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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1969

Page

3

Heat Wave Worsens Georgia Crops In Thomas County

Georgia farmers report severe crop losses amid a seven day heat wave. Thomas County Agent Kenneth Beasley says corn hay tobacco suffer while some farmers abandon fields for cattle feed. Officials explore releasing federal grain bank land to supply livestock. Colquitt County cites rain shortage and irrigation limits.

Thomas County Georgia Kenneth Beasley Quarty Beasley Department of Agriculture Colquitt County Harold Brown Weather Bureau South Georgia Albany Brasstown Bald

Wall Street Report Blue Chip Weakness Drags Industrials

The stock market was mixed as trading stayed moderately active. The Dow fell 0.77 to 69.51 with gains slightly ahead of losses, as blue chip weakness weighed on industrials and cautious investors awaited the weekend.

New York American Stock Exchange

Prices at Thomasville State Farmers Market June 26

Prices as of June 26 at the Thomasville State Farmers Market show fresh produce and farm goods on display. Buyers compare fruit and vegetable costs from local growers and note seasonal availability and price ranges.

Thomasville State

Georgia cattle auctions and Atlanta fruit market report

Receipts at 24 Georgia markets totaled 12 700 cattle compared with 13 200 last week and 12 200 a year ago. Prices covered slaughter steers to cows with various weight and grade ranges and feeder calf and heifer values. In Atlanta the fruit and vegetable market showed liberal receipts and little price change with watermelons cantaloupes peaches tomatoes greens peppers okra corn and beans listed with typical regional price ranges.

Atlanta Georgia Florida

Poultry Prices Mixed at Atlanta Farms

Demand for live broilers and fryers remains very heavy in Atlanta. Prices at farms show heavy birds around 12 to 17 cents, with light hens offered around 7 cents. Trading light but offerings adequate for heavy stock while light hens remain ample.

Atlanta Adeuate

Hog Receipts Report from Thomasville Georgia Market

AP dispatch notes Georgia Florida Alabama hog packers handling about 4 800 hogs with barrows and gilts firm to 25 higher. Plant delivered sales include U S 1 3 200 230 Ibs at 24 75 25 95, 125 head high yielding 210 Ibs at 25 50, 110 head 230 240 Ibs at 26 50. For week 25 to 50 higher.

Thomasville Georgia Florida Alabama U. S

Egg Prices Mixed In Atlanta Market Report

Egg prices in Atlanta AP report show extra large 42 43 cents per dozen, large 41 4115 cents, medium 30 31 cents. Listings reflect regional demand and supply dynamics with small fluctuations across sizes.

Atlanta

Two Thomasville Girls Bid for ABC Program机会

Deborah Bowdry and Janice Wilson depart Albany Airport for Mt Holyoke College and later St Marys Prep School Feek skill New York for a three year ABC program granting 3200 annually. They aim to excel academically and gain Ivy League access.

Deborah Bowdry Thomasville Janice Wilson Douglass High Albany Mt. Holyoke College South Hadley Mass Mt. Holyoke St. Mary’s Prep School Feekskill N.Y ABC M. H. McIver MeIver McIver

Providence Choir Plans Anniversary Celebration

The Providence Junior Choir marks its first anniversary Sunday at the church on Magnolia Street. Nathaniel Hicks and the Testerine Choir of Tallahassee join the program.

Providence Magnolia Street Nathaniel Hicks Testerine Choir Tallahassee

Mrs Lula Jackson Area Deaths

Mrs Lula Jackson died Tuesday at her residence in Boston. Services are set for 3 p.m. Sunday at Georgia Bethel Missionary Baptist Church with Rev. Dembo Monroe officiating. Burial will follow at Richland Cemetery. Survivors include six sisters, two brothers, a sister in law, two aunts, an uncle, and several nieces and nephews.

Boston Lula Jackson Georgia Bethel Missionary Baptist Church Dembo Monroe Richland Cemetery Grooms’ Funeral Home Lelia M. Taylor Delray Beach Fla Beatrice Moore Ida P. Lawson Lillie M. Clark Gripple L. Evans Thomasville Bessie Brison Ivory Jackson Cloud L. Jackson Winter Haven Dorothy Jackson

Mrs Lula Hill of Ochlochnee Rites Set in Ochlochnee

Mrs Lula Hill formerly of Ochlochnee died Saturday in Albany. Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at First Methodist Church Ochlochnee with Rev Jenkin Simon officiating and burial in Peaceful Rest. Surviving are brother Waymon Glover Stockton Ga three nieces Ruth Fitzpatrick Los Angeles Lucy Stacey Elyria and Gladys Nixon Thomasville and two nephews Henry McIntyre Painville and Tommie Reed Detroit.

Ochlochnee Lula Hill Albany First Methodist Church Jenkin Simon Peaceful Rest Grooms’ Funeral Home Waymon Glover Stockton Ruth Fitzpatrick Los Angeles Calif Lucy Stacey Elyria Ohio Gladys Nixon Thomasville Henry McIntyre Painville Tommie Reed Detroit Mich

Kiwanians Meet in Pavo Office Ends With Challenge to Members

Pavo Kiwanis Club heard a program by chairman Charles Neely urging members to use the remaining three months of the year to push projects forward. He recounted an imaginary talk contrasting inaction with renewed effort and energy. Guests J. C. Pittman and Ed Cromartie from Thomasville and Boston attended.

PAVO Charles Neely Pavo Kiwanis Club Neely Par

Cairo curfew restored after white and Negro clashes

Riot threats to call in guardsmen and ban liquor safes were rejected as under control officials say. A 8 pm to 6 am curfew was set after a street standoff near Cairo police station where about 400 whites marched for “equal rights for whites” and 150 Negroes faced them. One officer injured in the incident.

Cairo William Petersen

Tobacco Queen Contest Tonight In Tifton

Dona Johnson of Ochlochnee represents Thomas County as one of nine contestants in the Georgia Tobacco Queen pageant in Tifton tonight. The new queen will be crowned at the tobacco banquet this evening.

Dona Johnson L. D. Johnson Ochlochnee Thomas County Tifton Dona

Hawks seek protection for hawks in eastern Pennsylvania

Harrisburg report: a four bill before Governor Shafer would grant protected status to goshawks and Cooper hawks in specified eastern Pennsylvania regions.

Harrisburg Raymond Shafer Goshawks Cooper Hawks Pennsylvania

Cadillac Promise of Ease and Value in a Command Drive

A Cadillac offers effortless driving and handling with sharp responsiveness that surpasses many smaller cars. After the Command Performance Drive, owners may be surprised to find the world's finest motor car costs far less than expected.

Cadillac

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