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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1952

Page

2

New York stock lists react to color TV ban effects

In New York trading today stocks moved with a mixed tone after a government ban on color television production. The market showed only minor moves with a few gainers and decliners. Active leaders included Goodrich Philco Zenith Admiral Baltimore Ohio and Standard Oil (NJ) while U S Steel Chrysler Santa Fe and Gulf Oil lagged.

York New York Standard Gas Electric Goodrich Philco Zenith Admiral Corp Baltimore Ohio Standard ‘Oil U. S. Steel Chrysler Santa Fe Gulf Oil

Atlanta Produce Market Prices Surge Across Georgia Goods

On Monday night and Tuesday morning the Atlanta produce market reported sharp price hikes for several items. US No 1 Early Rose potatoes ranged 2.50 to 2.75 per bag, cantaloupes 1.00 to 1.50 per bulk bushel, green beans 2.00 to 3.00, and yellow crookneck squash 0.100 to 1.50 per unit, with white corn around 90 to 35 cents.

Atlanta USDA Georgia Georgia Cuscumbers

North Georgia poultry market steady with ample supplies

Market notes indicate poultry supplies are ample in North Georgia with prices near 1.75 pounds or more for live birds. Prices remain steady as buyers assess demand and weights.

NOR Georgia USDA

Georgia and Chicago Hogs and North Georgia Cattle Prices

Pack er hog market results from Thomasville and Chicago show steady to lower trend with 180 to 240 lb barrows at 19.50 to 19.75 and 270 lb plus hogs at 17.50 to 18.75. North Georgia cattle and calves mix mostly steady with steers and heifers 28.00 to 31.10 for good stockers and commercial ranges 24.00 to 29.00 for calves and vealers. Canner, cutter, utility and cow values listed across several weight classes.

Thomasville iFederal State Georgia Alabama Florida Chicago North Georgia Atlanta

Savannahi Turpentine and Rosin Market Brief

Turpentine and rosin prices and receipts show no market quotes. Readings: turpentine 410, rosin 290. shipments 580 turpentine and 503 rosin. stocks 6 420 turpentine and 1 890 rosin.

Savannah Rosin

Thomasville Poultry Broilers and Fryers Prices

Broilers and fryers all weights quoted 25 to 274 cents, mostly 26 cents. Market shows varied prices across weight ranges with commodity notes.

Thomasville

Bridge and Canasta Benefit Reservations Open at Hotel Scott

Caprice Garden Club sponsors a bridge and canasta afternoon at Hotel Scott on Wednesday June 25 from 2 to 8 30 PM. Reservations are suggested with Mrs R Franklin Smith at 987 J. A few tables remain open for those unable to book, players supply cards score pads and a one dollar per player charge.

Scott R. Franklin Smith The Caprice Garden Club R. Frankin Smith J. L Turner

Pavo Kiwanis Meeting Hit By Melon Shipments

Melon shipping near Pavo connected to Georgia Northern sidetracks drew crowds away from the Monday Kiwanis lunch. Absences were attributed to farmers loading watermelons for northern and eastern markets. The club funded a Pavo High School Junior girl to Girls State, with Marjorie Foy as guest speaker recounting her experiences and the program’s value.

Pavo Georgia Northern Kiwanis Pavo High School

City Adds Two Police and One Fireman

City Manager L. C. Craig announced the addition of two policemen and one fireman as a first step to enlarge both departments. James N. Sherrod and A. C. Corbin began policing duties, bolstering the police force to 18. Tom Crumb joined firefighting, bringing the fire department to 13. Craig aims to raise fire staffing to at least 22. Sherrod is a Pavo native with Army service. Crumb, nicknamed Muscles, stars from Sopchoppy High School and turned down a Florida State University scholarship.

Craig James N. Sherrod Pavyu A. C. Corbin Cross City Fla Tom Crumb Lloyd Crumb Turkey Point Crumb Shelly Mash Fire Department Board of Fire Underwriters Sherrod James A. Sherrod Pavo Pavo High School American News Co Daytona Beach Army Armed Forces Anchorage Alaska Fort Benning Sopchoppy Muscles Florida State University Sopchoppy High School FSU

Local births and hospital notices listed for area families

Mr. and Mrs. Peeples announce a son born June 23 at Archbold Hospital. J. H. Billingsley and Roscoe Gay welcome babies from Thomasville born June 23 at Archbold. Wooten reports a son born June 23. Archbold Memorial Hospital notes mother and baby well. Langford, Emory medical student, home for summer. Mrs. J. A. Johnson flew to Niagara Falls to visit daughter. Local patients admitted include E. W. Yarbrough, J. G. Hancock, T. E. Duren. Out of town patients include M. A. Brook, P. B. Singletary, L. Shivers. Mahler announces a boy Michael McCall Mahler at 7 lb 8 oz. Mrs. Mahler is daughter of W. H. and M. McCall. Byron Howell returns from Blakely after mother’s operation at Holland’s Hospital. Kiwanis guests Marjorie Foy and Ben Foy attend with Walter Hargrave.

