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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1939

Page

4

Weathers Grist Wed In Tallahassee Methodist Ceremony

Mire Mariwilburn Weathers and Frederick Dunbar Grist of Blakely Ga were married Sunday June 25 at 3 pm in Tallahassee Florida. Rev Jack Anderson officiated with C A Carry of Cairo playing organ. Attendants included Mrs Lester Coleman as maid of honor and Ralph Carlisis of Cairo sang I Love You Truly. The couple will reside in Blakely after a honeymoon trip to Carolina Washington DC and New York World's Fair.

Cairo Mire Mariwilburn Weathers Frederick Dunbar Crist Blakely Methodist Tallahassee Jack Anderson C. A. Carry Chiro Ralph Carlisis Lester Coleman Mitron of Honor J. S. Weathers Lester Golpman J S. Weather Weathers Huntingdon College Montgomery Ala

Personal notices from CaIry readers in June

CAIRY PERSONALS note arrivals and visits including Mr. and Mrs. Thompson of New York announcing the birth of a son on June 23. Edna Mae Jones, now Mrs. Thompson, is remembered in Tallahassee, Fla. Neighbors Mr. and Mrs. Southall are related. George Cannon of Atlanta spent the weekend with his wife visiting her parents. Mrs. Frank Wight returned from Valdosta. J B Forsyth attended the Kiwanis International convention in Boston from June 16.

Take Gia Ire Tor. Thompson New York Ung Sen T. R. Thompson Thompson Edna Mae Jone Tallahassee Fla W. Southall George Cannon Atlanta BE. O. Alligood Frank Wight Valdosta Frank Ulmer J. BE. Forsyth Boston Mass

Melton Won't Run for Congress in Georgia Race

Atlanta June 12 The field to replace the late Representative Emmet Owen of the Fourth Georgia District narrowed to five as Griffin publisher Quimbles Melton announced he could not seek the post. Melton, publisher of the Griffin Daily News, had been mentioned as a likely entrant.

Atlanta Emmet Owen Georgia Quimbles Melton Griffin Melton Griffin Daily News Grif

Leche to Quit Governorship Late Today

Lieutenant Governor Earl K Long announced assurances from Governor Leche that he would resign perhaps before six this evening. Dr James Monroe Smith, ex LSU president, was last seen yesterday evening and is being sought after resigning. Police report unauthorized bonds and other financial irregularities linked to university affairs amid the ongoing inquiry.

Baton Rouges Earl K. Long Richard W. Leche Fice James Monroe Smith Louisiana State University Smith Leache Long Lescie Leche Nz1i

Peterson criticizes FDR lending plan and presses debt free homesteads

Washington June 26 Representative Peterson D Ga blasts Roosevelt s three point eight six billion dollar lending proposal criticizing the five hundred nine million tenant farmer relief and urging his own bill to fund debt free homesteads for farm families. He calls the tenant program bureaucratic and a path to debt driven ownership and subjection.

Washington Roosevelt Peterson D-Ga Ronsecvelt Lwans Feterson

Pledges of Support Shape Melton’s City Service Decision

Melton states that despite pledges of backing he believes he can serve better by continuing his newspaper work. He emphasizes commitment to his city county district state and family as the main motive for remaining in journalism.

Fin Melton

Wall Street Gives Mixed Session Amid Tension News

New York June 26 The stock market saw mild selling with fresh irritations blamed for the dip. Early losses narrowed by the close as volume held around 500000 shares for five hours amid nervousness over British Japanese tensions and reports of Russian Nipponese air activities on the Mongol border. Industrials weaker while cotton and coffee show varied moves and hogs rise to a top of 7.20.

New York

GeorG A Stale Farm Market Quotations

Market prices from Tomenville show items such as Gerrase Butter BPARS Lieglok snieder quoted 60c to 80c. .25e to 35c. 10¢ to 12¢ Al priced 50 to 1.73. Cantaloups listed per unit from de to 2ige.

Tromenville

Market Update for Atlanta Produce Quotas

The notice lists prices for butter beans squash okra cases peas corn cantaloupes and more. Prices range from 90 cents to 1.15 per unit, reflecting current market quotes for fresh produce in Atlanta.

