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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1955

Page

4

A New Home With Three Bedrooms and Pick Your Colors

Three bedroom house with hardwood floors and a full ceramic tile bath. Formica counters in the kitchen and automatic heat. Insulated and weather stripped with a storage attic. Wooded lot 75 by 200. Buy now with $1250 down and balance financed through FHA.

FHA

1948 House Trailer at Sangster Truck Service Bargain

Fully equipped all aluminum 30 ft trailer sleeps 4 with new tires and paint offered as a bargain at Sangster Truck Service Carroll Hill Phone 1460 Also listing a 1948 heavy duty 10 wheeler Mack truck body 18 ft long 1% ft wide 4 ft high same service and contact details

Sangster Truck Service Carroll Hill Mack Truck Bargain

Berg Still Leads Grossinger Meet as Bauer Sets Course Record

Patty Berg of St. Andrews Illinois holds a shaky lead heading into the final round of the Round Hobin Gol tournament at Grossinger, with Marlene Bauer of Sarasota posting a course record 70 and moving to a 35 point advantage. Other contenders include Jackie Pung Louise Figgs Bev Hanson and Betty Jameson. Bauer shattered her sister Alice’s 71 record with a 70.

Grossinger N. Y Patty Berg St. Andrews Ill Marlene Bauer Sarasota Fla Miss Berg Miss Bauer Jackie Pung Honolulu Louise Figgs Sea Island Beverly Hanson Indio Calif Betty Jameson S San Antonio Alice

Vidalia Breaks Losing Streak in Extra Innings Win

Vidalia defeated Douglas 10-9 in 10 innings to snap a nine game skid in the Georgia State League. Vic Kray posted four hits for the Indians while Bobby Driggers hit a two run homer. Sandersville beat Hazlehurst 13-1 as Jack Hilias collected two triples and two doubles. Dublin topped Statesboro 7-6 to sweep the series and pull the Pilots into a cellar tie with Vidalia.

Associated Press Vidalia Sanderrs I¢ Giants Douglas Redlegs Vic Kray Indians Bobby Driggers Sandersville Giants Hazlehurst Jack Hilias Pete Pavlick Vic Davis Elias Dublin Statesboro Pilots

Harum Triumphs In Tennis Meet

In Memphis the Southern tennis championship narrowed toward the final four. Al Harum of Coral Gables and Gustavo Palafox of Mexico City advanced, with Moylan and Morris also reaching the semifinals after decisive wins. Harum, a 20 year old University of Miami junior, defeated Lesle Longshore Jr. 6-4 6-2. Palafox beat Calhoun Dickson 6-4 7-5.

Memphis Tenn Allen Morris Atlanta Eddie Moylan Trenton N.J Gustavo Palafox Mexico City al Harum Coral Gables Fla Harum University of Miami Tom Brown San Francisco Morris Palafox Moylan Sam Daniels Columbia S.C Johann Kupfenburger Johannesburg South Africa Kupfenburger Lesle Longshore Jr Anniston Ala Calhoun Dickson Tampa Rollins College

Atlanta Golfer Reaches Finals in Southern Amateur Tour

Linville North Carolina Billy Joe Patton from Morgan ton meets Charles Harrison 23 year old Atlantan in the Southern Golf Association Amateur finals. Patton won two tough matches including a 2 and 1 win over Curtis Person and a 1 up finish against Mason Rudolph. Harrison defeated Doug Sanders 4 and 3 and then Ed Gravely 3 and 2 to reach the final.

Linville N.C Billy Joe Patton Morganton Charles Harrison Curtis Person Memphis Tenn Mason Rudolph U.S. Golf Assn Clarksville Harrison Doug Sanders Cedartown Ed Gravely Rocky Mount

Hog and cattle markets show mixed weekly shifts across the South

Prices for hogs rose to near last August highs in many markets while Georgia Florida Alabama plants limited gains. Slaughter cattle and calves moved unevenly with southern centers reporting higher or steady prices, and inventories rising. Southeast fruit vegetables and tobacco sales also shift as shipments ease and markets adjust.

Atlanta Agricultural Marketing Service Georgia-Florida-Alabama Louisville Chicago Nashville Memphis Montgomery Georgia Florida-Alabama Carolinas Seaboard North Georgia Florida North Mississippi Alabama North Carolina Shenandoah Valley Del-Mar-Va North Alabama South Carolina Maryland

28 Foot Revolving Globe Dedicated at Babson Institute

A 28 foot diameter revolving globe, 25 tons, was dedicated at Babson Institute in Wellesley Massachusetts. Believed to be the world’s largest, it cost nearly a quarter million dollars and was donated by financier Roger W Babson. George C Izenour of New Haven designed it scaled 24 miles to the inch. It will serve as a visual aid across several courses.

Wellesley Mass Babson Institute of Business Administration Roger W. Babson George C. Izenour New Haven Conn

Seamen Strikes End With New Wage Free Benefits

Seamen unions sign three year pacts with dry cargo and shipping firms ending strikes at Hast and Gulf ports. NMU had already struck and signed yesterday. no wage increase included though future talks planned. AFL Masters Mates & Pilots still idle while work resumes. Unemployment fund in NMU contract to be funded by ships.

New York Hast Gulf Coast CIO Marine Engineers Beneficial Assn CIO American Radio Assn CIO National Maritime Union AFL Masters, Mates & Pilots NMU Ford General Motors

Monument Cornerstones Weigh, Yet Elude Precise Location

The National Geographic Society notes that cornerstone weights of major structures like the Washington Monument, NYC City Hall, the White House, and the U.S. Treasury cannot be located. The report also states that over 1,000 ships depart New York Harbor each month on average.

Washington Monument New York City Hall White House U. S. Treasury Building The National Geographic Society New York Harbor

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