Graduation Sermon At Meigs High School Class Of 1937
Meigs Georgia June 7 crowd fills Meigs High School auditorium for the 11 30 Sunday graduation sermon to inspire the class of 1937. Seniors honored include Margaret Alligood Mary Mae Banks Charlie Rue Crackin Edna Ruth Sasser Charlotte Ann Smith Mimian Celeste Tipton Dandail Adria Miller Aubrey Deward Rolin Bert Lee Singletary Hugh Lowell Singletary Turner Taylor Jr John Hiram Wadsworth. Club praises year’s work and hopes for Miss Jones return next year.
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Meigs
Meigs High School
Margaret
Alligood
Mary Mae Banks
Charlie Rue Crackin
Edna Ruth Sasser
Charlotte Ann Smith
Mimian Celeste Tipton
Messrs
Dandail _Adria_ Miller
Aubrey Deward Rolin
Bert Lee Singletary
Hugh Lowell Singletary
Turner Taylor Jr
John Hiram Wadsworth
Meigs Music and Expression Recital Highlights Local Talent
Meigs Georgia June 7 residents recount a music and expression recital held June 4 led by Miss Ella Frances Jones. The event featured pupil performances and a Glee Club under Jones with notable attendees and a busy social scene surrounding Pelham and Thomasville excursions.
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Meigs
Ella Frances Jones
Flashes Home Made Mystery in Sharon Pa
A Sharon attorney reported his car stolen after parking downtown and found it later in his driveway. His wife had borrowed it, carrying bundles, after seeing the car. The tale includes other brief clippings about police, sports, and a pistol recovery incident.
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Sharon
Alvin R. Isenberg
Isenberg
Pelham and Nearby Residents Visit Meigs Area
Pelham residents Mrs Frank W Corbett and Mrs Joe Singletary were guests of Dr and Mrs S Bolton. Spence visitors Mrs Janie Christie and Miss Christine Christie shopped in Meigs. Thomasville shoppers included Mrs D Bickley Tom Smith and A M Pulliam and Charlotte Smith. Decatur visitors Mr and Mrs T C Smith and daughter Kay. Dr P L Hollingsworth of Waycross spent the weekend with home folks. Mary White of Tampa visited Meigs relatives. Judge Thomas A Jones and Chief Julian Rouse were seen in Pelham and Ochlocknee respectively.
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Pelham Pool
Frank W. Corbett
Joe Singletary
Pelham
S. Bolton
Janie Christie
Christine Christie
Spence
Meigs
D. Bickley
Tom
Smith
M. Pulliam
Gon Duncan
Charlotte Smith
Thomasville
Floyd Holley
T. C. Smith
Kay
Decatur
Roy L. Caine
Atlanta
P. L. Hollingsworth
Waycross
Mary White
Tampa
Fla
Thomas A. Jones
Julian Rouse
Ochlochnee
Markets At A Glance And Farm Prices On June 7
The dispatch lists farm price hampers for pole beans snap beans butter beans squash green peas tomatoes corn and okra with 1937 price ranges from 1.00 to 2.00. It notes New York stocks bonds currency cotton sugar coffee and grain futures with cotton plunging on June 7 amid selling and bearish pressure.
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New York
Chicago
Gov't
Treasury
Fed Farm Mortgage
HOLC
New Orleans Cotton Prices Slump on Wide Liquidation
Cotton futures fell sharply as rumors of widespread crop damage spurred long liquidation. July to January contracts dropped to around 12.30 to 12.52 while futures closed with net declines of 35 to 42 points.
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New Orleans
Chicago cash grain price report lacks wheat sales
Chicago cash grain markets show no sales for wheat. Corn values range from 1.276 to 1.291 with 4 decimal points across varieties. Soybeans listed at 1.48 for No 2 yellow and 1.41 for No 4 yellow. Oats mostly 47% with minor variations. Rye absent.
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Chicago
Moultrie Hog Market Report
Moultrie Georgia June 7 hog market steady with weights 240 lbs and up. Prices list No 1 for 180 to 240, No 2 for 150 to 180, No 3 for 130 to 150, No 4 for 110 to 130, No 5 for 60 to 110. Fat sows around 2.00 and 8.06 per hundred weight. smooth hogs of larger weight basis noted with stage 50.