Southeast hog market report from Georgia and Alabama plants

Combined hog receipts today at Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Tifton Georgia Dothan Alabama and Jacksonville Florida reached 474 head. Prices steady from last week with quotes for soft hogs by weight and grade, premiums possible for post mortem inspected hogs free of parasites.

Thomasville U. S. Dept. of Agri Albany Columbus Moultrie Tifton Georgia Dothan Alabama Jacksonville Florida

For Rent Unturnedished Room Apartment At Warren Ave

Public notice describes a rental listing at 22000 Warren Ave for an unturnedished room apartment with a private bath and living room. The ad notes couple applicants preferred and requests contact by phone 1088. A stray sports and local notes fragment follows.

Warren Ave

Chicago Butter and Eggs Market Report Dated June 26

Unsettled butter and egg market conditions in Chicago with mixed scores and high volumes. Report notes creamery ratings, steady egg prices, and regional price fluctuations across varieties and quality grades.

Chicago

Chicago Livestock Prices Steady to Higher Across Hogs Cattle

Salable hogs 12,000 with activity steady to up 10 cents from Friday. Top 7.20 for 180-250 Ibs. 6.90-7.20 for good to choice. 6.60-7.10 for 250-290 Ibs. 6.25-6.60 for 290-350 Ibs. sows 4.85-6.00. lighter weights 6.10-6.25. Salable cattle 15,000 and calves 1.00. best fed steers at 10.60, some 1,308 Ibs held higher. mixed yearlings 10.25. loads fed steers and yearlings 8.75-10.00. sausage balls to 7.50. selected dealers to 10.90.

Chicago Livestock Chicago U. S. Dept. Agr

New York Cotton Futures Show Mixed After Afternoon Bounce

New York cotton futures recovered from a morning dip as New Orleans and Bombay buyers entered late, with July around 9.47 and October near 8.75. Early losses were sparked by profit-taking and adjustments, while spot middling stood at 9.91.

New York New Orleans Bombay Liverpool

Macon Hospital to appoint Malcolm Cook director of laboratories

Dr Malcolm McDowell Cook 33 will assume duties as director of laboratories at Macon Hospital on September 1 succeeding Dr I J Pass who was fatally injured in a motor accident near Jackson Georgia on June 8 Cook the son of Dr and Mrs Ed F Cook of Macon was born in Thomasville Georgia where his father preached.

Macon Malcolm McDowell Cook Ed F. Cook Macon Hospital Cook University of Minnesota I. J. Pass Jackson Dr. Cook Thomasville

New York Cottonseed Oil Futures Close Slightly Lower

Bleachable cottonseed futures in New York closed 5 8 lower with 359 contracts. July 6.35 36, Sept 6.58, Oct 6.61 2, Dec 6.69, Jan 6.71. B bid.

NEW York Cottonseed Oil New York

New Orleans Cotton Steady After Early Decline

Active buying and covering erased the morning drop as cotton futures closed with small net gains. Front month October traded around 9.60, while other contracts posted modest advances and varied intraday highs and lows.

New Orleans Cottonseed Oil Prices Steady

Cottonseed oil closes steady in New Orleans with bleachable prime summer yellow at 6.35 nom and prime crude at a nominal rate. July 5.87B, September 6.06B, October 6.12B, December 6.198, January 6.22B. B bid.

New Orleans

Turpentine and Rosin Trade Figures Reported

Savannah river district figures show turpentine firm with sales 114 and shipments 618 plus receipts 247 and stock 29526. rosin firm reports sales 276, receipts 1144, shipments 2367 and stock 280673. Quotes list prices from B to WW with multiple grades and values.

Savannah

Memphis Cottonseed Meal Futures Steady in Daily Close

Prime cottonseed meal futures at 41 percent closed steady in Memphis on June 26. July 21.90, August 21.90, September 22.00, November 21.90, December 21.85, January 21.90, February 22.00 with weight 21.90 and sales of 3,200 units.

