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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1938

Page

4

Cairo Woman's Club Holds Last Meeting of Year

The Cairo Woman's Club met at the club house with Mrs Wind presiding. Reports were given by treasurer Mrs John Paul and library chairman Mrs G T Hardy. Officers for 1938 39 were elected including President Mrs W R Roddenberg Jr and First Vice President Mrs M A Weathers.

Cairo Cairn. Ga Cairo Woman's Club Presidia Jooteart Pianoa Tre Rob Vna Richter Deaunetioe Lasitlew Amd Marillebo Betty Har Fellawines Authal J. W Crapps GT. Hardy Mesdaames Pooh Barer Harris Jefferson K.S. Joes Wo RB. Roddenberg, Jr Sara Wight Thietert Eskew Wayne Walker John Peawell I John Powell II G. T. Hardy Wilburn x. Smith HH. H. Wind Ira Carlisle Theatre Woman's Club Fine Arts Ity Mira

Miss Mary Bell Richter Hosts Visitor at Cairo Prom

Miss Mary Bell Richter entertained Friday evening at the Hamers’ home in Cairo in honor of visiting Miss Vose March Brown of Macon. The party featured a pink net gown, decorated garden flowers, punch, ice cream and cake, with several local and out-of-town guests attending.

Mary Bell Richter Cairo Mary Wll Richter Mes P. A. Richter, Jr Hamer Vose March Brown Macon Clovely Lionor Miss Richter Ester Coppage Virginia Thompson Masors David Hester Buddy Sewell Billy Brown Billy van Landingham James Rogers Edgar Rogers Kenneth Thompson Leslie Powell Irvin Morgan Eugene Barwick Howard Thrower James Wilkerson Clarence Kelly Bainbridge

Community club events outline 1938 plans and fund drive

J B Leaton chairs the Martha Berrs School vocational education group with Mrs. Worthy hosting. December 2nd and March 3rd meetings are listed with chairmen and hostesses. Department squads cover welfare social services citizenship and arts with tea events and picnics. Library fund quotas noted along with a Will Rogers sponsorship and summer adjournment.

J.B. Leaten Martha Berrs School G. Ll. Worthy Jonnor Woman's Club Fred W. Roddenberg Drama Saimnias Nicholson Department of Public Welfare Wayne Walker Social Service Marshall Mayes Department of Citizenship John Herndon Southern Industries I. A. Powell Department of American Home FS. Wight South Ros Jones Department of Fine Arts Arthur Bell J. M. Kennedy WS. Smith Norman Pipkin Jos. Weathers HW. OH. Wind J. J. Little Harris Jefferson Walter Waken Tra Carlish A. B. Reynolds Wartons Committee S .P. Cain Joe Davis Walter Williams Wevman Bussey Tom Jones Aris Mixon Will Rogers Othe Woman’'s Chile J. B. Leaton Hostess

Bride Elect Honored in Georgia Society Notice

Bride-elect Mias Doule Igde, set to wed My, was honored in a local social event in Giro Georgia. The notice notes her upcoming marriage and the couple’s intentions.

Giro, Ga Mias Douleigde

Market hits and dips in New York trading day

The column outlines a fluctuating market with profit taking and mixed gains in key stocks. It notes transfers around 500,000 shares, a slump in United Corp preferred after dividend deferment, and strength in steels motors and copper sectors, with overall cautious outlook amid Congress delays.

New York Washington Congress United Corp

Foreign Exchange Noon Rates Reported in New York

New York foreign exchange noon rates show Great Britain in dollars and other currencies in cents with demand and cable figures for Britain France and Italy.

Foreign Exchange New York Great Britain France Italy

Turpentine and cottonseed oil prices and activity report

Savannah sees firm 2214 sales 163 receipts 785 shipments 270 stock 36348 for turpentine and rosin with varied quotes. New York cottonseed oil futures close down 3 5, with 35 contracts sold across July to January contracts.

Savannah New York

Memphis cottonseed meal prices ease barely steady

Commodity report from Memphis shows June 6 closing cot tonseed meal futures at 20.00 for June and 21.10 for October with 1 100 lots traded. New Orleans reports steady cottonseed oil with July at 7.39 and December at 7.03. U S government bonds in New York close with various Treasury mortgage and HOLC issues listed.

