Homecoming planned at Bold Springs Church
Bold Springs Methodist Church schedules a homecoming service at 9 a.m. Sunday led by former pastor Rev KC Kale. Current pastor Rev George Pullen will preach. A picnic lunch follows the morning service.
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1966
Page
8
Bold Springs Methodist Church schedules a homecoming service at 9 a.m. Sunday led by former pastor Rev KC Kale. Current pastor Rev George Pullen will preach. A picnic lunch follows the morning service.
In New York, stocks opened modestly lower with a selling wave pulling prices down. Douglas Aircraft posted a Q2 loss near 3.8 million, its shares dropping about 3 to 76 on a 60,000 share block, sending glamor issues lower while Rome regained some ground. the AP average of 60 stocks fell 3 to 320.4, the Dow down 2.11 at 894.32 as trading continued on the AMEX.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology has been awarded a 254000 dollar grant for brain research from the John A. Hartford Foundation of New York City. The funds support studies on neurological function and memory.
A noon stock list lists Con Edison Continental Canal Delta Air and Chevron among traded equities. Insights focus on share movements and corporate names in the morning bulletin.
Prices for butter, cantaloupes, cucumbers, okra, peppers, tomatoes and other produce listed with ranges. Notable items include Cuban melons, green peas, Crowder beans, and watermelons priced per unit or per bushel.
Washington AP Senate considers auto safety legislation to cut highway deaths and boost safety programs. Democratic Leader Mansfield hopes to pass by tonight. debate slated two hours early with House action possible early next week if needed. Strong support grows as highway tolls rise ahead of 1966 session end.
Atlanta market shows light trading with Georgia peaches priced 1.00 to 3.00 per bushel and crates up to 4.00. Cantaloupes and watermelons move variedly, beans and peas listed, and brisk hog receipts across several southern markets with No 1-2 barrows and gilts at 24.50 to 25.00. Egg prices posted, plus Georgia cattle auctions across 24 markets with ranges for steers, heifers, cows, bulls and calves. Cotton futures in New York opened $3.75 higher.
In Atlanta an AP report notes demand for broilers and fryers remains strong with farm prices at 15 to 1% trading light and offerings fully adequate. Hen prices are steady while heavy type and Heit type items show stable level.
Thomasville Optimists seek to build a one acre naturama to house local wildlife and exotic birds. C. F. Coger donors twenty animal pairs and Hay s notes it could become a Thomasville tourist draw with a covered entrance and 10 to 12 bird pens. Committee includes Pete Dollar Carl Conradi Ed Chaikin and Hal Miller.
President Charles de Gaulle visited the Soviet Union science center at Novosibirsk and urged joint French Soviet work in science for progress and world peace. He traveled with Nikolai Podgorny, with an unscheduled stop possible at a space launching center as talks on cooperation advance.
Officials in Cincinnati approved four contracts on a hot day. One contract covers 4,002 gallons of antifreeze and three contracts total 2,040 tons of coal.
In Fairbanks Alaska an innkeeper forced to relocate after his building was condemned holds a sale of bar fixtures and beer cabinets. He offers $24,000 worth of bad checks for $10,000, inviting buyers to acquire the lot.
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