Market gains widen in mixed rail and tech shares today
Moderate buying interest lifted New York stocks with fractional gains across rail groups and tech issues. Notable advancers included Northern Pacific New York Central Bethlehem Steel General Motors Dow Chemical Zenith Gulf Oil and many others with curb stocks briskly trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Northern Pacific
New York Central
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Dow Chemical
Zenith Radio
Gulf Oil
U. S
Sesceecsaceshli
Atl Refining Secenesanebesaveg
Ohio Oremegereenewes
Beth ‘Steel
Tevaeebeesegeeses
Burl Mills
Essessecessese
Caterpil Tra
Esseevessers
Célanese Corp O.sesceeve
Ohes
Georgia and Alabama Hog Market Report June 12 1952
Pack era hog prices mixed across major plants in Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Tifton Georgia Dothan Alabama and Jacksonville Florida with receipts totaling 350 cattle 250 calves and 2400 hogs. Medium to large pigs 180 240 lbs mostly 19.25 19.50 per cwt while top lots at Dothan reached 20.00 and 20.75 in Chicago for select loads. North Georgia cattle and poultry markets show varied gains and losses with steers and heifers 20.50 32.50 in Atlanta and poultry markets firmer with farm prices around 24 25 cents per lb.
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Atlanta
P—Cusda
Florida
Georgia
Thomasville
Ga.p
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Tifton
Dothan
Alabama
Jacksonville
Choice
Chicago
North Georgia
Thomasville Poultry Market Prices Steady for Broilers
Broilers and fryers across weights fetch in the 25.14 to 26.44 cent range with most values near 25 cents, reflecting a stable level in the Thom asville market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville Poultry
Turpentine and Rosin Market Report
Savannah turpentine and rosin data show no market prices. Receipts: turpentine 317, rosin 117. shipments: turpentine 77, rosin 50. stock: turpentine 3 571, rosin 9 573.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Turpentine
Rosin
D A V Chapter Attends Savannah Convention
Representatives from Rose City Chapter No. 40 Disabled American Veterans met with peers in Savannah on June 8 9 and 10 along with the D A V Auxiliary. Commander James S. Barden Adjutant Leon Brock both of Boston and E S Fosky of Thomasville attended. Speakers included Ben T Husett Atlanta labor commissioner and Mrs John N Egense Washington DC. John J Snelling Gainesville state department commander presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose City
Savannah
John N. Egense
Washington, D. C
John J. Snelling
Gainesville
State Department
Floridan tied to abortion death in Bainbridge case
A coroner's report of a 23 year old Florida woman's death from an attempted criminal abortion led to the arrest of Bill Henderson age 57 of Chattahoochee Florida. Henderson is held after Mrs Doris B Dean mother of two was found dead in a car near the Georgia line. The sheriff said Mrs Dean's mother swore out a murder warrant against Henderson who claims she fainted on their date and that a doctor was summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainbridge
Florida
Bill Henderson
Chattahoochee
Fla
Carpenter
Doris B. Dean
Georgia Line
A. E. ‘White
Dean
Lt Col Clarence Neely dies suddenly in Thomasville
Lt Col Clarence Calvin Neely died suddenly yesterday in Thomasville after a lunch ride with Attorney C F Johnson. The Army veteran and former Fort Jackson colonel had been in Thomasville briefly and served in the European Command before retirement due to heart illness. Funeral services Saturday at 11 at the Methodist church with Rev Joe Bridges and Rev Leland Moore officiating and Whiddon's Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Calvin Neely
Thomasvile
C. F. Johnson
Johnson
Methodist Church
Joe Bridges
Leland Moore
Ted Liefeld
Sam Pettigrew
Louis Moreland
Everett Pierce
Dennis Reichert
Jasper Davis
Jim Butler
Jeff Golden Jr
Thomasville Bar Assn
W. D. Wheet
W. J. Jay
Wayne Weeks
Paden
State Teachers College
Myrtice Evelyn Crosby
Coolidge
Thomas County
Joyce Evelyn
David George
Charles Richard Neely
Earnest
Cecile Neely
George Neely
Oklahoma
Mr. Neely
Thomasville
Legion
al Tho
Whiddon
Local Personal News: Atlanta Guests and Visistors
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jinright of Atlanta are visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. Prince Jinright for several weeks. Miss Carolyn Dixon returns from Daytona Beach and Orlando after visiting school friends. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bouchard and children Joanne Edward and Barbara Ellen of Harrisville Rhode Island visit Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tharin. Mrs. Bouchard is Mrs. Tharin’s sister. Miss Carrianne Gothard and Miss Letty Jay arrive from Memphis this afternoon. Miss Doris Gothard arrives home from Valdosta State College. Mr. Robert P. Flowers formerly of Thomasville and now in New York City visits en route to Florida.
