Singletary's Flowers & Gifts

Business name:

Singletary's Flowers & Gifts

Address:

304 Smith Avenue

City:

Thomasville

State:

Georgia

Zip Code:

31792

Phone number:

(229) 226-5880

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Dr. Emery Deserves All the Flowers While She Can Smell Them - Afro American

Dr. Anne O. Emery, the venerated Baltimore educator. A native of Thomasville, Ala., Dr. Emery moved to Baltimore with Vallen L. Emery Sr., her beloved late husband and their three sons, after a successful teaching career in Louisiana. The deep South's loss was Baltimore's great gain. She attended what was then Morgan State College where she earned a master's degree in education and she attended Temple University in Philadelphia and was awarded a doctorate degree in education. Her list of accomplishments and contributions to the Greater Baltimore community is too long to list here; that is why a veritable who's who (including Mayor Pugh, Rev. Dr. A.C.D. Vaughn and AFRO Publisher Emeritus Jake Oliver, among many others) of our city stopped by the Forum to give bouquets of flowers to Dr. Emery while she can smell them. These are the objective facts. However, my objectivity ends as far as Dr. Emery is concerned when it comes to her work as principal of Walbrook High School in West Baltimore. Sean Yoes (Courtesy Photo) Dr. Emery was a vice-principal of Lemmel Junior High just up the street from where I was raised. But, Walbrook was the house that Dr. Emery...

Searching far and wide for blooming wildflowers

Next day, we were back in Georgia to explore a longleaf pine/wiregrass forest on Greenwood Plantation, an old quail hunting estate near Thomasville. As our leader Wilson Baker explained, the longleaf/wiregrass ecosystem is one of the world’s most diverse natural environments, nurturing hundreds of plant species in just one acre.IN THE SKY: From David Dundee, Tellus Science Museum astronomer: The moon will be first quarter on Tuesday. Venus rises in the east two hours before dawn. Jupiter is low in the west just after sunset. Saturn is high in the east just at dusk and will appear near the moon on Wednesday night. (MyAJC)

Flowers results undercut by Warehouse Division slide

Share This:A 10% volume drop in the Warehouse Delivery segment of Flowers Foods pushed sales and earnings downward in the company’s second quarter.THOMASVILLE, GA. – A 10% volume drop in the Warehouse Delivery segment of Flowers Foods, Inc. pushed sales and earnings downward in the company’s second quarter ended July 15.In connection with the quarterly results, Flowers revised downward its financial guidance for 2017. The company also offered an update on its Operation Centennial restructuring program.Flowers net income in the second quarter was $44,740,000, or 21c per share on the common stock, down 13% from $51,155,000, or 24c per share in the second quarter of 2016. Sales were $926,639,000, down 0.9% from $935,025,000.Adjusted net income was down 8%.Allen Shiver, president and c.e.o. of Flowers Foods“We continue to take decisive action to focus on the consumer and become a more efficient, streamlined organization,” said Allen L. Shiver, Flowers Foods president and chief executive officer. “Our portfolio of bread brands, bolstered by the strength of Dave’s Killer Bread (D.K.B.), continues to gain market share and improve our competitive position. In our cake busine... (Food Business News )

The smell of citrus flowers is intensely divine!

They produce fruit resembling the lime in looks and quality. Eustis, Lakeland and Tavares are cultivars of the limequat.The Thomasville citrangequat is a cold hardy citrus tree with good fruit and makes a great lime substitute with a kumquat/orange flavor. The tree is named for Thomasville, Georgia where it first fruited and is will tolerate temperatures to 5 degrees F once established.Citrus trees are self-fruitful and do not require cross-pollination, excepting Clementine tangerines and Orlando tangelos. The self-fruitful types of citrus may be grown as single trees in the landscape for aesthetics and fruit. They produce fruit best when grown in full sun, but large tree canopies can provide some degree of winter protection. Do not plant these trees near septic tanks or drain fields. Citrus trees do best in sandy loam soils with good drainage.Blossom, fruit, and leaf drop can be noticed in citrus and happens naturally. Such natural shedding of flowers and fruits prevents citrus from overproducing which minimizes stress to the plant. Citrus leaves remain intact for about two years and then drop. However, some leaf drop occurs throughout the year as is the case with most evergreens. Also, be aware of other causes for leaf drop and poor plant health such as environmental conditions, cultural practices, disorders, insects or diseases.If you elect to grow citrus in your home landscape, research your choice before purchasing in order to fully understand what is needed to keep the plants healthy and attractive. Look for citrus that are cold tolerant and do well in the south Georgia environment.Think in terms of native and sustainable plants in the landscape. Keep your hanging baskets and potted plants refreshed with water and food. Remember to feed and water the songbirds, and give your pets the care they need (protect them from this summer heat and humidity). Also, be on lookout for children playing and bicyclists riding along the streets and roadways throughout our communities. And remember to safely share the road with motorcycles. Drive alert and arrive alive. Don’t drive distracted or impaired, and don’t text while driving. Help the homeless every chanc... (Moultrie Observer)

