Lunsford and Davis Family News From Thomasville
Funeral plans for Mrs. Lunsford of Thomasville with burial details and pallbearers listed. Davis family reunion draws about 150 relatives from Thomasville Coolidge Columbus and Jacksonville. A Cedar Hill singing and a Boston Waycross wedding described with attendants and reception details. Speer and Bulloch named trustees for Ochlocknee Consolidated School.
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Speer
Bulloch
Ochlocknee School
Messrs
A. E. Speer
T. A. Bulloch
Ochlocknee Consolidated School
Runoff set in Leon County Florida for County Commissioner
Former Thomas County Georgia resident J. R. Wheeler leads the Leon County District One primary with 1 549 votes against 1 487 for incumbent T H Cromartie. Ten other candidates were eliminated in yesterday's GOP primary.
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Thomas Countian
Leon County
Fla
J. R. Wheeler
Thomas County
Georgia
T. H. Cromartie
Florida
Wheeler
Cromartie
Cy Grant May Be Sent By Crux To Moultrie
Atlanta reports Cy Grant of the University of Georgia discussed with Atlanta Crackers president Earl Mann about a potential signing. If joined, he could be sent to Columbia in the South Atlantic League or Moultrie in the Georgia-Florida circuit. Mann seeks an outfielder due to Peck Hamel’s suspension and Joe Hutcheson’s illness.
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CY Grant
CRAX
Moultrie
Atlanta
University of Georgia
Earl Mann
Atlanta Crackers
Columbia
Mann
Peck Hamei
Joe Hutcheson
Banister of Coolidge Declines Re-election Bid
Mr H R Banister representative from Thomas county Georgia will not run again citing health. He served admirably in the general assembly making progressive proposals for county and state. His illness last term led to hospital confinement though he has recovered enough to resume duties. He expresses gratitude for public support and regrets at not seeking another term.
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H. R. Banister
Coolidge
Thomas County
General Assembly
Banister
Georgia
Thomas County Baptist Sunday School Meet Program Announced
The Thomas County Baptist Association lists a Wednesday program at Metcalfe Church on June 17 featuring devotions by Rev W M Davin and Rev J G Garrison. It covers Sunday School and the Bible, workers council demonstrations, reports, special songs, and an open discussion led by Dr T W Tippett.
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Young People’s Council
Pavo Baptist Church
Thomas County Association
Bessie Tift
Norman
Baptist State Colleges
A and R. A
Thomas County Baptist
Thomas County Baptist Association
Metcalfe Baptist Church
W. M. Davin
J. G. Garrison
Meigs Sunday School
T. F. Callaway
Pavo Sunday School
Workers’ Council
Thomasville
M. H. Goodwin
Murphy Sisters
Alex Carswel
Metcalfe Sunday School
T. W. Tippett
Joseph Burns Dies Suddenly House Speaker
Joseph Burns died unexpectedly while serving as Speaker of the House. A long political career included roles as Huntsville city attorney and circuit solicitor, later representing Madison County in Alabama. He won reelection to the 75th congress as party leader amid a heart ailment.
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Joseph Burns
Bankhean
Alabama
Madison County
Huntsville
Ala
14Th Judicial Circuit
Jasper
Bankhead
House
Appeal for direct federal aid update notes mixed crop conditions
The report covers several Georgia areas Camilla Cuthbert Hazlehurst Savannah Valdosta with varying crops. Rains last weekend improved conditions in most places though sugar cane remains weak. Peanuts cane cotton tobacco potatoes tomatoes cabbage show progress and cotton corn tobacco look good overall.
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Camilla
Cuthbert
Hazlehurst
Savannah
Valdosta
Seventh Senatorial District meets in Thomasville for primary planning
The Executive Committee of the Seventh Senatorial District gathered in Thomasville on Tuesday to set the course for selecting a senator this year. Brooks Grady and Thomas counties were represented. Edna Cain Daniels was chairwoman and Carl Minter secretary.
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Thomasville
Brooks
Grady
Thomas
Edna Cain Daniels
Quitman
Carl Minter
Cairo
Roland Knight
Turner Brice
Bradford
Alvin Wight
W. A. Britton
R. W. McMillen
EF. R. Jerger
W. Fred Scott
Markets Report June 3 1936 Cabbage Beans Potatoes Okra
Markets note varied prices across crops with cabbage, string beans, butter beans, squash, Irish potatoes and okra reported for June 1 to June 3 1936. Demand noted as good with heavy activity. further market details include New York stocks and Chicago grain movements.
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Marekt
Georgia
New York Cotton Seed Oil Futures Close Firm
Breachable cotton seed oil futures closed firm with July at 9.128 and Sept at 9.11. October 9.05 and Dee at 0.50N. Sales totaled 216 contracts.
