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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1947
Page
6
A collage of small ads and notices lists prices on paint and home goods, selling Jacks Fruit Stand in West Jackson PAINT discounts, L A Mann Decorating Co offerings, HAVICO feeds, a Havana Florida delivery, and various sale notices including kennels and electric fans.
FOR. SALE-Dining Room Suite. Priced reasonably. Phone 129-MX. SKILLAWS-ideal tool for work man to tsiple. Tuck Imp. Co, nitonea &R8. fy. TODAY ON THE Cd. MARKETS AT A 7 A GLANCE WHEAT Hedging program sure. CORN Closed mixed after set. HOGS Nominally steady. CATTLE Nominally steady.
Atlanta June 6 USDA reports large volume shipments of fruits and vegetables from southeastern points as the southern produce marketing season nears. Cabbage, potatoes, beans, okra, and tomatoes move in volume. Florida cantaloupes and watermelons reach Georgia markets while peaches and citrus shift higher. Livestock totals rise across Montgomery Nashville Louisville Baltimore with cattle hogs and lambs showing varied gains. Cotton prices climb over half a cent and fryers remain steady to weak amid abundant supplies.
Rap P Taylor, a World War II veteran and recent Army Air Forces corporal, is enrolled as a freshman at the University of Georgia Savannah Division in Savannah Georgia majoring in Business Administration. The unit, activated at Hunter Field last fall to serve veterans blocked from Athens, now has about 800 students and aims for up to 2000 with expanded facilities over five years.
Mrs Louise Porter will present a dance recital Monday night at the High School Auditorium starting at 8 30. Admission is free and the public is invited. Thirty to thirty five first year pupils aged three to eighteen will perform tap ballet and comedy acts with a final group ballet. Costumes were ordered from New York and Mrs Porter operates the dancing class at the Youth Center assisted by Mrs E O Garner at the piano.
A Central of Georgia freight train en route from Macon to Albany wrecked seven miles north of Albany blocking the main line with no casualties. Twenty seven of the 75 cars derailed and two were demolished. Crew members listed include engineer J. H. Hayes and fireman J. P. Dare. The wreck happened at Century in Lee county at 8 A. M. EST.
The Hi-Y Club elected Donald Lewis president for next year with Jimmie Thomas as vice president and Cecil Remfearn as secretary while Ronald Lewis handles finances Barbara Peates will lead the Sere, assisted by Doris Fancal as vice president Norma and Ida serve as secretary and treasurer The newly formed Tep Club named officers for six weeks and a softball team is planned Troops 304 B S 4 discussed summer trips and Alfred Hail announced his move away
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