Help for Green Family From Donors in Dillon Community
Response to an appeal for Mr. Charlie Green and family after their home was destroyed by tornadic winds last Thursday night in Dillon has brought many items. Donations include beds bedding clothing shoes kitchen utensils dishes and an electric iron. The Thomasville Ice and Mfg Co provided an ice refrigerator and local lumber plants donated lumber and offered reduced prices to help rebuild. Cash contributions ranged from one to ten dollars with an elderly donor adding a small sum. Help can be given through the Times Enterprise or Thomasville Ice and Mfg Co or directly to Mr. Green.
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Charlie Green
Dillon
Thomasville Ice & Mfg. Co
Green
The
Times- Enterprise
Briarcliff Garden Club Meeting Scheduled Friday
Briarcliff Garden Club will meet at 10 a.m. Friday at the home of Mrs. T. B. Harrison, 314 Ridgecrest Place, for its regular gathering.
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Briarcliff Club
Briarcliff Garden Club
T. B. Harrison
Ridgecrest Place
Grain and livestock market report from Thomasville area June 6 1951
Market notes from Thomasville and surrounding markets include cattle calves hogs and wholesale meat prices. Reports cover Albany Columbus Moultrie Dothan and Tallahassee with bids for cattle calves hogs and choked markets showing steady to mixed trends and regional price ranges. Chicago hog receipts and Georgia cattle prices accompany state market updates with assorted grade notes and price brackets.
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Thomasville
Georgia
Albany
Columbus
Moultrig
Tiffen
Gian
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
Talliehassee
Florida
Coluambus
Moultrie
Tifton
Plarts
Chicago
Joocents
North Georgia
Athosta
Gra
North Coeorthy
Syah
Conner
Commercasta
City
Conner and
Cutter
Staeleer Ehoers
Market Report from Atlanta Fruit and Vegetable Market
New York stock lists show normal activity on the Atlanta fruit and vegetable market on Wednesday June 6. Receipts were moderate with some vegetables below normal. prices ranged with green peppers and cucumbers showing fair to good demand. Georgia onions and greens sold well. celery, turnips, and lettuce had varied pricing, with Florida stock limited and some items priced per dozen or per pound.
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Atlanta Fruit & Vegetable
Atlanta
Atlunta
Pricok
Georgia
Crowder
Forse Florida
Ceorgia
Market Report Shows Steady Trade in Atlanta Plants
Market fully steady in Atlanta on June 6 as movement to dressing plants and stockyards remains good. Supplies heavy but clearing well with prices paid showing steady trends despite the light punctuation and garbled figures.
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Atlanta
Thomasville Poultry Market Prices Listed for today
Prices at the Thomasville poultry market show values for various categories including hens whites leafies and reds. Figures indicate weights and per pound pricing with deliveries to dressing plants mentioned in the market notice.
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Thomasville
Broilers and fryers price notes from city market
Transportation notes show broilers and fryers priced across weights from 27 to 284 cents per unit, with most listings tied to city market figures. The fragment indicates varied weights and a focus on poultry pricing in a local commerce snippet.
Quitman Pays Tribute To Earle Cocke
Erle Cocke national commander of the American Legion spoke in Quitman on John E Sheffield Jr Day denouncing Dean Acheson and U S policy in Korea. He urged removal of Acheson to restore power and unity in Washington. The event included a buffet, a dance, and honors for local and state legionaries. The program aired regionally via WPAX and stations in Valdosta Moultrie and Thomasville.
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Times-Enterprise
Erle Cocke
Dawson
American Legion
Korea
U. S. State Department
John E. Sheffield, Jr
Dean Acheson
Department
Cocke
United States
Acheson
America
Washington
Wilbur Oglesby
Brooks County
John E. Sneffield, Jr
Quitman
Thomasville
WPAX
Valdosta
Moultrie
Dancing Calendar revue showcases 70 young dancers
A capacity Municipal Auditorium audience watched Mrs. Juanita Porter present her annual dance revue with the theme Dancing Calendar of 1951. Seventy youngsters ages 3 to 15 performed tap ballet toe and acrobatics in January to December sequence guided by designs from Porter and costumes from Dozians and Associated Fabrics.
