Packer Hog Market Report From Georgia and Nearby States
Estimated receipts totaled 750 cattle 350 calves and 1300 hogs at major plants in Albany Moultrie Thomasville Tifton Dothan and Jacksonville hogs mostly 60c higher with prices by weight for barrows gilts and sows across multiple weight classes in Georgia Florida Alabama and nearby markets. Chicago hog receipts 8000 with active market and top quotes 25.65. North Georgia cattle auctions show slow to moderately active trading with prices weak to mixed across slaughter steers heifers and calves plus stock cows and feeders.
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Thomasville
Albany
Moultrie
Tifton
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
Fla
South Ga
SE Ala
Chicago
North Georgia
Atlanta
Atlanta Produce Market Receipts Mixed on Week
On the Atlanta market receipts continued moderate to heavy with trading late Wednesday and Thursday morning. Georgia cabbage sold 60 to 75 cents per bag. butter beans 2.60 to 3.00 per bushel. round green beans 1.50 to 2.50. Georgia polls 3.75 to 4.00. crowder peas 1.25 to 2.00. purple hulls 1.50 to 2.00. okra 3.25 to 3.75. yellow squash 60 cents to 1.00 per unit.
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Atlanta
Georgia
North Georgia live poultry market report steady demand
Atlanta area report shows trading active with relatively heavy demand and moderate offerings clearing readily. Prices paid for broilers 2.49 to 2.32 pounds at farms and 2.42 to 2.44 f.o.b plants, with 24 to 25 percent margins.
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Atlanta
Damand
F.o.b
Cotton futures move mixed on midmorning trades
New York morning trading showed cotton futures with a 45 cent decline to 35 cent gain, as July gathered to 33.81 and December at 33.91 while October and May terms fluctuated, with several contracts left unquoted.
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New York
Jly
Unwed Mothers Blamed On Sex Hysteria, Says Doctor
AP science report cites Dr Goodrich Carseane and Dr Schauffler blaming rising unmarried mothers, especially teens in upper classes, on societal sex hysteria. They urge physicians to go beyond routine duties to aid young women, noting premarital sex pressures from journalism and entertainment.
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Ban Francisco
Goodrich_Carsane ameneet
Assa
Schauffler
White Student And Negro Youth Freed After Macon Arrest
In Macon a white student and a Negro youth were briefly jailed yesterday after arrest. City Court Judge Oscar L. Long stated no state law forbids white persons entertaining Negroes in their homes. Clifford York 21, Mercer University graduate and ministerial student, and Richard Scott, pre medical graduate of a Negro college in Alabama, were arrested on suspicion of a misdemeanor and held at Bibb County jail.
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Maconp
Sol
Oscar L. Long
Clifford York
Mercer University
Richard Scott
Alabama
Bibb County
Primitive Baptist Youth Fellowship Conference Opens
The eighth Primitive Baptist Youth Fellowship conference starts at Birdwood College in Thomasville Georgia with daily classes in music church history Bible study and parliamentary procedure. Officers and counselors are named for Augusta Fitzgerald Miami Ocala and Quitman groups with evening prayers and activities through several weeks.
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Eighth Primitive Baptist Youth Fellowship Conference
Birdwood College
Thomasville
Georgia
Birdwood
Billy L. Elliott
Augusta
Lvette Vaughn
Jean DeBerry
Fitzgerald
Vernon Simms
Ocala
Fla
Iris Thomas
Jacksonville
Annn Delaney
Joy Singer
Miami
Vera Thompson
Camp Drectors
J. Harley Chapman
Misa Jo Hilén Peacock
Roberts
Ansley's
Gerald Proctor
Bill Akins
Jimmy C. Procter
Chifford Zellmer, Jr
Johnny M. Davis
Billy L. Eliott
Nicky Prince
Jimmy Blackstone
Leagree Eliott
Willia G. Grubbs, Jr
Ray Brubbs
David Elliott
Donald McCrean
Ronny Prince
Don Lloyd
Mickey Lloyd
Timothy Joel Riner
Wayne Railford
James ¥ F Scott
Joan Wilson
Ann Groover
Virginia Powell
Betty Powell
Ruth Hight
la Wanda Burchfield
Janice Hensley
Vera Thompvson
Margaret Zellmer
Brenda Jane Riner
Nancy Prince
Wanda Sue Raiford
Bennie Ray
Betty Proctor
Betty Elliott
Augusta Group
Elder
R. W. Riner
C. P. Yetiner
Flora Prince
Margie Raiford
Thelma Elliott
Gera Proctor
Jimmy Bryant
Annie Faye Childers
Wynne DeBerry
Sybil Evitt
Linda Moore
Shirley Ann Myers
Gloria Rogers
Betty Love White
Mary Quinn White
Delia Ann DeLaney
Alice Grant
Cecelia Grant
Elizabeth Whitwell
Quitman
Mary Frances
Famed Want Ads Show Quick Results and Low Cost
A historical Times-Enterprise note touts Want Ads as a fast, inexpensive way to reach the public. An Abe Lincoln anecdote illustrates prompt responses to a one time classified, as a furnished apartment rental drew many inquiries after a single afternoon placement.
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Want
Abe Lincoln
Times- Enterprise
Atlanta Salutes Thomasville Junior Woman's Club on TV and Radio
Mrs Ray Willett will be interviewed on WGST at 1130 a m and appear on WAGA TV at 430 p m as Atlanta salutes the Thomasville Federated Junior Woman's Club which earned the Woman's Home Companion Honor Roll of Clubs. The award praised Outstanding Community Service and the local club's work is discussed with Elder W Hugene Price and others.
