Market Report Shows Quiet Trading With Downward Edge
New York AP market brief notes a quiet session with a slight downside tilt. The AP average fell .20 to 261.10 at noon as industrials and rails softened while motors and aircrafts held steady and several stocks moved fractionally. Dow at 699.92, bonds mixed.
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New York
Associated Press
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
Jones & Laughlin
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
American Telephone
Brunswick
American Machine & Foundry
Woolworth
International Telephone
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
International Paper
Dow Jones
U.S
North Georgia Poultry Prices At Farms
Poultry offerings ample for good demand with prices at farms today 10 to 13 cents and Wednesday 11 to 18 cents. Hens heavy type 12 cents f.o.b. plants 13. light type too few, f.o.b. plants 7 to 8 cents.
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North Georgia
Poultry
Atlanta
Presbyterians Plan New Administrative Building in Quitman
Presbyterian Home in Quitman seeks 100000 toward a 300000 building to relieve crowding. Rev. Frank H. McElroy, the home’s director, says the new facility will add isolation rooms, kitchens, a dining room, and a recreation area to meet expansion needs.
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Quitman
Presbyterian Home
Frank H. McElroy
Education Needed For Jobs JFK
President Kennedy warned that future jobs will shrink for youths who are poorly educated and ill adjusted. He urged guiding the nation’s youth toward solid education, skills, and good citizenship at a fund raising dinner for the Big Brothers of the National Capital Area in Washington.
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Washington
Kennedy
Big Brothers of
National Capital Area, Inc
Big Brother Movement
United States
Canada
Hog and cattle market totals from Georgia and Chicago regions
Hog receipts across Alabama Georgia Florida and Illinois show steady to slightly weaker prices with numbers from Albany Columbus Moultrie Dothan and Jacksonville. Georgia cattle auctions report steady slaughter cattle and higher calves with mixed stockers and feeders at several city markets.
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Thomasville
Albany
Columbus
Moultfle
Dothan
Als
Jacksonville
Fla
Atlanta Produce Prices Moderate Across Markets
Atlanta reports moderate receipts with typical price ranges for fruits and vegetables. Watermelons hold 60 to 75 cents each, greens vary from 1.25 to 2.00 per bunch or dozen, peppers and squash show mixed midweek quotes, and peaches sell around 1.00 to 2.00 per unit amid several crate and bushel size offerings.
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Atlanta
Hog auction receipts bring offers from several southern markets
Hog receipts totaling about 1 900 head were sold in auctions at Ashburn Moultrie Ga Live Oak Fla Headland Luverne Ala Prices slipped by 25 cents with most pricked 2 3 or 1 3 weights. Barrows and gilts 200 240 lbs 16 50 to 16 89 180 200 lbs 16 58 to 16 98 No 1 2 160 180 lbs 15 95 to 16 70 140 160 lbs 16 30 to 15 90 100 140 lbs 14 74 to 15 30 No 2 3 240 270 lbs 15 50 to 16 50 Sows 13 85 to 14 85.
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Chicago
Georgia
Albany
Rome
Athens
Statesboro
Moultrie
Thomasville
Ashburn
Live Oak
Fla
Headland
Luverne
Ala
U.S
Meigs Negroes On Probation After Juvenile Court Hearing
Six Meigs youths placed on six months probation with parental supervision required after dark. Three others held for further hearing. three adults to be tried in Superior Court. Gang claimed as baseball team but arrests cited alleged plan to kill a night policeman. The president and two other youths face additional charges from the weekend beating incident.
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Hawks
Meigs
Thomas County
J. K. Harper
Thomas County Superior Court
Ponné
Four Churches Sponsor Youth Workshop in Thomasville
Four Thomasville Baptist churches unite to host a Weeknight Youth Workshop at East Side Baptist Church from 7 30 to 9 30 p m Monday through Thursday with a banquet at Yon Baptist Church at 7 30 p m Friday. The program includes devotional time Bible study a 30 minute film and refreshments. Rev McMillan says the event aims to meet needs of youth ages 13 to 25 and invites all to attend. Ministers Rev McMillan East Side Baptist Rev Bill Lowe Calvary Baptist Rev Gordon Taylor West Side Baptist and Miss Frances Peacock Norman College student serving as Dawson St Baptist Youth Director replace Rev Robert E Blackburn who is recovering from Miss Mississippi injuries.
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Thomasville
East Side Baptist Church
Danyon St. Baptist Church
Cham McMillan
Rev
McMillan
Bill Lowe
Calvary Baptist Church
Gordon Taylor
West Side Baptist
Frances Peacock
Norman College
Dawson
Baptist Church
Peacock
Robert E. Blackburn
Mississippi
Church of NazareneSelects Rev Digby as Pastor in Thomasville
The Church of the Nazarene unanimously voted to call Rev F M Digby of Waycross as pastor of the Thomasville church replacing Rev W E McCumber. Digby a native of Atlanta and Trevecca graduate will begin duties Sunday July 4. He and his wife Ida Louise Harris Digby have two children. Services this Sunday will be led by Walter Dillard Jr and Rev E E Smith.
