Market Climb Led by Rails Oil Sectors Amid Mixed Leads
New York stocks rose early with significant gains in rails and oils while groups like aircrafts drugs and electronics weakened. Dow up 2.49 to 627.17 at noon as merger news pushed Blue chips and several majors higher, with energy firms Amerada and Getty among leaders.
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Rails
Otis
Amerada
Getty
Texaco
Jersey Standard
Standard of California
Indiana Standard
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard
Chesapeake & Ohio
Baltimore & Otic
Tatokol
Texas Instruments
Douglas Aircraft
General Instruments
Allied Chemical
Wastman Kodak
Union =Carbide
Associated Press
Hog market reports slow Friday in multi-state regions
Packer hog market for May 20 1960 shows 2800 head in 24 hour period with higher bids at Alabama Georgia and Florida packing plants. Chicago receipts 4000 hogs with higher prices for various weights and mixed lots. North Georgia cattle weekly summary notes steady to weak trends across steers heifers cows and calves with price ranges for multiple weights and grades.
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Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
Min
North Georgia
Georgia
Hog Markets Report From Thomasville and Nearby Markets
Hog receipts totaling about 3,000 at auction markets in Americas Douglas Pelham Elba and Ocala show uneven prices. U S No 1 3 hogs mainly 2 8 with barrows and gilts about 15 0 to 16 8 per cwt. Prices for various weight classes range from 11 00 to 16 82 with typical spreads across 100 to 270 pound ranges.
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Thomasville
Americas
Douglas
Pelham
Elba
Ala
Ocala
Fila
U. S
Poultry Prices Steady Despite Broad Demand at Markets
North Georgia Poultry in Atlanta reports poultry trading under good demand with generally adequate prices. Farm offers range 17 to 18 cents per pound with buyers quoting steady pricing on broilers and other poultry as markets respond.
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North Georgia
Poultry
Atlanta
Brollers
Lewis Fort Seeks Re-Election To School Board
Lewis Fort, a Thomas County School Board member from the Pavo district, has qualified for re election in the September 14 primary. He has served several years and is well known countywide. Harry Stubbs from Ochiodinee and Charles Pilcher from Meigs have also qualified for the school board seats from their districts.
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Lewis Fort
Thomas County
Pavo
Fort
Harry Stubbs
Ochiodinee
Charles Pilcher
Meigs
Atlanta Produce Fair Lists Moderate Receipts
Atlanta Produce at a trading fair shows moderate receipts with prices: turnip greens 1.50 to 2.00 per bushel, cabbage 2.50 to 8.00 per 50 pound bag, yellow crookneck squash 2.00 to 2.50, pole beans 3.80 to 8.25 per 50 pounds, green beans 2.25 to 2.50, purple hull peas 4.65 to 4.75, blackeyed peas 3.75 to 4.25, cucumbers 4.50 to 5.00 per bushel, peppers 4.50 to 5.50, okra 13.50 per bushel, eggplant 2.25 to 2.75.
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Atlanta
Hansell Chastain Seeks Thomas County Sheriff Election
Hansell Chastain is formally qualified as a sheriff candidate in Thomas County. Descriptions note his cattle trading work with Sunnyland Packing Company, local leadership in 4 H and FFA shows, and roles with the Kiwanis Club Farm Bureau and Elks Moose groups. He and his wife Joan Thorpe have four children and attend Fredonia Baptist Church.
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Thomas County
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Sunnyland Packing Company
Hattie White Chastain
Simpson Chastain
Fredonia
Thomasville High School
Auburn College
Alabama
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Thomas County Farm Bureau
Thomasville Lodge of Elks
The
Moose Club
Joan Thorpe
Arcadia
Fla
Fredonia Baptist Church
Kiwanis Hears Talk on Newspapers and Inducts Members
Times Enterprise managing editor Ed Kelly told the Thomas County Kiwanis Club how news gathering and printing works as costs push mergers and threaten papers. He said papers are a community voice and freedom guardians. The club approved a Central High School Sportsmanship Award and inducted three new members Reeves Cook Julius Williams and Bill Atkinson.
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Times - Enterprise
Ed Kelly
Thomas County Kiwanis Club
Tod
Central High School
Reeves Cook
Julius Williams
Bill Atkinson
Ben Phillips Named Phi Delta Chi Head
Ben Phillips Jr son of Mr and Mrs J B Phillips and a University of Georgia student has been elected president of Phi Delta Chi a pharmaceutical profession fraternity and president of the student American Pharmaceutical Association branch He also joined Rho Chi pharmaceutical honor fraternity and will attend the Rho Chi convention in Washington DC this summer while serving the student branch of the American Pharmaceutical Association
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J. B. Phillips
University of Georgia
Phi Delta Chi
Pharmaceutical Profession Fraternity
The
American Pharmaceutical
Rho Chi
Pharmaceutical
Washington, D. C
Aasn
Thomasvillian Speaks On Pulpwood Conservation Speech
N. P. Secrest of Thomasville, a pulp wood dealer, spoke at the Southern Pulpwood Conservations Assn. convention in Charleston South Carolina on Dealer Activities in Conservation and Public Relations. The SPCA comprises 60 pulpwood miles in 13 southern states with supplier members. Secrest serves as area vice president of the Georgia Forestry Assn and as president of the Georgia-Florida Pulpwood Dealers Co-operative.
