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Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1935

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Roosevelt Signs American War Veterans Bill Restoring Pensions

Washington Aug 18 President Roosevelt signed the American War veterans bill restoring pensions to the ender and veterans of the Civil War Indian and Spanish American conflicts. The measure returns about 50 000 veterans to the rolls and about 6 million to widows. It cites a modern care system for World War veterans and preserves most economy act cuts except a small number. It restructures benefits through a new care and rehabilitation framework while reinstating non service connected World War I veterans previously cut from rolls.

Washingtung Presievelt Ender Phillipine Veterans Adinistration Congress

Prominent Buena Vista Man Succumbs to Illness

Mr. R. M. Hair, longtime Buena Vista business figure and chant leader, died at Piedmont Sanatorium Santa after a period as a patient. He is survived by his brother J. R. Hair of Columbus and four sisters: Mrs. Oscar Cox of Wyverly Hall, Mrs. C. D. Nore, Mrs. Horace Gurr of La Vista, and Mrs. Obey Passett of Bradenton, Fla.

R. M. Hair Buena Vista Inday Piedmont Santa J. R. Hair Columbus Oscar ‘Cox Wvverly Hall C. D. Nore Horace Gurr la Vista Obey Passtt Bradenton Fla

BREVITIES IN THE NEWS From Georgia News Service

Thirty-one prisoners in Fulton Tower faced September court as they chose pleas. detectives chased a jewel purchase scam in Atlanta linked to a fake government certificate. water bills spiked by a heat wave totaling eighty six thousand dollars. Jere Wells urged better politics as Fulton County schools leader. a Dewey Rose band won a Piedmont Old Fiders prize at Clemson. new animals joined Atlanta's Zoo. a Lee anniversary train festooned with Stars and Bars honored Robert E. Lee. Georgia’s economy cited in state audit figures.

Georgia News Service Fulton Tower Boykin Atlanta We Law Mil- Adgeville St Wi G. S. C. W. Jere Wells Fulton County Nore Dewey Rose Georgia Clemson Collee South Carolina Llama Want Park Robert E. Lee Washing& Lee University Seaboard Sars Staronfederacy United Donat Tom Wisbhee

Ellaville Party Injured in Thomaston Car Collision

A Monday night crash in Thomaston injured Mrs. D. M. Edge of Raleigh and three Ellaville residents returning from Atlanta. Mrs. Edge suffered internal injuries and lacerations, Mrs. Hart lost upper teeth and endured facial injuries, Mrs. Ethridge was shaken with facial and arm cuts, while D R Kee had minor injuries. The truck driver, a Negro, was seriously injured as his vehicle overturned after a head on crash. Sheriff Rigsby and others investigated. arrest possible if driver found at fault.

Ellaville D. M. Edge Raleigh N.C Atlanta Thomaston Edge James H. Hart S M Ethridge D. R. Kee Mr. Har Murray

Blakely Cuthbert And Other Georgia Towns Get New Federal Buildings

Washington reports the treasury and post office departments announced 851 public building projects totaling 59.868 million dollars funded by the emergency construction fund of 60 million dollars. In Georgia approved projects include post offices at Swainsboro Blaker Cuthbert Jackson College Park Monticello LaFayette Jesup Commerce and Hartwell.

Washington Treatiry Post Office Roosevelt Georgia Swainsboro Blaker Cuthbert Jackson College Park Monticello LaFayette Jesup Commerce Hartwell Post Office Department Albany Athens Brunswick Cartersville Dalton Griffin Mariett Rome Thomasville Tifton Hawkinsville Miller Summerville Trion

Prominent Macon Woman Dies At Home

Mrs C B Cowan, noted musician, author and club leader, died Tuesday in Macon. She presided over the Macon Music Club and held key roles in the Woman's Club Quill Club Organ Guild and Federated Women's Clubs music committee. She also served as organist in multiple Macon churches.

Macon C. B Cowan Waycross Church

Toxoid Clinic Dates For Immunizing Children

A local health drive announces a Toxoid Clinic on September 3 4 for white and color children ages six months to eight years to immunize against diphtheria. The service is free at the Child Hygiene Nurse's office, encouraging broad attendance to stamp out diphtheria. Herms Jearn reports Allmon talys remains in serious condition after an incident a few days ago.

