Market Steady Early Trading With Mixed Results
New York stocks opened with a steady course as wide swings were limited. Pont jumped 15 percent yesterday but slid early, opening two points lower at 14114 and dipping further to 140. Oils retreated while steels motors and aircrafts gained fractionally. Rail shares were mixed with Santa Fe up and Southern Railway down. Allied Chemical Union Carbide and American Optical rose over a point at times as brokers suggested a market pause after a steady advance.
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New York
Pu Pont
Santa Fe
Southern Railway
Allied Chemical
Union Carbide
American Optical
Packer Hog Market Report From Georgia and Alabama
Estimated receipts include 400 cattle 150 calves and 800 hogs at major plants in Albany Moultrie Thomasville Tifton Dothan and Jacksonville. Hogs mostly steady with some drops. barrows gilts 23.00 to 23.50 at 180-240 lb others 22.75 210-240 lb. Tri state 160-180 lbs 22.25-23.00. 140-160 lbs 21.00-22.00. heavier 20.00-22.00. sows 15.50-19.60. South region 180-240 lb barrows gilts 23.56-24.50. Chicago receipts 8,500. Top hog price 25.35. North Georgia Auction reports 25 percent higher receipts than week prior. prices near steady to 600 lower with some calves and bulls mixed. slaughter cattle and stock calves quoted across several ranges.
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Thomasville
Albany
Moultrie
Tifton
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
Pla
Tri-State
Choice
South Ga. Fla
SE Ala
Chicago
North Georgia
Atlanta
Georgia
Atlanta Produce Prices Steady With Light Receipts Tuesday
Atlanta market reports light receipts across commodities with minimal price shifts. Bulk peaches held 1.60 to 2.00 per bushel with some better to 4.00, Georgia cabbage 0 to 1.00 per bag, and corn mostly 30 to 35 cents a dozen as other staples show small changes.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Live poultry market steady in Atlanta area trade
North Georgia live poultry market stayed steady with good demand. Offerings ran lighter weights than buyers and sellers desired, but trading remained active. Prices for 24 hours ending 10 a.m. today show broilers or fryers 2.5 to 3.4 lbs at farms 24-25 cents and fob plants 25-26 cents.
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Atlanta
North Georgia
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Cotton futures slump across front month contracts
New York midday trading shows cotton futures down 10 to 35 cents per bale with front month July at 33.41 and October at 383.82, while December 33.92, March 34.13, May 24.22, July 34.04 and October 33.30.
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New York
Jly
Second-Week Group Opens Birdwood Conference
Officers named for the second week of the eighth annual Primitive Baptist Youth Fellowship Conference at Birdwood College. Representatives come from nine Georgia and Florida churches. Notable leaders include president Sonny Trapnell Metter and chorister Evelyn Jones Statesboro with executive secretary and treasurer J. Harley-Chapman.
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Primitive Baptist Youth Fellowship Conference
Birdwood College
Georgia
Florida
Sonny Trapnell
Metter
Sarah Kay Revels
Barnesville
Christine Chandler
Statesboro
Dean Yeomans
Evelyn’ Jones
Jeannie Fay Morgen
Met
City Commission Orders Fire Truck Purchase and Paving Plans
The City Commission ordered a Peter Pirsch aerial fire truck after a brief bidding appeal. They outlined paving plans with a ten dollar per front foot estimate including curb and gutter and drainage, to be funded from bonds in unusual areas.
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Peter Pirsch
City Commission
Pirsch
O. O. Timmerman
LaFrance
Mr. Willis
Beagrave
Bill Dowling
Thomas County
L. B. Craig
American Legion
Dodgers
Magnolia Park
Five Point Cleaners
Remington Avenue
Broad
Robert Robison
Craig
Statesboro Conference Delegation Details With Local Members
Carrie Neil Moye leads a Statesboro group with Elder P O Revels as counselor. The roster includes Beasley Chandler Hagins Newsome Proctor McLendon Beasley Alderman Bland Jones Chandler Prather Lane and others. Counselors are Elder Agan Mrs Chandler and Mrs Beasley. Mr and Mrs Brannen plan to join later. Thomasvillians attend the conference but regular delegates come in a later session.
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Carrie Neil Moye
P. O. Revels
Statesboro
Naughton C. Beasley
Charles Chandler
Jerry Hagins
Billy Newsome
Jerry Newsome
Jackie Proctor
Brooklet Church
Opal McLendon
Kay Beasley
Martha Helen Alderman
Florida Bland
Evelyn Jones
Christine Chandler
George Ann Prather
Glorida Lane
V. F. Agan
Ernestine Chandler
Frieda Beasley
Jack A. Brannen
Thomasvillians
Streets Named for First City Paving Project
The City Commission last night listed streets designated for the initial paving phase. Streets include Pastime Drive Mimosao Junius, Junius Gordon to Blackshear, Bartow and West Hangell, Wright to Gordon, and several others such as Myrtle Drive Palmetto to Fontaine, Loomis to Broad, Loomis Park to Grady, W Hill Gordon to Broad, S Dawson Metcalfe to W Calhoul Madison to Inner Boulevard, Vine and Young Dawson to Chatham Drive, Triplett Gray to Mill, and sections of Edgewood Circle.
