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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1964
Page
9
New York stocks rose at midday as gains in motors, steels, aerospace and industrials offset losses in several market leaders. The Associated Press average stood up 8 at 307.7, Dow Jones up 4.87 to 623.13, and IBM and Polaroid posted small gains while Xerox fell on profit taking.
Packer hog data for Georgia Florida Alabama ends 7 am Wednesday with packing plants in Albany Col um bus Moultrie Thomasville Dothan Jacksonville and Morida showing mostly steady to 26 cent higher quotations. Hog weights 180 240 lb 15 75 16 28 cattle and calves auction receipts 1 535 in Georgia with varied prices for slaughter steers heifers and calves across Atlanta Camilla Macon Nashville and Sylvania.
Macon Georgia Burns Brick Co announces a one million dollar expansion to boost production by six percent. President Henry J Burne Jr says demand from New England commands brick in the Southeast drives the project.
Meigs and surrounding area residents are noted visiting relatives in Meigs Leary Hawkinsville and other localities. Several families hosted guests from Bainbridge Cairo Columbus and Albany while students head to colleges for summer sessions at Martha Berry College Georgia Tech Southern Tech and others.
TODAY CERAMICS CLASS at Youth Center 10 am. THURSDAY ROTARY CLUB at Glen Arven 11 pm. THURSDAY LUNCHEON at Garden Center 1 pm. THOMAS COUNTY Kiwania Club at Post 6 30 pm. LIONS CLUB at Town House 1 30 pm. ALLEN COOK V FW at Post home 7 30 pm. HOME LEAGUE at Salvation Army 7 80 pm. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS at Presbyterian Hall d p m. BETHLEHEM O COMMANDERY at Masonic Building 8 pm. FRIDAY KIWANIS CLUB at Glen Arven 11 pm. GOLDEN AGE CLUB at Y M C A 6 30 pm. EASTERN STAR at Masonic Building 8 pm.
Miss Ophelia Smith, Don Has king and W. L. Whittle of the County Farm Office oversee a group of sponsors and advisors including Mrs Franklin Smith Mrs I D NeSmith Mrs Billy Joe Lewis Mrs Travis Smith George Owens Hank Russell and Clint Sanders.
The Rev. Rutledge E. Courtney of Dawson Street Baptist, a Mississippi native, will discuss federal programs addressing racial problems under the topic Revelation or Revolution at Thursday’s Thomasville Rotary Club session. Lewis Wilson leads the program with Jack Kelly introducing the guest.
City firemen extend this week’s inspections to local churches. Capt. Willie Slater notes routine checks cover building types hazards extinguishers and diagrams of electrical and gas shutoffs while pumps stay on standby with radio contact. Thomas County Kiwanis Club plans to join the local group for a 6:30 p m Thursday meeting at American Legion Post 31. Woody Faircloth presidents will lead as guests from Thomasville Kiwanis present.
A temporary Brooks County Republican Party was organized at Barwick with J. D. Malone as temporary chairman and Mrs. Olin Blair as temporary vice chairman. About 35 people attended, including delegates from Thomas County led by Jamie Oglesby.
The Daily News Times Enterprise reprints a corrected special offering regular hamburger or two baby burgers with milk shake for 38 cents. The milk shake line was omitted in error yesterday and is now included.
The congregation of First Methodist Church honors Pastor The Rev. McCoy Johnson and his family at a special family night service in the church fellowship hall. The Women’s Society for Christian Service led by Mrs Neal Rumble organizes the event. The service begins at 7 p.m.
Funeral services for Mrs. Freddie Wade Miller R N will be held at 4 30 p m Thursday at Maxwell and Eason Funeral Chapel with Rev Marshall Smith Rev F H McElroy and C E Cariker officiating Burial is in Oak Hill Cemetery She died Tuesday at Crawford Long Hospital Atlanta after an illness of several months A Quitman native she was daughter of the late Mr and Mrs James D Wade and served the area in nursing for over 50 years Surviving are eight sisters all of Quitman Alpharetta Jacksonville Fla Washington D C and Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce directors discuss tackling Thomasville parking elevation and consider an elevator on Municipal Bridge. They plan to buy the La France Mire Engine for display, create a playground area, and install neon signs to attract visitors. A radio info system and windshield welcome slips are proposed.
The forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy conditions with continued heat. Tonight through Thursday expect isolated afternoon or evening thundershowers, west and southwest winds 6 to 14 mph. Five day outlook shows temps 4 to 6 degrees above normal with light rainfall around a half inch.
Layman's Day planned by Antioch Baptist Church on Sunday June 20 with Layman from Funstoai Baptist Church leading the morning worship. A noon picnic lunch on church grounds followed by a 2:30 note burning for the educational building and a baptismal service led by Rev. Bob Holler.
An advertisement explains common stomach distress from a sluggish intestine and promotes Sal Hepatica as a fast acting antacid laxative that clears gas pains sourness and intestinal wastes leaving you feeling fresh and regular.
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