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Moultrie
New York Stock Letter Sees Mixed Early Rally
Early rallying efforts gave way to a generally lower drift in the New York market on June 7. Afternoon breaks in grain, cotton, and rubbers futures dampened buying. some oils and specialties posted modest advances while steel, copper, and motor shares slid. Transfers ran around 600,000 shares as investors awaited further inspiration from headlines.
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New York
Memphis Cottonseed Meal Futures Steady Across Months
Prime cotton seed meal futures in Memphis closed steady with bids at F O B Memphis for June at 33.75 and July at 32.65. Also listed were August 29.60, September 25.75, October 24.65, November 24.50, December 24.50, and January 24.25.
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Memphis Cottonseed Meal
Memphis
Tenn
Foreign Exchange Rates Reported in New York
Mixed market with Great Britain at 4.93 percent in dollars and 60 day bills at 4.923/16. Cable rates for Britain and France around 1.933 and 4.4544 respectively. Italy demand near 3.2614 with cables 5.2634. Montreal in New York at 99.987/16 and New York in Montreal 100.01 9/16.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Montreal
Sugar futures fluctuate in narrow ranges on London firmness
New York sugar futures were irregular with small moves. No 4 contract rose about 1 percent on covering and demand as London stayed firm. July futures near 1,2214 and March at 1.344. No 3 contract steady to down about 1 point amid spot-market inactivity and hedge selling.
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New York
London
Turpentine and Rosin Trade Figures Reported in Savannah
Turpentine firm shows 35 sales 281 receipts 381 shipments 287 stock 28 273. Rosin firm reports 669 sales 1 952 receipts 480 shipments 46 048 stock. Quotations list prices from B 7.50 through WW and X 9.20 with various grades.
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Savannah
Chicago butter and eggs price report excerpt
Chicago dairy market notes butter at 16 389 and eggs at 49 332 unsettled with various grades listed. Creamery specials and extra firsts show mixed percentages and receipts, with terms like ex tras firsts standards and local car deliveries appearing in the district report.
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Chicago
Chicago Livestock Prices Reported By Market News
U S Dept of Agriculture market notes from Chicago on June 7 show hogs at 11.60 for top or bulk good and choice weights 260 to 300 pounds, Moe bids 11.35 to 11.55 for 160 to 190 pound lots, with sows around 10.00.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agri
U.S. Dept. Agri
Moe
Market Report: Livestock Prices Signal Demand Shifts
The report shows cattle at 11.50 to 13.00 for good and choice steers with 73 top weighty steers at 14.00. Yearlings at 13.10 and best fed heifers at 12.50. Cows firm to higher, bulls up to 10. Dealers steady at 8.50 to 9.50. Small numbers under 10.00 include some natives and southwestern grass cattle.
Week-end traffic toll rises with 76 dead nationwide
Seventy six people including several Georgians died in weekend traffic accidents. J W Lingard 43 of Birmingham was killed when his car overturned near Cedartown en route to a home coming. his wife was injured. Bibb county relative Jack Hicks was killed near a bridge south of Macon. Mrs N W Arnold of Atlanta died later from injuries in Newnan after a car ran off the Griffin highway.
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Associated Press
Paulding County
J. W. Lingard
Birmingham
Cedartown
Jack Hicks
Bibb County
James R. Hicks, Jr
Macon
N. W. Arnold
Atlanta
Newnan
Sheriff’s Office
Arnold
Hendrix Wins Cotton States Tennis Tournament Title
Arthur Hendrix of Miami defeated J. C. Sanford of Mobile to win the Cotton States Tennis Tournament in Birmingham Alabama. Final scores were 6 2 7 5 4 6 6 2.
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Birmingham
Ala
Arthur Hendrix
Miami
J. C. Sanford
Mobile
Cardui Aims to Ease Menstrual Pain and Build Strength
Cardui offers two proven uses for women with functional pains: it can relieve immediate pain and nervousness during the menstrual period and help strengthen the body by improving the ability to gain nourishment from food. Some cases may require a physician's treatment.
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Theo Singletary
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Moultrie Hog Market
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P. Lorillard Company, Inc
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Douglas Air
Eastman Rod
Kennecott - Libbey
Ligg & Meyer
Lorillard Meade Corp
Monty Ward
Nat Biscuit
Nat Pow
Penna Rae
Plymouth Oil
SC Pullman
Keith O
Repab Steel
Reynolds Tob
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Sears Roek Co
Simmon
Socony Vac
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