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Municipal Auditorium
Juanita Porter
FE .O. Garner
Dozians, Inc
Associated Fabrics
Mrs. Porter
Glenda White
Ruth Harvard
Ann Gravely
Ruth Hazard
Margaret Fortney
Carol Hasty
Nancy McLean
Carolyn Garner
G. G. Newman
Diane Dickey
Rosaline Tharpe
Yvonne Gibson
Sally Neel
Jan Dickey
Peggy Flowers
Dana Paige Murphy
Nancy Neel
Connie Jones
Nancy Harvard
Jackie Clark
Harriette Cone
Diane Clark
Marlon Woodall
Lyn Hurst
Prince Edward Jmright
Johnny Guy
Sonny Horner
Henry Russell
Charles Dillinger
Priscila McRae
Fontaine Flowers
Gladdie Newman
Donna Walker
Eva Walker
Bailey Alexander
Dianah Dillinger
Maury Flowers
Lyn Carlton
Camille Titus
Rebecca Hasty
Emily Buryness
Carolin Ackerman
Betty Gibson
Andrea Twedell
Connie Mims
Faye Hicks
Suzanne Mueller
Emleanor Reynolds
Hope Fidwards
Daphne Flowers
Gale Whitehurst
Jackie Zalamas
Pam Scott
Jane Rehberg
Janice Rehberg
Paula Dunn
Sally Vaughan
Suzy Roan
Nancy Griffin
Local residents and visitors noted in Archbold area notices
Mrs B C Blanton is a patient at Archbold Memorial hospital. John Garrison arrived home from St Leo Florida where he recently graduated from St Leo College. I W Manry attends Engineers Convention at Hotel New Yorker New York. Aubrey and Mrs Arnold visit sister in Belle Glade Florida. Evans Fleming and son Jimmy visit parents. J P Cook and children from Marianna visit their grandmother. J C Schwencke at home on E Jefferson St. Cecil Redfern visiting before returning to University of Georgia. Evelyn S Steele from Beaufort South Carolina visits. Bert Hollingsworth Jr and son Brad visit Starkville Mississippi parents. Leb Dekle leaves for Lynchburg Virginia to join Miss Ann Peyton at VMI Lexington where Dekle heads Reunion 1907 class rep. Johnnie Keyton of US Navy on leave. Hollis Pitts hosts Moss of McDonough and Pollard family from Frostproof. Dismissals Archbold Memorial Hospital: Adeline Carlson Connie Stringer Betty Bulloch Mayo Plymer J W Horne Jr and Sr motor to Lexington Virginia. Cadet James Horne III home from Virginia Military Institute with sophomore year. Cadet Ronald Haywood of Norfolk will visit. Kenneth Horne Pearce born to Capt and Mrs Bill Pearce at Archbold Memorial Hospital. Mrs Pearce former Harriette Horne. Capt and Mrs Pearce stationed at Keesler Field. Sarah Godwin hosts children and relatives from Quincy Florida Brunswick Georgia Waycross Florida and Georgia in extended family gathering. Wm Godwin returns from three years seven months duty in Japan and Korea. Lutie Godwin Betty Lou Godwin and Buster Willis of Thomasville also present.
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Sarah Godwin
van Godwin
James Godwin
Quincy
Fia
P. A. Young
Brunswick
Irvin Godwin
Waycross
Curtis H. Godwin
Mr. Benning
William B. Godwin
Wm. Godwin
Shower Honors Miss Peters Before June 17 Wedding
Miss Betty Peters of Moultrie and Thomasville High School faculty guest of honor at a Tuesday miscellaneous shower at Miss Marie Wertz home on N Crawford St. The bride elect’s June 17 Moultrie ceremony with Charles Hinson was celebrated amid roses and garden flowers. Guests signed autograph slips, games yielded prizes, and a basket of gifts was presented alongside refreshments served by local hostesses.