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Robert Jinright
Atlanta
Prince Jinright
Edward Bouchard
Joanne
Edward
Barbara Ellen
Harrisville,r. I
Paul Tharin
Bouchard
Tharin
Carrianne Gothard
Letty Jay
Memphis
Doris Gothard
VSC
Valdosta State College
Robert P. Flowers
Thomasville
New York City
Florida
Peggy Ann Pope Weds FR Gulledge at Barwick Baptist Church
Peggy Ann Pope and John Richard Gulledge wed at Barwick Baptist Church in a Sunday ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Pope of Barwick, wore white tafeta with orchid bouquet. the groom is son of Commander and Mrs. A. M. Gulledge of Statesboro. A reception for about 175 followed at the Barwick Community House. The couple will honeymoon in Daytona Beach and reside in Atlanta in the Druid Hills area.
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Barwick Baptist Church
Peggy Ann Pope
R. C. Pope
Barwick
John Richard Gulledge
A. M. Gulledge
Statesboro
C. C. Kiser
Miss Pope
Joan Chastain
Martha Jean Shumway
Mooney Prosser
Gul Sedge
Ronald C. Pope, Jr
Janette Burt
Ochlocknee
Atlanta
Mary Singletary
Shirley Ann Gulledge
Barbara Mullin
Maid of Honor
Jack Clark
Wyatt Johnson
Hike Camp
Ben Tucker
Mary Gibson
Valdosta
Joe Dressendorfer
Enoch Sterling
Richardson
Joyce Richardson
Dedeick Waters
Minnie Lee Johnson
Roy Parker
Vernon Hall
Peggy Pope
Virginia Massey
Pam Pope
Miss Massey
Valdosta First Baptist Church
Bridal Shower Honors Peggy Pope With Silver Gifts
A miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Peggy Pope was held at the Community House last Wednesday. After contests, gifts were given and displayed on a table with stokesia, Spruce Pine, and blue hydrangea matching the blue color scheme. Hostesses included G. C. Lewis, Mrs. 8 S Humphries, Mrs. L W Hardy, and Mrs. Ira Massey. Mrs. Gloria Dressenhofer kept the guest book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Pope
G. C. Lewis
8. S. Humphries
L. W. Hardy
Ira Massey
Gloria Dressenhofer
Thomasville City Worker Earl Sanders Dies at 65
Earl K Sanders 65, of Thomasville, a Water and Light Department employee since 1925, died after a seizure at Archbold Memorial Hospital following a work incident near the plant boiler room. He leaves a widow Gertrude Hurst Sanders, a daughter Edna Earl Carlton, six brothers, and a large local family. Funeral services are set for Whiddon’s Funeral Chapel with interment at Laurel Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl K. Sanders
Earl KE. Sanders
Thomasville Water and Light Department
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Theoiler
Horrix Street
Whiddon
Dune - Isth
Paul
Brooks Leath
E. P. Hartsfield
Laurel Hill
Elberton
Richard T
Ann Mae Sanders
Gertrude Hurst
Ina
Edna Earl Carlton
Columbus
Messrs
Carl,Albert and
Herbert Sanders
Thomasville
Omer Sanders
Carl E. Sanders
Sanitary Department
National Chamber of Commerce Story on Recent Ad
The National Chamber of Commerce reportedly carried a story about a recent advertisement by the Thirty-Five citizens in Thomasville concerning tax money spending. The firm and others have requested copies of the ad, with Nat Williams sending each requester a copy of the Times-Enterprise advertisement noted by major publicity agencies nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker Oats
National Chamber of Commerce
Thomasville
Nat
Williams
Times-Enterprise
United States
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Lee Nemeee
Dee
Firestone
Wetee We Gees
Power
Fis
Elec
Gen
Foods
Mirs Weeese
Glidden Co
Goodrich
Goodyear
Greyhound _ eeepen -Hupp Corp
Ilinois Cent Rint Harvester
Liggett Myers Lockh
Aire
Loews Inc
Lorillard
Louisvy Nash T Mont
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Oil Southern Co
Southern Pac
Land of NJ
Studebaker Swift Co
Texas Co
Tex/ Pac C
UN Bag P
UN Carbide
UN Oil Cal Union Pacific
United Aircraft
United Fruit CO. & Steel -Warner
Pict ‘Western Union
Willis Overland Woolworth
Vevecees
Cesenree Aay Apene
Veces
BTS- Woenanet
Passenee
Packer Hog Market
USDA
D.A.V. Chapter
Carolyn Dixon
Daytona Beach
Orlando
Gulledge
Jersey
John Dixon
Ton
Prom
Sunbeam
Sheaffer & Waterman Arker
Remington-Rand
KOTEX
Williams Aqua
Gillette
Case Shulton
Yardley
UML
Carton
Ronson
Mylon
West
Au, LaLa
Eutex
Tran
Absorbine Jr
Castor
Urata
Naetel
Naealea Ite
Thermgs
J.N. Rosolio
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