Thomasville Editor Joins New York Journalism Seminar
Thomasville Times Enterprise editor Edward Kelly Jr. joins a two week New York seminar with 22 North American daily editors and publishers. Participants include Norman Braum Pete Carson Edward Doyle Glenn Cushman and others from papers under 50 000 circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T-E
New York
Edward Kelly Jr
Thomasville Times
Canadian
Norman L. Braum
United Press International
Pete Carson
Union Sun & Journal
Lockport N. Y
Edward A. Doyle
Missoulian Sentinel
Missoula
Mont
Glenn C. Cushman
The
Bend
Ore
J. P. Brown
the Apailants (Mich.) Press
Sylvan H. Meyer
the Daily Times
Gainesville, Gea
Lawrence H. Fitspatrick
Wisconsin State Journal
Madison, Wis
Edmond
C. Arnold
Department of Graphic Arts
School of Journalism
Syracuse
N. Y.) University
Charles J. Young
Buffalo
N. Y
Evening News
Mary Heyduck
Dayton
St Touls
Post-Dispatch
J Montgomery Curtis
American Press Institute
Clarence Dean
New York Times
William C. Bexton
Stock Market Rallies on Broad Front as Trading Runs Strong
The stock market rose sharply on active trading after a prior decline. Blue chips gained across sectors including steels, motors, airlines, chemicals, utilities, oils, and electronics with major averages up at noon. The Dow rose about 474 points to 807.22, AP index up 6,01.3.
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New York
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Teras Gulf
Georgia Florida Alabama Packers Hog Market Report
Receipts total 3700 hogs for 21 hours ending 7 a.m. at Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Dothan Jacksonville and other plants with steady to higher prices. U S 1-2 190-230 lbs 12.00-15.75. U S 1-3 180-240 lbs 14.78-15.50. U S 2-3 240-270 lbs 14-15. sows 11.80-12.50 for 140-400 lbs and 10.75-11.75 for 400-500 lbs. Chicago receipts 5500 barrows and gilts steady to strong. sows steady. Georgia cattle auctions show weekly receipts 8,245 with steers 700-1050 lbs 15.50-19.00 and calves 1500-1900. Overall tone mixed with higher hogs and weaker cattle.
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ALA
BAMA
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Thomasville
Dothan
Jacksonville
Chicago
Georgia
Ucality
Retail Sales In County Hit New High
First quarter retail sales in Thomas County totaled 11 135 077 compared with 10 443 966 in 1963. Georgia as a whole rose to 1 527 373 170 from 1 982 414 372 year over year. Georgia State Chamber of Commerce reports 145 counties showing increases based on bank deposits of state sales and use tax. Other area counties include Brooks Colquitt Decatur Dougherty Grady Lowndes Mitchell and Tift with gains over 1963.
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Thomas County
Georgia
Georgia State Chamber of Commerce
Morris Ward
Brooks
Colquitt
Decatur
Dougherty
Grady
Lowndes
Mitchell
Tift
Mitchell County Highway Bid Wins Approval
The State Highway Department approved 25 contracts including a Mitchell County project on Sale City Baconton Road. Hall Paving Co. of Gainesville bid $27,904 for 7.33 miles of resurfacing on State Route 93 from Sale City north to Route 112.
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Mitchell County
Atlanta
Sale City
Baconton
State
Hall Paving Co
Gainesville
Jim L. Gillis
Highway Department
Pelham Native Mrs Kinney Rites Held At Pelham
Graveside services for Mrs Whilie Bessie Kinney 81 of Pelham were held Friday with Rev Ernest Phillips officiating. Braswell Funeral Home handled arrangements with interment in Pelham Cemetery. She died at Johnsons Nursing Home Savannah after a short illness and was born June 9 1882 in Grady County. She was widow of Gaylord W Kinney who died in October 1963 and was a member of Hand Memorial Methodist Church and the Order of the Eastern Star. Survivors include three sons E C Kinney Americus K E Kinney Savannah and John W Kinney W Salem NC one daughter Mrs V Gowing Atlanta six grandchildren five great grandchildren two brothers C Kinney Camilla and Jack Kinney Atlanta and one sister Mrs Mark Cochran Camilla.