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New York
Cotton Seed Oil
Dee
Those Who Come and Go
Friends and relatives of Mrs. P. G. Miller are glad she is recovering after an operation on Wednesday at John D. Archibald Memorial Hospital. Mrs. E. D. McDougall arrived from Liberty Missouri to visit relatives. Mr. J. W. Dillon of West Palm Beach is spending a short time in the city.
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Ife
Thom
Paul Massey
John Hanecook
D. C. Duren
John Griffin
John Herring
J. K. Hyde
Lunsford
Webster County
Georgia
Jona J
Henrietta Hudson
Alabama
Florida
Americus Ga
G. C. Lunsford
Thomasville
Nancy Hudson
Kansas Hudson
F. Hurat
This Oly
W. A. Hudson
Tenel County
J. B. Hudson
Richisad Ga
O. L. Hudson
Columbus, Ga
Whiddon
Booth-Rountrex
Mary Elizabeth Rountree
Boston
E. Phillip Booth
Waycross
Savannah
D. Roy Adams
Owen Stanaland
Methodist
Donalsonville
Claude Rountree
Walter Groover
Ellis Smith
Evelyn Adams
Pansy Reese
Pavo
J. B. Rountree
Tallahas- Lee
Thomansville
Wheeler
Messra
Ed. Rameey
John P. Wheeler
W. A.gun
Miller
Southwest
South Georgia
Aloneza Miller
James W. Johnson
Douglas
Primitive Baptist Church
Dughter
Charles Chapman
R. H. Jennings
Johnson
May Smith
D. O. Lewin
C. W. Johnson
Dawson, Ga
Mr. Vinson Johnson
Moultrie
P. G. Miller
John D. Archibald Memorial Hospital
E. D. McDougall
Liberty, Mo
J. W. Dillon
West Palm Beach
The
City
Canton government emissaries leave for Nanking to discuss united Chinese war
Emissaries of the Canton government sped toward Nanking to discuss with officials proposals for a united Chinese war against Japanese aggression. Chiang Kai-Shek reportedly awaits elaboration on Canton proposals while conflicting reports surface about troop movements and civil war implications.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Canton
Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shek
Tokyo
Hunan
Capton
Moultrie Hog Market Report June 4 Steady Trade
Moultrie Ga June 4 hog market steady. Heavies 240 lbs up to 8.50. No 1 180 to 240 8.75. No 2 150 to 180 8.25. No 3 180 to 160 7.75. No 4 110 to 180 6.75. No 5 60 to 110 5.74. Fat hogs 1.28 under standard prices. Stags 6.25.
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Moultrie
Amooth Hoga
New York Call Money Rates Steady Across Markets
New York call money held steady at 1 percent all day with prime commercial papers offered at 1 percent. Time loans remained unchanged with 60 days to 6 months at 1 percent. Bankers acceptances unchanged and the rediscount rate at the New York Reserve Bank noted at 1 and a quarter percent.
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New York
Call Money
N.Y. Reserve Bank
Chicago Livestock Market Report
Chicago livestock sales show hogs at 15 000 head slow and mostly 5 to 10 lower than Wednesday with heavy sows 10 16 off. hog top 10.15 and ranges for 160 to 250 pounds 9.90-10.10. Cattle yard around 6 000 with steer market slow yet generally steady, bulk 7.25-8.00, potential top near 8.75, leads and heifers scarce, bulls steady around 6.40.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Chicago Butter and Eggs Market Roundup
Butter at 12 498 firm with no change in price Eggs 20 459 firm local extra firsts 20% buyers 20 cars 20% Fresh graded firsts local 20 cars 18 current receipts 18 storage packed extras 214 storage packed firsts 2114.
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Chicago
New Orleans Cotton Seed Oil Prices Steady in June Trading
New Orleans June 4. Cotton seed oil closed very steady with bleachable prime summer yellow at 8.70 to 8.90. Prime crude at 8.648 for June and July, and 8.04 to 8.45 for later months with deferreds at 8.43.
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New Orleans
U S Government Bonds Bond Prices Listed in New York
The report shows closing prices for U S government bonds and mortgage issues in New York on June 4. It lists Treasury securities including 3s 42-45 at 108.6, 49 44-54 at 118, 8%9 46-66 at 111.18, 3s 41-43 at 109.8, and other Treasury issues with varying quotes. Mortgage issues include Federal farm mortgage Ys 49 at 103.3, Federal farm ge 34-64 at 104.11, HOLC 63 at 103.93, HOLC 2% 29-49 at 101.15.