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First Church of the Nazarene
F. M. Digby
Waycross
Digby
W. E. McCumber
Atlanta
Boys’ High School
Trevecca Nazarene College
Nashville
Tenn
Millersville
Dechard
Gainesville
F. M
Dean George Digby Sr
Ida Louise Harris
W. J. Harris
Fla
Glenda Louise
Stephen Harris
McCumber
Thomasville
First Church of the
Walter Dillard Jr
University of Georgia
E. E. Smith
Pavo
Nominations For New Officers Of Legion Post 222
Nominations for the 1961 62 term were received at a meeting of American Legion Post 222 with Post Commander Thornton D. Smith in charge. A committee led by Karl Conradi drew nominations alongside floor entries. elections occur at the July 4 meeting.
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Legion
American Legion
Thornton D. Smith
Karl Conradi
Floyd Huffmaster
Harvey W. Hull
Post 222
Macon
Thomasville Legionnaires
Homer Selph
Harvey Hull
Kerosene stove blast sparks three hour fire on South Street
Firemen battled a kerosene stove explosion in a Will Lester Marion Virgil home at 431 South Street for nearly three hours. The blaze damaged a bedroom kitchen attic and roof with an estimated loss of 1500 and no injuries reported.
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Will Lester
Marion Virgil
South St
Crawford St
C. C. Dunlap
Dunlap
Times
Campaign to speed mail with off peak deposits
The U S Post Office Dept opened a nationwide program to urge big mailers to post non priority mail outside peak hours to ease post office congestion after 5 p m The plan called Nationwide Improved Mail Service aims to cut the evening backlog by coordinating with the 3000 largest postal areas and 100 top users.
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U. S
Asst
Frederick C. Belen
Post Office Dept
Belen
Washington
New York
North Carolina
South Carolina
Kentucky
Thieves Target Church Child and Scout Hut in Local Theft Spree
Police investigated the theft of a portable microphone from First Baptist Church and an attempted break in at the Boy Scout Hut behind Thomasville Lodge No 111. A 13 year old’s bicycle wheels were stolen while the family slept. Gene Mash, a 40 year old Metcalf grocer, remained in fair condition after being shot during an attempted burglary. Lt. Gov Garland Byrd will address the Thomasville Kiwanis Club on June 23 and Thomasville Exchange Club members plan to attend a state convention in Columbus and Fort Benning with a James H Gray address and Army demonstrations.
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First Baptist Church
Louis Kennedy
Thomasville
Flks
Broad St
Lee Willis
E. Walcott
Gene Mash
Metcalf
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Mash
Sheriff's Office
Garland Byrd
Thomasville Exchange Club
Columbus
Ft. Benning
Alex Crittenden Jr
Shetheta Bert Op Gonttotawith
Nd- Langford
Oscar Hughes
Thomasville Club
James H. Gray
Albany
Meigs Services Set For William Worling
Meigs graveside funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday at Meigs Cemetery for William A. Worling a Daytona Beach Florida native who died this week. Revs. Louis Kennedy and T F Callaway will officiate with Kirkland Cray Hughes Funeral Home handling arrangements. Survivors include his wife Eugenia two sons William L and John W Worling a daughter Ann Worling his mother Mrs M E Worling and a sister Mrs Hugh D Worling of Thomasville.
Dance Scheduled at Thomasville Moose Lodge
The Thomasville Moose Lodge will sponsor a dance and entertainment on Saturday night June 10 at the lodge home on Carroll Hill. Music will be by Billy Poe and his Shieks, nationally known radio and TV performers.
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Thomasville
Moose Lodge
Carroll Hil
Billy Poe
Shieks
Thomasville Dimes Enterprise subscription notices
Public notice text outlines subscription rates and mailing details for Thomasville Dimes Enterprise. Includes address for subscriptions and Change of Address forms, with tax and rate information for Georgia residents and mail handling instructions.
Weather Outlook From Thomsville River Area
Weather brief notes warm, mostly clear tonight and Friday with a chance of late showers. Forecast calls for near 95 degree highs, 69 low, light breezes, and a few clouds across the Thomsville river region with no significant rainfall expected this period.
Writer Gets Back His Credentials
In Tehran Prime Minister Ali Amini reinstated Associated Press correspondent Parvis Raein's working credentials. Raein had been suspended after quoting telegraph workers who said police and troops injured several strikers. the government denied injuries and accused him of fabrication.
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Tehran
Iran
Ali Amini
Associated Press
Parvis Raein
Raein
Telegraph
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