Interdenominational women council forms in Thomasville
A May 1 luncheon at the First Baptist church brought together 75 to 80 women from Protestant churches to organize a planning board for a council of church women. Miss Margaret Mitchell led, sessions included talks on faith and community service, and a call to support Bible teaching in schools and anti alcohol measures. A June 4 planning meeting at the Presbyterian church set committees and fundraising goals.
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Thomasville
First Baptist Church
Margaret Mitchell
Presbyterian
Floyd Searcy
Marcus Tollett
Finland
W. A. Watt
Red Cross
Miss Mitchell
Council of Church Women
United Hearts
Baptist
M. H. Goodwin
Presbyterian Church
Cee and Place
Sdon
Erma ‘Sisk
W. W. Jarreth
Ralph W. Smith
S. &. McClendon
F. A. Bove
Charles W. McKinnon
Charles Watt
F. A. Bone
Defense Mediation Board Sets Labor Peace Terms
The Defense Mediation Board proposed a uniform wage rate by eliminating the 40 cent northern southern differential in soft coal amid a dispute involving 12 000 United Mine Workers members seeking a closed shop and 74 cent wage rise. The board backed a temporary wage and union security plan while a survey of Douglas fir industry conditions proceeds.
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Washington
Guue
Deense Mediation Board
Puget
Puget Sound
International Woodworkers of America
Lumber Wien
Ficiale
Philip Murray
Iso
Une Wun
Murray
O. M. Orton
Murry
United Mine Workers Union
William H .Davis
Appalachian
Thomasville Methodists Host District Conference On June 12
Thomasville Methodists will host the Thomasville district for a one day meeting on June 12. Two to three hundred delegates and visitors are expected. The highlight will be a noon sermon by Rev. Leonard Cochran of Savannah. Lunch will be served on the grounds followed by an afternoon session.
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Thomasvvile Methodists
Thomasville
Leonard Cochran
Savannah
South Georgia
W C T U Tea Honors Vasiti School Graduates
The Woman's Society of Christian Service held a tea for Vasiti School's graduating class on Monday afternoon in the Wesley Building. A short musical program featured Mrs J W Reid Jr singing Sylvia and Auld Lang Syne with piano by Mrs Herbert Neel. Members received a compact and white linen handkerchief from Mrs W M Haywood, and a rhymed speech was delivered. Guests gathered on the lawn for punch and cookies as hostesses and honor guests mingled. The ten graduates are Mary Darden Grace Levins Doris Moore Eltha Roberts Sara Lee Taylor Eva Turner Carrie Tyler Julia Wilder Margaret Wood and Fannie Lou Sammons.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Vasiti School
Wesley
J. W. Reid, Jr
Sylvia
Herbert Neel
W. M. Haywood
F. Jones
Mary Darden
Grace Levins
Doris Moore
Eltha Roberts
Sara Lee Taylor
Eva Turner
Carrie Tyler
Julia Wilder
Margaret Wood
Fannie Lou Sammons
U S Chamber of Commerce to Speak on Moratorium
President Albert W. Hawkes of the United States Chamber of Commerce will address the Blue Network tomorrow evening from 6 45 to 7 on Moratorium in dustrial Strife. Secretary Norwood of the local Chamber noted the public interest in the announcement received this morning.
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Albert W. Hawkes
United States Chamber of Commerce
Norwood
Chamber’ of Commerce
Markets at a Glance: Mixed Signals Across Commodities
Market briefs show narrow price moves in stocks and bonds with few gains. Foreign exchange cites mild declines in the Canadian dollar and British pound as traders weigh profits and demand. Cotton trades quietly amid profit taking while sugar rises on short covering. Tin steady with spot prices up. grain and meat sectors show uneven activity as hogs and cattle hold or slip.
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New York
Packer Hut Markets Hog Receipts and Prices Across Multiple Plants
Agricultural Marketing Service reports today’s hog receipts at packing plants in Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Tampa Dothan and Jacksonville total 800 head. Prices show general firmness with many lots around 9.00 per hundred, and wholesale hogs 8.50 to 9.50 depending on weight. Chicago markets show 5,000 to 8,000 salables, with hogs and sows varying by weight from 8.30 to 9.50 and calves steady. cattle largely steady with feeders and yearlings mixed.
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Thomasville
U. 5
DDAQ
Agricultural Marketing Service
Albiiny
Columbus
Moultrie
Tiffen
Gav
Dothan
Aki
Jacksonville
Fla
Phutaha
Chicago
U. S
Memphis Cottonseed Meal Futures Close Steady
For Memphis futures in June, prime cottonseed meal rose to steady with close prices listed for July 25.15, September 25.60, October 25.90, December 26.30, and June 26.00, with 1 200 tons sold.
