Hog prices fall across southern markets in week report
Hog prices declined at Nashville and Georgia Alabama Mississippi packing plants with falls of 25 to 60 cents per hundredweight while Atlanta slipped 75 cents to 1. Prices at Louisville and Memphis eased, Richmond and Montgomery held steady as week end readings showed 29 600 hogs moved across six southern centers. Cattle and calf receipts rose with prices mostly weaker though Florida showed gains. veal limits and lambs mixed amid steady to lower cattle values.
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Midwest
Nashville
Georgia-Florida-Alabama
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Louisville
Memphis
Richmond
Montgomery
Nasville
Carolinas
Florida
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North Carolina
Shenandoah Valley
Mississippi
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North
South Carolina
Virginia
Tennessee
U.S
Charleston
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U. S
Luncheon Celebrates Miss Moreland Bride Elect
An afternoon luncheon at Mrs. Floyd Searcy’s Cubana Road home honored Miss Joanne Moreland, July bride elect. White decor and seafood plates framed the event. 16 guests attended with gifts of white satin and jewelry. Names on guest list include L W Moreland, J C Payne, Bob McCauley, Forbes Davis, Osborn Chastain, Bill Weagan, and Robert Jinright.
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Joanne’ Moreland
Floyd Searcy
Cubana Road
Fritz Roberts
Fritz Frohberg
Vasco Butler and Grady Countain Die Late Friday
Vasco Butler aged 52 longtime Grady county resident died Friday night at Grady County Hospital Cairo. Funeral set for Sunday at Bethel Methodist Church southwest of Cairo with interment at Pine Level cemetery. Butler born April 18 1900 married Lexa Sutton in 1937, survived by son Lamar Butler and relatives in Whigham St Augustine Cairo Calvary. He was a farmer and member of Bethel Methodist Church Mason Shriners.
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Cairo
Vasco Butler
Grady County
Grady County Hospital
Bethel Methodist Church
Pine Level Cemetery
Reva
Gilbert Ramsey
E. S. Rich
Nathan A
Sarah Jane Jones Butler
Lexa Sutton
Lamar Butler
van Jones
Whigham
Tom Butler
St. Augustine
Fila
Mary Griffin
Ard
Nancy Jones
Calvary
Was & Mason and Shriner
Forsyth - Bearden Funeral Home
Dairy Queen Opens at 812 W Jackson St Tallahassee Road
Ralph Anthony opened a Dairy Queen drive-in ice cream parlor at 812 W Jackson St Tallahassee Road. He chose Thomasville as the site stating it is a good location and good to live, and he moved here from Macon with his wife and daughter Donna Lee.
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Dairy Queen
W. Jackson St
Tallahassee Road
Ralph Anthony
Anthony
Thomasville
Donna Lee
Bartow St
Macon
Court House Grass Gets Good Sprinkling
The Court House lawn received a thorough watering to revive scaling grass and azaleas. In hot sun they had begun to dry up, and the sprinkler system in the yard provided a much needed soak to revive plant life.
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Court House
Georgia GOP Factions in Snarl Over Delegate Contest
Georgia's rival Taft and Eisenhower factions clashed over a delegate dispute in the Eighth District. The national committee sent the case to state chair W. R. Tucker of Dawsonville, provoking protests from the Taft camp led by Roy Foster of Wadley. Roscoe Pickett Jr. accused Mrs. Charles P. Howard of Massachusetts of ignorance and sought appeals amid intra party tensions.
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Georgia
National Republican Committee
Eighth
Taft
W. R. Tucker
Dawsonville
Roy Foster
Wadley
Roscoe Pickett Jr
Charles P. Howard
Massachusetts
Pickett
Howard
Lodge
Eisenhower
Elbert, Pattle
Tucker
Mrs. Howard
Trustees Approve Hospital Expansion Plan Discussion
A June 9 1952 meeting of Trustees of Archbold Memorial discussed a John Memorial Hospital expansion study by James Associates of Minneapolis led by Hamilton. The plan outlines space utilization analysis and a phased building program with an estimated cost between three quarters of a million dollars to a million. Immediate action assigns architects and building consultants to draft plans for public presentation.
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Hamilton
James Associates
Minneapol
John Memorial Hospital
G Hamilton
Esa
Bee
Banas
James A. Hamilton
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Uilding
Drawir
Prion
First Car of Melons Described by Local Market
A historical note reports the first carload of melons moving yesterday on the Georgia northern route. The produce included small cantaloupe sized melons and larger varieties, averaging about thirty two pounds per car. Local growers anticipate high demand as the fruit heads to farms and markets, with several shipments already staged for the season.
Citizens call for cooler police uniforms in heat
A letter argues officers suffer in full length sleeves collars and wool trousers in extreme heat. It urges Cool rayon nylon trousers and sport shirts, suggesting bank loans if city funds are short, to improve comfort and performance while on duty.
