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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1973
Page
8
Stocks slide as Dow drops 12.57 to 890.35 at noon on weak volume. NYSE declines outnumber advances 9 to 2. Nasdaq-like index down. PSA Inc leads losses at 12 1 2, GM automatis sector weak, Exxon down 1 1 4.
Harris Upham & Company in Tallahassee provides daily noon stock prices. The list notes inclusion in the New York Stock Exchange and reflects routine market data for investors.
Boston area death notice for Frank Carr Sr. 60 who died Sunday at Archbold Memorial Hospital after illness. Services 2 p.m. Saturday Mt. Mariah Baptist Church with burial at McCan Cemetery. Survived by wife Rosetta, three sons Lucious Frank Jr. Willie James, two daughters Mary and Julia, three brothers and two sisters, 21 grandchildren.
The family thanks everyone for prayers cards flowers donations food and comforting words during the illness and death of Mrs. Pinkie F. Jackson May God bless you all from the FAMILY OF THE LATE.
Georgia Florida and Alabama hogs sell 25 to 50 cents lower than Thursday with week totals down about 50. Egg prices rise slightly while Atlanta markets show slow trading and price controls affecting fresh produce. Cattle auctions in Thomasville report weekly receipts near 11,200 with ranges for slaughter steers heifers cows bulls calves and feeders across multiple weight classes.
Free hearing tests hosted by Beltone Hearing Aid Service at 221 Remington Ave as part of the Better Hearing Workshop. Certified audiologist Edgar James conducts tests using current electronics to measure hearing loss and provide guidance on correction options.
Teresa Sanders reports Hank Russell III telling Area Kiwanis Club about dairy farming in Georgia. He cites milk as an ancient, nutritious staple and notes industry economics, costs, and public health measures supporting a $1.40 gallon price, 222000 daily cash receipts, 81 million yearly, and 100 million payroll alongside Georgia dairy employment and farm investments. He details the dairy cow’s efficiency and the broad skill set of the dairyman.
Thomasville High School's Class of 1948 returns for its 25th reunion with 34 of 81 members in town. Eight teachers attend. Activities include a get-together at Jim Thomas's Parkway Drive home, a family picnic and swim at Camp Piney Woods, and an 8 p.m. banquet at American Legion Post No. 31 with officers Bryan Robinson Pat Gavious Ralston and Herbert Lewitt present.
Board votes to hold a bond referendum to establish a Junior College in Thomas County Georgia. Five commissioners including Clark Hay Tuck Mitchell and Vann support the move. Hancock opposed earlier but joined the majority while Parrish also sided with the majority though undecided on long term support. Birth notice: John Lodge Jr born June 12 to Sgt and Mrs John Lodge Poulk. Grandparents named Carl Poulk Jr and the Pledgers.
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