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Pelham
Whilie Bessie Kinney
Ernest Phillips
Braswell Funeral Home
Kinney
Johnson’s
Savannah
Grady County
Gaylord W. Kinney
Hand Memorial Methodist Church
Order of the Eastern Star
E. C. Kinney
Americus
K. E. Kinney
John W. Kinney
Salem
N. C
Co. V. Gowing
Atlanta
C. Kinney
Camilla
Jack Kinney
Mark Cochran
Education Board sets elementary school fund bid in Georgia
The Georgia Education Board plans a $55 million building program to aid counties including Thomas. If qualified by bonding limits, two new elementary schools would be built in Thomas County one for white students and one for Negroes with consolidation. Local costs and attendance issues threaten eligibility and success.
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Education Board
Thomas County
Board of Education
E. R. Cone
Carl Sanders
School Systems of
Georgia
Cone
State Board of Education
Central
Coolidge
Meigs
Magnolia
New Union
Boston
E. Ochlochnee
Ex-Bostonian Is Promoted Ex-Bostonian Is Promoted
A former Boston man E. C. Mims Jr. has been promoted to assistant under writer at the Insurance Company of North America in Macon. He joined the company in 1957 and is active in Explorer Scout Post 1792, the Macon Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing, and Bible Civil Defense. He and his wife Kathryn Pritchett of Marhsallville have two sons, Richard and Randall.
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Boston
E. C. Mims Jr
Macon
The
Insurance Company of North America
Boston High School
E. C. Mims
Georgia Southwestern College
Macon Society For the Preservation and Encouragement
Bible ‘Civil Defense Office
Kathryn Pritchett
Marshalville
Richard
Randall
Central High School Grants 105 Diplomas At Ceremony
Central High School awarded 105 diplomas to its 104 graduates in a Friday night ceremony at Municipal Auditorium. The event featured student led program, honors for Judy Kathryn Johnson Marilyn Wheeler Rebecca Lanier and Mary Leta Davis, and 16 special awards from Legion Posts Bank of Thomas County DAR and Kiwanis Club among others.
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Central High School
Municipal Auditorium
Jerry D. Brinson
Judy Kathryn Johnson
Marilyn Jean Wheeler
Rebecca Lanier
Mary Leta Davis
Central High School Band
Ray DeMaris
Harry G. Gornie
Legion Post
Sheron/ Jeanette Presley
Samuel H. Watkins
Wade Freeman
Margaret Adele Dillon
Bank of Thomas County
Central School
Bobby Joe Johnson
Central Pta
Erskine
Clara Marilyn Clark
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Harry G. Gornto
Thomas County Kiwanis Club
Lions Club
Sunnyland Packing Co
Marlyn Jean Wheeler
Thomas Brooks Medical Assn
Henry P. Alderman
Carolyn Ann Alligood
Brenda Lee Andrews
Jerry Doyle Aspinwall
Rosalyn Ione Bannister
Jimmy R. Barber
Patricia Ann Benton
James R. Bray
Theresa Ann Brown
Mary Frances Butler
Sarah Florence Butler
Mariam Gladys Carter
Lillie Jerelene Clark
Patsy Dianne Cone
Ronnie Paul Council
Franklin K. Culpepper
Susie Lee Dickinson
Clifford W. Parrish Jr
Neal O. Parrish
James F. Pettigrew Jr
Ronald R. Phinazee
Patricia Anne Piland
James A. Pilkinton
Sheron Jeanette Presley
Yvonne Annette Ramsey
Betty Jean Rehberg
Charles D. Rehberg
Johnny L. Reichert
Martha Sharon Robison
Mary Jacqulyn Roddenberry
Andrew B. Rudd
James E . Ryle
Woodrow Maddox Seeks Thom as County Sheriff
Woodrow W. Maddox longtime Thom as County Commissioner candidate for sheriff pledges courteous law enforcement and full cooperation with local boards and agencies. He notes his eight years on the board, community roles, church and farm ties, and asks Thomas County voters for support in the election.
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Woodrow W. Maddox
Board of County Commissioners
Ochlochnee
Thomas County
Board of Commissioners
Maddox
Oscar Maddox
Mr. Maddox
Ochlochnee High School
Barnett's Creek Baptist Church
Thomas County Farm Bureau
Area Forecast for Florida and Georgia Sees Warm Cloudy Rain Likely
A weather outlook notes a tropical low bringing much needed rain to Florida and southern Georgia. Expect partly cloudy warm conditions today and tonight, then mostly cloudy Saturday with scattered showers and thundershowers. Winds 6 to 15 mph today, rising to 8 to 18 mph Saturday.
