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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1951

Page

3

Miss Shirley Flowers Honored At Ochlochnee Party

Miss Merle Crew hosted a party for cousin Miss Shirley Flowers a yearlong house guest while attending Ochlochnee High School. Rainbow bouquets adorned the room as family and friends shared dainty sandwiches and punch. Flowers returns to Punta Gorda Florida.

Shirley Flowers Merle Crew Ochlochneer Ochlochnee Club Miss Shirley Flowers Ochlochnee High School Miss Drew Elizabeth and Joyce White Mary Ham Martha Jean Slappey Hilda Heaton Margaret Widener Joe Wheathers Wayne Alligood Bob Miller Raiford Long Billy Dilford Jerry Singletary Donnie Ellis Gene Crew John Widener Charles Greer Jack Smith Dwight Miller Miss Flowers Punta Gorda Fla

Jehovah’s Witnesses Gather for Atlanta District Assembly

Jehovah’s Witnesses from Thomasville and several southern states attend the District Assembly in Atlanta this weekend part of 14 such events in the U S and Canada. Attendees will hear Bible lectures demonstrations and practical preaching instructions. The Thomasville Bible study class is not held this Sunday.

Jehovah’s Witnesses Jehovah's Witnesses of Thomasville Atlanta District Assembly U. S Canada

Meigs Man Alligood Graduates At Norman Park

Jesse Leroy Alligood of Meigs completes studies at Norman College in Norman Park Georgia earning an Associate in Arts. President Allen Cutts hails the college as highly successful.

Jesse Leroy Alligood MEIGS Norman Park Norman College Noran Park Allen Cutts

Farm training aids Grady county veterans in Cairo

Cairo Rotarians heard W. A. Lundy describe the county wide farm training program for veterans as highly productive. He noted Grady as the state’s top egg producer with strong livestock gains and pasture foundations. President Judson Mayfield led the luncheon with visiting Rotarians Dr. John King and Dr. J. W. Lumer in attendance.

Cairo Grady County W. A Red) Lundy Lundy Grady Pesident Judson Mayfield John King Thomasville J. W. Lumher Bainbridge

Donalsonville Lions Hear Quartet in Enjoyable Program

Donalsonville Georgia June 7 The Donalsonville Lions Club heard their quartet in a delightful program at the luncheon meeting Tuesday Clarke Moseley Whitt M Aiken Arden Parker and Ralph Jernigan compose the quartet with Mrs B K Sullivan as pianist Plans for the Lions convention in Atlantic City this month were discussed and at least two delegates will represent the local club A special train for Georgia Lions will leave Atlanta Saturday June 28 Ladies Night for Donalsonville Lions will close a successful year at the Veterans Home the Garden Club ladies will serve the banquet.

Donalsonville Donalsonville Lions Veterans’ Home

Hog Market Report From Georgia and Chicago

Packfr Hog Market recalls receipts across Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Tifton Ga Dothan Fla Jacksonville Tallahassee and Chicago. Cattle numbers 225 calves 175 hogs 1 400 with prices 16 50 to 21 00 for various weights and classes including good and choice hogs. North Georgia cattle at Atlanta on June 7 1951 shows steadier prices with steers and heifers around 26 00 and utility 24 00 27 00 plus canner and cutter ranges and stocker prices.

Thomasville Georgia Qwantor Albany Columbus Moultrie Tifton Fhothan Ala Jacksonville Tallahassee Florida Dothan Wifton Chicago North Georgia Atlanta

Atlanta fruit and vegetables market report June pricing

Receipts were moderate with fair demand and steady prices on the silent produce market into Wednesday and Thursday morning. Georgia beans cucumbers squash okra and peppers traded near prior levels with most items in the 1.00 to 6.40 per hamper/bushel range and US No. 1 peaches around 3.00 to 3.76 per bushel depending on size and grade.

Atlanta USDA Georgia

Thomasville Poultry Market Prices Paid

Prices paid at the Thomasville poultry market today for farm stock include broilers and fryers weighing mostly 2.74 to 4 pounds, and various hens and whites. Heavies and lights are listed with under 4 pounds and other weight ranges, with deliveries to the dressing plant noted.

Thomasville

Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed with Scrambled Fragments

Puzzle lists numerous clues and partial phrases across topics such as prepositions casts aspersions on rodents and river due with faded letters and mismatched words. The readable fragments hint at standard crossword entries though the full solution remains unclear.

North Georgia Poultry Trade Steady Amid Strong Demand

North Georgia live poultry market remains fully steady with heavy supplies and strong truck demand. Prices paid for farm Wednesday afternoon and Thursday morning show broilers and fryers at 27.5 cents, mostly 27 to 28 cents, with heavy dressing plant operations.