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City Commission
Mimosao Junius
Junius
Gordon
Blackshear
Bartow
West Hangell
Wright
W. Mitchell
Cray
Washington
Myrtle
Palmetto
Fontaine
Loomis
Rosedale
Broad
E. Loomis
Park
Grady
W. Hill
S. Dawson
Metcalfe
W. Calhoul
Madison
Inner Boulevard
Vine and Young—Dawson
Chatham Drive
Triplett—Gray
Mill
Edgewood Circle
W. W. Alexander Associates Buy Bay Brook Farms
W. W. Alexander and associates announced the purchase of 354 acres named Bay Brook Farms for 80,000 within city limits. The estate of the late Auntie D. Lively funds Archbold Memorial Hospital and Baptist Orphans Home with half the sale price, while three sisters receive the remainder. Title will be held by Bay Brook Farms, Inc. No development plans were finalized.
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W. W. Alexander
Auntie D. Lively
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Baptist Orphans Home
Hapeville
Treasury Department
Bay Brook Farms, Inc
Alexander
City Sets New Record In Water Consumption
Thomasville reports an all time monthly water use of 71 600 000 gallons through yesterday surpassing May 1953, with expectations the month may exceed 75 000 000 gallons. June 8 saw a 3 5 million gallon daily dump as wells ran at 4 000 gpm for five hours. Plans call for a fifth well bids in July and digging around August or September. 800 000 gallons in storage as fire and emergency reserve. Wells sites include downtown block behind Times Enterprise and Bennett Street site.
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Thomasville
Roland Clayton
City Water and Light Dept
Clayton
Times-Enterprise
Bennett St
Mrs. Steyerman Serves on Panel At FSU Delinquency
A Tallahassee conference on juvenile delinquency runs June 29 to July 1 at Florida State University. June 30 features two panel discussions with speakers including Harold Hunter Karl Engel Miss Doris Hill Dr Paul R Fuller Odessa Steyerman Mary Bridges and Frances Smith addressing delinquency causes and remedies.
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FSU Delinquency
Florida State University
Tallahassee
Democrat
Harold Hunter
Alachua County
Karl Engel
North Miami
Doris Hill
Leon County
Paul R Fuller
FSU
Odessa Steyerman
Thomasville
Mary Bridges
Panama City
Frances Smith
Quincy
Calendar of Events and Real Estate Listings
Wednesday and Thursday club meetings are listed including Idea Exchange at the Youth Center Kiwanis at Glen Arven Rotary at Glen Arven Eleven O Clock Club Elks Chapter 23 RA M at the Masonic Building First Baptist Dorcas Class led by Mrs Louis Kennedy. Three four bedroom houses to be offered for sale after renovation and ground allocation including boulevard lots fronting Greenwood Plantation via a local real estate broker.
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Idea Exchange Club
Youth Center
Kiwanis Club
Glen Arven
Rotary Club
Elks
Masonic Building
First Baptist Dorcas
Louis Kennedy
Cairo
Albany Road
Greenwood Plantation
LocalResidents and Visitors Noted in Vidalia Area
Mrs. Maude B. Martin of Atlanta visited her parents the Brewtons. Mrs. Mary Johnson of Washington will visit her Stegall relatives. Elders celebrate birth of daughter at Archbold Hospital. John Norwood of Milwaukee visits Vidalia relatives, joined by Mrs. Wayne Weeks. Juvenile Court Judge J K Harper attends Florida State University seminar. Airman Dion Cutchens and wife announce son born at Archbold Memorial Hospital. mother Betty Dollar Cutchens.
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Mary One Johnson
Washington, D. C
E. C. Stegall
S. Hansell Street
John Norwood
Milwaukee
Vidalia
Wayne Weeks
J. K. Harper
Thomas County Juvenile Court
Florida State University
Tallahassee
Dion Cutchens
Waco
Texas
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Cutcheng
Betty Dollar
Wedding Notice and Military Furlough Plans
Joe of Alpharetta Georgia and the Barnes wedding are noted as friends and relatives gather. Lt William Raiford of the UBA, stationed in Korea, will depart July 12 and arrive July 20 for a 30 day furlough to visit his father W F Raiford before returning by plane. Tony Asbell recently had a tonsillectomy. other hospital patients include Mrs Lela Stanford and Mrs James Nichols Freeman of Pavo and Miss Emily Rose Stephens and Buford Brock of their city.
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Wiliam Raiford
UBA
Korea
J Aly
W. F. Raiford
Raloed
Tony Asbell
Lela Stanford
James Nichols Freeman
Pavo
Emily Rose Stephens
Buford Brock
Dr. Paul B. Leath Honored At Paradise Picnic
Former pastor Dr. Paul Brooks Leath was honored at a Monday picnic dinner in Paradises by Thomasville friends. He left town in October 1952 and was traveling from North Carolina to New Orleans after a summer vacation, with a new address listed in Brownwood Texas.
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Thomasville
First Baptist Church
Paul Brooks Leath
Paradises
Leath
North Carolina
New Orleans
Brownwood
Texas
Weather summary for Thomasville in June 1964
Mostly fair today through Thursday with a chance of isolated thundershowers this afternoon. Temperatures show a high of 108 yesterday and a low of 78 in the last 24 hours. Rainfall totals include 2.81 inches this month and 13.80 inches since January 1.
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