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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1935
Page
4
Miss Red Adams will visit Taylor county to present two county handicraft demonstrations on home made cards by block printing and glove making. Meetings are Monday morning December 9 at Central school and Monday afternoon December 9 at Butler school. Special effort urged to attend one. Adams has many helpful tips.
June, Philip, and friends search for a buried case containing a poem as a message. Samson and Malindy move the case thinking it hides money, causing mistrust until the document is found. The poem proves Philip sent the note, ending the feud and reuniting Mrs. Manning with Uncle Matthew.
All children in Taylor County aged six months to eight years should be immunized against diphtheria now. The campaign will cover all county schools for both white and colored children and aims to vaccinate before January 1. After January examinations for hookworm begin. any child not reached through schools can visit the office on Saturdays to receive the toxoid free of charge.
Atlanta news reports a statewide survey financed by the WPA to gather data for a social security program in Georgia. About 800 people work on the project led by Thos. B. Mimms with Thelma Wright as supervisor. The effort targets old age pension eligibility and families with dependent children while excluding handicapped children.
Mrs. Henry Hulin, chairman of the Junior Red Cross in schools nationwide, notes nearly eight million members enrolled in the past year, marking it as the greatest youth movement in the country across public, private, and parochial schools.
A census report released Monday reveals Georgia farm data comparing 1935 and 1980. Full owners increased by 5,000 while tenant farm operators declined by 10,000, illustrating a structural shift in farm ownership across the state.
The speaker urges ongoing cooperation with workers to regulate securities and public utilities, defend social security, and promote jobs and relief programs. He cites farm income gains, reduced unemployment, and large public works including housing projects, highways, schools, and CCC camps as proof of improvement. He defends debt policy, notes a shift from red to black in national finances, and asserts future American life will grow stronger through continued effort.
Atlanta December 2 Walter McDonald reelected to the Georgia Public Service Commission after being ousted by Governor Eugene Talmadge in 1933 was sworn in to serve again. He succeeds J Tobe Daniela of La Grange whose unexpired term ended November 30. Chairman Jud Wilhoit also was sworn in to continue his post as Talmadge supporters praised the move. No mention was made of the 1933 ouster.
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