Flowers unveils 'enhanced' organizational structure

Eric SchroederShare This:Flowers Foods will transition its operations into two business units: Fresh Bakery and Specialty/Snacking.THOMASVILLE, GA. — Flowers Foods, Inc. at its annual leadership meeting on May 3 unveiled plans for a new organizational structure that would divide the company into two business units and realign key leadership roles. The company said the moves are designed to “provide greater focus on the company’s strategic objectives under Project Centennial, emphasize brand growth and innovation in line with a national branded food company, drive enhanced accountability, reduce costs and strengthen long-term strategy.”Over the next several months Flowers will transition its operations into two business units: Fresh Bakery and Specialty/Snacking. The company’s current Direct-Store-Delivery and Warehouse segments will remain in place until the new structure is in place. Flowers expects full implementation to be in place sometime during fiscal 2018.Allen L. Shiver, president and c.e.o. of Flowers Foods“This change in our organizational structure is an important step for Flowers as we take decisive action to ... (Baking Business )

Research Reports on Processed & Packaged Goods Equities -- Conagra Brands, Flowers Foods, Campbell Soup, and ...

Free research report on CAG is available at:http://stock-callers.com/registration/?symbol=CAGFlowers Foods  Thomasville, Georgia headquartered Flowers Foods Inc.'s shares saw a slight decline of 0.20%, closing the day at $19.97. A total volume of 1.78 million shares was traded. The stock has advanced 28.67% in the last month and 33.45% over the previous three months. The Company's shares are trading 20.00% and 17.75% above their 50-day and 200-day moving averages, respectively. Additionally, shares of Flowers Foods, which produces and markets bakery products in the US, have an RSI of 73.66.On December 15th, 2016, research firm KeyBanc Capital Markets upgraded the Company's stock rating from 'Sector Weight' to 'Overweight'.On December 22nd, 2016, Flowers Foods announced that R. Steve Kinsey, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, has exercised stock options for 113,400 shares and consequently increased his direct ownership from 225,305 shares of Flowers Foods' common stock to 248,803 shares, which is well in excess of the Company's stock ownership guidelines. Solely to cover the exercise price and related tax liability, Mr. Kinsey sold shares of Flowers Foods' common stock obtained through this option exercise in the open market. The complimentary research report on FLO can be downloaded at:http://stock-callers.com/registration/?symbol=FLOCampbell Soup  Last Friday, shares in Camden, New Jersey headquartered Campbell Soup Co. declined 0.79%, closing the session at $60.47. The stock recorded a trading volume of 1.20 million shares. The Company's shares have advanced 6.29% in the last one month, 11.27% over the previous three months, and 17.63% on an YTD basis. The stock is trading 7.16% above its 50-day moving average and 1.52% above its 200-day moving average. Furthermore, shares of Campbell Soup, which together with its subsidiaries, manufactures and markets food and beverage products, have an RSI of 67.24.On December 20th, 2016, Campbell Soup announced the launch of Well Yes!, a new ready-to-serve soup-line that features clean, simple, and nutritious ingredients. The innovative line of soups showcases ingredients that people know and understand, including wholesome grains, meats, and vegetables. Visit us today and access our complete research report on CPB at:http://stock-callers.com/registration/?symbol=CPBspan class="xn-location" itemprop="contentLocation" it... (PR Newswire )