Memphis Tenn

Chicago cash grain prices steady in market report

Chicago cash wheat No 4 dark northern 71 cents. Corn No 2 mixed 50 to 55 cents, No 1 yellow 49.14 to 50, No 1 white 56. Sample grades noted. Oats mixed 29, No 2 white 32 to 44, sample white 28 to 31. Barley making 50 to 57, feed 35 to 45, sample 39. Soybeans No 2 yellow 94.

Chicago Jly RYE— Jly ATTY

George Urges Preferential Primary Vote

Senator Walter F. George pushes a Georgia preferential primary for 1940 to choose delegates when multiple Democratic presidential candidates are named. He says the people deserve to pick their delegates and supports an uninstructed delegation only if a single candidate isn’t clear.

Atlanta Walter F. George State Democratic Committee Shaul Atlanta Constitution Washington Georgia George Zach Arnold State Committee

Cardinals WALI CP Continued From Page Sixt

Trinks, off whom Albany torched its first Pearwas, was charged with the loss. Albany's workhorse Cipner, Boss Whitlow, went the distance for the locals, yielding blows. Phomiss ville collected two of Cisse Knocks in the eighth to shove across one run and deny the home club.

Trinks Albany Boss Whitlow Hle Phomissville

U S Government Bonds Market Snapshot

New York closing prices for government and mortgage bonds recorded June 26. Treasury notes include 45-460 June at 105.4 and 47-43 110.20, 404-44 176.15.8s at 112.1. Mortgage issues show two-year at 100.6 and HOLC 38 at 109.8 with varied yields.

U. S. Government New York H's HOLC

Generally Hot Weather After Weekend Rains Forecast

Weather across the nation should stay hot after weekend rains. Temperatures open in the 70s south and 60s northeast. A Wichita tornado killed and injured and damaged race tracks, killing eight horses. Montgomery suffered minor damage from a thunderstorm that disrupted power and communications. Rain totals included 2.04 inches in storm sewers and 1.69 inches in New Orleans. Tomato crops may suffer in Sandersville area near 100 degrees.

Wichita Kas Tha Montgomery Ala Z’ower New Orleans Sandersville

Sugar futures rise and fall amid mixed demand

New York sugar futures closed mixed with July down 5 points to 1.87 and January up 3 to 1.98 as trade demand offset liquidation. Raw sugar offerings held at 2.85 cents duty paid while refined sugar traded 4.45 to 4.50.

New York

Chicago Poultry Market Report June 26 Prices by Weight

Chicago poultry market updates show steady movement with a 27 truck load volume. Hens over five pounds at 14 percent, under five pounds at 14, leghorn hens 114 percent, broilers two to five pounds at 16 to 18 percent, colored varieties 17 to 21 percent, roosters 10 percent, ducks 4 to 9 percent, geese 10, turkeys toms 13 and hens 14 percent across categories.

Chicago Plymouth Rock

Giants Fight Through Injuries Fueling Tight NL Race

Giants win amid injuries to Walter Brown Burgess Whitehead Jon Moore and Billy Jurges as Cubs surge with one loss in nine games. Phillies Matt Mulcahy Pagseau duel. Bees beat Cardinals to boost the chase as Dodgers edge Pirates. Browns split with Yankees. Indians and Phillies also split. Chapman Trosky Heath homers in seventh.

Giants Walter Brown Burgess Whitehead Jon Moore Billy Jurges Reds Cardinals Chicago Cubs Joe Marty Hugh Mulcahy Phillies Claude Pagseau Kirby Higbe Cubs Boston Bees St. Louis Brooklyn Dodgers Pittsburgh Pirates Browns Yanks Hildebrand New York Cleveland Indians Philadelphia Ben Chapman Hal Trosky Jeff Heath

Albany Blasts Four in Fourth Beats Thomaville Pitcher

Albany offensive burst in the fourth inning routs Thomaville 7 to 1. Lernback and Leach ignite the uprising with hits, Riley swipes second, and Keane and McKenzie anchor standout defense for Albany. Thomaville scores lone run in eighth as Ballou struggles but keeps the game within reach.

Thomasville Albany Lernback Reb Whitlow Lucas Dernback Leach Janda Rhach Rhawn Riley Keane Ov Ithewn Thom _seville Ubege Vam Uheney Ballou Dove Thomonville McKenzie Eatch Opsine

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