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Florida
Georgia
ST. Marks
Fla
Minor labor rules and summer programs outlined
Georgia officials describe youth work limits and required employment certificates for ages 12 to 18. Adults and youths volunteers are invited to join the summer recreation effort, with about 4,000 volunteers contributing 42,000 hours in 1963 and opportunities in arts and crafts, library work, and religious activities.
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Georgia
Jabor Ben T. Huiet
Jon
Nursing reforms and education history in 1935
Miss Lillian Presnell of Memorial Hospital discusses private duty nurse shifts changing from 12 to 8 hours in 1935. She outlines nursing education history from 1887 Boston beginnings to 1919 spread to small U S hospitals, noting schools of nursing nationwide.
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Thomasvilles Archbold Memorial Hospital
Lillian Presnell
Thomas County Kinanois Club
Miss Presnell
Boston
United States
Volunteers Meet to Launch Domiciliary Summer Service
The V A domiciliary plans a summer youth volunteer program kickoff meeting in the Recreation Hall. Director C K Billings invites all volunteers to attend at 8 p m for the session.
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V. A. Domiciliary
Cc. K. Billings
Draft Board Exams Set Here July 1
Thomas County draft board will examine the county's 18 year olds starting July 1. Those ineligible for military service will be referred to the state vocational rehabilitation program for training in a trade. About 30 to 40 boys will be sent to Atlanta for tests, the first such examination for this age group.
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Thomas County
Draft Board
Ruth Jones
Atlanta
Selective Service
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Thon
Evile
Columbia University
Operatons
Martin J. Gagie
the Commercial News
Danville, T
Arnold Goldberg
Evening Standard
Uniontown
Ralph Hancox
Peterborough
Ont
Examiner
Bud Harsh
the Times Recorder
Zaneville
Ohio
Ralph H Johnson
Sistant
Tonday - Schabh
Ine
Ricchard S Lawrence
the Daily Olympian
Olympia
Wash
Edward Lehman
Daily Timesadd Lominont
Cada
Robert Looney
the Boulder
Cola
Dany Camera
Charles W McGill
the Brandon tMan
Sun
W. Stanley Moore
the News-Herald
Morganton
N.C
Cyrus J. Newbegin
Mass
Peter M. Preston
the Brantford
Dolph C Simons Jr
Lawrence
Kan
Daily Journal- World
Alton T. Sliter
Troy
Record
the Times’ Record
William R. Spear
Fort Myers
News-Press
Herbert W. Spendlove
Jackson (Mich
Citizen Patriot
Everett A. Streit
Clinton Ia. Herald
Stock Market Report
Stock Mart
Kaiser
Kress
Acme Steel
Allis
Am Air
Loriflard
Lou & Nash
T&t
aMartin Co
Balt & Ohio
Monson
Pet Milk AG
Ches & Ohio
Chrysler
Coca Cola
Rexall
Delta Air L
Regis
Ford
Frest Dairy
Frueh Corp
Elec
Texaco
Tel & E
Genesco
Oil
Cal
Airc
Goodrich
Goodyear
A&p
US Steel
Greyhound
Eint Bus
Oosworth
Wrigley
Xerox
Packer Hog Mart
Utility
W. B. Kinney
Bill Bank
Helps County
Thomasville Fire Department
Willie Slater
Bostonian
Stephen A. Hobbs
B. Hall Redfearn
CHS
Erskine Mills
Andrew L. Stewart Jr. Herman
A. Stewart Jr
Joseph W. Stracener
Bernard M., Tabor
Janice Arlene Thomas
Marsha Ann Thomas
Gilbert D. Tramel
Phyllis Carol Turner
Robert G. Turner
Paulette Marie Turq
Martha Nell Vick
Robert D. Vick
Bobby Jarre
Wilkes
Rodney Willis
Vera Marie Wilson
Zera Elizabeth Woods
Ronald E. Wooten
Lewis E. Wrenn
Barbara Ann Wright
Penny Esper Yandle
Robert E. Yarbrough
Mary K. Yarbrough
Woodrow Maddox
Federal Building
Billings
AMH
General Sales & Service
Carroll Hill
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