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Memphis
Venn
Savannah Turpentine Market Report
Savannah price report lists turpentine offerings and sales data with gallons and receipts. It includes stock levels, shifts in trading categories, and bid quotes for several quality grades and dated June 6.
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Savannah
Cotton futures slip in narrow New York trading
New York cotton futures moved in a tight range with slight late declines as mill demand supported activity in the textile district. July closed at 18.18, December 13.41, May 13.39, amid hedge selling and profit taking, with prices near best levels of the day despite scarce contracts.
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New York
Tod
New Orleans Cottonseed Oil Prices Close Steady
Cottonseed oil markets in New Orleans closed steady. Bleachable prime summer yellow 10.60A prime crude 0B. July contracts 10,558. September 10,428. October 10,40B. December 10,41B. January 10,42B. B bid.
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New Orleans
New York Sugar Market Reads Steady Mixed Signals
New York sugar futures were firm with July at 2.49 and September at 2.53 as raws hovered near 3.50. A Puerto Rican spot sale at 3.40 drew little demand for 4.95 cents refined, with the market showing light activity.
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New York
Puerto
U. S and Mortgage Bond Quotes for New York June 6
Closing U. S. and government bonds posted in New York. Mortgage bonds listed with prices and figures including 54s at 107.4 and 46-51 at 112.19.
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U. S&s. Governient Bonds
New York
Live ammunition in mock wars considered by Army officers
Camp Hunter Liggett Calif June 6 Army officers discuss using a little live ammunition in war games to boost realism and caution among troops. They note a single real bullet in 10 000 could change behavior, but acknowledge potential casualties and question ethics. A separate exercise with 40 000 troops tests rapid movement in the San Antonio river valley.
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Hunter Liggett
Calif
Japan
Germany
San’ “Antonis
Chicago Poultry Prices Shift as Live Markets Rise
Poultry live trade in Chicago shows upward movement with 36 trucks delivering White Rock and Leghorn stock. White Rock prices rise to 4 pounds per live unit, with White Rock at 19 and 16 percent for various categories, while colored and other lines hold steady.
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Chicago
White Rock
Chicago butter and eggs market prices steady
In Chicago on June 6 butter receipts 1 305 089 and 90 centralized carrots 34 with 44 other prices unchanged. Eggs receipts 31 217 and price listings including fresh graded extra Firsts local 244, cars 2434 firsts cars 2414, dirties 2214 and storage packed firsts 2456.
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Chicago
Eges
Chicago Potatoes Market Report Summary
Potatoes arrive 124 units with 188 total U S shipments 1111 new stock. Supplies light and demand light. Market unsettled with slightly weaker tendencies. Alabama slow triumphs 0 S NG 4 2.00 45 old stock fair market firm. Wisconsin round whites U S No 1 priced around 1.00.
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Chicago
U. S
Cottonseed Oil Futures Close Mixed in New York
Bleachable cottonseed oil futures finished higher in parts of the session with July at 10.73 and October around 10.63 while bids and small volumes appeared for December and January. Market activity showed 59 contracts traded with varied price quotes across the near and deferred months.
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New York
Cairo First Baptist Homecoming Draws Large Attendance
Cairo June 6 The Cairo First Baptist Church held a large homecoming recalling seventy years since its founding. Rev Wilburn S Smith led plans with Dr D B Ragsdale as guest speaker at 11 am on the morning program followed by a community dinner. Afternoon program featured Baraca Class orchestra and Rev P C Barkley with church history highlights and letters from former members. Evening service closed with Rev Julian Pipkin joining the observance.
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Cairo
First Baptist Church of
Wilburn S. Smith
M. L. Mayes
D. B. Ragsdale
Macon
Georgia Baptist Convention
South
Jesus
P. C. Barkley
Barkley
Grady County Baptist Association
Mercer Association
Thomas County Association
Taylor Association
Grady County Association
W. 5. Roddenberg
Emma Powell
United States
California
Washington
D. C
D. P. Lee
Havana
Julian Pipkin
Louisville
Army maneuvers reveal retreat harder than attack
In Tennessee during war games the VII Army Corps Blue team found retreating more difficult than advancing as they battled a simulated Red force. Officers and 55,000 soldiers pressed forward earlier in the week, but the opposing front line appeared stronger as the action continued.