Weather Report Details Storm Damage in Barwicl Region
Jim Vonier reports a heavy storm yesterday in Barwicl region of Thomas and Brooks counties. The event damaged young tobacco and caused rain and wind across Pelham Albany areas. only light rain in other sections, with crops reportedly damaged in some spots.
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Jim Vonier
Vick
Barwicl
Thomas and Brooks Co
Althe Berder
Pelham
Albany
Court session yields several guilty pleas at Thomasville
Judge Craigmiles presided a morning session at Thomasville where defendants pleaded guilty in numerous cases. The docket included state patrol violations, concert licenses, and driving offenses as the calendar stretched with many offenses and a busy lineup.
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Craigmiles
Thomasville
Sion
Pavo Man Slightly Injured After Auto Crash
Donald Kennedy 40 of Route 1 Pavo sustained minor cuts in a single vehicle crash on Pavo Road 14 miles east of Thomasville. State patrol said his car hit a bridge railing damaging the fender grille and tire. He was charged with driving under the influence and no license.
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Donald Kennedy
Pavo
Thomasville
Kennedy
PBYF Sessions Conclude at Birdwood College
The Sixth Annual P B Y F Conference at Birdwood College ended Friday with a candlelight service. About 100 youths from Atlanta, Augusta, Valdosta, Thomasville and other cities attended. Officers for 1952-53 were elected, and several participants received certificates and pins. The second week of camp will run June 30 to July 5.
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Birdwood College
Atlanta
Augusta
Barneyville
Valdosta
Glennville
Jacksonville
Macon
Ocala
Ocius
Statesboro
Thomasville
Alice Peacock
FSU
Vera Thompson
Newberry College
Newberry
D. C
W. F. Agen
D. O. Payne
Barnesville
Jo John Wilson, Jr
Georgia Tech
Fila
Frank Williams
Ga. Tech
Evelyn Jones
Kitty Wes LeGuin
Hampton
J. Harley Chapman
Loren Wilson
John Wilson
W. F. Agan
Ralph W. Riner
Naughton Bradley
States
Naughton Beasley
H. D. Wilson
Birdwood
Girl Scouts Sign Up for Piney Woods Day Camp
Registration for the Piney Woods Day Camp opens for girls aged seven to fourteen from Thomasville or Cairo area. Camp runs July 8 to 11 daily 3 to 8 pm with archery boating crafts singing games and dances. Pre-camp staff training July 7 at 3 pm. Transportation and equipment provided by the Thomasville Junior Federated Woman's Club.
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Piney Woods
Thomasville
Cairo
Thomasville Junior Federated Woman’s Club
Dean Whitehead
Youth Conservation Committee
Actitivites
Lt Gov Marvin Griffin Addresses Kiwanis Club
Georgia Lt Gov Marvin Griffin of Bainbridge praised free enterprise and individualism in a Flag Week address to the Amowilla Kiwanis. He warned against socialistic plans and extolled representative democracy as key to America's wealth and reach.
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Kiwanis Club
ED Kelly
Georgia
Bainbridge
America
Amoowilla Kiwania Mah
Spaswalsei Veel Bravygalid Wim, Griffin
Bainbridge Post-Searchlight
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England
Russia
BE. C. McDaniel
Roland Clanton
Club
Card of Thanks for Mrs. W. H. Ulm
The Ulm family expresses sincere appreciation for the flowers food and kindness shown during the recent loss of Mrs. Wella Johnson Ulm also known as W. H. Ulm and family thank you for your support.
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Newton
Elliegge
Boca
W. H
Wella Johnson
Ulm
W. H. Ulm
Coram announces birth of son at Archbold Hospital
Mr and Mrs Marvin Coram announce the birth of a son Friday June 13 at Archbold Hospital. Mrs Coram was the former Inez Brady of Thomasville.
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Marvin Coram
Archbold Hospital
Coram
Inez Brady
Thomasville
Caravan of Army Vehicles Moves Through Thomaston
A caravan of about fifty army trucks and jeeps passed through Thom asville yesterday in the early afternoon. They received right of way on Broad Street and attracted considerable attention. It is the third such group to pass the city recently, with others moving east and this one likely headed to a summer encampment.
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Thomasville
Broad Street
Joye's Business School Enroll Now for 20 Percent Savings
Enroll before Monday June 16 to save 20 percent on courses or subjects. Position secured without charge. contact phone 1791 for Joye's Business School.
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Joye
Rebekah Lodge No. 20 Schedule Meeting
Rebekah Lodge No 20 will hold its regular meeting Monday June 16 at 8 p m CORA LEE THOMPSON Noble Grand.
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Rebekah Lodge No. 20
Cora Lee Thompson Noble
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