Herms Jearn

Athens Farm and Home Week details crop and credit talks

Two day Athens Farm and Home Week covers pasture and forage crops and farm credit. Aug 15 focuses on farm crops with Bermuda grass talks by Stephens and Fain, plus a Sandy Creek Soil Conservation tour. Aug 16 centers on farm credit with Bean and Johnson as speakers and a Georgia adjustment report.

Athens G. C. Daniel E. D. Alexander College of Agriculture J. L. Stephens Coastal Plain Experiment Station Jno. R. Fain Aconomy Sandy Creek Farm Credit Louis Bean The Agricultural Adjustment Administration Henry Johnson Columbia Office Farm Credit Administration Georgia

DeWitt Joins Southwestern Faculty as Physical Education Director

Americas Ga Aug 14 R Talmadge DeWitt of Corbin Kentucky will join Georgia Southwestern College faculty in September for the 1935 36 term serving as supervisor of physical education He earned a MA in physical education at Peabody College Nashville this year He will direct all sports including football basketball tennis track baseball and swimming and the college will maintain intra mural sports under his leadership

Americas R. Talmadge DeWitt Corbin Kentucky Georgia Southwestern College Preyton Jacob DeWitt East Kentucky Teachers’ College Richmond Peabody College Nashville L. R. Towson Addie Beall Southern Association of Colleges Jacob Southwestern

To The Memory of DeWitt Cullifer

Dewitt Cullifer born in Taylor County Georgia on June 29 1919 died August 3 1936 after an operation He was dutiful affectionate and amiable son and brother His passing leaves family friends and a wider circle of admirers to mourn his loss He is survived by his parents three sisters Mrs H A Lawhorn Mrs Fre Stubbs and Mrs E D Hand and two brothers Cecil and Hurshel Cullifer The community notes also mention the ill health of Rev S R Lawhorn and Mr D L Anthony in Mauk Georgia

Dewitt Cullifer J. W. Cullifer Taylor County Dewitt Famil H. A. Lawhorn Fre Stubbs E. D. Hand Cecil

Vacation Bible School Held at Butler M E Church

The Methodists ran a daily Vacation Bible School from Aug 6 to Aug 10 directed by Miss Janie Neisler with help from Miss Frances Riley. Juniors and older primaries learned via “The Land Where Jesus Lived” and “The Boy Jesus” with pictures and songs while younger children studied “God's Happy World.” Playground director Martha Benns led activities with aides Irma Gill, Julia Taylor, Carolyn Wall and Dorothy Roberts. After daily treats from Mrs. Herman Amos and others, parents visited Friday for a final program, lemonade, and tours. over forty children attended and many praised the week.

The Methodist Sunday School Janie Neisler Neisler Frances Riley Grenfel W. P. Folds Jesus Verna Jarrell Ruth Dunnody Martha Benns Irma Gill Julia Taylor Carolyn Wall Dorothy Roberts Herman Amos G. D. Locke Evelyn Hartman

Youths to share in relief machinery in Georgia

Dr Raymond Paty of Emory University named director of relief machinery to aid Georgia youths under the National Youth Administration. A survey precedes a September 1 launch. high school students receive $6 monthly grants for continuing studies or reentry, with occasional community service work. Post graduate aid provides $30 monthly in Georgia.

Georgia Raymond Paty Emory University National Youth Administration Paty Aubrey Williams

Bank Suit Filed In Federal Court

J B Downs as receiver for the closed First National Bank of Reynolds files a federal suit for 600 in interest at 7 percent from Dec 27 1932 against Florence Smith of Reynolds. The petition states 100 per share, six shares due, bank closed Oct 19 1932, liquidation underway. Miller and Lowrey of Macon represent the receiver.

First National Bank of Reynolds Federal Court J. B. Downs Florence Smith Reynolds Miller and Lowrey Macon

Castellow Attacks Federal Road Funding Stoppage

Representative Castellow of Georgia denounces federal withholding of 19 million dollars for Georgia roads. He compares the action to money hung on a hook and says the Georgia delegation must beg for it on the House floor in Washington.