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Ray Willett
Atlanta
Thomasville Federated Junior Woman's Club
WGST
Waga-Tv
Junior Woman's Club
Woman's Home Companion
Willett
Thomasville
Dean Dickens
Milady
Helen Parris
Club of
Local Girl Scouts Host To Visiting Troop From Ohio
The Thomasville Girl Scouts hosted a Senior Girl Scout troop from Newark Ohio led by Mrs Richard Saunders. The visitors stayed at the Youth Center after a Florida trip, with local youths greeting them for an evening of dancing games and conversation.
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Girl Scouts
Ohio
Thomasville
Newark
Richard Saunders
Florida
Mrs Saunders
Theo Roff
Sarah Lauer
Ralph Hartman
Bobbie Hartman
Lois Ann Fried
Neva Hall
Ann Johnson
Sally Kerr
Martha Ridenour
Maryann Pryor
Nancy Shannon
Jean Moses
St. Augestine
Marineland
Cypress Gardens
Tampa
Sanibel Island
Lookout Mountain
Chattanooga
Carlene Hamilton
Katherine Smith
Lonnie Whitehead
Buddy Higgenbotham
Bunny Russell
Dickey Dempsey
Jimmie Hodges
Paul Morton
Marcus Calhoun enters race for representative seat
Marcus B. Calhoun formally qualified as a candidate for the next General Assembly by paying his entrance fee to the Thomas County Democratic Executive Committee chair. He seeks the seat currently held by Robert E. Chastain. Calhoun, of the firm Forester and Calhoun, also serves as Solicitor of the Thomsville City Court.
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Marcus B. Calhoun
General Assembly
Thomas County
Democratic Executive Committee
Robert E. Chastain
Calhoun
Forester
Thomasville Student Named Argonaut at UGA
Paul B. Morton of Thomasville is among 45 University of Georgia students chosen as Argonauts for Reed Hall during 1984 85. Argonauts assist freshmen newcomers to campus life and orientation.
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Athens
A _ Thomasville
Paul B. Morton
University of Georgia
Argonauts
Reed Hall
W Fred Scott Sr Celebrates 59th Birthday in Thomasville
W Fred Scott Sr marked his 59th birthday on June 24 at his West Washington Street offices. The busy Thomasville businessman carried on with meetings with local business groups as well as congratulations from family and friends.
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Thomasville
W. Fred Scott, Jr
West Washington Street
Times-Enterprise
Mr. Scott
Two Boys Held Here For Illinois Police Admitting Car Theft
Two fifteen year old boys from Roselle and Palatine Illinois were picked up by local police in a car reported stolen in Illinois. They admitted taking and driving the vehicle here and are being held until action is taken in their home towns. Evidence found includes fishing tackle and an extra tire and police noted attempts to trade items for gas.
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Illinois
Och- Jochnee
Roselle
Palatine
Ill
U S Court Continues Two Decatur Land Cases
The U S District Court remains in session on two Decatur land cases tied to the Woodruff Dam site, Wheet and Reynolds and Bell and Wright. They are large tracts and not expected to finish before late afternoon or tomorrow. W H Miller of Bainbridge represents the litigants. No further action is planned until the December term or a future special session.
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U. S. District Court
Wheet and Reynolds
Bell
Local Social Notes Mention Relatives And Recoveries
Mrs. J. G. King hosts sister Mrs. Sarah Vining from Lakeland Florida and Mrs. R. C. Edge of Fayetteville North Carolina. Mae Stewart recovering well after eleven weeks illness. Mr. and Mrs. John Norwood of Milwaukee Wisconsin visiting relatives locally. Miss Daisy Neel, Miss Sally Neel and Mrs Pat Ward depart for short visits to Waycross and Douglas. Rev. and Mrs. George W. Shirley return from Atlanta where he underwent operation at Emory University Hospital. he improves though still convalescing.
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J. G. King
Sarah Vining
Lakeland, Fla
R. C. Edge
Fayetteville, N.C
John Norwood
Milwaukee
Wis
Daisy Neel
Sally Neel
Pat Ward
Waycross and
Douglas
George W. Shirley
Atlanta
Bt. Thomas
Emory University Hospital
Shirley
Donalsonville Lions Hear Jim Corbett
Dr. W. H. Minter introduced Jim Corbett director of the Lighthouse for the Blind in Atlanta to the Donalsonville Lions Club. Corbett spoke on the project aims and achievements and noted Dr. Minter’s committee naming 28 clubs for achievement awards. The blind speaker said sight conservation is the greatest thing in the world.
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Donalsonville
Lions Club
W. H. Minter
Jim Corbett
Lighthouse For the
Atlanta
Donalsonville Club
Corbett
Minter
Blind
Docket To Hear Joint Trial Of Remaining Cases
Judge W. A. Bootle expects to proceed without stays beyond the joint trial of the remaining cases. July is noted as an off month for vacations.
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W. A. Bootle
Boys Staters Hear Speeches Try Trial
ATLANTA a group of Boys Staters heard speeches by Secretary of State Ben Fortson State Rep John Shef field and Fair Chambers. They then acted as jurors in a Recorder's court session debating arson and other issues before the upcoming election for a governor and other officials on Friday.
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Atlanta
Ben Fortson
John Sheffield
Quitman
Fair Chambers
Marietta
Recorder’s Court
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Primitive Baptist Youth Fellowship Conference
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Atlanta TV
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