lilies and daisies, with music by Mrs. C A Curry and piano selections.

Cairo Ira Higdon Hig¢ton W. C. Ham R. van Yandingham W. M. Searcy A. W.rehberg Virginia Forsyth Chipley Cairo Methodist Church Fromt Carol Higdon Mary Forsyth Higdon J. F. Forsyth Havel Cassells Edward Forstyh W.M. Searey W. CG. Hom A. W. Rebbrre Wat R. R von Jaandingham Evelyn Pope Kathryn Him Margaret Higdon Mary Mabel von Landingham Carolyn Rehberg Marjorie Mayfield Beth van Landingham Thomas Wieht W A. Gandy C. A. Curry

Mrs Dwight Brown Death Notice

Mrs Dwight Brown, aged seventy five, passed away with a large gathering of about seventy five friends attending the receiving hours.

Dwight Brown Aost

Miss Marjorie Cain Hosts Shower for Miss Forsyth at Woman's Club

Cairo June 2 Miss Virginia Forsyth bride elect was honored with a complimenting shower by Miss Marjorie Kent Cain at the Woman's Club House. The rooms were decorated with garden flowers and pardenias. Guests were greeted at the door and given corsages. Games, prizes, music, tea and cakes followed. Miss Forsyth received many gifts and was assisted by her mother and Mrs W J Dickey.

Cairo Virginia Forsyth Marjorie Kent Cain CT Hackers Carol Higdon Jeanete Bryan Morsyth W. J. Dickey

Reciprocity on Auto Licenses Nears Final Agreement

Atlanta June 2 The 13 states and the District of Columbia are nearly finished with reciprocal agreements on motor vehicle licenses. The Georgia Reciprocal Commission headed by Gov Eugene Talmadge says the deals will let Georgia registered vehicles travel from Florida’s southern tip to New York without hindrance. Walter McDowall PCC chairman noted progress. McDonald serves on the commission.

Atlanta District of Columbia State Reciprocal Commission Eugene Talmadge Alow Georth Florida New York Walter McDowall Public Service Commission McDonald

Markets at a Glance: uneven stocks and steady commodities

New York stocks show mixed to uneven movement with narrow trade. as sugar and corn markets run steady to firmer in places. Cattle futures hold steady to strong with fed steers and yearlings showing gains while spot house trading keeps quiet.

Comedie Orleatis Slec Sellig

Packer Hog Market Report From Southern Packers

Agricultural Marketing Service reports today s combined hog receipts from packing plants in Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville and surrounding markets. Prices are steady to higher versus Saturday and a week ago with most boards 8.7 to 5.40. Hogs traded at center prices from 8.50 to 9.70 for 80 to 240 pounds with varying quotes for larger and lighter weights and sow categories cover 180 to 240 pounds at 7.00 to 7.50 while light weights bring 6.00 to 6.50.

Thomasville Olune U.S Servier Albany Columbus Moultrie Thorsdale Witten Gian Dothan Alas Jacksonville Fla Lioner

New York Stock Letter Shows Hesitant Market Turn

New York stock letter notes a lack of liquidation amid war news as mid day bids appear. session ends with uneven quotes reflecting buyer caution. U S government bonds closing figures are listed amid a small transfer of ships noted since last August.

New York

Chicago Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Day Activity

Chicago livestock market notes a steady to firmer tone with hogs near 20 000 head, cattle offerings heavy with steer and yearling demand improving. Cattle prices show light steers 1 70 to 11 50 with best yearlings around 11 00, cows and bulls steady to higher while packing goods move freely at strong bids.

Chicago Sia

New Orleans Cottonseed Oil and New York Sugar Update

New Orleans prices show steady cottonseed oil with July at 10.20 and Oct at 10.11 futures bids. New York sugar futures rose 3 to 4 points with July 2.51 and January 2.55, while raw offerings held at 3.90 cents and refined at 4.95 cents.

