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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1975
Page
3
ATTH: Georgia cattle auctions at 4 markets logged 2,700 receipts, with ranges for slaughter steers and heifers across 500 to 1,100 pounds. Cows and bulls posted varied utility to yield figures. Atlanta totals show broilers at 50.00 f.o.b. and hog prices around mid-50s, with plant-delivered lots noting 55.50 to 56.50 for No 1-2 hogs.
In a bold local ad Discount Carpets promotes quality carpet at competitive prices. A courteous salesman offers help selecting carpet, pad, and installation, inviting shoppers to visit 1524 E. Jackson or call 226-8085 to compare and buy wisely.
An AP report from Atlanta lists current egg prices by size with ranges for extra large large and medium eggs, noting 58 to 59 cents for extra large, 57 to 58 cents for large, and 48 to 12.50 cents for medium eggs in the market.
The Eastern Airlines 727 crash near JFK Airport last Tuesday has reached 112 dead with twelve survivors in hospital. A FAA tape and cockpit transcript will be released. Pope Paul VI offered condolences to victims including relatives of a student Millard Boyer who planned to attend the Rome ordination.
These stocks of local interest are provided daily by Harris Upham & Company of Tallahassee Florida member New York Stock Exchange Inc.
Joseph Allen Sealy 74 of Rt. 2 Meigs a retired farmer died Sunday at Archbold Memorial Hospital He was a Marion County native longtime Meigs resident member of Woodmen of the World Meigs Baptist Church WWI veteran Survived by wife Alma two sons Buddy and Barney a brother Perry Sealy and two sisters Emma Cone Thomasville Braswell Funeral Home Pelham in charge of arrangements
Jesse M. Hendrixson 75 of 502 27th St. Moultrie retired farmer and former Whigham resident died Sunday in Albany. Native of Dekalb County Tennessee he lived in Grady Thomas and Colquitt counties and was a Whigham Baptist Church member. Survived by five sons including Joe and Phillip and four daughters including Frances Watson and Barbara Edwards. One brother and two sisters also listed. Clark Funeral Home of Cairo in charge.
Mrs. Sallie B. Roberts aged 85 of Omega died today in Albany. She was mother of Mrs. Fred Busbee of Thomasville. Henderson Funeral Home of Moultrie is handling arrangements.
Mr. Morrow known as Bubber of 110 Crestwood Dr. died Sunday at Archbold Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness. Hadley's Funeral Home is handling arrangements.
The Rev. James Henry Hall age 91 of 120 Patten Street died June 27 1975 after illness. Funeral 2 p.m. July 1 1975 at Saint Mark AME Church conducted by Rev R B Griffin with burial at Peaceful Rest Cemetery Groom's Funeral Home. Survived by wife Annie Hall two sisters in law and a brother in law with many nieces and nephews. Family to assemble 1 p.m. at residence and remains lie in state 12 noon to 2 p.m. at church.
President Ford signs a bill extending unemployment compensation to 65 weeks while 39 weeks apply for workers not covered by state programs. About 250 000 would lose payments if not extended. The day also includes Moynihan sworn in as ambassador to the UN and the White House pool inauguration.
Pallbearers Society Local 297 will meet at 8 p m today at 630 N Broad St state deputy Johnny Lee Hill Sr announced Local officers include Rev T Reid Lawrence president Joseph Williams vice president and Mrs Ruth Williams secretary The item notes Fourth of July events with the Fords and Camp David visit but the main readable fact is the local meeting tonight.
A community rededicates its regional hospital with praise for physicians and administrators. The event notes that patient numbers have surged to 71 times what they were 50 years ago and highlights a new Archbold gift of 250000 for future growth. A lawn picnic followed the ceremonies despite earlier rain.
Senator George S. McGovern, after losing in 1972, asks a small group of 1972 supporters for advice on three roles for 1976. He confirms he does not intend to run but considers endorsing a liberal candidate or declaring who he would reject, and some urge a presidential bid in primaries in states like Wisconsin, New Hampshire, Massachusetts and New York.
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