North Georgia Atlanta USDA

Rome chosen for Kraft Container Board Mill site

Rome Georgia selected as site for an estimated 21 million Kraft Container Board Mill. Mead Corporation vice president Al H Mahrt said the Defense Production Administration granted a certificate of necessity allowing construction during the defense emergency. Mead already operates in Brunswick and Macon with related mills in Brunswick Pulp and Paper and Scott Paper Company backing.

Chattanooga Tenn Jun Trome Kraft Container Board al H. Mahrt Mead Corporation Macon Kraft Company Macon Chattanooga Times Defense Production Administration Mead Georgia Brunswick Brunswick Pulp and Paper Company Mead and The Scott Paper Company Kraft Company Inland Container Corporation Brunswick and

Donalsonville Baptist Vacation Bible School Enrolls 146

The Donalsonville Baptist Vacation Bible School opened with 146 pupils and 26 teachers and workers. Nursery to junior departments report specific enrollments and their respective supervisors, with themes focusing on Working Together in Gods World and Living for Jesus Every Day.

Donalsonville Baptist Vacation Bible School Donalsonville The Baptist Church Vacation Bible School W. E. Cannington Zula Jones Ralph Williams Audrey King John Lockamy Otis Brackin Rufus Johnson Herbert Brackin Lois Schwark Jesus Hugh D. Broome Mesdames E. P. Trulock Mercedes Sheffield Paul Shingler W. C. Rushing Leon Barber Mesdames Albert Wills W. E. Dunn Julien Dutz

Committees Named for Seminole County PTA Work

Edgar P. Stapleton names year’s PTA committees in Donalsonville. Program includes Mrs Porter Smith and others. Health and Summer Roundup lists multiple matrons. Budget and Finance chaired by Mrs Malcom with Shingler and Miss Chastain. Art and Music features many officers. Membership, Publicity, Room Representatives, Grade Mothers, Publications, Hospitality, and By-Laws groups named with numerous members.

Donalsonville Edgar P. Stapleton Parent-Teachers Association For Seminole County Porter . Smith W. E. Brigham Julian Webb Ross Thomas H. B. Baxley Arthur Reynolds J. B. Gibson J. L. Jernigan Bob Armstrong F. B. Dunn David McLeod N. P. Malcom P. E. Shingler Barbara Chastain OD. Thomas Marvin Simmons J. B. Jenkins Warren Davis Wallace Drake Lewis Wren Jessie Regan C. C. Lee Hugh Broome Thomas Garwood Eileen Tabor Cecil Franklin Melvin Hornsby J. L. Barker, Sr R. I. Roberts Gus Youmans Jr Vesta King W. T. Moye L. P. Medley Monroe Duke Ray Hargraves W. W. Gibson C. O. Herrington Laura Bush Phil Yarbrough Harry O'Neal Weyman Cannington Mac Fain Jr B .H. Brackin Ellie Stewart Herbert Bridges Julian Hickson Nettie Youmans W. V. Harrington Watson Lee Goree Johnson B. B. Baker Alma Adams Walter Bush Ira Barber R. R. Williams Sam Mills Cecil Alday Frank Williams Kathryn Trulock Mac Garwood Ethel Lane M. P.stein

Murder Case Dialogs Unfold in Downtown Interview

Jigger and Scott discuss the motive behind a public notice as a murder case looms. The dialogue explores identity links between Sally Woods and Anne Brown, ethical stakes, and the need for hard evidence before action. Prescott appears, hinting at police involvement and danger.

Jie Scott Jigger Sally Woods Igger Murer Sally Gods Nis Prescott Manhattan Moran Anne Brown S.W Imperial Red Laura Spellman Sally’ Woods Rupo’s Scaloppino Captain Prescott

Brooks County Cattle Breeders Group Becomes Active

The Georgia-Florida Breeders Association Inc formed to serve Brooks Lowndes and Madison counties. E L Jordan announced cows bred on Stanley Zipperer farm in Lowndes County and on Harrell Long farm in Brooks. 825 cows registered with over 1000 pledged. officers include Jesse Jackson chair Harrell Long treasurer Charlie O Kelsey secretary, Hugh Vallotton, Ben Waring.

Quitman Cattle Breeding Association Brooks, Lowndes Madison Fla Georgia-Florida Breeders Association, Inc E. L. Jordan Stanley Zipperer Lowndes County Brooks County Harrell Long John McGowan Dairyman Athens Jesse Jackson Charlies O’kelsey Hugh Vallotton Ben Waring Madison County

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