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Betty Peters
Moultrie
Thomasville High School
Marie Wertz
N. Crawford St
Miss Peters
Charles Hinson
Carolyn Dixon
June Rackley
Delia Ann Lewis
Kirk Wimberly
Enoua Wright
Peters of
Hicks
Effie Scurry
Miss Lawson
Harry Clarke
Pattie Ruth Britt
R. D. Blakeney
Barber
Ethel Wilbur Milton
Virgil McRae
Elise Gannon
Pritchett
John White
Marjorie Stith
Lois Merritt
Edna Fort
Clyde Pickard
Geraldine Parker
Alice Lewis
Mary Launius
Margaret Hardy
Lucile Crawford
Lefells
Meigs Physician Dr John A Garrett Dies
Meigs June 7 Dr John A Garrett 71 prominent Meigs physician died at his residence after a brief illness. Funeral 2 30 p m Thursday at Meigs Methodist Church. Burial Crown Hill Albany with Rev H C Marx and Rev Roy Adams officiating. Pallbearers Leo Wilkes J L Pilcher Dr E M Bolton Candler Austin F C Pittman C A Rehberg. Honorary pallbearers W D Grant Charles Pilcher Tom Tipton Dr E M Aultman Dr J N Isler. Surviving wife Iva Fouche Garrett mother Mrs J T Garrett brothers Lester Simms Riley and five children Ernest Truitt Jolly Tascer Williams and Lesley Williams. Braswell Funeral Fame Pelham in charge.
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MEIGS
John A. Garrett
Meigs Methodist Church
Crown Hill Cemetery
Albany
H. C. Marx
Roy Adams
Leo Wilkes
J. L. Pilcher
E. §. Bolton
Candler Austin
F. C. Pittman
C. A+’ Rehberg
W. D. Grant
Charles Pilcher
Tom Tipton
E. M. Aultman
J. A. Hartsfield
J. N. Isler
Garrett
Iva Fouche Garrett
J. T. Garrett
Charing
Lester
Simms
Butler
Riley Garrett
Hahira
Prandelilluren
Ernest Garrett
New Mexico
John Truitt Garrett
Cuthbert
Joe Jolly
Tascer Williams, Jr
Lesley Williams
Truitt Jolly
Betsy Jolly
Braswell
Pelham
Attorney seeks new appeal to halt Georgia rape death
Atlanta report says attorney Joseph Crespi will pursue a habeas corpus writ to save Roberts Henry Porch, a 19 year old Pickens County man sentenced to death for beating and raping a white woman. Porch’s Supreme Court appeal was refused, and he awaits re resentencing in Jasper, Georgia.
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Atlanta
Joseph Crespi
Pickens County
U. S. Supreme Court
Roberts Henry Porch
Jasper
Reidsville
Crespi
Verdict Favors U S Government in Dykes Suit
The May Term of the Thomasville Division of the United States District Court ended with a verdict for the United States in a case to collect a $10,000 insurance policy the government said had lapsed. James Reid Dykes estate was denied payment after a two day trial. The action, brought by a brother as administrator, involved Bainbridge residents represented by Judge O'Neal and Mr Cowart, now Albany.
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Thomasville
United States District Court
United States
James Reid Dykes
Bainbridge
O'Neal
Cowart
Albany, Fomerly
First Methodist Church Holds Mid-Week Prayer Service
The regular Mid-Week Prayer Service at First Methodist Church begins at 8 o'clock this evening. Pastor Rev. Earle J. Garbutt will preside. You are cordially invited to attend.
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First Methodist Church
Earle J. Garbutt
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Marianna, Fla
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University of Georgia
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Norfolk
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Archbold Memorial Hospital
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Keesler Field
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