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Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1961

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Wheat Farmers Vote on Next Year's Quotas

Secretary Freeman sets August 24 for a referendum on wheat marketing quotas for 1962. Quotas pass only if two thirds of voting growers approve. If approved, price support ranges from 75 to 90 percent of parity. if rejected, support is 50 percent within allotment. Eligible voters include growers who planted over 13.5 acres in any of the past three years. Polls open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the ASC Office.

Orville Freeman ASC

Talmadge Ruling Spars Race Mixing Debate in Atlanta Schools

Atlanta. U.S. District Judge Frank Hooper enjoined the State Board of Education from interfering with Atlanta’s desegregation plan amid a clash over a white student Sandra Malkild seeking transfer to an all white school. The judge set a hearing for Aug 30 as city schools reopen. Herman Talmadge urged quick constitutional action to restore local control over schools.

Atlanta U. S. District Court Frank Hooper State Board of Education U.S Herman Talmadge Sandra Malkild Northside High School Northside Hooper Sandra Atlanta School Board Dykes High School Atlanta Board

Winter Hat Workshop Planned for Oct 27

A hat workshop for making winter hats is planned for October 27 with time and location to be announced later. Interested readers are asked to contact Elizabeth Wicker H D Agent to help finalize plans and learn to create or redecorate hats.

Elizabeth Wicker H. D

Births Show Allen Munro Heath and Lauren Stewart

Mr and Mrs Carlton M Heath of Woodland announce the birth of son Allen Munro on August 11 at the Medical Center in Columbus. Mr and Mrs A W Almgren Jr of Pelham announce a daughter Lauren Stewart born August 16 at Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital in Albany. Mrs Almgren is the former Gloria Griffin of Pelham.

Carlton M. Heath Woodland Allen Munro Medical Center Columbus Heath Betty Jo Jarrell A. W. Almgren Jr Pelham Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital Albany Lauren Stewart Almgren Gloria Griffin

Home-Coming Singing At New Life Freewill Baptist

New Life Freewill Baptist church near Mauk hosts an all day homecoming with visiting gospel quartets including several well known groups. J B Lumpkin is the pastor inviting all to attend for a day of singing and fellowship next Sunday.

New Life Freewill Baptist Church Mauk

Durden Named Interim Bibb County Sheriff in Georgia

Macon Georgia Chief Deputy Newborn Durden was appointed interim Bibb County Sheriff. He will serve until September 27 when an election fills the term of W. L. Robertson who died in Clearwater Florida. Durden, a 45 year old former Macon city detective, will not seek the permanent post.

Macon Newborn Durden Bibb County Durden W. L. Robertson Clearwater Fla Robertson Lmore Walter Stevens Judge Stevens

Methodists Plan Pastor's School in Macon

Almost all Georgia Methodist ministers are expected to attend a pastor's school at Wesleyan College in Macon September 4 to 8. Church officials say the program aims to keep ministers up to date in church business. Dr. Ruppert of Ann Arbor Michigan will be the featured lecturer.

Macon Georgia Wesleyan College Ruptert First Methodist Church Ann Arbor Mich

Mathews Family Reunion Held At Butler Legion Home

Descendants of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Franklin Mathews gathered Sunday for their annual reunion at the Butler American Legion Home hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Mathews and Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Gray. Attendees included numerous Mathews relatives from Georgia Alabama Florida Maryland Tennessee and beyond with many siblings of the late J. T. Mathews present.

Thomas Franklin Mathews Butler American Legion W. M. Mathews W.F. Gray J- T. Mathews Butler L. Becham Alice Andrews W. F. Andrews Roberta J. C. Mathews Perry W. A. Mathews Birmingham Ala W. P. Mathews Florala Lillie Maude Andrews Minnie A. Holliman Bennett W. Andrews Meredith Frank J. Becham Kate Andrews Sandra Andrews Calvin Andrews Robert Fudge Mary Clarence Davis Kenneth Joel Davis Johnny and Jeffery R. W. Mathews Jr Debbie Donna Doris K. Mathews Eva Spencer Montgomery Ethel Mathews McAuley Norma Cheverly W. G. Andrews Crestview Fla Robert Mathews Knoxville Tenn Walker Becham Macon R. E. Hartman Dry Branch Norris Sikes Bubba Miami Walter Mathews Jr Mike Gary Montezuma J. T. Mathews W. E.hightower W. F.gray Jr Billy Thomas and Elizabeth Mathews

Experts Predict 11 Highway Deaths Labor Day Weekend

Georgia safety officials warn of 11 fatalities and about 170 injuries in roughly 425 auto accidents during the Labor Day holiday from Friday 6 p m to Monday midnight. State Patrol will operate at full strength with radar, road blocks, and air spotters to deter violators. Last year 11 died and 169 were injured in 441 accidents.

Atlanta Dept. of Public Safety William Trotter Trotter GBI

Fifteen Year Old Jasper County Youth Sentenced in Fatality

In Monticello Georgia a 15 year old Black youth, Preston Cobb Jr., was sentenced to die in the electric chair for causing the death of a 70 year old white farmer, Frank Dumas, last June. An all white Jasper County jury deliberated 45 minutes before finding guilt, and Ocumulgee Circuit Judge G S Carpenter must impose the mandatory death sentence. Cobb remained calm and offered no remarks when prompted by the judge.

Monticello Jasper County Frank Dumas Ocmulgee G. S. Carpenter Milledgeville Preston Cobb, Jr

Polio Case Reported In Upson County

Thomaston Ga officials confirm the first paralytic polio case in three years at the National Foundation Hospital Warm Springs. A 14 month old white boy admitted last week, unvaccinated, with diagnosis now confirmed. The child's name withheld pending parental permission.