T. A. Peeples Archbold Hospital J. H. Billingsley Thomasville Roscoe Gay Henry Wooten Archbold Memorial Hospital Som E. W. Yarbrough J. G. Hancock Thomas £. Duren M. A. Brook Cairo Paul B. Singletary Ochtepery L. ©. Shivers Avo Sam Mahler Newport News Michael McCall Mahler Mahler W &H. McCall Byron Howell Blakely W H. Howell Holland’s Hospital

Tea Shower Honors Miss Mary Sutton Before June Wedding

Mrs. H. W. Mungo hosted a tea at Carolyn Apartments for Miss Mary Sutton of Thomasville, with about twenty five guests. Miss Sutton wore pink crepe and carnations, gifts displayed, and Mrs. Herschel Dodson oversaw the gifts while tea snacks were served. The wedding to Herman A. Wichman is set for Sunday, June 29 at Hand Memorial Methodist Church in Pelham.

H. W. Mungo Carolyn Apartments Mary Sutton Thomasville Herman A. Wichman Hand Memorial Pelham

Funeral Services For John F. Hurst Held This Afternoon

Funeral services were held at Whiddon's Chapel for John Franklin Hurst 76 who died at noon yesterday at his home on the 11 Road near the city The Rev Olin C Cooper officiated Interment was in Laurel Hill cemetery beside his wife Missouri Hudson who died about four years ago He is survived by one brother and several nieces and nephews The deceased was born March 5 1876 in Trenton Florida He was well known and held in high esteem in this section.

Whiddon John Franklin Hurst Olin C. Cooper First Methodist Church Laurel Hill Cemetery Missouri Hudson J. T. Carlton Louis Hudson D. L. Phelps Henry Quarterman Henry H Elizabeth Applewhite Hurst Trenton Fla

Work Starts Pouring Curb and Gutter on Jefferson Street

This morning the concrete curb and gutter are being poured on Jefferson street between Stevens and Madison. The Roberts firm of Bainbridge is subcontracted by Brewton who bid the project. The north side should be completed soon followed by sidewalk work, with roadway paving delayed by several weeks.

Jefferson Street Stevens Madison Roberts Firm Bainbridge Brewton

Three Tobacco Barns Burned in Pavo District

Three tobacco curing barns burned in the Pavo area last week. Each barn was loaded and in operation when the fire destroyed it, affecting George Pope Rt 2, Mrs Mary Humphries Rt 3, and H G Joiner Rt 1, all of Pavo.

Pavo George Pope Mary Humphries H. G. Joiner

Octogenarian J. T. Sherrod Confined To Room

J. T. Sherrod of Pavo aged in his eighties is confined to his Antioch home room for four months due to illness. He served on the County Board of Commissioners 1916 to 1920 and was Justice of the Peace for the Ways district twenty years. His son James A. Sherrod asks friends to visit the ailing former public servant.

Pavo J. T. Sherrod Thomas County James A. Sherrod Rhoda Golden Antioch Sherrod Sr Board of Justice of Peace Ways District James

Gaudy shirts spark debate on men’s fashion and progress

Observers note a shift toward loud colored shirts and sport coats as men embrace bold color trends. Some see progress in breaking dull conventions while others warn a single wardrobe may reveal limited options.

Butler Family Holds Annual Reunion on Sunday

The Butler family gathered Sunday at J. J. Butler’s home for a picnic dinner on the lawn. Attendees included J. S. Butler Everglades Fla. J M V Lane Palatka Fla. Emma Shinholfer Monticello Fla. W. R. Rice Tallahassee Fla. R. H. Porter Perry Fla. Gail Weeks Sylacauga Ala. John N. Butler Charlotte N C. John P Jackson Columbia S C. Garden S Butler Columbia S C. Robert Stegell and daughters Virginia Sara Gail Dianna of Charlotte N C. Edward B. Butler Barnwell S C. J. T. Braswell Thomasville. J C Braswell and son Thomasville. Thomas Sadler Thomasville. D L Butler Green Cove Springs Fla. James David Butler Green Cove Springs. W. H. Kidder Jacksonville. Jim Smith and children Monticello Fla.

Butler J. J. Butler W. R. Rice Tallahassee Fla R. H. Porter Perry Gail’ Weeks Sylacaga Ala John_N. Butler Charlotte N. C John P. Jackson Columbia 8. C Garden Virginia Sara Gail Dianna Edward B. Butler Barnswell Thomas Sadler Thomasville D. L. Butler Green Cove Springs James David Butler W. H. Kidder Jacksonville Jim Smith Monticello

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