Memphis Tenn U. S&s New York Treasury Fed Farm Morte HOLC HOC

Robert Crine Solemnized in June Wedding Shower

Robert Crine was solemnized Saturday June 4. He was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Thomas Wight and her daughter Miss Carrie Wight at their home Friday evening. Pink and white decorations andfiant dallahs adorned the setting. Gifts for the bride were displayed, and a salad course and iced tea were served to about twenty five attendees.

Robert Crine Thomas Wight Carrie Wight Mette Oo Cn Ck

Poultry Prices and Weights Reported in Chicago Market

Chicago dispatch lists live poultry statistics by weight and breed. Hens over five pounds show 17 percent, leghorn hens 16, broilers colored 19, Plymouth and white rock 20, fryers 19, turkeys hens 19, ducks 4 percent, geese 11. Roosters and other categories appear with varied percentages and weights.

Chicago Plymouth White Rock Plymouth Rock

Chicago Cash Grain Markets Report

Chicago cash grain prices listed for June 6 show No. 4 hard wheat at 73, No. 5 at 67, corn mixed at 57 for No. 1, 56-57 for No. 2, and yellow No. 3 around 56-57 with sample 47-56. Rye and oats ranges accompany barley sales 50-58 and feed 35-50 with nailing 60.68 for maize.

Chicago

New York Sugar Prices Move on June Shipment Sale

Raw sugar rose briefly on the sale of 9,000 bags of June shipment Puerto Ricos at 2.72. Futures opened firm while No 3 prices edged up but fell back on liquidation and Cuban selling. July and March contracts slipped to near unchanged, No 4 steady, refined unchanged locally at the close of last week.

New York Puerto Ricos

Chicago Livestock Market Report June Price Trends

Chicago livestock figures show hogs 15 000 head active gains to 10 cents. top at 8 90 with 160-140 lb animals. Cattle 15 000 with 2 500 calves. feeding steers and yearlings steady to weak, best steers around 10 65, average 1381 lb, bulk yearlings near 10.00, heifers steady, cows 4 50-5 50, beef cows 6 50-7 50, vealers 9 00 down.

Chicago U. S. Dept. Agr

Moultrie Hog Market Steady as Hog Prices Hold

Moultrie Georgia June 6 soft hog market remains steady with heavies at 7.20 for 249 pounds and up. No 1 hogs 180 to 240 pounds fetch 7.60, No 2 159 to 180 pounds at 7.60, No 3 130 to 156 pounds at 6.60, No 4 110 to 139 pounds at 6.60, No 5 69 to 110 pounds around 6.0. Fat sows at 1.50 and smooth hogs under weight at 5.10 cent.

Moultrie

British Bomber Raid Over France Near Spanish Border

Nine unmarked planes flew from Spain into France in two hours, crossing the Pyrenees and dropping bombs near Orlu and along a railroad. French anti-aircraft batteries opened fire, with investigations and questions about whether the attack was accidental or deliberate. No casualties were reported.

Pyrenees Spain Toulouse Barcelona France Orlu

It looks like a mistake the Sort must not happen again

A brief note asserts that an error occurred in the sorting process and urges avoiding a repeat. It emphasizes correcting the fault and preventing recurrence within operations or records.

Class Night Program At Thomasville High

The Class Night at Thomasville High is set for tonight at eight thirty with a large turnout expected. Tickets grant admission to the lower floor while upper gallery seating is limited. many graduates will be present and the auditorium will be crowded. The graduation exercises for the class of 1938 follow tomorrow at eight thirty, and tomorrow morning at eleven the Junior High certificates will be awarded to over a hundred students.

Thomasville High Thomasville High School Mos

Fletcher Street Community Center Craft Classes Schedule

Handcraft instructors at Fletcher Street Center offer Monday tie-dye from 3 to 5 PM, Tuesday puppets 3:09 to 5 PM, Wednesday lunch set making from sacks 3 to 5 PM, Thursday shuck dolls 3 to 6 PM, and Friday tie-dye and stenciling. School hours prompt center schedule changes to 8:30 to 10:30 AM.

Fletcher Street Community Center Fletcher Street

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