Break-Ins Reported Across Gee ue and Area
Police investigated a spree of break-ins at a grocery store service station and three homes in Gee ue within 24 hours. The Applewhite Market on Reming Street lost cash from a cigarette machine and a sandwich machine was pried open at Sn's Service Station. Homes of Miss Louise Pittman, Mrs. C A Smith, and Harry Fleming were entered. a Leta Pittman engraved 17-jewel watch and a gold dollar were taken from Miss Pittman's residence though other homes showed no losses.
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Pplewhite
Louise Pittman
N. Crawford St
C.A. Smith
Harry Fleming
Watson &T
Leta Pittman
New York Cotton Futures See Mixed Movement
New York cotton futures showed irregular activity in light dealings. Late trading bid up to 23 cents a bale from early, with most contracts closing 20 cents lower than the prior close. July at 36.32, October 36.76, December 36.99.
Market Steady as Week Advances Amid Broad Stock Gains
AP reports a mid afternoon rally with gains across industries led by meals motors aircraft and nonferrous metals. notable movers include US Steel Raytheon and Westinghouse while government bonds ease and several names such as Woolworth and Sears Roebuck show fractional advances amid a generally active trading day.
Hog Market Reports Across Georgia and Alabama June 27 1958
Hog receipts totaling 2300 in Albany Moultrie Thomasville Tifton Dothan and Jacksonville with prices rising up to 25 cents and 2 cents higher than last week No 1 2 and 3 barrows and gilts 180 240 lbs sold 23.25 23.50 with higher 24.00 at select plants Mixed grades and weights traded 16.75 20.25 for sows and 22.00 23.75 for various weights. CHICAGO receipts 5000 with slower start. No 2 3 190 230 lbs 23.75 24.00 and others at 24.50. NORTH GEORGIA CATTLE Atlanta June 27 1958 receipts 260 as Rome Athens trades steady to slightly lower for bulls and cows with standard slaughter steers 22.50 27.00 and calves 23.00 27.00. utilities 19.00 22.50. cullers 16.25 18.50. Prices remain strong for slaughter and stocker cattle across five north Georgia barns.
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Thomasville
Albany
Moultrie
Tifton
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
N. Fla
Chicago
North Georgia
Atlanta
Rome
Athens
Five Local Beauties Lead Thomasville Parade Float
Thomasville's float in the Watermelon Festival parade at Monticello will feature five local beauties: Jackie Ponder Ceceila Chesnut Bibba Robinson and Betty Lou Ethridge with Miss Free from Meigs. The Chamber of Commerce sponsors the float as 65 total floats join the 2 pm parade with bands marching. A post parade tribute honors S. D. Clarke by Judge Hal Adams.
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Thomasville
Moncello
Jackie Ponder
Ceceila Chesnut
Bibba Robinson Aia Ee Free
Celia’s Court
Betty Lou Ethridge
Thomasvillians
Miss Free
Meigs
Chamber of Commerce
Thomansville
S. D. Clarke
Florida
Hal Adams
Mayo
Clarke
W. W. Alexander
Monticello
Pensacola Naval
Tyndall Air Force Group
Jack Tondee
Local Exchange Student Leaves for Greek Visit
Bruce Anderson a 16 year old son of Mr and Mrs C E Anderson leaves for Greece to live a month in Crete with the Emanuel Markoupoulos family and a second month with a Athens area family He has studied Greek phrases and plans to explore ruins on Phaliron and Heraklion prior to his Atlantic crossing by air Monday
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C. E. Anderson
Athens
Crete
T.as
New York
Atlantic
Anderson
Emanuel Markoupoulos
Mr. Markoupoulos
Heraklion
Constantine Charpalis
Olf Phaliron
Charpalis
Davis Graduates From Baptist Seminary in Louisville
William M. Davis, son of Mrs. Ida Davis and Bainbridge High School alumnus, graduates from the Southern Baptist Seminary in Louisville. Davis has begun his ministry following seminary studies.
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W. M. Davis
Baptist Seminary
Bainbridge
William M. Davis
Ida Davis
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Bainbridge High School
Davis
Thomasville Youth Competes Abroad This Summer
Young participant from Thomasville travels abroad for a summer program run by the Junior Federated Woman's Club. Previous winners include Teresa Kindree and J Hartley Chapman. Participating groups include Rotary Club Elks Club American Legion Auxiliary Post 31 American Legion Post 222 and the Junior Service League.
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Thomasville
Teresa Kindree
J. Hartley Chapman
Federated Woman's Club
Rotary Cub
Elks Club
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
Junior Service League
Norman College alum shifts to gospel ministry in 1946
A brief note records a Norman College graduate entering gospel ministry by November 1946, affiliating with the First Baptist Church of Bainbridge.
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Norman College
First Baptist Church of
Bainbridge
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