Tax Cut Benefits Cited on Auto and Household Goods
Government tax reductions affect durable goods with most goods taxed at 10 percent and autos stepping down from 7 percent retroactive to May 15. By 1969 the auto tax drops to 1 percent while savings reach about 200 dollars per car. Dealers may adjust trade ins and refunds flow from manufacturers to buyers through the dealer. Some excises on liquor beer cigarettes fuel and gambling devices remain.
Area Deaths Adam Haslam
Adam Worrill Haslam 47 of Thomasville died at 8 p m after a chest wound at his home 812 Blackshear St A shotgun was found beside him He moved to Thomasville from Fort Valley about 20 years ago He was a member of First Baptist Church Survived by estranged wife Martha Chastain two daughters Susan Ellen three sons Jim David Harvey mother Mrs Adams H Haslam and sister Mrs Jack Golden Graveside rites 11 a m Saturday Laurel Hill Cemetery Rev Louis F Kennedy First Baptist Church Thomasville listed survivors from Boston Anza Leonard Miller 57 died of heart ailment Services at Salem Baptist Church Burial in Salem Cemetery Dekle Funeral Home will announce time Miller a native of Thomas County was married to Margaret Beaty and survived by two sons Staff Sgt Harvey A Miller Oklahoma City Roy Lee Miller Boston two daughters Mrs Dorothy Melvin Kalmazoo Mich and Mrs Frances Gay Thomasville six grandchildren two sisters Mrs F A Davis Thomasville Mrs J O Googe Columbus Ga brother Ralph Miller Thomasville and numerous nieces and nephews
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Adam Worrill Haslam
Blackshear St
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Marshallville
Fort Valley
First Baptist Church
Martha Chastain
Susan
Ellen
Jim
David
Harvey
Adams H. Haslam
Adster
Jack Golden
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Louis F. Kennedy
Robert Robigon
Frank Forester
Forbes Davis
Charlie Haslam Jr
Ernest Spence
Nat Willams
Boston
Anza Leonard Miller
Salem Baptist Church
E. B. Stanfield
Ben Rountree
Salem Cemetery
Dekle
Cong Jungle Raid Report From Bien Hoa Aftermath
Air Force seeks ground check on raid results as three 60 man Vietnamese units and about a dozen U S advisers reconnoiter the area. Guerrillas opened fire. helicopters aided defense and troops withdrew after hours with three women and four children found, no bodies reported. Informants said B 52s missed parts of target area and left trenches and foxholes, jungle burning from later strikes.
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U.S
Bien Hoa
Saigon
DeVane Rites For Brooks County Broker
F Fulton B DeVane 73 produce broker died today in Brooks County hospital. Rites set for 4 p m Saturday at Maxwell's Funeral Chapel with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by widow Eleanor Butler and three sisters Mrs W T Patrick Thomasville Mrs Minnie D Phillips Tallahassee Fla and Mrs A N Walton Chattahoochee Fla.
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Quitman
Fulton B. DeVane
Brooks County
Maxwell's
William J. Smith
Roy DeVane
Oak Hill Cemetery
DeVane
South Georgia
Central Florida
First Baptist Church
Eleanor Butler
W. T. Patrick
Thomasville
Minnie D. Phillips
Tallahassee
Fla
A. N. Walton
Chattahoochee
Jumble Jim Award Promotes Hard Work At Local High Schools
Henry Washington of Magnolia High wins the Jumble Jim Award for effort with George Brown Douglass High Byron Brooks Tville High and Carl Stanley Braswell Central High as close runners up. The note reveals a milk delivery job and issuance of small cash gifts, plus promotion of Jim's Jockey Store in Tville.
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Welsh
Henry Washington
Magnolia High School
Jr. Gruen
George Brown
Douglass High
Byron Brooks
T’ville High
Carl Stanley Braswell
Central High
Jr. Elgins
Tomato Event Attracts Many In Deep South Fair
The Deep South Tomato Fair on June 25 draws entry from the area. Branson Clark and L Edward Kelly Jr co chair the event sponsored by the Thomasville Kiwanis Club and the Times Enterprise. Judging by Jim Barber and Dr Sias Harman. Awards in four divisions plus a grand award. Entries due by 9 30 am with a 10 am deadline.
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Deep South
Branson Clark
L. Edward Kelly Jr
Thomasville Kiwanis Club
Times-Enterprise
Jim Barber
Ex‘*Ension Horticulturist
Sias Harman
Coastal Plains Experiment Station
Tifton
Executive Dies in California after 36-year logging career
Ban Rafael, Calif. AP MacDonald Simpson Denman aged 69, a retired Crown Zellerbach Corp. executive, died Wednesday. His 36 years in the industry covered a major shift in logging technology and practice. He held key posts and helped guide operations during a period of rapid change.
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Ban Rafael
Calif
MacDonald Simpson Denman
Crown Zellerbach Corp
West Point Pepperell reports big profit rise in nine months
West Point Georgia based West Point Pepperell Inc announces an 85 percent jump in net profit for the nine months ended May 29, with sales rising 10 percent. Net profit climbs to 13.693 million dollars or 3.094 a share from 7.91 million dollars or 1.66 a share, on sales of 233.576 million dollars up from 212.403 million.
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West Point, Ga
West Point - Pepperell, Inc
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