Thomaston Upson County National Foundation Warm Springs O. J. Adams

Talmadge Byrd to Keynote Jekyll Island Peace Officers Meet

Senator Herman Talmadge and Lt. Governor Garland Byrd will be principal speakers at the 61st Annual State Convention of the Georgia Peace Officers Association at Jekyll Island to be held Sept. 26-27. Byrd, a Democratic gubernatorial candidate, will deliver the keynote address. Talmadge will speak at the banquet. The two-day event expects over a thousand attendees at the Aquarama Building.

Herman Talmadge Garland Byrd Peace Officers Assn Jekyll Island Byrd Talmadge Jekyll Aquarama Macon L. B. McCallum Vandiver U.S. Senate Georgia Peace Officers Agriculture Phil Campbell Eugene Cook Ben Fortson Zack Cravey Jimmy Bentley Peter Zack Geer Carl Sanders Culver Kidd John Sheffield Denmark Groover

Woman's College of Ga. Fall Quarter Opens Sept 17

Milledgeville Ga Fall quarter at the Woman's College of Georgia begins September 17 with early registration for entrance. New applicants must file by August 28 and attend a personal interview before registration.

Woman’s College Milledgeville Woman’s College of Ga T. E. Smith GSCW Woman's College of Georgia Woman's College Board of Regents of the University System of Ga Woman's College of Ga University System

Mr. Jack Wade to Celebrate 89th Birthday Sunday

Longtime county residents Mr. Jack Wade and his wife Miss Lizzie live on a farm south of town. The Herald notes Mr. Wade's long life as one of the county’s oldest and most respected citizens and joins friends in wishing him many more happy birthdays.

Jack Wade

Notice to Butler Music Students

Mrs. Lewis Ruffin Mrs. Link Marshall and Mrs. Robert Cooper will be in their studios on Registration Day August 30 and welcome students and parents who wish to contact them.

Lewis Ruffin Link Marshall Robert Cooper

Note of Thanks to Friends and Medical Staff

Emmett Wilson thanks his friends and loved ones for prayers visits cards flowers and meals during his hospital stay. He especially thanks Dr Clifford Dr Montgomery nurses and orderly Sterling McCrary for their fine attention and asks God to bless each and every one.

Clifford R. C. Montgomery Sterling McCrary Emmett Wilson

Army Reserve Units Put on Federal Call-Up Alert

Fort Valley Georgia based 718th Engineer Company light equipment USAR and the 10th Signal Detachment from the 11th Signal Battalion Sandersville are among units nationwide named to a priority list for possible federal service. Sandersville commander Capt Freddie Outts said troops returned from summer training with a 92 percent rating but equipment shortages remain for training.

Ft. Valley Army Reserve Army National Guard Sandersville Pentagon 718Th Eng. Co USAR 10Th Sig 11Th Sig. Bat National Guard Freddie Outts Ft. Gordon

Weekend Georgia Traffic Toll Rises With Eight Fatalities

Georgia police report eight weekend deaths including Billy Heath a 23 year old from Buchanan who fled a county pursuit and died when his car overturned near Buchanan. Other victims include Jimmie Willingham in Athens Enigma’s James Farr Whitesboro resident James Bishop and two women in Woodbine.

Atlanta Buchanan Billy Heath Haralson Jimmie H. Willingham Athens Woodbine Allen Watkins West Palm Beach Fla Dorothy Armstrong White Oak Roy Collins Oak Park Highway 130 Lyons Harold Roberts Cleveland Ed Cone Billy Fields Macon

Navy Patents Inflatable Airplane Concept Amid Carrier Debate

The Navy patents a fabric inflatable aircraft using an accumulator compressed air principle for vertical takeoff. Capt. C. R. Bright holds non military commercial rights. Admirals reportedly oppose the project fearing carrier funding loss. The House subcommittee seeks a briefing on the project.

Washington, D. C Navy C. R. Bright House Government Information Subcommittee Bright

Dove Season Opens Sept 15

The open season for hunting doves runs from September 15 through October 14 with daily shooting hours from 12 noon to sunset. The bag limit is 12 birds and the possession limit is 24. A second season runs December 7, 1961 through January 15, 1962.

Outstanding 4-H Members Headed to State Meet in Atlanta

Georgia’s top 4-H Senior Club members prepare to travel to Atlanta for the State 4-H Club Congress. The delegation includes district winners like Roger Clark and Mary Edith Jarrell, with state officers and leaders guiding four days of demonstrations banquets and events at Piedmont Hotel and Dinkler Plaza.

Atlanta Georgia Roger Clark Freddie Brown Mary Edith Jarrell T. L. Walton University of Ga Cooperative Extension Service Chicago Gayle Hill Pulaski Mary Alice Belcher Bulloch County Marjorie Whally Randolph County Bryant Youmans Emanual County Freddie McLeod Lowndes County Piedmont Hotel Ga. Power Co W.A. Sutton Coop Extension Service Congress Ga. Bankers Association Dinkler Plaza

X15 Aims for 3700 MPH Speed Record

Edwards Air Force Base Calif The X15 rocket plane seeks a new speed record of 3700 mph this week with John Walker at the controls. The craft reached 3603 mph last June 23 in a flight troubled by cabin pressure failure and has been redesigned for safer nitrogen cabin pressurization and suit control.

Edwards Air Force Base Calif Joe Walker

Second Coming Sermon Preview at Trinity Church

At 11 a.m. Sunday worship at Trinity Church the pastor continues a series on the Second Coming of Christ. The topic is the Great Tribulation Period and a cordial invitation is extended to all to attend.

Christ

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Dept. of Archives General Library Ard J. B. Lumpkin Bibb James Wood Jim Bloodworth Methodists Cobb Upson Sen. Talmadge Lt. Gov Butler Music Army Fort Valley Taylor County Trinity Church
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