Washington, D. C Castellow Cuthbert Georgia

Miss Martha Riley Improves After Illness

The Herald reports Miss Martha Riley continues to improve after an illness that lasted about two weeks.

the Herald Martha Riley

Butler High School Opens Fall Term September 16

Butler High School will begin the fall term on Monday September 16. Students should not buy books until courses and units are confirmed. Classification requires 3 units for sophomore, 7 for junior, 11 for senior, 16 for diploma. back work may be examined. Summer school credits accepted without exams.

Butler High School Butler Public Georgia Southwestern College Eric Folds

Reynolds Young Lady Dies After Brief Illness

Miss Anna Blaire Parks, 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Parks, died Tuesday afternoon at home after a four day illness. A Reynolds High School alumna, she is survived by her parents and several brothers and sisters. Funeral services were held at Reynolds Methodist church with interment in Mt. Olive cemetery. pallbearers named. Funeral director G. H. Goddard oversaw arrangements.

C. H. Parks Anna Blaire Parks Reynolds High School Messrs R. H Parks H. D. Parks J. C. Parks G. L. Parks W. C Parks Paul Parks L. B. Strickland Milan Grace Peggie Parks Reynolds Reynolds Methodist Church Mt. Olive Cemetery Rev. M. Shell John Simmons Elijah Simmons Hubert Hogg Charles Martin Fred Underwood J. ©. McElmurray G .H. Goddard

Weyman Harris to receive A B at Mercer University

Weyman Harris son of Mr and Mrs J H Harris will graduate with an A B degree at Mercer University summer school Monday morning. He has a record of perfect attendance in his school years and previously studied at Georgia Southwestern College Americus before Mercer. Harris has been unanimously re elected principal of the Cross Roads school in the southern part of the county and will begin work there with his staff in a few weeks.

Weyman Harris J. H. Harris Mercer University Hai Georia Southwestern College Americus Mercer Harris Cross Roads

Butler Family Moves to Atlanta After Drug Business Purchase

Friends learn of the Daniel family moving Monday to Atlanta. George M. Daniel and his son Thomas, an Emory University student, have bought and will run a drug business in College Park. Their former residence, noted as one of the city’s best, has been leased to H. P. Bruner.

George M. Daniel Atlanta Daniel Thomas Sim Emory University Coll Park H. P. Bruner

A D Chapman Pioneer Merchant Dies Sudden

Abner Daniel Chapman a Butler merchant for 61 years died suddenly from heart trouble around 1 a m Sunday Aug 11 after retirement the prior night He was a beloved local figure a devout Baptist and survived by wife Georgia Wright two daughters a son and several grandchildren Funeral services were held Monday at his home with Rev J E Pate officiating and local pallbearers named.

Abner Daniel Chapman Butler Taylor County Martin D Mary Ann Meadows Chapman Tazewell Marion County M. T. Chapman Misa Georgia Wright Buler J. E. Poole Americus Amos B Artin A. Chapman Aws Fy William R Oahey Piewe Fla Bob Adams Greenville Baptist Church J. W. Wards Edwards Funeral Home J. E. Pate Messrs L. R. Adams J. R. Gray H. H. Riley J. G. Joiner J. W. Edwards J. R. Wilson

Revival Services Begin at Butler Methodist Church

Revival services open at Butler Methodist Church with fair attendance. The series, led by Rev W E Hightower and assisted by Rev Herbert Ethridge of Columbus, aims to last about ten days with sessions at 10 am and 8 pm daily.

Butler Methodist Churc W. E. Hightower Herbert Ethridge Columbus

Tonsil Clinic Slated in Butler on August 19 21

A tonsil clinic will be held at the Butler Masonic Building on August 19 and 21. Desiring to have tonsils removed must register with Sara Windham R N Child Hygiene Nurse by August 10.

Butler Sara Windham R. N

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Igjerans Bill Sions Blakely R. T. DeWitt S. R. Lawhorn D. L. Anthony Mauk Butler M. E. Church A. D. Chapman Pioneer Merchant Methodist Church
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