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Jerry T. Baulch
Tennessee
VII Army Corps
Blue
Telephone Advertising Guide From Times Enterprise
Classic notice outlines telephone ad acceptance for classifications with pay-on-call collection. Advertisers must pay on first call or at the office, receipts provided, out of town ads require cash, and estimates sent with enough to cover.
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Times-Iinterprise
Classified Advertisement Rates and Policies
The notice outlines time and line rates for the Daily Edition classified ads and details minimum orders, insert deadlines, and phone submissions. It warns the Times Enterprise will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion and explains rate table references and display requirements.
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Times-Enterprise
Force the Blues backward in retreat drills
Brig. Gen. Don ald Robinson explains withdraws in battle resemble a boxer covering up. He says retreating troops must parry with part of their force while the main strength escapes, and retreat at night to avoid capture. VII Corps divisions 27th 30th and 5th begin practice with road-jamming challenges. A command post exercise is planned with a holiday Sunday ahead.
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Donald Robinson
Second Army
Robinson
VII Corps
Farmers Produce prices and services list
Ground Peanut Hay Molasses 90c Cotton Seed Meal 1.70 Peanut Meal 0.45 1.40 Hulls 70c Thomco Starting Mash 2.55 Thomco Egg Producer 2.40 Citrus Pulp 1.60 Black Salt 0.60 Prices Cash Delivered In City Phone 345 FARMERS PRODUCE COMPANY Complete Glass Service Window Auto Glass Table Tops ROBISON HOWE CO
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Thomco
Farmers Produce Company
Golf scoreboard notes from Alabama players at event
Dutch Harrison was favored to win while Henry Ransom impressed with a sizzling 31 on the front nine and a 41 back. Alabama and Georgia entrants included Johnny Morris of Tuscaloosa 39 33 72 Otey Crisman of Selma 38 38 16 Joe Burch of Spring Hill 39 39 78 and Gene Dahlbender Jr of Atlanta 40 39 79.
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Henry Ransom
Ransom
Alabama
Georgia
Johnny Morris
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Otey Crisman
Selma
Joe Burch
Spring Hill
Gene ‘Dahlbender, Jr
Atlanta
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Defense Mediation Board
Thomasville Methodists
U. S. Chamber Commerce
Victor Eubank
Alfred Strs
Alis Chalmers
Amn
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Am Tel & Tel
Jan Tob & Oh
Anaconda oyeTeases
Atch
TT & SC
Atl Coast Line
Atlas Corp
Srendix
Avia Beth Steel i Case
Pbaea Wheel
Ches & Ohio
Chrysler Ou
Col
G & Tl
Rommwith & Sait
Con Aircraft Lurtis Wright Ooens
Douglas Aircraft Dupont
Tive Ist
Central RR
Amer Aviat Packard
Paramount JC
Penny Penn RR
Pullmtanu O
Sr Yy Radio
de Repab Steel
Rdy
Reynolds Pov Bo
Sears Roe
buUck Oo
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Socony Vue Iy Sou
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Studebaker Soup
Swift & Co
Texas Corp
UN Carbide
United Aircraft
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US Rubber
ae U_S Steel
Warner Bros Bay Wesson Oil
Western Union West EL & M
Woolworth
Packer Hut Markets
Orleans
Jan Dee
Mcheo Leat
May Hae
Times-Enterprise Co
Apeleckies
Quaads
Bertha Marshall
Cherokee Lake
Automotive
Wrecking Service
Garrison Motor Company
Crawford Street
S.'Broad
Smith Ave
Williams-Cochran
Mtts
Smith-Cochran CO
Scentes
Citieg
Wee Ambulance
Opchurch
Fenrle
Mr. Knights
Day
White
Jaz
Sma
Robison
Papering & Printing
L. A Mann
Phone 570
Southern Trading &Supply Co
EB. Jackson
Madison and
Jackson
Vni Moon Jewelry. Co. N. Broad
Radio’ Service
Southern Radio Service
W. Jackson St
Harrison Radio
North Dawson St
Troy Johnson
W. Jerger
Truckers Service
Crest Oil Co
Madison Street
Broad Street
Auto Glass
Robison Howe. CO
Voiles
GLOBE
Macintyre
Inman
Gordon
E. B
Herring
Phong
Jackson Street
Sallie
Stark
Crawford
West Jackson
Dawson St
Leroy, Edwards
Federal Land Bank
Addison Way
Thomaville
Pavo
Norman -Scruggs Place
Ing
Monticello
C. ‘A. Wilson
P. O. Box
Quitman
Dutch Harrison
W. Lewis. Wilson
Certified Public Accountant
Williams
Jong Ag
Gure
Consolidated “‘Loan & Investment. Co
Brighton Bldg
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