New Orleans New York

Hog Market Report From Moultrie Ga June Second

Moultrie Georgia hog market notes a soft market with prices up to 15 cents higher. Heavies over 240 pounds bring 8.50 to 8.75, No 1 180 to 240 pounds 8.75 to 9.00, No 2 150 to 180 pounds 8.25 to 8.50, lighter 130 to 150 pounds 7.00 to 8.00, and 110 to 130 pounds 6.50 to 6.75. Fat saws around 7.25 to 7.50 under smooth hogs of any weight.

Moultrie

Chicago Butter and Eggs Market Report Summary

Chicago butter and eggs market notes June 2 show steady receipts and varied scores from creamery and centralized facilities. Records include multiple daily totals, local cars moved, fresh graded items, and storage packed extras amid fluctuating receipts and dirties.

Chicago

Chicago Poultry Market Prices and Stock Report

Chicago poultry market notes live stock prices for hens roosters ducks geese and turkeys. Figures show weights from under four pounds to over five pounds and various breeds including leghorn plymouth rock white rock and colored varieties.

Chicago Plymouth Rock White Rock

Chicago potatoes market report highlights arrivals and shipments

Potatoes arrivals total 291 on track 275 with U S shipments 775 for Saturday and Sunday. Demand remains good with moderate stock supplies. Alaska bliss triumphs in the south central region. Wisconsin katuh ding and round white varieties listed as U S No 1 with prices around 1.75 to 2.06 and 1.00 to 2.0 respectively.

Chicago U. S

New York Cottonseed Oil Futures Close Higher

Bleachable cottonseed oil futures gained 18 to 22 points with 107 contracts traded. July at 10.73, September 10.46, October 10.19, December 10.43. B bids noted as bids.

New York St U2

Turpentine and Resin Market Figures from Savannah

In Savannah in June, 2 Turpentine offerings reached 38143 with 12 050 gallons sold and stock of 8303. Resin offerings stood at 722 with 674 sales, 500 receipts, 9435 shipments and stock of 144074. Quote figures list several grade values and codes amid unsettled price readings.

Savannah

Uncertain Cotton Futures Narrow Gains Across Markets

In New Orleans and New York trading today cotton prices moved little with scattered activity and hedging offset by buying. Late closes show small gains of 1 to 4 points, while futures for July to May range around 13.0 to 13.28. Chicago grain prices for wheat corn and soybeans are also listed with mixed hard and yellow grades and varying bids.

New Orleans Owen Hinh Cheng New York Light Commission House Ilso Chicago

Georgia faces cuts if aid recipient lists go public

A Georgia governance dispute risks federal old age aid and aid to the blind funds. The Social Security Board warned that unless Georgia provides a legal basis to protect welfare records by July 1 1941, federal grants for old age aid aid to the blind and dependent children may not be certified. Tarver urged records viewable by taxpayers, while Gov. Talmadge plans to publish lists in his newspaper. The board and state officials debated safeguards and interpretations of law.

Georgia Social Security Board Talmadge Georgia State Department of Tarver Congress En Altmeyer

Classified Advertisement Rates and Telephone Booking Policy

The Times Enterprise lists telephone advertising acceptance with paid receipts required on first call. Out of town patrons must include cash. Rates follow a per line structure with various time and display options. Ads must be in the office by noon for same day publication and the paper is not liable for more than one incorrect insertion.

Ahe East Telefone Tintes-Linterprise Times Enterprise

Hitler and Mussolini Hold Unheralded Brenner Conference

Berlin reports an unheralded meeting between Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini at Brenner Pass. Officials said the axis leaders reached perfect accord on the political situation after hours of talks attended by Joachim von Ribbentrop and Count Galeazzo Ciano. The discussions focused on the Mediterranean post Balkan Greek and Crete campaigns.

Berlin Adolf Hitler Benito Mussolini Brenner Pass Hitler Mussolini Balkan Crete Joachim von Ribbentrop Galeazzo Ciano DNB Fuehrer Duce Brennero von Ribbentroep Ciano

Announcement on Fish Swim and Dance at Cherokee Lake

Public notice advertises fish swimming and dancing events at Cherokee Lake priced at 25 cents per day. Details unclear but lists Cherokee Lake as the location and 25 cent daily rate for participation.

Cherokee Lake

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