Noon Stock List From Harris Upham Of Tallahassee
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1975
Page
8
Local stock list provided daily by Harris Upham & Company of Tallahassee Florida member New York Stock Exchange Inc shows securities of local interest traded through morning hours.
Receipts across six Georgia markets totaled 3900 head versus 4300 the prior Monday. Prices varied by weight and class with slaughter steers 900 to 1100 pounds at 45 to 50 dollars, cows down to 16 to 25, calves and vealers 24 to 34 dollars, and feeders and heifers showing broad ranges. Cotton futures and Atlanta market notes follow with minor shifts in hogs and produce.
Thomasville study highlights Archbold Memorial Hospital payroll of 330000 dollars monthly for 585 employees, projecting nearly 4 million annually as a major regional economic factor. Events begin with two employee buffet dinners tomorrow, plus a breakfast for night workers Thursday, continuing Friday tea and Saturday picnic, culminating in Sunday rededication ceremony at 4:30 pm.
The Thomasville Thomas County Teen Center hosts a dance by Just N Tyme from 9 to 12 to rally teen attendance. With 350 at opening and only 17 last weekend, city recreation director Paul Dodge warns the center may close without stronger participation among 13 to 19 year olds.
Thomas County 4 Hers returned from the Southwest District Project Achievement meeting at Rock Eagle with blue and red ribbons and district wins. Highlights include Valerie O Quinn first in district dress review Melinda Cole second in dog care Beverly Phelps third in recreation demonstration Donna Croley first in home management Loma Owens second in horse Tracy Johnson third in bicycle and other placings across gardening small engines public speaking wildlife and more. The three day meet carried the theme 4 H The Long and Winding Road to Success and was led by Sara Tate Jeanette Walker and Cecil Shepard.
Spotlight explains no action needed for a raise as automatic increases apply to supplemental security income. The SSI program, run by the Social Security Administration, provides monthly checks to those 65 or older who are blind or disabled with little income. For information contact the Thomasville SSA office at 226-5078.
The Thomas County Chapter of the American Red Cross exceeded its blood fundraising quota by 311 pints, collecting 1661 pints from a 1350 target during the last fiscal year. Several groups surpassed their quotas, and the next bloodmobile visit is set for Tuesday July 8 from 1 to 6 p.m. at St. Thomas Episcopal Church.
Funeral services for Mrs. Lillie Lewis Clark 83 of 146 Lowery Ave will be held at Providence Missionary Baptist Church at 4 p.m. Wednesday June 25 1975 with Rev. E S Sheffield officiating burial will follow at Peaceful Rest Cemetery. She died June 19 1975 at Archbold Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. She was born February 6 1892 in Dooley County and lived in Tifton and Thomasville before moving to Thomasville 10 years ago. Surviving are five daughters two sons a sister in law and many grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchildren. Deacons from Providence Missionary Baptist Church will pallbear.
To honor the late Joseph Jones who died June 24 1970 the family led by Mrs Marguerite Jones Smith expresses enduring love and remembrance. They state you were missed and will never be forgotten and God loved you best.
American Legion Post Auxiliary 519 will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the post home on Hopkins Street. Officers for 1975-76 will be elected. Outgoing president is Mrs. Betty Robinson.
Ugandan President Idi Amin pressed Britain over the July 4 firing squad execution of British lecturer Denis Hills after describing him as a "village tyrant." Amin summoned the British high commissioner in Kampala while London denied invasion plans, as concern rose for some 900 British subjects in Uganda amid warnings of possible evacuation.
Mrs. Lillie Lewis Clark 83 of 146 Lowery Ave died Thursday at Archbold Memorial Hospital. A native of Dooley County she lived in Tifton before moving to this area ten years ago and was a Providence Missionary Baptist Church member. Survived by a sister five daughters including Mrs. Lillie Mae Brooks of Thomasville and two sons. Home is in charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Lula Pearl Nelson of Calvary died Monday after a lengthy illness. A Grady County lifetime resident, she was married to Robert Owen Nelson, who survives. Also surviving are son Willard Nelson of Calvary, brothers including Hubert Brady of Cairo, and two sisters. Clark Funeral Home of Cairo handles arrangements.
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