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N. P. Secrest
Thomasville
Southern Pulpwood Conservations Assn
Charleston
8. C
SPCA
Secrest
Georgia Forestry Assn
Salesman Fatally Wounded In Car In Tifton Ga
A salesman for an auto parts company was found fatally wounded in his car Thursday night. Officers reported a pistol in the front seat and noted the investigation is ongoing. The incident prompted an autopsy and a renewed warning about gun safety.
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Tifton
Obituaries for M. T. Nunnally Jr and Frances Wright Robinson
Matthew Talbot Nunnally Jr aged 61 died unexpectedly Friday from a heart ailment. Funeral at 4 p.m. at 108 Delwood Drive with Rev. Weyman R. Cleveland and Rev. T. F. Callaway officiating. burial in Laurel Hill Cemetery. Whiddon’s Funeral Home in charge. He was a former Pillabury Mills sales rep, a University of Georgia alumnus, and a 36 year member of First Methodist Church. Surviving are his son M. T. Nunnally II, daughter Mrs. Lee Cook, and three grandchildren. Frances Wright Robinson, widow of Alfred Green Robinson Jr., died at 8:40 a.m. today at 829 N. Dawson Street. Funeral date pending. services at First Presbyterian Church, with burial in Laurel Hill Cemetery. She was born May 30, 1908, and lived in Thomasville. survived by daughter Mrs. Winn R. Smith and two sons Dr. Alfrea G. Robinson III and Dr. Bryant W. Robinson, eight grandchildren, and one aunt. She served as Thomasville Garden Club president and helped start Archbold Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. Whiddon’s Funeral Home arranging.
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Delwood Drive
Weyman R. Cleveland
Pace
Luten Teate
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Herold Turner
Walter Pittman
Lindsey Watt
Paul Gearey
Bostwick
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Monroe
Pillabury Mills
University of Georgia
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Lee Cook, Tifton
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Luren Upchurch Nunnally
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Alfred Green Robinson, Jr
Dawson Street
First Presbyterian’ Church
Ablen A. Gardner
Laurel Hill Cemetery
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Bryan Henry
Martha Winn Wright
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Edwin T.) Smith
Alfrea Green Robinson
Longview
Texas
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Bethesda
Julia Willingham Robinson
Kate Haywood Robinson
Edwin Thomas Smith, Jr
Ralph Alfred
Ronald Burke Smith
David Bryan Robinson
Sarah Winn Robinson
Grace Tucker Robinson
Carol Susan Robinson
Julia Wright
Alfred Green Robinson
Clarence A. Ashton 70 Monticello Resident Dies
Clarence A. Ashton of Monticello Florida died yesterday after a fall. Mass and funeral services are set for 10:30 a.m. at the Catholic Church in Monticello. Survived by Elmer W. Ashton another son Rudolph Jacksonville Florida three daughters Mia Helen Davis Monticello and Marian Cooksey and Mabel Cooksey Tallahassee two brothers Hubert and James P. Ashton St Augustine one sister Mrs W H Taylor Palatka and 28 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Monticello
Fla
Mimer W W. Ashton
Thomasville
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Wilkins Funeral Chapel
Elmer W. Ashton
Rudolph
Jacksonville
Mia
Helen Davis
Marian Cooksey
Mabel Cooksey
Tallahassee
Hubert
James P. Ashton
St. Augustine
W. H. Taylor
Palatka
Final rites for Edward Remington Jerger held at St. Thomas
Edward R. Jerger, 76, retired editor of the Times-Enterprise, had his funeral service yesterday at 5 p.m. at St. Thomas Episcopal Church with Rev. Ben English and Rev. T. F. Callaway officiating. Burial followed in Laurel Hill Cemetery. pallbearers were church members.
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Edward Remington Jerger
The
Times-Enterprise
St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Ben English
T. F. Callaway
First Baptist Church
Mrs. Charles F. Johnson Jr. Dies After Illness
Mrs. Charles F. Johnson Jr. 71, widow of Endicott Johnson Corp. board chair, died early today in Johnson City New York after six weeks of illness with infectious hepatitis. She leaves two daughters Jeanette Johnson Tunnicliff and Mrs. William TM Luckie. a son-in-law. four grandchildren. and was active in education and civic groups including the New York State Congress of Parents and Teachers and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Services are planned Saturday.
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William ™ M Luckie
Thomasville
Endicott Johnson Corp
Johnson Dry
New York State
Congress of Parents and Teachers
New York Federation of Women's Clubs
Broome County
Obituary for Thomasville civic leader Jerger
The article profiles a longtime Thomasville civic leader and education board chairman of 43 years and Archbold Memorial Hospital trustee for 16 years. Survived by his wife, daughter Emily R. Jerger, sister Mrs James A Mitchell, brothers Joseph Jerger Thomasville Louis H Jerger St Petersburg and William D Jerger Tampa and several nieces and nephews.
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James. A. Mitchell
Thomasville
Josseph Jerger
Louis H. Jerger
St. Petersburg
Pla
William DD. Jerger
Tampa
Fla
Three Act Comedy Planned by eighth graders at Ochlowhnee School
Students at Ochlowwnee School will present a three act comedy Tuesday starting at 8 35 p m Admission is 35 cents for adults and 20 cents for children Proceeds go to a school fund for various purposes.
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Ochlowhnee
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