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U. S
New York
Federal Farm Mortgage
Federal Farm Ge
HOLC
Poultry market report from Chicago shows varied weights
Chicago poultry trade on June 4 reports 1 car and 39 trucks steady. Hens under 5 pounds down 18 percent, 6 to 7 pounds up 18 percent. Leghorn hens 15 percent, Plymouth Rock springs 28, white rocks 29, colored 37. Fryers 6, colored 25, Plymouth and white rock fryers 6, etc.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock Springs
White Rocks
Plymouth
White Rock
White Rock Brollers
Personal visits noted in local business briefing
Albany resident L. G. Hutto visited for business. Macon merchant J. W. Wade was a business guest. Greenville South Carolina’s Joe E. Mardre plans several weeks with relatives. Atlanta’s H. C. Cates was among visitors. Bessie Tift student Josephine Craig returned home to spend summer vacation.
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H. C. Cates
Atlanta
Josephine Craig
Bessie Tift
Senior at Lehigh Kills Instructor Then Ends Own Life
Wesley L. Clow a Lehigh University senior from Pine Castle Florida shot English instructor Charles Wesley Phy in a recitation room and then killed himself following an argument over a re examination. Harry T. Snavely witnessed the incident at Bethlehem Pennsylvania.
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Bethlehem
Wesley L. Clow
Lehigh University
Pine Castle
Fla
Charles Wesley Phy
Clow
Harry T. Snavely
Lancaster
Zioncheck May Be Released From Capital Hospital This Week
Washington June 4 Dr Edgar A Bocock superintendent of Gallinger Municipal Hospital says Representative Marion Zioncheck may be released from the institution by week’s end He reports the congressman improving with rest and sleep and psychiatrists may conclude their examination today Zioncheck said he expects renomination and reelection this fall Seattle dispatches note rivals forming with four Republicans and five Democrats in the field Former Mayor Charles L Smith of Seattle is among possible Republican contenders.
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Washington
Edgar A. Bocock
Gallinger Municipal Hospital
Marion Zioncheck
Bocock
Zioncheck
Seattle
Lok
Charles L. Smith
Smith
Fifth District Organized by Weltner Supporters
Supporters of Philip Weltner organized the fifth congressional district to back a plan for selecting a gubernatorial candidate. Temporary executives will be named in Fulton De Kalb and Rockdale counties to arrange county meetings and elect delegates for a Macon convention on July 4.
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Weltner
Atlanta
Philip Weltner
Fulton
de Kalb
Rockdale
Macon
Wednesday's Personal Visitors Draw From Across Georgia
G W Carter of Tallahassee and J A Kelley of Atlanta were in town on business. M N Masee Jr of Macon visited Thomasville for work. Frank M Smith of Mtcalfe is recovering well after an operation. H J Barker of Albany and E E Lindsey of Rome were in the city on business. Bennett Horne and John Dixon returned home after completing their freshman year at Mercer University.
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Messrs
Bennett Horne
John Dixon
Mercer University
Brother-in-law of Senator George found shot to death
Cordele Georgia June 4 Oscar Heard 67 brother in law of United States Senator Walter F George of Georgia was found shot to death at his home yesterday. A coroner's jury said he died from a self inflicted gunshot wound with one shell fired from a shotgun found beside him. Heard had been in ill health for some time. The funeral was held today.
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Cordele
Oscar Heard
United States
Walter F. George
Georgia
W. E. Mixon
Mixon
Heard
Bankruptcy forms and legal supplies for sale
Times-Enterprise Co offers bankruptcy forms including proof of claim blank forms for unsecured claims, legal forms such as mortgages notes security deeds and garnishment summons, cylinder syrup labels Buck-on style in gallon half gallon and quart sizes, plus a swim and picnic event at Hart's Playground.
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Times-Enterprise Co
All Times Enterprise Office
Dewia
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Joe Davis
Claude Davis
Allen Johnson
Tom Barrow
Ruffin Barnwater
Lizzie Johnson
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Cecil Barrow
Jacksonville
Ennia Davis
Columbus
Washington Murphy
Cedar Hill
J. H. Finch
D. M. Strickland
W. L. Barefoot
Leroy Harvey
Irvin Harper
George Eason
Fred Flake
Hastings
Fred Smith
Tallahassee
Clyde Rountree
E. E. Hodges, Jr
Julia Reese
Bere
R. J. Smith
Neil Boland
Merrillville
Times-Enterprise
Georgetown University
Tallulah Bankhead
Seventh Senatorial District
Edna Cain Daniel
Jerger
Grady County
Scott
Tesco
Senate
Thomnsville, Ga
U. & Governments
Sterling
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Moultrie Hog Market
Nntice
Tvuresnay
L. G. Hutto
Albany
J. W. Wade of
Joe E. Mardre
Greenville, S. C
Capital Hospital
G. W. Carter
J. A. Kelley
M. N. Masee, Jr
Frank M. Smith
Mtcalfe
H. J. Barker
E. E. Lindsey
Rome, Ga
George
Pine Park
J. A. Thomas
H. L. Cheney
R. R. Hurst
Grady Street
Hart's
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Western Union
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